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So are they still together, got bored reading all the posts,
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So are they still together, got bored reading all the posts,
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What are you trying to say there? It almost looks like your're implying that since Shell used "a startling expletive", SHE should have been the one accused of bullying.
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There isn't any good evidence that Aaron's or Jay's level of support changed by very much over the weeks we're discussing here. I think what week 6 shows is that even when Aaron's supporters weren't making their strongest effort (since he wasn't even up), they could still outvote Jay's supporters (who presumably were trying to save him that week) -- even when voting for someone (Jem) they didn't like.
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Wasn't that when Rachel ended up saying she'd give 10k to charity?
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It seems you may have forgotten it too (I certainly did), since it would have made sense for you to make a point of it earlier in the thread, and you didn't. But it would be interesting to see what the edit looked like. I don't suppose there's a handy clip? Quote:
Well that's not true. For example, we know about the freezer incident, and it wasn't show at all.
Yes, but only because Heaven felt strongly enough about it to bring it up on BOTS. All kinds of distasteful things might have happened over the years that no one cared that much about. It was obvious in 2012 that Mark himself didn't feel that strongly about it. Quote:
Maisy (and perhaps others) alluded to other questionable things Jay did that also weren't shown. I don't think it matters whether they were precisely pranks or not.
Well she did walk into the bathroom and find him standing in the middle of the floor shaving his arse. I can see how that might put someone off a bit. Quote:
I don't think those are the only things that could go with it mattering to BB who wins. Do you think it matters to BB only if there are plans to use the HM in other shows?
There are various reasons why BB might prefer one winner to another - personal preference is an obvious one - but unless someone can produce actual evidence, along the lines I suggested, it seems pointless speculation. It is very noticeable that no one ever says "it is obvious that BB wants my favourite housemate to win" or "my favourite housemate is obviously BB's chosen one". We tend to think those we like best get the worst edit, because we take the trouble to examine their edit, to look at the clips and tweets about them, and notice what is shown and what is missed out.You are right that I had forgotten the damaging cut and splice edit about Jay and Louise, though I noticed it at the time: it has never been referred to since; once it was made clear (on here, not by BB) that it was not a true incident everyone seemed to lose interest. Compare that with the literally hundreds of references to an incident between Aaron and Faye that was misleadingly edited to look as if they had had a longer falling out than they had. But that is not fair play: if people make a big thing of one edit, claiming it shows that BB did not want Aaron to win, they should make at least (since I think the impression it gave was worse) as big a thing of the other edit, and claim to it showed that BB did not want Jay to win. But obviously that will not happen: a bad edit for someone we like is horrible, but a bad edit for someone we don't like is just what they deserve, they were probably like that anyway. Quote:
When was the poo in the freezer incident discussed on BOTS?
During Maisy's time on there. It wasn't 'discussed' in the sense of bringing the psych on or anything, but they cracked some jokes about it, then did that gag with the toy aeroplane. Quote:
Have you found it? I'm too tired to even remember Aaron's forum name. It was not as I remembered it. I read every single one of Aaron's posts to see what he DID see. On three separate occasions he simply blanked a question about whether he had had a bad edit, answering it instead by talking about how he used the edit. From which I deduce that he would far rather see himself (and have us see him) as a consummate player than as some kind of victim. As with the frosted flakes comment I quoted above: he knew that the incident would bring a lot of attention to those involved, and that he had not been in it, so he simply contrived a drama with himself at the centre, to make sure that if they were shown, so would he be. It was Tom who actually said the edit had been fair, not Aaron; but Aaron would not play the game on here people were hoping for, agreeing that BB had been picking on him. Quote:
Yes and very happy it seems from FB /Twitter.
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It was Tom who actually said the edit had been fair, not Aaron; but Aaron would not play the game on here people were hoping for, agreeing that BB had been picking on him. And it was with some surprise that I saw Tom's tweet that it was his third Christmas with Alex. Not many BB couples have made it that far. That was when he spoke on here after his "disagreement" with Aaron and Faye. I didn't want his Q&A to turn sour as Aaron's did so I didn't say anything back then, but his radio interview when he was still friends with Aaron and Faye was very diff. I'm not sure if you can still hear the show and I can't post links to individual posts on my phone but here is one of the things Tom said: Quote:
Great to hear Tom confirming that Faye got a really misleading edit, I guess now we know why house Faye, and Facebook highlight Faye/post eviction Faye were almost like different people.
