[Josy]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

They really ought to reveal whether someone actually is going to be evicted properly on Monday.

They always used to reveal the twists prior to them actually happening. These days the reveal them little by little and change them on the fly to get the result they want (Steven putting Toya up for example).

And I find the idea that these people know exactly what they're doing rather amusing.

They don't have to reveal every detail, don't you think that would make things very boring?

They haven't always revealed whole twists either.

And I find the idea that these people actually care to interfere in who goes and who doesn't amusing.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Josy

And I find the idea that these people actually care to interfere in who goes and who doesn't amusing.

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Josy

They don't have to reveal every detail, don't you think that would make things very boring?

Nope. That's how they used to do everything.

They haven't always revealed whole twists either.

And I find the idea that these people actually care to interfere in who goes and who doesn't amusing.

Why haven't they taken Helen's pass away for her behaviour?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

Nope. That's how they used to do everything.

No they didn't. We didn't know Aisleyene would be evicting one of the new housemates in BB7 until the live show.

They only reveal full details ahead when it's needed because of a public vote for things like fake evictions.

No need to this time with no public vote occurring.

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

No they didn't. We didn't know Aisleyene would be evicting one of the new housemates in BB7 until the live show.

The second half of BB7 was indeed the beginning of ridiculous levels of manipulation. BB8 went into overdrive.

They only reveal full details ahead when it's needed because of a public vote for things like fake evictions.

No need to this time with no public vote occurring.

If they are planning on evicting someone the public have just voted to save, they might want to know about that.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

The second half of BB7 was indeed the beginning of ridiculous levels of manipulation. BB8 went into overdrive.

The house next door wasn't manipulation against anyone. They were all newbies, the public voted Aisleyene through.

Originally Posted by Yaki da

If they are planning on evicting someone the public have just voted to save, they might want to know about that.

The public haven't voted to save anyone, it's vote to evict this year.

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

The house next door wasn't manipulation against anyone. They were all newbies, the public voted Aisleyene through.

I was thinking more of Nikki being evicted and then voted back.

The public haven't voted to save anyone, it's vote to evict this year.

There was clearly a campaign to save Ashleigh by voting out Jale, as you well know. Head-to-head is essentially the same thing anyway.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

There was clearly a campaign to save Ashleigh by voting out Jale, as you well know. Head-to-head is essentially the same thing anyway.

There hasn't been a head to head, apart from 10 minutes after the vote freeze.

That doesn't mean they can't do this twist because the public "saved" anyone. People will vote to evict each of the housemates for any number of reasons, being fans of one of the other housemates being one of them.