Still dont understand how Luisa was nearly evicted

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thenetworkbabe

11-01-2014

Originally Posted by rorybb:
“BB had some pretty outrageous characters back then as well though haha , and the general audience audience still tended to favour the less entertaining house mates ( ex. how did PJ last so long in BB3 or even Johnny for that matter , yet Adele left middway ) theres always been people who don't understand that these are the housemates that drive the show , and have been since pretty much day dot. But I'm in complete agreement with your original point ”

BB2 is the social experiment. BB4 is just dull - without the characters and light conflict of BB2. In BB3 people could follow the conflict and romance stories built into the casting , and voted out the negative characters, and those more superflous to the drama. The story progressed under its own power, and the voters let it do so - keeping key characters on each side of the house struggle in, and ultimately rewarding those they felt who actually survived best. The divide, surviving nominations day , and some tasks were the challenge, while the characters were cast to be different and to conflict, but not to be totally outrageous. In later BB, the story is continually ended by nominations , viewer votes, and producer twists. The show becomes a procession of outrageous characters, people no one could live with, simple short stories set up by producers, and weak winner's stories. Its often random whether the producers sell an outrageous character for the win, or the dullest of the dull, and they no longer care if anyone has a winning story.

You are right about the outrageous characters being there early. BB1 starts with naked body painting in the first show. It has a future porn star in the cast. BB7 had Lea. BB5 has Orlaith modelling topless throughout. And on the difficult to live with continuum no house has suffered as much as BB7 did in week one. Luisa wouldn't register against the sexual content of those series, and she's far less opinionated than a long list of HM too.

Alrightmate

11-01-2014

One thing I noticed during the eviction show, is that at one specific point Emma is speaking to somebody in the crowd, and mentions that Luisa is a successful businesswoman.
To which the crowd suddenly responded at that precise point with a lot of loud booing.

Why?

muggins14

11-01-2014

Originally Posted by Dave Mac:
“Sweeping generalization there. She's my favourite HM just now but I could take her or leave her as a person.”

It is a bit of a sweeping generalisation kind of thread ...

Originally Posted by Shayod:
“Because it nearly all women who vote and most will hate her confidence and sex appeal basically jealous as hell”

Originally Posted by General Bounce:
“Agreed.

She's a great housemate and certainly not the bitch she's made out to be. People always equate confident women who speak their mind and don't care what people think with being a "bitch" and most women who watch reality shows are jealous of that because they're flappy, paranoid, self-conscious harridans.”

Originally Posted by eyespy:
“People would rather watch Liz, simples.”

Originally Posted by Shine_On:
“I knew she'd always be in trouble if she was nominated. Regular women can't relate to her.”

Originally Posted by General Bounce:
“If regular women can't relate to a confident and ambitious young woman then they need to re-assess their lives and grow a spine.”

Originally Posted by snariek:
“Two reasons she nearly went:

A) She has a vagina
B) She's confident

For what it's worth I think Jim probably topped that vote by a vast majority and there wasn't much between the other four.”

Originally Posted by DUNDEEBOY:
“Yes so Luisa is added to the long list of women that don't appeal to the traditional voter.

What type ever do”

Originally Posted by Shayod:
“Just watching tonight's show and can't believe the audience Luisa will provide more entertainment than most of the housemates in there but of course the best are always voted out first

What has she done ?
Apart from made all the girls in the audience boyfriends and husbands want her rather than them !”

Originally Posted by supersnake:
“Sadly Dappy's misogynistic views are shared by the large majority of Big Brother voters. Says a lot about the programme's votership.”

Originally Posted by thenetworkbabe:
“She's confident, pretty smart, pretty well spoken, and successful. She's the much more successful Essex girl - being voted on by the Towie audience who follow unsuccessful Essex girls and don't watch BBC1. BB's voters may also now look much more like the eviction crowds - its the price of losing many sectors of the audience the show had at its height.

She's also passed judgement on people - which voters don't seem to like. Thats cut her off from some voters - including the section of the vote that finds anything to like at all in Dappy - which you would think be younger voters. She's not going to appeal to prudes of any age, and there's people who are resrving their votes for older celebs, and compettion for support from the quiet invisible males who say and do nothing, and the people involved in the showmances.”

As a female who, like many other females - if you read any of the several threads this week about strong females - doesn't feel threatened, jealous,intimidated, or inferior to Luisa in any way, but who can see how obnoxious she can be, I can honestly say I would have voted to save her, if I ever voted.

I would have done this not because I am a 'fan' or admire her in any way, but because she at least shakes it up a bit and is entertaining to watch, whether she's involved in an argument or causing one.

What name??

11-01-2014

I think she is right. Her humour isn't widely understood and people find her abrasive.

Digital Sid

11-01-2014

Originally Posted by Stellen11:
“Having absolutely no morals or class hasn't helped her cause to be honest.”

In what way does she have no morals?

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