[BBUK-Fan]

How would it look if a drag queen (a male dressing as a female) wins Year of the Woman?

What message will that send?

[Vanessa]

I think Shane J would make a great winner. He's kind, compassionate and entertaining. Doesn't matter that he's a man now, does it?

[RileyH]

It would make no difference than a man winning it

[Daniel.]

It wont send any message

[Maru]

Like they should've made it a woman's only BB til the end, but other than that, democracy.

[Cherie]

It would be a shame in some ways a great series ruined by a male winner, but hey ho, it won't ruin my life or anything

that said I have a long shot bet on Wayne at 66/1 so that would improve my life, so swings and roundabouts

[Smithy]

I think it would send a message of acceptance personally

[Vicky.]

Society thinks men make better women than women do. Whats new

[Vicky.]

(Would be happy with Shane winning though, that was an attempt at a joke. Though I do think its semi-true too)

[Shaun]

Sarah Harding already won

[joeysteele]

It would mean exactly the same no matter who won it.

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Sarah Harding already won

[RichardG]

voting for a "real" woman just because of the season theme sounds rather discriminatory to me.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by RichardG

voting for a "real" woman just because of the season theme sounds rather discriminatory to me.

[Jamie89]

The theme will still have been 'year of the woman', the winner doesn't change that (most winners don't represent their series imo). And tbh the theme doesn't really have much integrity anyway. They basically turned it into battle of the sexes rather than year of the woman, plus the first 3 evictees were women, I've enjoyed the series and everything but let's not pretend the theme was anything more than a stunt It's BB, it shouldn't be looked as being anything meaningful.

[Jamie89]

And anyway Dapper Laughs could have won so it could have been worse!

[Bones]

It would be wrong.

[Jodie.]

Great bc it would show WOMEN ARE WOMEN and they ARE STILL WOMEN* even if they WERENT BORN IT
*when they want to

But really if we’re following the theme rules:
A LIAR would’ve won secrets and lies
Snap! would’ve won Power Trip
Idk for time bomb
Someone who was English AND Welsh AND Scottish AND Irish would’ve won United Kingdom Of Big Brother

[Paula D]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

The theme will still have been 'year of the woman', the winner doesn't change that (most winners don't represent their series imo). And tbh the theme doesn't really have much integrity anyway. They basically turned it into battle of the sexes rather than year of the woman, plus the first 3 evictees were women, I've enjoyed the series and everything but let's not pretend the theme was anything more than a stunt It's BB, it shouldn't be looked as being anything meaningful.

That's true. If they were serious about it it would have been all women to the end.

And none of the bleeding stereotypes they stuck in.



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[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Jordi.

But really if we’re following the theme rules:
A LIAR would’ve won secrets and lies

tbf Sam Evans lied about his winky expanding

[Paula D]

Originally Posted by Jordi.

Great bc it would show WOMEN ARE WOMEN and they ARE STILL WOMEN* even if they WERENT BORN IT
*when they want to

But really if we’re following the theme rules:
A LIAR would’ve won secrets and lies
Snap! would’ve won Power Trip
Idk for time bomb
Someone who was English AND Welsh AND Scottish AND Irish would’ve won United Kingdom Of Big Brother

Are you on the beer early jordi?

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[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It would be a shame in some ways a great series ruined by a male winner, but hey ho, it won't ruin my life or anything

that said I have a long shot bet on Wayne at 66/1 so that would improve my life, so swings and roundabouts

Good luck - ya never know.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

tbf Sam Evans lied about his winky expanding

But yeah, do people seriously want a woman to win just because of the theme? I find that odd. Was an interesting start to the series I agree, but if it had to be a woman winning, then why put in men anyway And whilst the first few days were really decent, the series would have flopped totally with no men, plus none the whole time would be pretty discriminatory anyway. I wonder how many will vote for a woman solely to have a woman winning. Theres still a LOT of men bitter on my facebook over the 'sexist' launch who reckon they will vote for anyone who possesses a Y chromosome just to stop a woman winning. equally as petty

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Jordi.

Idk for time bomb

Kylie would have won in a tense final two against Tove Lo

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

But yeah, do people seriously want a woman to win just because of the theme? I find that odd. Was an interesting start to the series I agree, but if it had to be a woman winning, then why put in men anyway And whilst the first few days were really decent, the series would have flopped totally with no men, plus none the whole time would be pretty discriminatory anyway. I wonder how many will vote for a woman solely to have a woman winning. Theres still a LOT of men bitter on my facebook over the 'sexist' launch who reckon they will vote for anyone who possesses a Y chromosome just to stop a woman winning. equally as petty

people moaned when 3 women were evicted first, and the triple with 4 men was to even things up to keep the "theme" alive, so I think the "theme" was relevant depending on the occasion of course