I personally find it sad this is bad, just fuels conspiracy theory the full account
Monday 16th
Big Brother HouseMates are told that there will two evictions this week. Neither they nor the public are told how many people will be up for the public vote and how that decision will be reached.
Following this announcement, the HouseMates make their nominations.
Tuesday 17th
The nomination results are announced. There are three HouseMates up for the public vote, Cameron, Fed and Jon.
That there are only three names and two to be evicted displeases much of the public. It becomes like the final, decide who you want to keep, rather than who you would like to go. Only, to keep the HouseMate of your choice, you would have to make two votes against his competitors.
Having a minimum of four HouseMates nominated would have significantly changed the voting process.
The HouseMates and the public start to wonder if two evictions means that a new HouseMate is coming into the house, but with hindsight this can't be the case. The new South African HouseMate has not added to the numbers, the numbers have not changed as it was a swap. Neither can the reason be because Cameron cannot be nominated, for the rest of the HouseMates, nominations and eviction continue as normal. There will still be one person each week leaving. The reason for a double eviction is still nothing more than for 'shock value'.
Wednesday 18th
Cameron begins to feature prominantly in Channel 4's half hour Big Brother. Fed is practically invisible and is shown to be the HouseMate who 'failed' the task, in fact, Gos also failed to make it to the podium in time, this was ignored and the HouseMates won the task. Jon begins to be shown in a negative light, a continuation of the previous week when his nomination reasons were edited to the point of giving a new meaning.
Thursday 19th
Cameron shows his 'darker' side to E4 viewers. Having already 'felt up' Nush after learning she was wearing no knickers, Cameron states that he would like to take Jon by the throat and smash his face into the back of his head (or something similar). Cameron also states that he would like to urinate in Jon's shower gel and defecate in Jon's shoes. None of this is reported on the web site or on Channel 4.
cameron's outburst followed what was later shown by Channel 4 as Jon suddenly turning on Ray and accusing him of beating women. This was not the case. The girls had previously told Jon that they didn't like Ray going into their room. Jon and other HouseMates had discussed many times that Ray takes a joke too far. The girls thanked Jon for defending them the following day. Also, the following day, Gos and Scott defended Jon's stance against Ray. Only Jon seeming to accuse Ray was reported to the majority of the public, and was done so on eviction night!
Cameron is leading the polls as favourite to remain in the house.
Friday 20th
The polls begin to change and many are showing Jon as a clear favourite to remain in the house. Following which many members of the public are finding it hard to register votes against Cameron. Phone lines were down or engaged. Text votes were returned as 'errors', there have been reports of text votes being returned 'after' the eviction unregistered. No problems were found with Jon and Fed's voting.
The Channel 4 show airs Jon's apparant outburst on Ray and also a snippet of a conversation which gives the impression that Jon is sexist. The conversation was a wind up session in which all HouseMates involved were ribbing each other in good nature. There is no mention of Cameron's behaviour and comments, and Fed is barely featured. The lines are still open and Davina makes negative comments about Jon after the previous day's highlights are shown.
After Fed's eviction the net voting is down for Jon but not for Cameron. Jon's number is left up for a while and Cameron's for a split second.
Jon is evicted with apparantly 1% in it, though official figures still haven't been released. If people were able to vote against Cameron would this have effected that 1% margin?
The Sun has printed a story stating that a new twist to the show will be a HouseMate swap with South Africa's Big Brother. The Sun claims that the winner of Friday's eviction will be the one to be flown out to South Africa.
Saturday 21st
The public await a new HouseMate, convinced that this is the reason for a double eviction. It's a fair presumption, one extra person has left the house and so we would expect them to be replaced.
The mini task occurs and results in one HouseMate being left alone for a number of hours while the others are in the Reward Room. Nothing happens.
Sunday 22nd
Only a few hours after a HouseMate has been left alone, Big Brother seek the opportunity to remove a HouseMate without any of the others catching on. They lock the HouseMates in the girl's room to ensure that the HouseMate leaving is alone.
A HouseMate is called to the diary room, HouseMates are not told that this is to be an individual task. Cameron answers the call and is told that his task is to visit South Africa to deliver a message to Big Brother there.
The Sun's story appears to be spookily true. While Big Brother have made this out to be a totally random choice of HouseMate, The Sun rightly said that it would be the winner of Friday night's eviction.
