BR
It's the closest their gonna get to a BB Bonk - great commentary by the CA after.
Yep - Dermot O'Leary is an executive producer on BBLB.
I think the main reason Fed is getting stick is that no-one else is really standing out. I think most of his opinions expressed are just for him to see housemates reactions, and if he doesn't get nominated this week, he could change his ways and improve his position.
I'm liking the series - think the Reward Room has been a good addition and prefer it to last years (the people and the format), but it still doesn't beat BB2.
However, the housemates are now far too settled in the house and something needs to happen to mix things up a bit - either a surprise eviction (as part of a Saturday Night Challenge) or sending in someone to mix things up a bit.
A couple more ideas:
An international challenge. In a couple of week BB will be running in Africa, Australia and America. Having some sort of link up in the form of a challenge would be good.
Big Brother has axed the three strikes and your out rule (if that had been in place in series 1, would Nick have stayed?), so I think a good system would be a Jury. Should anyone be charged with a breech of the rules, the other housemates would decide their fate - either no action, automatic nomination or eviction. Big Brother would only act in extreme circumstances.
Yep - Dermot O'Leary is an executive producer on BBLB.
I think the main reason Fed is getting stick is that no-one else is really standing out. I think most of his opinions expressed are just for him to see housemates reactions, and if he doesn't get nominated this week, he could change his ways and improve his position.
I'm liking the series - think the Reward Room has been a good addition and prefer it to last years (the people and the format), but it still doesn't beat BB2.
However, the housemates are now far too settled in the house and something needs to happen to mix things up a bit - either a surprise eviction (as part of a Saturday Night Challenge) or sending in someone to mix things up a bit.
A couple more ideas:
An international challenge. In a couple of week BB will be running in Africa, Australia and America. Having some sort of link up in the form of a challenge would be good.
Big Brother has axed the three strikes and your out rule (if that had been in place in series 1, would Nick have stayed?), so I think a good system would be a Jury. Should anyone be charged with a breech of the rules, the other housemates would decide their fate - either no action, automatic nomination or eviction. Big Brother would only act in extreme circumstances.
JE
Yes he did - there is an article here
http://bigbrother.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds4205.html
Warning : This article contains some sexually explicit references and language which some readers may wish to avoid.
Jez
Founding member
Cuthbert Logie Baird posted:
Did Ray have a wa nk just then?
Yes he did - there is an article here
http://bigbrother.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds4205.html
Warning : This article contains some sexually explicit references and language which some readers may wish to avoid.
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What did she say, I missed it?
A former member
Brekkie Boy posted:
It's the closest their gonna get to a BB Bonk - great commentary by the CA after.
Yep - Dermot O'Leary is an executive producer on BBLB.
I think the main reason Fed is getting stick is that no-one else is really standing out. I think most of his opinions expressed are just for him to see housemates reactions, and if he doesn't get nominated this week, he could change his ways and improve his position.
I'm liking the series - think the Reward Room has been a good addition and prefer it to last years (the people and the format), but it still doesn't beat BB2.
However, the housemates are now far too settled in the house and something needs to happen to mix things up a bit - either a surprise eviction (as part of a Saturday Night Challenge) or sending in someone to mix things up a bit.
A couple more ideas:
An international challenge. In a couple of week BB will be running in Africa, Australia and America. Having some sort of link up in the form of a challenge would be good.
Big Brother has axed the three strikes and your out rule (if that had been in place in series 1, would Nick have stayed?), so I think a good system would be a Jury. Should anyone be charged with a breech of the rules, the other housemates would decide their fate - either no action, automatic nomination or eviction. Big Brother would only act in extreme circumstances.
Yep - Dermot O'Leary is an executive producer on BBLB.
I think the main reason Fed is getting stick is that no-one else is really standing out. I think most of his opinions expressed are just for him to see housemates reactions, and if he doesn't get nominated this week, he could change his ways and improve his position.
I'm liking the series - think the Reward Room has been a good addition and prefer it to last years (the people and the format), but it still doesn't beat BB2.
However, the housemates are now far too settled in the house and something needs to happen to mix things up a bit - either a surprise eviction (as part of a Saturday Night Challenge) or sending in someone to mix things up a bit.
A couple more ideas:
An international challenge. In a couple of week BB will be running in Africa, Australia and America. Having some sort of link up in the form of a challenge would be good.
Big Brother has axed the three strikes and your out rule (if that had been in place in series 1, would Nick have stayed?), so I think a good system would be a Jury. Should anyone be charged with a breech of the rules, the other housemates would decide their fate - either no action, automatic nomination or eviction. Big Brother would only act in extreme circumstances.
JE
Im really suprised at C4 for showing it actually - god no wonder they gave a warning at the start of the show.
OMG imagine being shown having a **** on national tv - id be so ashamed. I have nothing against it but I wouldnt do it in the BB house as my entire family might be watching.
