[Raph]

That was hands down the worst and most manipulative twist in BB history. It was an absolute given that Sam would've been evicted with this twist. The public were told nothing about it. And people wasted their money trying to save Sam by voting out others all these weeks. This is the lowest BB has ever fallen, and I didn't think it could reach such a low.

Never before has BB basically entirely chosen who goes home. I really hate that. This show is a pile of garbage. And Danny is a dickhead of the highest tier.

[Raph]

I'm seriously so pissed off.

[LukeB]

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[Vicky.]

That wasn't a twist at all. It was just cruel and a terrible end to the journey of a lovely housemate who has been shat on from all angles

[nonstop]

That was a Twist? haha

[reece(:]

An utter joke and they are mocking the voters and viewers now.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

That wasn't a twist at all. It was just cruel and a terrible end to the journey of a lovely housemate who has been shat on from all angles

Yeah it was just manipulation and the producers deciding who to send home. I'm just so angry, I love this show but I hate the producers, channel 5 and what they've done to this show so damn much

Sam shouldve won.

[Rorkimaru]

BB may as well have just kicked her out, it was bull****. Made Emma's "Who wins, you decide" painfully ironic

[Jake.]

Both this and the 4in/4out twist have proved what a mockery this show has become. Sticking to watching old series for now, prefer seeing it done properly.

[Ross.]

Absolute joke of a twist and a waste of money to anyone who voted tonight.

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Jake.

Both this and the 4in/4out twist have proved what a mockery this show has become. Sticking to watching old series for now, prefer seeing it done properly.

[Marsh.]

How did the producers decide?

Sam picked that envelope and then the housemates chose her?

Unfair and cruel (Like Vanessa's BB6 eviction) but definitely not the worst twist in the show's history (looking at the Power Trip crap last year).

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Absolute joke of a twist and a waste of money to anyone who voted tonight.

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It was Sam or Harry either way..it was so obvious the house would vote out them and BB knew this too.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

How did the producers decide?

Sam picked that envelope and then the housemates chose her?

Unfair and cruel (Like Vanessa's BB6 eviction) but definitely not the worst twist in the show's history (looking at the Power Trip crap last year).

It was inevitable, given what the rules of the twist were, it was 100% going to be Sam who left, I knew it before anyone even opened their mouths. It was BB's way of ensuring Sam didn't make it to the final/win.

[Babayaro.]

lmao at you having to get your Danny hate in there true though

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

How did the producers decide?

...because they decided to do a twist where the housemates would have to choose to evict either Chloe (so no), Jack (so no) or Sam?

[jennyfromtheblock8]

It was a good twist and a fair one and in the end karma decided

[y.winter]

That was my fesh!

End of.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Raph

It was inevitable, given what the rules of the twist were, it was 100% going to be Sam who left, I knew it before anyone even opened their mouths. It was BB's way of ensuring Sam didn't make it to the final/win.

But, again, how did they "ensure" any of this?

The "rules" of the twist were that whichever housemate was evicted that amount would be added to the prize fund. How would BB ensure Sam had £15k?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

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It was Sam or Harry either way..it was so obvious the house would vote out them and BB knew this too.

Hmm. Wondering if people may have grounds for a refund for voting now actually. If people voted Harry out to save Sam, then the producers randomly kicked Sam out (which lets be honest, is exactly what happened) then...?

[Liam-]

It was actually a good twist imo, but the outcome was terrible </3

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by MB.

...because they decided to do a twist where the housemates would have to choose to evict either Chloe (so no), Jack (so no) or Sam?

And if Sam was already evicted beforehand?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

But, again, how did they "ensure" any of this?

The "rules" of the twist were that whichever housemate was evicted that amount would be added to the prize fund. How would BB ensure Sam had £15k?

If Sam had minus 10k they still would have picked her...it was just convenient that she picked the 15k so they could try to justify it more..

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

But, again, how did they "ensure" any of this?

The "rules" of the twist were that whichever housemate was evicted that amount would be added to the prize fund. How would BB ensure Sam had £15k?

Come on. They were never not going to evict Sam, whatever cost she was attached to.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Hmm. Wondering if people may have grounds for a refund for voting now actually. If people voted Harry out to save Sam, then the producers randomly kicked Sam out (which lets be honest, is exactly what happened) then...?

There's no leg to stand on IMO.

The vote was for one public voted eviction, the result of which was Harry's eviction.

The twist that happened afterwards is something separate.

The vote wasn't rendered null and void, it happened and then there was a further twist.