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why are the bastards getting Roast dinner?
Pitman
13-07-2014
on basic rations?

I'd love a roast dinner myself but I've only got a bit of cold curled up ham in the fridge, this BB make me mad, telling them they are on basic rations and then showering them with treats and parties and giving in whenever they beg for booze, whisky they drink, I dream of drinking whisky

is it any wonder we have the spoilest bunch of housemates ever, Winston stomping his feet whenever he doesn't get a horse to eat for a snack?

bastards
Enidan
13-07-2014
We don't even get to see them fighting over the shopping list anymore. They just use acado direct. Everything about this series is designed to squeeze out any enjoyment for the viewer.
dorsetwasp
13-07-2014
I agree!

The shopping task is a total waste of time!
EnglishRose19
13-07-2014
It's hardly and expensive meal when cooked for a big group,
Pitman
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Enidan:
“We don't even get to see them fighting over the shopping list anymore. They just use acado direct. Everything about this series is designed to squeeze out any enjoyment for the viewer.”

they don't even seem to smoke rollies anymore, let alone have to rip open old butts, this mob are bowling around the gaff lighting up Havana cigars
Enidan
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by EnglishRose19:
“It's hardly and expensive meal when cooked for a big group,”

More expensive than flour and chickpeas which they should be having.
dorsetwasp
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by EnglishRose19:
“It's hardly and expensive meal when cooked for a big group,”

They're supposed to be on basic rations though.

Basic rations usually means pasta, lentils, chickpeas etc., not a full roast dinner.
BMLisa
13-07-2014
I think C5 set their stall out giving in to Jay on BB12 everytime he threatened to leave.

The HMs know now that threats get them everywhere.

I remember when HMs used to have stand offs with BB and never won like silent protests etc.

I think the HMs and BB alike know that in a reversal of fortunes BB needs them more than they need BB!
Pitman
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by EnglishRose19:
“It's hardly and expensive meal when cooked for a big group,”

it doesn't matter really, because they are being given it for nish
Enidan
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Pitman:
“they don't even seem to smoke rollies anymore, let alone have to rip open old butts, this mob are bowling around the gaff lighting up Havana cigars ”

Plus champagne every other minute. There's been no fallout over food or fags or noms talk. I'm surprise they even bother with the tasks.
prometheusdeb
13-07-2014
If they fail the shopping task, they should be on tinned "all the nutrients you need" slop, three meals a day, for the entire week, with no alcohol, parties or any other treats.

That'll make people think twice about throwing the task to save themselves from eviction. As it is, they've probably all already forgotten about Marlon's selfishness last week. Pass another chicken leg please.
japara
13-07-2014
It was so much more fun to watch when the shopping task was an endurance task over several days and when on basic rations they had to bake their own bread grow their own veg etc. It helped show the individual personalities more and whether they liked doing it or not it alleviated their boredom somewhat.
MissDeeBlue
13-07-2014
there are lots of whys these days...

WHY are they allowed to discuss noms without punishment?
WHY are they allowed to sleep in the day?
WHY has the naughty step & Jail been removed?

etc etc etc.. the principle of the show has been totally obliterated
rolergirl
13-07-2014
The day they got the basic rations and they turned on Marlon, that night didnt they have a party?
Graceland
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by japara:
“It was so much more fun to watch when the shopping task was an endurance task over several days and when on basic rations they had to bake their own bread grow their own veg etc. It helped show the individual personalities more and whether they liked doing it or not it alleviated their boredom somewhat.”

Thats the way it should be and still is fondly remembered.
Trish123
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by japara:
“It was so much more fun to watch when the shopping task was an endurance task over several days and when on basic rations they had to bake their own bread grow their own veg etc. It helped show the individual personalities more and whether they liked doing it or not it alleviated their boredom somewhat.”

Back in the day when BB was all about making the hm's suffer and not the viewers. Good ole days.
Grandmother
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Enidan:
“We don't even get to see them fighting over the shopping list anymore. They just use acado direct. Everything about this series is designed to squeeze out any enjoyment for the viewer.”

Yeah, but how many times have you seen the 'shopping list argument' scene played out before? It's always the same, pointless bickering about carrots v crisps, or worse still, some charisma-free idiot orders chocolate and bananas, or whatever, as a gambit for coverage. If you want to watch that sh*t, people with not enough to eat and so on (amazingly, they seem to become lethargic and grumpy, it seems to happen every time!) there any number of other shows that cater to your sadistic urges.

Starving the HMs is, at heart, an uncreative way of making them suffer. On basic rations, all they usually do is retire to bed. Anyone who runs a circus will tell you this; if you want the animals to perform, you have to feed them.
Pitman
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by rolergirl:
“The day they got the basic rations and they turned on Marlon, that night didnt they have a party?”

I think they have had a party nearly every night since they lost the task, I'd like to have to suffer that sort of hardship
Enidan
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Trish123:
“Back in the day when BB was all about making the hm's suffer and not the viewers. Good ole days.”

Why do they want viewer to suffer? Are they trying to see how much we can pain we can take?
MissDeeBlue
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Grandmother:
“Yeah, but how many times have you seen the 'shopping list argument' scene played out before? It's always the same, pointless bickering about carrots v crisps, or worse still, some charisma-free idiot orders chocolate and bananas, or whatever, as a gambit for coverage. If you want to watch that sh*t, people with not enough to eat and so on (amazingly, they seem to become lethargic and grumpy, it seems to happen every time!) there any number of other shows that cater to your sadistic urges.

Starving the HMs is, at heart, an uncreative way of making them suffer. On basic rations, all they usually do is retire to bed. Anyone who runs a circus will tell you this; if you want the animals to perform, you have to feed them.”

but wasn't it wonderful to see the store room full of bananas, then seeing the HM faces? At least the viewer didnt know what might happen next as opposed to now, which is basically so predictable
Enidan
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by Grandmother:
“Yeah, but how many times have you seen the 'shopping list argument' scene played out before? It's always the same, pointless bickering about carrots v crisps, or worse still, some charisma-free idiot orders chocolate and bananas, or whatever, as a gambit for coverage. If you want to watch that sh*t, people with not enough to eat and so on (amazingly, they seem to become lethargic and grumpy, it seems to happen every time!) there any number of other shows that cater to your sadistic urges.

Starving the HMs is, at heart, an uncreative way of making them suffer. On basic rations, all they usually do is retire to bed. Anyone who runs a circus will tell you this; if you want the animals to perform, you have to feed them.”

Yes I want to see petty bickering and grumpy lethargy. The well fed performing is not all that interesting. Sabotaging the shopping was amusing and led to lots of futher entertaining scenarios.
WhatJoeThinks
13-07-2014
Yep, definitely the 'spoilest' bunch.
WhisperingGhost
13-07-2014
It's laughable. They dont need to try to pass the tasks anymore. If they fail, BB still throws about 2 or 3 parties a week anyway, with all they need to eat and drink. They never complain about hunger, no cigs etc in fact, it makes you wonder just why they became so annoyed when Marlon threw the task last week - what difference does it make??
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