Midweek eviction in last week

[trollte]

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To be decided by a "random" pub quiz. That is so unfair... it can't be done. If Nadia goes on a BB whim it would be a travesty.

[Elly]

I think Nadia probably has a better grasp of general knowledge than she lets in. She was the only one to get three questions right in that fish task the other day.

If this is true, though, I'm worried for Stuart. God, why do I always have to like the dumb ones best?

[Steven]

Four words:

The Sun reports today

So I wouldn't take it as gospel just yet.

Remember, we were told last week that there'd be a second eviction where the first evicted housemate got to pick someone to take with them, and that didn't happen.

Channel 4 and Endemol would be skating on very thin ice if they decided to randomly evict a housemate on a whim (for the purposes of this paragraph, I have completely forgotten about Kitten and Emma), because it does tend to make a mockery of the whole "Who goes? You decide." thing, and gets the audience's collective dander up.

[trollte]

Pandarama said:

Four words:



So I wouldn't take it as gospel just yet.

Remember, we were told last week that there'd be a second eviction where the first evicted housemate got to pick someone to take with them, and that didn't happen.

Channel 4 and Endemol would be skating on very thin ice if they decided to randomly evict a housemate on a whim (for the purposes of this paragraph, I have completely forgotten about Kitten and Emma), because it does tend to make a mockery of the whole "Who goes? You decide." thing, and gets the audience's collective dander up.

Hurrah! I believe you. You've calmed my nerves no end.

[moondial]

Pandarama said:

Remember, we were told last week that there'd be a second eviction where the first evicted housemate got to pick someone to take with them, and that didn't happen.

Channel 4 and Endemol would be skating on very thin ice if they decided to randomly evict a housemate on a whim (for the purposes of this paragraph, I have completely forgotten about Kitten and Emma), because it does tend to make a mockery of the whole "Who goes? You decide." thing, and gets the audience's collective dander up.

I can't see it myself because they still need the money. The six-way eviction might have put some money in Endemol's pockets but other evictions have been low and two housemates left without an eviction taking place.

And if they do then there will be complaints, especially from people with money riding on the winner.

It might get Channel 4 ratings but it won't get Endemol the cash.