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Ian's diary room accidentally (?) broadcast round the house.
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where's that been made clear. I thought it was same rules as normal PoV.
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Frank has nominated Dan and Danielle for eviction! Keys not on wall. |
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If Ian held a normal PoV he couldn't be nominated at all. But Frank was talking about nominating him to prevent him using his Veto on someone other than himself.
So Technically a PoV winner can be nommed. |
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Shane up to HOH to pow-wow with Frank.
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Shane tells Frank he would shave his head if necessary, to win the Veto.
He is laying it on a lot thicker... than his hair.... |
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but as far as im aware a player has never held a PoV before the PoV competition and just because you win a PoV doesnt mean you have to take yourself of.
So Technically a PoV winner can be nommed. |
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We know the PoV holder can't be used as a re-nomination no matter what, but Ian can clearly be nominated despite holding his Veto, so the rules are obviously different.
If Ian could be nominated after using his PoV its not really much of a power. |
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Shane agrees to target Dan next week, if he survives this week.
Shane is very agreeable. Until he isn't. |
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Shane & Frank blowing smoke up each others arses big-time.
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Sorry I'm sure that's wrong. The PoV holder is immune. Ian is not immune.
As i say has a HG ever held a PoV before the PoV competition as far as im aware the answer is no so it seems nobody is sure what the rules are to ian's PoV. |
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This is why I was asking about the order the PoV's get used. I'm assuming the normal PoV has to be first otherwise Ian's one is pretty pointless. Normal PoV means you can't be nominated at all. Ians PoV means he can be nominated but only as the original replacement. Its the only thing that makes sense to me.
If Ian could be nominated after using his PoV its not really much of a power. so if thats case itd be a pretty much useless power. |
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Shane fondles his banana whilst talking to Frank... #BB14 #BBLF http://pic.twitter.com/FITlgzKZ |
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.... Normal PoV means you can't be nominated at all. Ians PoV means he can be nominated but only as the original replacement.
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If Ian could be nominated after using his PoV its not really much of a power.
It would mean his Veto would be limited for use on himself only. Still pretty useful if the HoH is your enemy.
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Just noticed the smaller dining table is in place.
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If Ian held a normal PoV he couldn't be nominated at all. But Frank was talking about nominating him to prevent him using his Veto on someone other than himself.
This convo isn't saying Ian can be nominated after using his own PoV, if anything it is saying the exact opposite. If Ian can be nominated after using his own PoV (on someone else) then there is no reason at all for Ian to do it/Frank to be worried. Just tell Ian, "use your veto and I will put you up" and its done, case closed. What its actually saying is because there are 2 PoV's Ian is not immune from being the first replacement nominee (ie make him use his veto on himself rather than anyone else). My take on it using logic at least. Obviously there is always the chance that production haven't told the houseguests how this will work either so the rules of Ian's PoV will be made up to best suit who Grodner wants to save. |
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There are two PoV's.
This convo isn't saying Ian can be nominated after using his own PoV, if anything it is saying the exact opposite. If Ian can be nominated after using his own PoV (on someone else) then there is no reason at all for Ian to do it/Frank to be worried. Just tell Ian, "use your veto and I will put you up" and its done, case closed. What its actually saying is because there are 2 PoV's Ian is not immune from being the first replacement nominee (ie make him use his veto on himself rather than anyone else). My take on it using logic at least. Obviously there is always the chance that production haven't told the houseguests how this will work either so the rules of Ian's PoV will be made up to best suit who Grodner wants to save. Because if he isnt immune then there is No Way he would even consider using it on someone else. So the fact frank is worried that he would use it on someone else means either the HG's suspect Ian is immune if uses it on someone else or they have been told that. |
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I think you mean original nominee?
It would mean his Veto would be limited for use on himself only. Still pretty useful if the HoH is your enemy. ![]() True, but if that is the only use of it then it makes it entirely pointless for Frank to nominate Ian in the first place. Why not just give Ian "safety" if it works like that? Why give him a PoV? |
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Been trying to work out how all five QP members could survive.. Is this right?
* Frank nominates two of the QP (highly likely that it'll be Dan and Danielle) * Shane or Britney wins the Veto, and uses it on Dan or Danielle (lets say Shane wins, uses it on Dan) * Frank names Britney as the replacement nominee against Danielle * Ian uses his power and takes down Britney * Frank has to nominate Jenn or Joe against Danielle. The QP then control the votes.
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Feed 1 is freezing and looping. Here we go again....
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I meant replacement but that is an interesting idea. If Ian's PoV really is like a normal one in that he can't be a replacement at all then Frank is in serious trouble. If Brit/Shane win PoV all of the QP are safe. It would probably make more sense to work like that but that would make the Ian's PoV ridiculously powerful. If it does work like that Frank is powerless to get any of his top 5 enemies out of the house
![]() True, but if that is the only use of it then it makes it entirely pointless for Frank to nominate Ian in the first place. Why not just give Ian "safety" if it works like that? Why give him a PoV? I honestly think it works like me and you fab think it works and it'll all come to how much the QP trust one another and it'll make for a very interesting week |
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I meant replacement but that is an interesting idea. If Ian's PoV really is like a normal one in that he can't be a replacement at all then Frank is in serious trouble. If Brit/Shane win PoV all of the QP are safe. It would probably make more sense to work like that but that would make the Ian's PoV ridiculously powerful. If it does work like that Frank is powerless to get any of his top 5 enemies out of the house
![]() True, but if that is the only use of it then it makes it entirely pointless for Frank to nominate Ian in the first place. Why not just give Ian "safety" if it works like that? Why give him a PoV?
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Britney's entertaining the troops with JoJo stories - Dan's dropping tiny bombs with "you had a minimance with her" to Shane. |
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The Golden PoV and the Diamond PoV have their own distinct rules. Ian's Ping-Pong Ball PoV (LOL) must have it's own rules too. I just wish I knew what they were....
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