Arts & Humanities So, what was it?

[Illinois Nazi]

I'm sure I remember a virtually identical question being asked a few years back, but here we go again...

Big Brother is back on, so what was the big exciting "twist" this time?

 

[Cruyff14]

Two people who have never met each other have to pretend that they're married for a week and if they pass the challenge they are exempt from nomination, but if they fail they are automatically nominated.

 

[TheFreshBanana]

Also, the house is divided into two parts. The normal house (but has a spa, pool etc.) while the other part is quite small, the beds are like half the size of a single, they have to do the normal housemates washing and can only eat what the housemates give them and eat after they're finished.

There's also at 1 or 2 more twists coming.

 

[Cruyff14]

And they will be shit twists too.

 

[Messenger]

They cancel the show?

 

[Cruyff14]

They cancel the show?

That would be a good twist, Mess.

 

[Bluelegs]

Two people who have never met each other have to pretend that they're married for a week and if they pass the challenge they are exempt from nomination, but if they fail they are automatically nominated.

Man their twists are boring. Just throw a serial killer into the house and see what happens.

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Sounds exciting.

 

[Affidavit]

The twists are always terrible things which have already been done in some form before. The people on the show are boring as opposed to other countries which have had people with tourettes which made for hilarious television.

 

[Messenger]

People still watch this shit, huh.

 

[Tulip]

People still watch this shit, huh.

I'm not usually into judging, but I can't believe this show garners good enough ratings to justify its continual existence.