[*mazedsalv**]

it continued naturally.

Lets think back to BB1-BB3, back in these days, producers just put a bunch of people in a house to entertain the nation and do tasks. However then when BB4 was a fail in a massive way, BB5 had loads of effort put into it, and they were lucky for BB5 to be such a brilliant series. When Fight Night happened, this was the first sign in a twist that turned into a great night... and procuers knew that this is what we wanted... not all but most of us wanted.

BB5 was the first time where we saw 2 groups form and have such a strong divide between them. Ever since this series, producers had bene trying for years to create the same effect to ensure people were interested. Yes, it may have worked for the following year (BB6), but then the producers thrived on arguments to be had daily to make a good show.

As you can tell ever since BB6, producers had put in at least 1 troublesome character to create conflict. The following years failed, the producers tried to hard to impress the viewer with arguments and then the likes of Charlie in BB8 got people more aggrevated rather than entertained. In BB9, they put in Alexandra to cause a stir, as well as Nicole later on.

BB9 may have had a split group, but they did come together after and it wasnt that vicious.

BB10's first week got off into a good start, and then the nomination talk was announced (this was a great idea though), this caused the first argument of the series which was between Sophia and Saffia.

Now, getting back to the point. The reason why CBB7 which i enjoyed is that the producers didnt feel the need to make twists, turns and try and make trouble, it all happened naturally and based on luck, just like BB5. We sae the CBB7 celebs all come out on their own and see their true personalities as time went on.