I do feel that Tom changed his tune since he stopped being so friendly with Faye and Aaron. Eta re your other comment about Aaron sidestepping questions about being unfairly edited, I think you're probably correct with the thought that he didn't want to be seen as a victim. I think he had lots of different fans who voted for different reasons. Some thought he was a great game player Some thought he was hilarious Some liked the relationship with Faye Some thought he had a misleading edit Some thought the show were against him and were purely voting against the show and its bias. It was a combination for lots of people and some liked him for particular reasons and strongly disagreed with others. Aaron fans weren't an Army with one mind, there was much disparity about the reasons for liking and much disagreement about his motives as well. I'm sure if we gave these reasons to any BB winner they'd all prefer to win based on the first two criteria rather than the last two, so it doesn't surprise me that he doesn't want to do the whole woe is me thing on here. That doesn't mean he doesn't think his edit was unfair at all. It just means he may not want to discuss it. I personally think there is more than enough evidence looking at the twitcams, his Q&A and his feelings about BB, having been a huge fan prior, to show that he really wasn't happy with how he was portrayed. That he doesn't crow about it doesn't mean it's not true. In fact it's quite admirable that he doesn't harp on about it, |
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Do you think I was saying there can't be a favourable edit when there's a live feed?
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Why are you going to such dubious lengths about bb5 to argue for something that should be obvious without any such effort?
Of course things can be "covered up' in the live feed, simply by not showing them. Lots of things aren't seen in the live feed. It shows only one camera's view at a time; we don't see what's going on in other parts of the house; and that's before we even get to the sometimes frequent or lengthy sound and picture cuts.Quote:
Anyway, I am familiar with what Victor has posted, I think his points were discussed well enough at the time(s), and I hope we don't have to go into it all again.
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When did Harry beat Jay? I think you must mean week 6, the same week Jem beat Jay: the week Anton went. The only other time I can find Harry against Jay is week 7, when Harry was evicted.
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You say it "seemed like team Aaron and team Jay facing off". Not to me!
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Hmmmmm
That was when he spoke on here after his "disagreement" with Aaron and Faye. Quote:
It was a combination for lots of people and some liked him for particular reasons and strongly disagreed with others. Aaron fans weren't an Army with one mind, there was much disparity about the reasons for liking and much disagreement about his motives as well.
Yes, I always think it was a shame we had so very few Jay or Alex fans on here; it gave the forum a peculiar (and rather unpleasant) atmosphere, where the only standpoints seemed to be pro or anti-Aaron, with all the pros being violently anti Jay and Alex and none of the anti's seeming pro anyone. It means, for example, that it has become taken as read by most people that Aaron was nicer than we saw and Jay nastier, because there was no one to do the equivalent monitoring process that Aaron's fans did, on behalf of Jay. I stumbled across the long-forgotten cut and splice stunt without even looking for it, and wonder how many similar editing stunts they pulled to make him look worse than he was. No way of telling now, but it would be interesting to know. And it is wildly unlikely that Jay will come on here and answer questions; he is barely literate, loses his temper in a flash, and would be utterly savaged.(I had forgotten btw how good natured the thread where Aaron answered questions was; it was well over 300 posts in before it deteriorated into bickering, so we had pages and pages of everyone being polite to him.) |
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Well what were you saying then? That's certainly what it sounds like.
![]() I said "Back when we had 24/7 live coverage, and so knew more about how favourable or not the edit was, ..." which does not say or imply that there can't be a favourable edit when there's a live feed. Quote:
Oh excuse me for going to such "dubious lengths". I won't bother putting "such effort" in in future if things seem so obvious to you.
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Apologies for using that example, I'll only use examples you're not familiar with from now on.
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Harry beat Jay the week Anton went, he topped the vote in the four way eviction. The following week he was evicted in a four way eviction.
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Well it did to me so there you go.
It was more a "team Aaron" action when Jem and Harry did so well in week 6.
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Don't know and don't care, these two no marks were forgotten about once they left the house.
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Can't multi quote on my phone but Veri I didn't see in your reply if you do think Rachel and Aaron's wins were a different feel or whether you feel they were celebrated accordingly?
Aaron had a bad reception from the crowd with jeers and boos (though also some cheers), but I don't think I paid much attention to his interview with Brian or to the following BOTS. Quote:
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Yes, so it was. Not Davina's finest hour. She really had it in for Rachel, and could not have made it clearer that she preferred Luke and Bex. That was the series when I finally decided that I had had enough of her. ... But I don't think she "really had it in for Rachel". What do you think showed that? BTW, I was surprised and disappointed when Emma told Luke M that she's wanted him to win, and I wonder whether there's a "culture" among the people who make she show of preferring "big characters" even if they're sly and unpleasant. |
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How on earth is that "what it sounds like"?
