[Marsh.]

Tbh, she'd run her course.

Even her interview was rehashes of the same phrases she's been saying for nearly three weeks.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Monopoly

Dee will do anything to protect them

Yeah because she hopes it will keep her in - total game play

[MB.]

Originally Posted by abhorson

French toast.

It took you twenty minutes to come up that

[abhorson]

Originally Posted by Yoshi888

Based on how retarded the public are would not he surprised if Ricci won

Helen got most votes. Ummmm.

[abhorson]

Originally Posted by MB.

It took you twenty minutes to come up that

No, i said French fried yesterday.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by JTM45

NO!!!!!
Look at the bunch of twats they've ended up with in the BB US house this year and last year courtesy of the housemates deciding who gets evicted!!!!

Although the Public Vote is far from perfect it's always better than alliances of ****heads running the evictions from the inside!!!!!

Two seasons out of fifteen isn't really much of a reason to criticise the US format. You win some, you lose some, but at least it's fair (the people that live there voting is indisputably fairer than those who don't and only see an hour a day voting) and the better and more interesting format. I'd say there's been more series or BBUK with terrible eviction orders than there has been in BBUS, and the public are to blame for that. At least if your favourite goes out across the pond it's because they didn't play well enough (or on occasion rigging wasn't in their favour), not because the cat ladies didn't get wet over them

Originally Posted by Marsh.

That's one long ass final.

You'd just have a rolling vote to save across the series and you could even have weekly updates to see how people are doing, it'd be a massive competition amongst fans and I reckon revenue would be pretty high as well. Then on finale night you'd announce the top five in no particular order, evict the rest and then have a quick chat with each of them when they're sat in the evicted housemates seats that they have on the set. Then carry on as normal

At least it'd stop good characters leaving early, one thing is for sure the show would never be dull or quiet

In fact I think an amazing experimental series of Big Brother or a show of a similar kind (I think they may have done one before but idk) would be to stick sixteen people in a house and tell them they decide when they leave by pressing a panic button and the last person to leave wins £1m. Now that's a social experiment, but I digress

Originally Posted by Ammi

..if we didn't have weekly evictions, do you think our interest would be sustained to the end..?...

I actually think it would! There's a reason the early weeks of most series are the best and then it quietens down and gets duller and you get complaints from fans of different housemates. If everyone stayed until the end everyone's favourites would be there, the house would constantly be buzzing, there'd be more time for storylines to develop and as I said I think with that many people you'd be bound to get one massive argument/fight midway through

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

In fact I think an amazing experimental series of Big Brother or a show of a similar kind (I think they may have done one before but idk) would be to stick sixteen people in a house and tell them they decide when they leave by pressing a panic button and the last person to leave wins £1m. Now that's a social experiment, but I digress

I think a channel 4 show did that. I can't remember much about it but I think they couldn't leave until they'd all decided which of them should win the prize unless they voluntarily walked.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I think a channel 4 show did that. I can't remember much about it but I think they couldn't leave until they'd all decided which of them should win the prize unless they voluntarily walked.

Yeah, Unanimous which I loved but that did have a definitive end because after about a week of non-unanimous votes they put the prize on a cash clock that counted down a pound every second. It was only when it got to about £100k that they gave in and agreed

A game of total outside seclusion with no known end until fifteen people gave up would be amazing

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Two seasons out of fifteen isn't really much of a reason to criticise the US format. You win some, you lose some, but at least it's fair (the people that live there voting is indisputably fairer than those who don't and only see an hour a day voting) and the better and more interesting format. I'd say there's been more series or BBUK with terrible eviction orders than there has been in BBUS, and the public are to blame for that. At least if your favourite goes out across the pond it's because they didn't play well enough (or on occasion rigging wasn't in their favour), not because the cat ladies didn't get wet over them



You'd just have a rolling vote to save across the series and you could even have weekly updates to see how people are doing, it'd be a massive competition amongst fans and I reckon revenue would be pretty high as well. Then on finale night you'd announce the top five in no particular order, evict the rest and then have a quick chat with each of them when they're sat in the evicted housemates seats that they have on the set. Then carry on as normal

At least it'd stop good characters leaving early, one thing is for sure the show would never be dull or quiet

In fact I think an amazing experimental series of Big Brother or a show of a similar kind (I think they may have done one before but idk) would be to stick sixteen people in a house and tell them they decide when they leave by pressing a panic button and the last person to leave wins £1m. Now that's a social experiment, but I digress



I actually think it would! There's a reason the early weeks of most series are the best and then it quietens down and gets duller and you get complaints from fans of different housemates. If everyone stayed until the end everyone's favourites would be there, the house would constantly be buzzing, there'd be more time for storylines to develop and as I said I think with that many people you'd be bound to get one massive argument/fight midway through

..yeah I never thought of it like that, that if they all stayed then the conflicts would just intensify week by week but maybe also more bonds and real friendships would form as well...and I don't think you would get so many cliques maybe because there would be no advantage in 'alliance groups' type thing...I did start to watch BB USA but got distracted straight away so I'll have to maybe pick up on that to see how it works there..I think there are no evictions in that..?...I think if they did it though, we would probably have to have either live feed back or more live shows to cover the balance of the house and so we don't just see the same old, same old in the HL shows which sometimes can happen now...you know, just concentrating on a few housemates....

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..yeah I never thought of it like that, that if they all stayed then the conflicts would just intensify week by week but maybe also more bonds and real friendships would form as well...and I don't think you would get so many cliques maybe because there would be no advantage in 'alliance groups' type thing...I did start to watch BB USA but got distracted straight away so I'll have to maybe pick up on that to see how it works there..I think there are no evictions in that..?...I think if they did it though, we would probably have to have either live feed back or more live shows to cover the balance of the house and so we don't just see the same old, same old in the HL shows which sometimes can happen now...you know, just concentrating on a few housemates....

Oh yeah you'd definitely need live feed so you could get to know everyone properly! And there are evictions in BBUS, it's just a HoH nominates two and then the other housemates vote to evict one of them. It's more strategic and is definitely worth giving it a shot IMO, although maybe not recent seasons, some from the past inside