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‘Big Brother: Secrets & Lies’
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Kingston
Canadian Royalty
The house voted two HM's in to the Safehouse... Those two will choose a third and all three safe housers are all automatically up for eviction...
I'm really not thrilled as its just another ploy to get "boring" people out...
It is quite obvious whoever Sam and Sophie choose to join them in the safe house will be the one to go. They said if they get to pick someone to join them they will pick someone who hasn't been in yet so that will be either The Twins, Callum, or Dan.
Nope and they won't find out until Monday I think Emma said.
I wouldn't mind if either Sam or Sophie go. Yeah, they seem nice, but they haven't been all that entertaining. If I had to pick one to save, it would be Sophie since she has shown more personality.
But I agree, it'll likely be whoever the pick to join them. That's why I'm hoping they pick the twins!
But I agree, it'll likely be whoever the pick to join them. That's why I'm hoping they pick the twins!
Kingston
Canadian Royalty
No Cowie the twist is another "lie" which is why it looks to me as if it's another ploy to evicted the so called "boring" ones...
TBH if it's Dan they choose I can see the producers pulling out some sort of character assassination on either Sam or Sophie... I can't see the producers wanting him to go... It should be interesting to see if he catches on this time...
I also can't see it being Callum although I'm behind so I could be wrong about the house still having mixed feelings towards him...
The twins seem like a practical choice given that they are close with Sophie... That will probably signal the end for Sam...
[video=youtube;ik_hnEb6HMs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik_hnEb6HMs[/video]
Got to admit, I had a laugh at this one
Got to admit, I had a laugh at this one
Why did I let myself get so busy and get so so so so far behind? 
I'm sure Brekkie will be going out of his mind at this twist, the perfect way for producers to save Gina and Dexter yet again, but with the advantage this time that the housemates themselves have unwittingly put up the shows two biggest potplants. If they put up the twins as well it'll be a trilogy of tedium. I totally approve.
Cowie
Jack lives here
^lol trilogy of tedium.
I hate potplants the most so I'm pleased also. I just got it watched and was cackling to myself about it. Sophie saying to Gina at the end about beds and something about "yeah cos when I come back next week" I near wet my pants with laughter.
What were the chants to get someone out at the end after Jackie's interview? Callum? I don't much like him but only because I think he's trying to ride to the final and sometimes his facade slips. I don't think he's horrid but nor is he very entertaining.
I hate potplants the most so I'm pleased also. I just got it watched and was cackling to myself about it. Sophie saying to Gina at the end about beds and something about "yeah cos when I come back next week" I near wet my pants with laughter.
What were the chants to get someone out at the end after Jackie's interview? Callum? I don't much like him but only because I think he's trying to ride to the final and sometimes his facade slips. I don't think he's horrid but nor is he very entertaining.
I'm beyond caring to be honest, but considering the "Secrets and Lies" concept it's fair enough - though wouldn't surprise me at all if they change the rules should the third nominee not be to the producers liking on Monday.
Timelord
I'm a Country Member
Yes it's a ploy but since I'm not a fan of boring people... It's as good a way as any to get rid of one of them.
Mercy
Well-Known Member
If they don't like the third nominee, I have a feeling they will switch it to a vote to save under the pretext of "fairness" or they will allow nominations to proceed as normal, and just add the nominated housemates into the mix to lessen the likelihood of one of their favourites going.
I don't like all the messing about with the nomination and eviction process this season - granting housemates immunity, having nominations revealed so frequently, putting housemates up when they logically should not be going up. There's a lot of manipulation of the whole process, but still enough being put up to chance for them to still claim that the public are truly in control. I don't care for either Sam or Sophie, so this twist doesn't upset me a great deal (and if Jack and Joe go up with them I'll be thrilled, although if Dan goes up I probably won't). It's fun to play with the process every now and then, but it's happening almost weekly now. They really need to just have a straightforward, twist free round of noms/eviction soon.
I don't like all the messing about with the nomination and eviction process this season - granting housemates immunity, having nominations revealed so frequently, putting housemates up when they logically should not be going up. There's a lot of manipulation of the whole process, but still enough being put up to chance for them to still claim that the public are truly in control. I don't care for either Sam or Sophie, so this twist doesn't upset me a great deal (and if Jack and Joe go up with them I'll be thrilled, although if Dan goes up I probably won't). It's fun to play with the process every now and then, but it's happening almost weekly now. They really need to just have a straightforward, twist free round of noms/eviction soon.
nutmeg
Well-Known Member
Gosh, I take a few days off BB and all hell breaks loose. Hazel presses buttons, Daley goes insane over a girl, and Jackie Travers mouths off at everyone she doesn't like.
