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It's weird because that "fart" was so out of character too.
It's all a mind f*** |
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Even scripted reality, as they call it, isn't scripted (TOWIE etc) just set-up scenes, I know you believe that every word of the whole series we have watched was pre-written, but I seriously doubt that this is the case.
Sure what we saw was them pre-recording a couple of things, but that's not an admission of scripting the show. When I say the whole things scripted and a load of shite ,I Mean in a Towie way for example as in they are assigned certain roles ,Given Certain Scenes to act out ,and then they Ad-Lib them ......Not that it's Scripted as in an actual Script like a bloody film |
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Luke wouldn't lie to me - I think it is a Viacom thing and they want it to be more like their other reality shows.
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I think this is quite an over reaction. Ok, they shot the "good night finalists" scene. That's hardly affecting any storylines. It's just a bit that maybe they wanted everyone to be in bed for, as the iconic scene which has ended so many series recently.
If they just tried to do that naturally, people will be coming to bed at different times. Just because they set this scene up, doesn't mean the entire thing is scripted! I've known ex BB housemates, they haven't ever scripted anything, asked them to say anything, or asked them to perform a certain way Calm down folks.... |
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I think this is quite an over reaction. Ok, they shot the "good night finalists" scene. That's hardly affecting any storylines. It's just a bit that maybe they wanted everyone to be in bed for, as the iconic scene which has ended so many series recently.
If they just tried to do that naturally, people will be coming to bed at different times. Just because they set this scene up, doesn't mean the entire thing is scripted! I've known ex BB housemates, they haven't ever scripted anything, asked them to say anything, or asked them to perform a certain way Calm down folks.... If the HMs were told what to do all the time in this way we'd have seen it on Live Feed before, wouldn't we? Doesn't it stand to reason that because we've not seen it, it hasn't happened? Tonight was a one off. |
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It wasn't just the 'Goodnight' scene.
It was also gathering the housemates to the sofas just to get the news that they are finalists. Which they'd already been told. And housemates knowing full well that they were scheduled to have a party, one or two talking about getting it over with, and saying that they'd already earned their cheque. The 'party' which lasted a mere couple of minutes. All three of these 'scenes', including the 'goodnight' scene were an example of housemates being led from one scene to another to play out a series of actions which will be presented as spontaneous 'reality' on tomorrow night's show. |
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I agree, people are jumping the gun here. Still very weird that they showed it being directed so openly on live feed though.
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Could be Jeano ,if he told you Privately ....all I know is it's got more and more scripted as the years have gone by
Love island and Ex on beach are very set up apparently and so fake imagine if BB was like that... Well it's nearly that way We need another show that's live and not scripted, not sure it's ever gonna happen? |
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Okay just putting it out there.. what if they have done this to create buzz? They may just laugh it off and say oh we only scripted that one scene because of time constraints.
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I think this is quite an over reaction. Ok, they shot the "good night finalists" scene. That's hardly affecting any storylines. It's just a bit that maybe they wanted everyone to be in bed for, as the iconic scene which has ended so many series recently.
If they just tried to do that naturally, people will be coming to bed at different times. Just because they set this scene up, doesn't mean the entire thing is scripted! I've known ex BB housemates, they haven't ever scripted anything, asked them to say anything, or asked them to perform a certain way Calm down folks.... |
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The housemates seemed as utterly bemused by it all as us didn't they? When BB said they could go back to bed Ricky was just going, "what? What the hell was that about?"
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It wasn't just the 'Goodnight' scene.
It was also gathering the housemates to the sofas just to get the news that they are finalists. Which they'd already been told. And housemates knowing full well that they were scheduled to have a party, one or two talking about getting it over with, and saying that they'd already earned their cheque. The 'party' which lasted a mere couple of minutes. All three of these 'scenes', including the 'goodnight' scene were an example of housemates being led from one scene to another to play out a series of actions which will be presented as spontaneous 'reality' on tomorrow night's show. |
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I mentioned before that Sam was on Loose Women today and Saira came through with a video message congratulating her. Before she said goodbye, she said WTTE 'Sam only you and I will know what this means' and she held her hands in the air while pulling a shocked face. It appears to be an inside secret. Sam seemed very reluctant today to talk about Bear. Make of that what you will.
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It wasn't just the 'Goodnight' scene.
It was also gathering the housemates to the sofas just to get the news that they are finalists. Which they'd already been told. And housemates knowing full well that they were scheduled to have a party, one or two talking about getting it over with, and saying that they'd already earned their cheque. The 'party' which lasted a mere couple of minutes. All three of these 'scenes', including the 'goodnight' scene were an example of housemates being led from one scene to another to play out a series of actions which will be presented as spontaneous 'reality' on tomorrow night's show. |
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Okay just putting it out there.. what if they have done this to create buzz? They may just laugh it off and say oh we only scripted that one scene because of time constraints.
Few other scenes actually, being called to say your finalists then cut, then dance scene then cut oh and happy last DR. |
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I agree, people are jumping the gun here. Still very weird that they showed it being directed so openly on live feed though.
I know that some will be unable to shake off their cognitive anchoring and will refuse to believe actual reality because it's more comfortable to believe in BB's official version of events. We had a sequence where BB literally directed housemates from one scene to another in three consecutive scenes. Yet still some people will use the excuse that whoever witnessed it was jumping the gun and that we should accept it as perfectly normal that BB direct the housemates in scenes. |
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What about that one quick dance
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The housemates seemed as utterly bemused by it all as us didn't they? When BB said they could go back to bed Ricky was just going, "what? What the hell was that about?"
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I mentioned before that Sam was on Loose Women today and Saira came through with a video message congratulating her. Before she said goodbye, she said WTTE 'Sam only you and I will know what this means' and she held her hands in the air while pulling a shocked face. It appears to be an inside secret. Sam seemed very reluctant today to talk about Bear. Make of that what you will.
But back to this, mind **** as I said! However, some HMs seemed a bit confused at first. |
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Emma will step down as host after this fiasco.
She's already gutted with the direction the show's going and this is surely the final nail. |
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It's only weird if you refuse to believe what you've actually seen with your own eyes.
I know that some will be unable to shake off their cognitive anchoring and will refuse to believe actual reality because it's more comfortable to believe in BB's official version of events. We had a sequence where BB literally directed housemates from one scene to another in three consecutive scenes. Yet still some people will use the excuse that whoever witnessed it was jumping the gun and that we should accept it as perfectly normal that BB direct the housemates in scenes. Yes I know what happened, I was one of the first to explain what was going on. "Cognitive anchoring".. give me a break mate. If this was such a big deal, exposing the entire show as fake and scripted, they wouldn't have let us bloody watch it happening for 90 minutes! |
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He said "they have got the shot"
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No I've noticed on last few nights of live feed Ricky is very aware of what is about to happen in regards to the show.
Few other scenes actually, being called to say your finalists then cut, then dance scene then cut oh and happy last DR. |
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It won't be presented as "spontaneous" reality though, it will all be part of a montage throughout which there'll be background music and we'll a hear a bit from each housemate in the diary room and so on. We've seen it all before at the end of every series.
You make it sound so normal for it to be scripted. The point of montages is to remind us of 'moments', memories of reality. You're making it sound as if acted out scenes are a plausible substitute for reality. if montages are just conceits directed by BB then the content of them is meaningless in terms of reality television moments to remember. |
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