The Twists -- Love 'em or Leave 'em?

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Out of the two twists -- (1) America's Player and (2) "Worst Enemies" -- which ones will work, fail, etc.? Which ones do you like, do you not? Express your opinions and comments, people! Let's debate.

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Personally I think the America's Player has a CHANCE of being quite cool. It really will boil down to a few things...

The options of things that American can have that player do...and the choice that America chooses.
Should be a fun twist.

The Worst Enemy could make it interesting but that may be more personal or even a hindrance in a way. I mean...if I was in the game...and things were good and my worst enemy showed up from back in High School....I would probably avoid them and not be as open and be more reserved...and that is not what people want to watch.

On a good note is it will make things more interesting when people are trying to get others out of the house.

Only 4 days left! Whoo Hoo!

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Yes, I agree of the mischief that the "worst enemies" twist could cause, but it could also be a good thing. The estranged sister/dad pair could form a secret alliance, and on the outside be "worst enemies", but secretly reconcile and make it to the end; the same could happen for any other pair. I also think the pair thing will add shock and excitement to premier night; I can't wait to see the looks of the houseguests!

America's Player is tricky to me--I'm expecting some issues. It almost seems quite corny/boring to have a contestant do things he/she is told to by America (although it's fun for the audience, maybe). For example, if you tell America's Player to flirt with player X one episode...are they going to vote them out the next? Stop flirting with them? If you tell America's Player to form an alliance with player X, are you going to nominate them the next week...all because America says so? It's all very mischevious and WILL cause friction. If anything, he/she will be voted out early on because they're walking around pissing people off and playing a game that's not their own.