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BBUK Question

Jun 26, 2017 by MJFJUNE
Why does #BBUK have someone walk every season ??? Do these people not know what they're getting into or ??? Why do most walk anyways??

And why do people get ejected so often / easy? Are the rules THAT strict? Surely not all the ejections have been due to physical confrontations.....

Comments

I don't watch/like the show but the fights are so intense
Sent by ghrocky100,Jun 26, 2017
Too much drama.
It drives ppl cray.
Sent by WannaBeeFriends,Jun 26, 2017
some of the ejections are for repeated rule breaking (ie. Emma last year), but a lot of the ejections are for physical confrontations or violent or aggressive behaviour.

in general though far more confrontational houseguests are cast for BBUK than in America. also nowadays production gives the houseguests alcohol much more frequently and sets up tasks that will elicit fights.
Sent by Patrick319,Jun 26, 2017
Honestly, it's probably because you really don't know what you're getting yourself into. It's hard to grasp if you're not in that situation, but production purposely casts people you won't get along with, or your personalities clash because they want to see how you would react to them. And you can't escape them, like IRL you meet a cunt and you go your separate ways or try to see them as less as possible, but in the house, you're trapped with them with very few places to go.

The atmosphere is also different from BBUS, and recently US hasn't had many fights, but in UK it seems like theres 1 every other episode
Sent by snowflake3,Jun 26, 2017
Most of the ejections are because of the infamous racism situation that went on during one season which involved Shilpa Shetty and Jade Goodie. That got so many complaints that since then they have been so strict with rules that someone is bound to get ejected at some point during any season (when it's civilians).
Sent by Ryan_Jambe,Jun 27, 2017

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