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Why do they treat twins as one housemate?
Nobby Burton
13-05-2015
Honestly, what is the supposed reason for this?

It simply encourages the twins to stick together at all times, when surely the whole point of Big Brother is for people to mingle with others, get out of their comfort zone etc?
Annsyre
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by Nobby Burton:
“Honestly, what is the supposed reason for this?

It simply encourages the twins to stick together at all times, when surely the whole point of Big Brother is for people to mingle with others, get out of their comfort zone etc?”

Because they have a huge advantage over other HMs. If a HM gets isolated or is upset they have no friends to turn to. Twins have known each other all their lives and will comfort and support each other throughout. We have seen over the years how lonely and isolated some HMs have been with no one to turn to.
jazzydrury3
13-05-2015
whats the bets later on in the series if still there, they get asked if they want to be seperate housemates.

Sam and Amanda were asked if i remember

that could be them ewinding time
Crawley Cutie
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by Nobby Burton:
“Honestly, what is the supposed reason for this?

It simply encourages the twins to stick together at all times, when surely the whole point of Big Brother is for people to mingle with others, get out of their comfort zone etc?”


Who knows, nowadays, the reasoning of BB

They are very attractive - it will probably stir up the green eyed monster with the other girls.

It seems unfair, for obvious reasons - but they are probably at a disadvantage with the voting public.
gcmac
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“whats the bets later on in the series if still there, they get asked if they want to be seperate housemates.

Sam and Amanda were asked if i remember

that could be them ewinding time”

Sam and Amanda started off as separate housemates and towards the end they were asked if they wanted to become one housemate, I'm sure they had to face the public vote if they accepted or something along those lines. Producers probably realised no one was ever going to put either of the twins up and they'd split a vote as individuals when it came to the last week.
jazzydrury3
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by gcmac:
“Sam and Amanda started off as separate housemates and towards the end they were asked if they wanted to become one housemate, I'm sure they had to face the public vote if they accepted or something along those lines. Producers probably realised no one was ever going to put either of the twins up and they'd split a vote as individuals when it came to the last week.”

Thanks for putting me straight, i was half there
george.millman
13-05-2015
When I auditioned in 2012, I met a boy who was auditioning with his twin sister as one Housemate. He said that they were asked when they went in if they wanted to be considered as one Housemate or as separate Housemates, and they chose to be one Housemate.

I imagine that everyone who applies with someone else gets a choice. The twins are generally one Housemate, but Jackie and Charlie, the mother and daughter from BB14, were separate Housemates. As were Mario and Lisa, the couple in BB9.
gcmac
13-05-2015
I'd prefer the twins were separate, any twins I know live being twins but want to be known as individuals. I think if they are separate we'd get to know both personalities better, they are two people after all.
CLL Dodge
13-05-2015
Not enough personality for 2.

Even 1 seems generous.
Barracute
13-05-2015
I always think it unfair to combine two hms into one and anyway its unfair to have two hms that know each other, as has already been pointed out on this thread.
SULLA
13-05-2015
On the plus side, it's cheap to vote for both.
James Frederick
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by SULLA:
“On the plus side, it's cheap to vote for both.”

I was thinking that it can be a disadvantage to.

If one twin annoys someone or does something wrong and one doesn't the innocent one can get nomned and evicted for nothing at all.
qwertyell
13-05-2015
Originally Posted by CLL Dodge:
“Not enough personality for 2.

Even 1 seems generous.”

This.

I don't think a set of twins has ever been evicted, either, so they're probably nailed on the for the final.

Lucky us.
munkyfellover
13-05-2015
They're SO identical they'd need permanent name badges, nomination time would be a nightmare.
glashalffull
14-05-2015
If they were seperate they would never vote for each other so that would give them an unfair advantage , albeit slight in the beginning but more significant as the series wore on, plus of course other housemates might accidently vote for the wrong one.
keeping_it_real
14-05-2015
Originally Posted by munkyfellover:
“They're SO identical they'd need permanent name badges, nomination time would be a nightmare.”

I think one has a tattoo in her inner right forearm, it might be Sally. Or it could be Amy
glashalffull
14-05-2015
Salami
Purple.
14-05-2015
They should stop putting people who are related/know each other in. It's boring now.
wazzyboy
14-05-2015
Originally Posted by CLL Dodge:
“Not enough personality for 2.

Even 1 seems generous.”

Define "personality". Particularly since we haven't even seen Day 2's HLs yet.
starry
14-05-2015
Originally Posted by Annsyre:
“Because they have a huge advantage over other HMs. If a HM gets isolated or is upset they have no friends to turn to. Twins have known each other all their lives and will comfort and support each other throughout. We have seen over the years how lonely and isolated some HMs have been with no one to turn to.”

They have a huge advantage for that very reason anyway, whether counted as one or not. A recycling of a really boring twist.
Bunny-Girl
14-05-2015
I think it would be interesting if the twins were separate housemates it would be interesting to see which one got nominated more often than the other & which one the public like more, they are two separate people have separate thoughts ideas etc just because they look the same they shouldn't be one housemate
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