[the_chosen_one]

It could happen. I've been thinking about who would be the best person to vote out in this scenario but there's a few variables which could change the impact of it. It may just end up being the most boring person possible. I suppose if this stunt serves one purpose it would be for the returning housemate to go back with the information that there's definitely no money left or definitely some money left, whichever would stir the house up more, so in answer to...

Originally posted by Psylocke
Will they be told about the prize fund still being there?

...I'd say tell the person and get the game back on.

We've seen the effects of the money 'going', we've seen some true colours over the past fortnight, so I think it would be for the best to turn the game back to normal so we can all sit back and watch the gameplayers frantically piece together the threads of what used to be their gameplans.

If the person refuses to go back in, maybe the producers could just ask them to go back in to deliver the information then make an exit, but if they were told the money was still available (and if in Charley's case she was told she needs to start being alot nicer to people to stand any sort of chance of winning) I doubt there's anyone in that house who wouldn't have another crack at it with the benefit of learning their faults and mistakes during their night with Davina.

[MarkWaldorf]

They'll go running back in.

[Wildcat!]

I think if its Charley, she wont go, because she is already infamous, and she goes back in she'll appear fake

[Hugo]

Originally posted by nowsthebturn
I just had a tought.
If I am Charley and I get evicted next week, which is likely, and get booeed furiously, why would I go back in?
I wonder if that might happen!
what you guys think?

They can't refuse the have signed a contract which states Big Brother can change the rules at any time and the contract ends when the show ends.

[Wildcat!]

the contract doesnt stop people from walking does it?

[CharlotteSometimes]

I think it depends on lots of things. As has already been said, if Charley for example was evicted, the volume of the boos would be ridiculous (that's presuming that there's a 'normal' exit rather than slipping them out through a side door under some pretence, of course). She'd be absolutely nuts to agree to going back in, and unless they've got a bribe of some sort planned, the only other carrot they have to dangle is the revelation that the £100,000 is still up for grabs to the winner. But if she did walk out to a cacophony of boos, she'd know that she'd have absolutely no chance of winning anyway, so what would be the point? Even without the boos, she'd still realise that the audience don't like her. And the more hm's that are up this week, the stronger the realisation would be, too.

Then there's the risk of the evicted hm taking spoilers back in with them, too. Okay, so it would probably be too hectic for them to pick up too much information. But all it would take would be someone shouting something, a chant, a sign held up in the crowd, a note passed by someone that they shook hands with, etc. They could be told about the prize money, the fake hm, who the bookies had as favourite, etc. And if the evictee was told about the prize money as an incentive to get them to return (presuming that part wasn't shown to the other hm's), there'd always be the risk of them revealing it, too. Also would the evictee know that the hm's were watching their eviction interview, and if not, what if the crowd somehow got that message across?

[Billy]

Originally posted by harrison

They can't refuse the have signed a contract which states Big Brother can change the rules at any time and the contract ends when the show ends.

LMFAO .. They can walk when ever they want to

[Fatman]

Originally posted by MarkChap?!
They'll go running back in.

I think it depends who it is....

[Tom07]

cool i cant wait for this fake week pauline is going in on bblb later isnt ashe?

[Tom07]

Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes
I think it depends on lots of things. As has already been said, if Charley for example was evicted, the volume of the boos would be ridiculous (that's presuming that there's a 'normal' exit rather than slipping them out through a side door under some pretence, of course). She'd be absolutely nuts to agree to going back in, and unless they've got a bribe of some sort planned, the only other carrot they have to dangle is the revelation that the £100,000 is still up for grabs to the winner. But if she did walk out to a cacophony of boos, she'd know that she'd have absolutely no chance of winning anyway, so what would be the point? Even without the boos, she'd still realise that the audience don't like her. And the more hm's that are up this week, the stronger the realisation would be, too.

Then there's the risk of the evicted hm taking spoilers back in with them, too. Okay, so it would probably be too hectic for them to pick up too much information. But all it would take would be someone shouting something, a chant, a sign held up in the crowd, a note passed by someone that they shook hands with, etc. They could be told about the prize money, the fake hm, who the bookies had as favourite, etc. And if the evictee was told about the prize money as an incentive to get them to return (presuming that part wasn't shown to the other hm's), there'd always be the risk of them revealing it, too. Also would the evictee know that the hm's were watching their eviction interview, and if not, what if the crowd somehow got that message across?

yeh great point that is a possibility but they will reck the twist then if they shout shes a fake and reviel that there still is a prize fund.

[CyberJovi]

Didn't Divina say that all the other house mates are going to watch the interview with the evicted housemate, then put them back into the house.

If this happends we need to vote Charley out so she can slag everyone of the housemates off (which she will do) then have to go back into the house and deal with what she has just said...