Jez
Founding member
Brekkie Boy posted:
It's the closest their gonna get to a BB Bonk - great commentary by the CA after.
Im really suprised at C4 for showing it actually - god no wonder they gave a warning at the start of the show.
OMG imagine being shown having a **** on national tv - id be so ashamed. I have nothing against it but I wouldnt do it in the BB house as my entire family might be watching.
BR
Before this thread turns into a discussion on solo sex, heres some info from the BB website about the superheroes task:
PS: The CA just said "Well, how do I follow that!"
Quote:
By The Power Of Big Brother!
Day 24, 20:12
It could have been a scene from the annual superheroes convention - nine paragons of virtue seated near a red phone box, discussing their respective names, powers and arch-enemies.
The superhero theme is all in the name of their weekly task. If they fail, next weeks' shopping budget will result in a meagre £12.37. That's just 22p per day for each housemate.
With the nine safely seated on the sofas, Big Brother called each housemate to the Diary Room to get the lowdown on their chosen alter egos.
Cameron's super hero pseudonym is Silver Fox. Dressed in black lycra, his powers are "to return dyed hair back to its natural grey state." He boasts the motto, "death to the dye!" Hair Dye Guy, who is Silver Fox's arch-enemy, had better watch out.
And Boring Music Man had better watch where he goes on a dark night. As the arch enemy of Hip-Hop Man (Gos), he will have to endure listening to 'real tunes'. Hip-Hop Man endeavours to bring "real music to the people," and naturally wants to "keep it real".
Baldie Guy, aka Ray, is clad in blue lycra bodysuit, horns and goggles. He claims he "blinds enemies with the shine from my bald head". "I've been sent to Earth to serve the folically-challenged. Hairball Hippy is my arch enemy," Ray informed Big Brother.
Spin when you're twinning
By day, she may be a sweet and angelic blonde, but by night Nush becomes The Pink Pooper Scooper, with a bark only humans can hear. And the Malvern lass, resplendent in pink catsuit, cape and mask lives by the motto "if a dirty dog shoots poop I will endeavour to scoop!"
And it's anyone's guess what Jon's alter ego of King Stomper is fit for. The horned hero's power is a "super heavy stomp," with the motto "stomp those stunties!" Beware, King Of The Stunties - King Stomper's nemesis.
Steph, also known as Pocket Dynamite, reckons she "has the ability to turn into a ball of fire. With one touch I will ignite!" Will 'Extinguisher Man' be the downfall of this black and silver avenger?
And it's Camp Man (Federico) to the rescue for some."I can fire laser beams with my limp wrists. My wrists may be limp but I'm sure not a wimp," he says. So stay away Lager Louts - as the main rival for this superhero, who knows what danger you may encounter!
If there's something dull in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call? Colour Girl! (Tania). She'll "give you colour with a twirl".
Couch Potato Boy (Scott), meanwhile, has the power to "remote control people. I am vegging out for the good of the common man," he says. And adversary 'Mr Active' is the bain of this superhero's life.
So take your pick. Who you gonna call in a crisis?
Day 24, 20:12
It could have been a scene from the annual superheroes convention - nine paragons of virtue seated near a red phone box, discussing their respective names, powers and arch-enemies.
The superhero theme is all in the name of their weekly task. If they fail, next weeks' shopping budget will result in a meagre £12.37. That's just 22p per day for each housemate.
With the nine safely seated on the sofas, Big Brother called each housemate to the Diary Room to get the lowdown on their chosen alter egos.
Cameron's super hero pseudonym is Silver Fox. Dressed in black lycra, his powers are "to return dyed hair back to its natural grey state." He boasts the motto, "death to the dye!" Hair Dye Guy, who is Silver Fox's arch-enemy, had better watch out.
And Boring Music Man had better watch where he goes on a dark night. As the arch enemy of Hip-Hop Man (Gos), he will have to endure listening to 'real tunes'. Hip-Hop Man endeavours to bring "real music to the people," and naturally wants to "keep it real".
Baldie Guy, aka Ray, is clad in blue lycra bodysuit, horns and goggles. He claims he "blinds enemies with the shine from my bald head". "I've been sent to Earth to serve the folically-challenged. Hairball Hippy is my arch enemy," Ray informed Big Brother.
Spin when you're twinning
By day, she may be a sweet and angelic blonde, but by night Nush becomes The Pink Pooper Scooper, with a bark only humans can hear. And the Malvern lass, resplendent in pink catsuit, cape and mask lives by the motto "if a dirty dog shoots poop I will endeavour to scoop!"
And it's anyone's guess what Jon's alter ego of King Stomper is fit for. The horned hero's power is a "super heavy stomp," with the motto "stomp those stunties!" Beware, King Of The Stunties - King Stomper's nemesis.
Steph, also known as Pocket Dynamite, reckons she "has the ability to turn into a ball of fire. With one touch I will ignite!" Will 'Extinguisher Man' be the downfall of this black and silver avenger?
