Katie would probably have gone in a vote to evict anyway.Vote to save I would say is in most cases the best.
But it screwed over katie, when so many thought they had to sympathy vote cat instead. If it weren't for that cat would have gone at that eviction as she was just a sharon.
I prefer Vote to Evict because firstly I'm a purist, secondly it makes BB unique amongst the plethora of reality shows and most importantly losing a few bigger more argumentative characters along the way means the dynamic of the house changes more after each eviction and allows quieter characters to come forward.
Thank god, THIS. I mentioned similar last night and how I'm shitty that their putting 4 newbies in as it means the house will be fuller longer. The less people there are, the more they break!Yes, it's exactly the same problem I have with BBUK - they have as many people left in the house with a couple of weeks to go as they had start the thing in the early series. For me the show gets more interesting with less people when the remaining few are forced to really live with each other as they can't split off into their various groups. Now with both BBAU and BBUK that just isn't allowed to happen and as you say the show doesn't wind down naturally. It's basically the launch, the middle, the final.
Well Americans are smart people, so that makes sense.I would say vote to evict because that's how it's done in the States and on Survivor.
Katie would probably have gone in a vote to evict anyway.
I think there should be both
I would say vote to evict because that's how it's done in the States and on Survivor.
Vote to Save. It allows us to keep the stronger personalities, while the boring, under the radar people go early.
If it was vote to evict, someone like Caleb or Jasmin would have won last year.
Vote to Save without a doubt ... Using last year as an example; would you REALLY want to see Sharon, Caleb, Jasmine and Jade in the final four?