[point17]

It's interesting because I wanted them to agree they would all nominate the same person (i.e. Deborah Hannah Sue all agreeing to put their noms to Tom and Charlotte for example) and the final 3 nominations would suggest that is a possibility.

But they didn't really show us anyone strategising like that, just things about what people had seen from the outside. It would have been great to see Raph strategising properly not just still discussing his dislike of Joe

I am not a fan of Tom Charlotte or Joe but feel this would have been a better strategic move to put up Ellie and Kieran this week and take out the potential winners. I don't think Tom or Charlotte have a chance to win at all.

I am not sure they got the most out of this twist

[Jodie.]

I like it tbh; they should move it to the other garden and have tasks every weekend and whoever wins gets to pick 2 people to go in the void

[Binbin]

The Void is a joke because there is nothing there at all, there is no effort and no expense in The Void, there is nothing at all that looks like a Void. There is nothing except the remote sense that we all know where the Great British Bake Off is made now.

[Jedman]

I think the void is really cool, agree they didn't use it as best they could.

[Jack_]

I agree it wasn't utilised very well, I was a bit frustrated that with the exception of Charlotte and Ellie's conversation most of them just discussed who they liked/didn't get on with/public perception rather than conspiring on who to actually nominate

I'd definitely like more of this though but everyone knows that by now. I think it'd be fun to leave it up so that if anyone wants to discuss noms they can, but they have to do so in full view of everyone else knowing what they're doing

[Nicky91]

great

[RhysJones]

It's a great concept that has worked well in my opinion, there could have been more strategising