![]() You also said I don't think any of the winners were so different live that "extremely favourable edit" seems like the right description. That's why I went to such "dubious lengths" to point out that it is possible to have an extremely favourable edit regardless of a live feed. Do you see how that's "what is sounds like" now ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Quote:
I already addressed that.
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It was more a "team Aaron" action when Jem and Harry did so well in week 6.
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I'm glad they're still together. One of the highlights of BB for me was the way the Maisy/Faye/Aaron thing was sorted out.
I think it's the first time in reality TV where I've seen all people involved acting like mature adults, instead of turning on the 'other woman'. |
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You also said I don't think any of the winners were so different live that "extremely favourable edit" seems like the right description. (Note also that it was about the winners and not random other housemates.) Quote:
That's why I went to such "dubious lengths" to point out that it is possible to have an extremely favourable edit regardless of a live feed.
What you said in the posts was that it showed 'even the live feed can manage to hide things from viewers and be "edited" in a certain way' and 'things can even be covered up on the live feed'.I don't agree with you about the bb5 edit, but as I said, I am familiar with what Victor has posted, I think his points were discussed well enough at the time(s), and I hope we don't have to go into it all again. If your point is that it is possible to have an extremely favourable edit regardless of a live feed, however, then I agree and have not said anything contrary to that. Quote:
Do you see how that's "what is sounds like" now
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You asked a question and I answered it.
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Yes. And it was a team Jay action when he beat Harry and Faye the following week. So?
I've already explained what I think happened, and you haven't said anything that calls for any change in what I said.
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Don't know and don't care, these two no marks were forgotten about once they left the house.
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But I don't think she "really had it in for Rachel". What do you think showed that?
(That wasn't her worst incident of that year imo. Mo was really star struck by her and kept saying "I can't believe I am actually going to meet Davina!" - which she rewarded by saying his name and making a 'stick-two-fingers-down-your-throat-and-vomit' gesture. )Quote:
I'm glad they're still together. One of the highlights of BB for me was the way the Maisy/Faye/Aaron thing was sorted out.
I think it's the first time in reality TV where I've seen all people involved acting like mature adults, instead of turning on the 'other woman'. |
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No, sorry. But there are quite a lot of forum posts about it; in the long thread about how disgusting they are, it takes until something like page 10 before someone points out what it actually shows. Quote:
Yes, but only because Heaven felt strongly enough about it to bring it up on BOTS. All kinds of distasteful things might have happened over the years that no one cared that much about. It was obvious in 2012 that Mark himself didn't feel that strongly about it.
Heaven didn't seem to feel all that strongly, but in any case the point was that we can know about things that haven't been shown at all, which you now seem to agree with. ![]() Quote:
There are various reasons why BB might prefer one winner to another - personal preference is an obvious one - but unless someone can produce actual evidence, along the lines I suggested, it seems pointless speculation. It is very noticeable that no one ever says "it is obvious that BB wants my favourite housemate to win" or "my favourite housemate is obviously BB's chosen one". We tend to think those we like best get the worst edit, because we take the trouble to examine their edit, to look at the clips and tweets about them, and notice what is shown and what is missed out.
It might be interesting to work out when the "dismiss as speculation" meme started to take hold.Anyway, there will always be an element of speculation, since we're not mind-readers, and since credible inside sources are rare, but I don't think the two things you listed -- obviously special treatment during the show, and actually using the HM after -- have quite the status you're giving them. I'd say that those things can happen even if the producers don't care whether the HM wins, and that the producers can care whether a HM wins even without those things happening. So I don't think they're in a different "actual evidence" category than everything else. Indeed, I'm inclined to say the producers always care, at least a bit, who wins, because it can affect have people feel about the show and also what they say and whether it's things that might attract new viewers or not. About bb14, you said you "genuinely don't think they cared who won, other than that they must have had their own personal preferences" but you also said you "have always thought - and this is supposition - that they didn't want Sam to win." Not wanting Sam to win is caring who won. The caring doesn't have to mean they have a 'chosen one'; it can just be a desire some someone not to win or a preference for certain housemates over others. Quote:
You are right that I had forgotten the damaging cut and splice edit about Jay and Louise, though I noticed it at the time: it has never been referred to since; once it was made clear (on here, not by BB) that it was not a true incident everyone seemed to lose interest. Compare that with the literally hundreds of references to an incident between Aaron and Faye that was misleadingly edited to look as if they had had a longer falling out than they had. But that is not fair play: if people make a big thing of one edit, claiming it shows that BB did not want Aaron to win, they should make at least (since I think the impression it gave was worse) as big a thing of the other edit, and claim to it showed that BB did not want Jay to win. But obviously that will not happen: a bad edit for someone we like is horrible, but a bad edit for someone we don't like is just what they deserve, they were probably like that anyway.