Monday 16th
Big Brother HouseMates are told that there will two evictions this week. Neither they nor the public are told how many people will be up for the public vote and how that decision will be reached.
Following this announcement, the HouseMates make their nominations.
Tuesday 17th
The nomination results are announced. There are three HouseMates up for the public vote, Cameron, Fed and Jon.
That there are only three names and two to be evicted displeases much of the public. It becomes like the final, decide who you want to keep, rather than who you would like to go. Only, to keep the HouseMate of your choice, you would have to make two votes against his competitors.
Having a minimum of four HouseMates nominated would have significantly changed the voting process.
The HouseMates and the public start to wonder if two evictions means that a new HouseMate is coming into the house, but with hindsight this can't be the case. The new South African HouseMate has not added to the numbers, the numbers have not changed as it was a swap. Neither can the reason be because Cameron cannot be nominated, for the rest of the HouseMates, nominations and eviction continue as normal. There will still be one person each week leaving. The reason for a double eviction is still nothing more than for 'shock value'.
Wednesday 18th
Cameron begins to feature prominantly in Channel 4's half hour Big Brother. Fed is practically invisible and is shown to be the HouseMate who 'failed' the task, in fact, Gos also failed to make it to the podium in time, this was ignored and the HouseMates won the task. Jon begins to be shown in a negative light, a continuation of the previous week when his nomination reasons were edited to the point of giving a new meaning.
Thursday 19th
Cameron shows his 'darker' side to E4 viewers. Having already 'felt up' Nush after learning she was wearing no knickers, Cameron states that he would like to take Jon by the throat and smash his face into the back of his head (or something similar). Cameron also states that he would like to urinate in Jon's shower gel and defecate in Jon's shoes. None of this is reported on the web site or on Channel 4.
cameron's outburst followed what was later shown by Channel 4 as Jon suddenly turning on Ray and accusing him of beating women. This was not the case. The girls had previously told Jon that they didn't like Ray going into their room. Jon and other HouseMates had discussed many times that Ray takes a joke too far. The girls thanked Jon for defending them the following day. Also, the following day, Gos and Scott defended Jon's stance against Ray. Only Jon seeming to accuse Ray was reported to the majority of the public, and was done so on eviction night!
Cameron is leading the polls as favourite to remain in the house.
Friday 20th
The polls begin to change and many are showing Jon as a clear favourite to remain in the house. Following which many members of the public are finding it hard to register votes against Cameron. Phone lines were down or engaged. Text votes were returned as 'errors', there have been reports of text votes being returned 'after' the eviction unregistered. No problems were found with Jon and Fed's voting.
The Channel 4 show airs Jon's apparant outburst on Ray and also a snippet of a conversation which gives the impression that Jon is sexist. The conversation was a wind up session in which all HouseMates involved were ribbing each other in good nature. There is no mention of Cameron's behaviour and comments, and Fed is barely featured. The lines are still open and Davina makes negative comments about Jon after the previous day's highlights are shown.
After Fed's eviction the net voting is down for Jon but not for Cameron. Jon's number is left up for a while and Cameron's for a split second.
Jon is evicted with apparantly 1% in it, though official figures still haven't been released. If people were able to vote against Cameron would this have effected that 1% margin?
The Sun has printed a story stating that a new twist to the show will be a HouseMate swap with South Africa's Big Brother. The Sun claims that the winner of Friday's eviction will be the one to be flown out to South Africa.
Saturday 21st
The public await a new HouseMate, convinced that this is the reason for a double eviction. It's a fair presumption, one extra person has left the house and so we would expect them to be replaced.
The mini task occurs and results in one HouseMate being left alone for a number of hours while the others are in the Reward Room. Nothing happens.
Sunday 22nd
Only a few hours after a HouseMate has been left alone, Big Brother seek the opportunity to remove a HouseMate without any of the others catching on. They lock the HouseMates in the girl's room to ensure that the HouseMate leaving is alone.
A HouseMate is called to the diary room, HouseMates are not told that this is to be an individual task. Cameron answers the call and is told that his task is to visit South Africa to deliver a message to Big Brother there.
The Sun's story appears to be spookily true. While Big Brother have made this out to be a totally random choice of HouseMate, The Sun rightly said that it would be the winner of Friday night's eviction.



