I’m no fan, and kind of glad Daniel was screwed over, but those comments directed to BB were very deserved. BB getting involved is dangerous.
It's as if they know they sent some "young hot singles" in and they're due on screen in the next week. As others have said that is far from the problem at all - most people praise the greater diversity in age.Just a reminder that Big Brother starts at 7pm tonight, not 7:30.
Also, an article I found today - apparently the poor ratings of this season of Big Brother are being blamed on a lack of "young, hot singles", again proving that they just don't get it...
Big Brother's low ratings blamed on lack of 'young, hot singles'
Big Brother Australia has been whipped in the ratings by Channel Nine's Lego Masters.www.dailymail.co.uk
That's a good question. In the US they give them a season to watch in sequester and you can always tell the houseguests whose only experience of the show is watching that season and work out which season they watched by what they think is a good strategy.
Is Farmer Wants a Wife slated for before or after the Olympics? How many episodes was that last year. That could give an indication of when it will end.
Is there any real point to the entire season?
To introduce us to the awesome Tilly
It is interesting to read these forums. Plenty of people on here have good thoughts on nominations, reasons, votes, plans and strategies. As we watch each episode of the show, it is easy to see the good and bad plays, and work out what should have or should not have been done. That is because we can see the bigger picture, we are shown both sides and what they are doing/planning (or both alliances if you want to put it that way). Therefore it is easy for us as outsiders (viewers) looking at it from the comfort of our homes, and with forums full of people to discuss it with.
However, in the house, it is a whole different game. You are essentially alone, albeit maybe with one or two close friends/allies. No forums there to ask lots of people for their opinions. And the pressure cooker it is. Players who have been in the house often talk about having a plan before going in, and thinking they will be good at strategy, but once inside they say the pressure is intense and your thinking can go to crap.
I have often wondered what it must be like. I reckon I have a pretty good handle on playing it and how it should be done. But, if the pressure in there is what they say it is then I'd reckon all my plans and thoughts would go straight out the window pretty quickly and I would look like a typical idiot in there with no clue.
Haha I binged season one and two of the circle the last two weeks !!I was watching the circle on Netflix, hence not watching this live. I forgot about it as the circle was totally addictive! I think you might like the show too
You bring up some very valid points. I do agree. However I think also with the people they are casting, barely any of them have seen Big Brother before and I would believe very few of them have bothered to check out the US or Canadian adaptions to do some homework.It is interesting to read these forums. Plenty of people on here have good thoughts on nominations, reasons, votes, plans and strategies. As we watch each episode of the show, it is easy to see the good and bad plays, and work out what should have or should not have been done. That is because we can see the bigger picture, we are shown both sides and what they are doing/planning (or both alliances if you want to put it that way). Therefore it is easy for us as outsiders (viewers) looking at it from the comfort of our homes, and with forums full of people to discuss it with.
However, in the house, it is a whole different game. You are essentially alone, albeit maybe with one or two close friends/allies. No forums there to ask lots of people for their opinions. And the pressure cooker it is. Players who have been in the house often talk about having a plan before going in, and thinking they will be good at strategy. But, once inside they say the pressure is intense and your thinking can go to crap.
I have often wondered what it must be like. I reckon I have a pretty good handle on playing it and how it should be done. But, if the pressure in there is what they say it is then I'd reckon all my plans and thoughts would go straight out the window pretty quickly and I would look like a typical idiot in there with no clue.
They all have a reason for being on the show and it certainly is not just the prize money. To get anything out of it you need to be interesting and worth watching or at least funny. I can’t watch them cooking vegan and meditating, I avoid Those kind of people irl. Ffs they have a chance, they need to do something, without Danny I would have stopped watching day 1. I’m just barely hanging in there.It is interesting to read these forums. Plenty of people on here have good thoughts on nominations, reasons, votes, plans and strategies. As we watch each episode of the show, it is easy to see the good and bad plays, and work out what should have or should not have been done. That is because we can see the bigger picture, we are shown both sides and what they are doing/planning (or both alliances if you want to put it that way). Therefore it is easy for us as outsiders (viewers) looking at it from the comfort of our homes, and with forums full of people to discuss it with.
However, in the house, it is a whole different game. You are essentially alone, albeit maybe with one or two close friends/allies. No forums there to ask lots of people for their opinions. And the pressure cooker it is. Players who have been in the house often talk about having a plan before going in, and thinking they will be good at strategy, but once inside they say the pressure is intense and your thinking can go to crap.
I have often wondered what it must be like. I reckon I have a pretty good handle on playing it and how it should be done. But, if the pressure in there is what they say it is then I'd reckon all my plans and thoughts would go straight out the window pretty quickly and I would look like a typical idiot in there with no clue.
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