And it's Camp Man (Federico) to the rescue for some."I can fire laser beams with my limp wrists. My wrists may be limp but I'm sure not a wimp," he says. So stay away Lager Louts - as the main rival for this superhero, who knows what danger you may encounter!
If there's something dull in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call? Colour Girl! (Tania). She'll "give you colour with a twirl".
Couch Potato Boy (Scott), meanwhile, has the power to "remote control people. I am vegging out for the good of the common man," he says. And adversary 'Mr Active' is the bain of this superhero's life.
So take your pick. Who you gonna call in a crisis?
PS: The CA just said "Well, how do I follow that!"
BR
DOUBLE EVICTION ON FRIDAY
Two housemates will be evicted this Friday. The housemates will nominate as normal today, with three or more facing the public vote. The first evictee will be revealed in the 8.30pm show and evicted at 10pm. The second evictee will be revealed at the end of that interview and evicted in an extra show at 11pm.
Two housemates will be evicted this Friday. The housemates will nominate as normal today, with three or more facing the public vote. The first evictee will be revealed in the 8.30pm show and evicted at 10pm. The second evictee will be revealed at the end of that interview and evicted in an extra show at 11pm.
CO
Brekkie Boy:
"Two housemates will be evicted this Friday. The housemates will nominate as normal today, with three or more facing the public vote. The first evictee will be revealed in the 8.30pm show and evicted at 10pm. The second evictee will be revealed at the end of that interview and evicted in an extra show at 11pm."
Very interesting.
But what happens if the housemates only put two people up for nomination? Does this mean they are automatically evicted on Friday? Or is there some kind of system in place to ensure at least three housemates will be up for nomination? Or have the nominations occurred already and more than three people are nominated for eviction?
And do the housemates know that there will be two evictions on Friday?
Has got be Fed and Tania IMO for the chop.
"Two housemates will be evicted this Friday. The housemates will nominate as normal today, with three or more facing the public vote. The first evictee will be revealed in the 8.30pm show and evicted at 10pm. The second evictee will be revealed at the end of that interview and evicted in an extra show at 11pm."
Very interesting.
But what happens if the housemates only put two people up for nomination? Does this mean they are automatically evicted on Friday? Or is there some kind of system in place to ensure at least three housemates will be up for nomination? Or have the nominations occurred already and more than three people are nominated for eviction?
And do the housemates know that there will be two evictions on Friday?
Has got be Fed and Tania IMO for the chop.
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A former member
I reckon that they'll have had to nominated three people to ensure that more than two are up for eviction.
I agree that Fed will probably go this time if he's up. Would like to see Nush go out of all of the girls.
I agree that Fed will probably go this time if he's up. Would like to see Nush go out of all of the girls.
BR
[quote="Col"]But what happens if the housemates only put two people up for nomination?
And do the housemates know that there will be two evictions on Friday?[quote]
The nominations procedure guarantees at least three people over all are nominated (as each housemate nominates two OTHER people, so one housemate could be evicted with only one nomination, in theory).
The housemates were informed of the procedure at 12noon.
see the official site Nominations Shocker
And do the housemates know that there will be two evictions on Friday?[quote]
The nominations procedure guarantees at least three people over all are nominated (as each housemate nominates two OTHER people, so one housemate could be evicted with only one nomination, in theory).
The housemates were informed of the procedure at 12noon.
see the official site Nominations Shocker
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A former member
There must be loads of people who've wan ked in the house, you just can't go that long without doing it, surely?
CO
Brekkie Boy:
"The nominations procedure guarantees at least three people over all are nominated (as each housemate nominates two OTHER people, so one housemate could be evicted with only one nomination, in theory).
The housemates were informed of the procedure at 12noon."
Ah I see. Your message was the first I heard of the news, so thanks for explaining.
I suppose when you think about it, a minimum of three people can be voted for nomination at any one time by the group, regardless of size:
X can only vote for Y and Z
Y can only vote for X and Z
Z can only vote for X and Y
With more than three people, others can vote for X, Y, Z or another person apart from themselves, but three remains the minimum number of people that can be voted.
My head's not in logical mode today
Will make for an interesting BBLB tonight...
"The nominations procedure guarantees at least three people over all are nominated (as each housemate nominates two OTHER people, so one housemate could be evicted with only one nomination, in theory).
The housemates were informed of the procedure at 12noon."
Ah I see. Your message was the first I heard of the news, so thanks for explaining.
I suppose when you think about it, a minimum of three people can be voted for nomination at any one time by the group, regardless of size:
X can only vote for Y and Z
Y can only vote for X and Z
Z can only vote for X and Y
With more than three people, others can vote for X, Y, Z or another person apart from themselves, but three remains the minimum number of people that can be voted.
My head's not in logical mode today
Will make for an interesting BBLB tonight...