Big Brother 14 Recap: Dan's Juggling Plans A Mile A Minute Yell At Your TV Recap and Commentary by Kathleen September 10, 2012
Loyalty is a good quality
in a dog. Dogs don't win
Big Brother.
Welcome back to Big Brother – It’s Sunday on Prime Time.
We are now pretty much at the end game. Thursday’s double trouble set that up for us.
I have a snarky little visual of each of the remaining hamsters dressed like Elmer Fudd.
They are marching in a circle around a tree, each aiming his rifle at the hamster in front and muttering “wascely wabbit.”
If anyone shouts “one two three shoot” they will all fall dead simultaneously.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
Sorry. Visuals amuse me.
Seriously though, before we begin tonight, please consider the phrase “taken out of context”.
That is what this entire season has been.
The cameras are running 24/7.
The producers have zillions of images from which to choose, so they scan through those until they find clips that fit their script and Photoshop them all together to tell a different tale all together.
I know I’ve developed a reputation for being a real nut on this subject.
I ask you, though, to take a look at the prime time episodes from all last week.
If you don’t have them saved on your DVR, they are out there on your computer.
Review the airing from Britney’s live eviction. Review the airing from last Sunday.
Grab a beverage and watch thoughtfully. Especially Sunday.
How many clips got used over? I don’t mean review and recap. I mean shown as though it happened before the PoV and then shown again as if it happened after. Same hamsters, same setting, same words and gestures.
Either the continuity editor took more than a three-day weekend or Big Brother is just getting flat lazy.
You, the viewer deserve better.
This is a contest. It may be bizarre and even lame at times but it’s a contest and you have been invited to watch and participate.
This manipulation is akin to sending ringers out onto the ball field.
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