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Is nomination talk allowed now?
InMyArms
22-07-2014
They talk about them all the time and there is never a punishment, so I assume its allowed?
An Thropologist
22-07-2014
I guess because they rarely nominate the talk is hypothetical. But in previous years even hypothetical noms talk was punished.
humbug333
22-07-2014
probably not but Big Brother has broken every rule so far so why not. Lets gets Jack Nicholson in the house or even Trevor Brooking . They have effed up everything else so far. complete amateurs
adwalton
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by InMyArms:
“They talk about them all the time and there is never a punishment, so I assume its allowed?”

There are no rules any more. They used to be on the web site. Now producers make up the rules as they go along, eg we never know the basis for HMs being up for eviction. Sometimes its the two or more with the most votes.e. Sometimes it's the three or more. And sometimes it's anyone with 2 or more nominations. The producers wait to see who is nominated before deciding who will face the public vote. That's on the odd occasions when there is a public vote. These spur of the moment rule changes are known as twists, and Emma gets very excited by them and imagines that the viewers do too.
BillyBoy7
22-07-2014
Originally Posted by adwalton:
“There are no rules any more. They used to be on the web site. Now producers make up the rules as they go along, eg we never know the basis for HMs being up for eviction. Sometimes its the two or more with the most votes.e. Sometimes it's the three or more. And sometimes it's anyone with 2 or more nominations. The producers wait to see who is nominated before deciding who will face the public vote. That's on the odd occasions when there is a public vote. These spur of the moment rule changes are known as twists, and Emma gets very excited by them and imagines that the viewers do too.”

Very True...
humbug333
22-07-2014
The rule is that their are no rules. Big brother can let people vote and spend their hard earned money but it means cock-all to the final result each week.
BROXI BEAR
22-07-2014
Must be, I don't think we've seen anyone be reprimanded for nomination talk - this series. I've no idea why they are still calling this Big Brother.
dd68
22-07-2014
The lack of nominations in this series has spoiled the format
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