[RichardG]

Is it really necessary to have a twist every week?

A twist isn't a twist if there's twists all time time. As with normal nominations, the biggest twist of all would be to not have a twist these days. I miss the early series' when we would just get a few big twists a series, such as a genuine surprise eviction, the golden ticket or the house next door (before it became ridiculously overused). Now we're just randomly telling Katie Price she has the power to save and replace, majorly overdoing face to face noms, and chucking people into secret rooms every other week for the hell of it and I find it so boring.

From memory the only twist I've enjoyed since the move to C5 was the White Room. It sucked so much that Conor of all people got £50,000 but it was still great tv. I honestly can't think of any other memorable one over the past few years other than that.

I suppose they keep the momentum of the series flowing to an extent but I wish they could come up with some more interesting ones.

[Will.]

To be honest I really like the pass to the final... Twist as its only a week left.

[Cal.]

I kind of agree - but BB7 onwards was full of twists, mind.

It wouldn't be so bad if the twists were unique, but production just uses the same ones that have been on many series' like secret houses or stuff that affects nominations. They need to come up with fresh ideas.

[Cal.]

And I can imagine there being some form of a pass to the final in every series from now on.

[Macie Lightfoot]

This show is just so unimaginative now. We don't need a pass to the final, we don't need a secret room every series (especially when who goes in is entirely up to the producers), and we certainly don't need dumb nomination twists every week. I don't even know why they do nominations anymore, you're more likely to be nominated out of random chance than for anything you actually did and that kinda defeats the purpose.