Wasn't the edit of the "incident between Aaron and Faye that was misleadingly edited to look as if they had had a longer falling out than they had" in the highlights? I think that's considerably more serious than a misleading BOTS clip.Also, looking at the thread, the argument that it was two separate events put together does not seem very strong; and what seems to be the most relevant post (which I'll quote below) doesn't even seem to be saying it was two completely different incidents spliced together. Quote:
During Maisy's time on there. It wasn't 'discussed' in the sense of bringing the psych on or anything, but they cracked some jokes about it, then did that gag with the toy aeroplane.
"Discussed" doesn't have to go as far as "bringing the psych on", but jokes and gags aren't what "discussed" would normally bring to mind, and jokes and gags fit what I said: "they acted like it hadn't happened, then tried to make light of it once it had been credibly confirmed by Maisy."Anyway, here's the post from the "Ewwwww Jay and Louise at the end of BOTS!!" thread: Quote:
I can't believe all this badness towards Louise when it was a clip edited together by BBOTS! If you look on the Facebook C5 page, it clearly states that Jay had just made them something to eat and despite washing his hands in anti bacterial soap, they still smelled of onions. However, they edited the clip to show what looked like them having some kind of action under the duvet and put the finger smelling clip after it, when in fact I think it happened before, when they had just got into bed. So if you found the clip distasteful, complain to BBots and not about Jay and Louise.
The suggestion (and note the "I think") seems to be that the edit rearranged things that happened while they were in bed, rather than splicing together two completely separate things. Which would, of course, still be sly and misleading. However, it's hard to judge this now, without even being able to see the relevant clip. The final post in the thread questions the editing theory and posts two links, neither of which now works. |
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I'm glad they're still together. One of the highlights of BB for me was the way the Maisy/Faye/Aaron thing was sorted out.
I think it's the first time in reality TV where I've seen all people involved acting like mature adults, instead of turning on the 'other woman'. Quote:
She said in an interview that Luke and Bex had been her favourites that year, even though Luke was monotonously horrible about Rachel. (She didn't say the second half, obviously; what she actually said was something like, "I love a BB romance, and don't even mind if it isn't real.") And the year afterwards, when she was geeing up the crowd and the viewers on an eviction night, she shouted, "Come on! Do we want another boring winner like last year?" - which I thought was massively disrespectful and out of order.
(That wasn't her worst incident of that year imo. Mo was really star struck by her and kept saying "I can't believe I am actually going to meet Davina!" - which she rewarded by saying his name and making a 'stick-two-fingers-down-your-throat-and-vomit' gesture. )But I don't think that, or the other things you mention, amount to Davina having it in for Rachel. Quote:
Yes, they handled it well, especially Maisy, who was very young, and ended up looking a bit jilted. I thought Amy handled the boorish behaviour of Liam very well in BB8. You almost never hear anyone mention her favourably, but she seemed a nice girl to me.
I think Amy generally gets favourable mentions, when she is mentioned (which isn't all that often).
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It is very noticeable that no one ever says "it is obvious that BB wants my favourite housemate to win" or "my favourite housemate is obviously BB's chosen one". We tend to think those we like best get the worst edit, because we take the trouble to examine their edit, to look at the clips and tweets about them, and notice what is shown and what is missed out. ... Once someone likes a HM, they often watch that HM differently and care about more and different things. It's almost inevitable that the edit won't reflect that POV. I think few, if any, HMs get quite the edit that those who strongly like or dislike them think they deserve. |
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I did read on twitter from Louise that they were getting divorced, I haven't seen any pics of them together recently and Jay isn't wearing his wedding ring anymore and neither is Louise. But Faye and Aaron are still together.
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[quote=Veri;70606803]Which also does not say or imply that there can't be a favourable edit when there's a live feed.
/QUOTE] Ok well in future if I say the sky is blue and you say you wouldn't describe it as blue, I'll know not to bother explaining why the sky is blue, because you'll only question how on earth I could possibly think you were implying otherwise. |
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Never mind them ...... are Dexter & Charlie still pretending to be together? That's what I want to know
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Does anyone know if they're still together?
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It was not as I remembered it. I read every single one of Aaron's posts to see what he DID see. On three separate occasions he simply blanked a question about whether he had had a bad edit, answering it instead by talking about how he used the edit. From which I deduce that he would far rather see himself (and have us see him) as a consummate player than as some kind of victim. As with the frosted flakes comment I quoted above: he knew that the incident would bring a lot of attention to those involved, and that he had not been in it, so he simply contrived a drama with himself at the centre, to make sure that if they were shown, so would he be. 
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