Actually, nothing has changed.
Unlike others here, I like Sam. He is understated, but he cracks really funny gags. I wouldn't call him a pot plant - he just doesn't get air-time. You've got to get yourself into a storyline for air-time. This might be his week.
Actually, nothing has changed.
Unlike others here, I like Sam. He is understated, but he cracks really funny gags. I wouldn't call him a pot plant - he just doesn't get air-time. You've got to get yourself into a storyline for air-time. This might be his week.
Dystopia
Flying so high..
Behold, Moses has re-emerged from the desert!
After several thousand years – nobody knows exactly how many – because most people with a brain admit that there's no evidence of his existence, good ole Mo has popped up again.
And here we are, mesmerised by this stern appearance once again.
And he drew a line in the sand...
What line??? What does it mean??? Is it a new law from the man who created Man and then Woman (so that the Bloke wouldn't feel lonely) but the Bloke was too stupid to feel an attraction so the Woman was equipped with lovely soft bumps... we all know the story I guess, but it continues thus:
The Man was still ignorant and stupid so the Woman was given the talent to beguile the Man (so that the dumbass would finally rest his head on her inviting bosom) and he saw that it was good. (the Bloke I mean).
Now this scenario of the already delectable female having to attract the dumbass male by virtue of her charms, or "flirting" (what a dirty word) has been played out through history countless times and because the Male is still a dumbass it is still being played out today. Out of necessity... think about it.
Now Hazel, being simply a beautiful young woman with quite nice demeanor and speech (I haven't heard her sing yet), knows all about that, at least in her subconscious... or it's in her genes as we like to say today. So she's behaving quite naturally or... as the creator intended.
Poor Hazel has no idea that the rules have changed – nobody told her – MOSES IS BACK!!!!!
Yes, Moses, with a single "Line In The Sand" has changed the rules, once again created havoc among humans, taken us back to ...well, thousands of years into the past and with this "Line In The Sand" condemned Hazel to a life in shame and quite possibly execution by being crucified on account of being a whore, burnt at the stake on account of being a witch or tarred and feathered on account of being a strapping wench.
Of course, Hazel's neither a whore nor a witch; though she is a strapping wench if I say so myself.
Leave the girl alone – she's done nothing wrong.
After several thousand years – nobody knows exactly how many – because most people with a brain admit that there's no evidence of his existence, good ole Mo has popped up again.
And here we are, mesmerised by this stern appearance once again.
And he drew a line in the sand...
What line??? What does it mean??? Is it a new law from the man who created Man and then Woman (so that the Bloke wouldn't feel lonely) but the Bloke was too stupid to feel an attraction so the Woman was equipped with lovely soft bumps... we all know the story I guess, but it continues thus:
The Man was still ignorant and stupid so the Woman was given the talent to beguile the Man (so that the dumbass would finally rest his head on her inviting bosom) and he saw that it was good. (the Bloke I mean).
Now this scenario of the already delectable female having to attract the dumbass male by virtue of her charms, or "flirting" (what a dirty word) has been played out through history countless times and because the Male is still a dumbass it is still being played out today. Out of necessity... think about it.
Now Hazel, being simply a beautiful young woman with quite nice demeanor and speech (I haven't heard her sing yet), knows all about that, at least in her subconscious... or it's in her genes as we like to say today. So she's behaving quite naturally or... as the creator intended.
Poor Hazel has no idea that the rules have changed – nobody told her – MOSES IS BACK!!!!!
Yes, Moses, with a single "Line In The Sand" has changed the rules, once again created havoc among humans, taken us back to ...well, thousands of years into the past and with this "Line In The Sand" condemned Hazel to a life in shame and quite possibly execution by being crucified on account of being a whore, burnt at the stake on account of being a witch or tarred and feathered on account of being a strapping wench.
Of course, Hazel's neither a whore nor a witch; though she is a strapping wench if I say so myself.
Leave the girl alone – she's done nothing wrong.