[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by RichardG

BB7

Thank you.

[Braden]

I prefer interviews on BOTS because HM's tend to open up and feel more relaxed in the smaller atmosphere.

The good thing about C4 evictions were how they would briefly face the large crowd, get their reaction whether it's good or bad and then go to a secluded studio for an interview, with a welcoming crowd. It makes more sense to have it like that because large crowd's chanting can be really intimidating rather than it being 'panto'. It also ruins it for the viewers who have invested in spending time to watch this HM, and finally getting to hear what they have to say about their experience.

I feel sorry for Emma because I feel that she could conduct good interviews in a smaller studio where there are no disruptions.

[Shaun]

I'd much rather they stopped telling the house who got the fewest votes and is therefore the most popular, tbh.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

I remember the studio thing in BB9. Not sure if it was done every eviction though(?)

I liked the whole reveal being done in silence, didn't give anything away to housemates.

Yeah, BB9 was entertaining in that aspect because they had no idea who was popular or not so quite a lot of the evictions were huge shocks to them. They weren't forewarned with crowd reactions.

Originally Posted by Shaun

I'd much rather they stopped telling the house who got the fewest votes and is therefore the most popular, tbh.

Definitely this. I also wish Emma would just speak normally.

Trying to force some kind of cheesy catchphrase doesn't work and sounds stupid. Just tell them "This is Emma. The lines are closed and I can now reveal......" without all that filler sh*te.

[CaudleHalbard]

Reveal should be done in silence. A big thing is made about no contact with the outside world. But the crowd reaction to the names being called out by Emma surely goes against that?

[HBB1508]

The only bit that annoys me is when they shout over the interview of the evictee - the rest doesn't really bother me as I've got used to it now.