I hope so since she didn't walk.

Literally 

I was very disappointed with Keeley. She should have gritted her teeth and toughed it out either until she was evicted or until finale night - then sought medical attention.

No, unfortunately she doesn't deserve an interview with Davina.

I'm still a little confused - very little was said on Friday night other than she isn't returning.

Do we have an official term for Keeley's departure? Also, perhaps there are some legel issues involving compensation - BB didn't appear to act quickly enough imo - and the footage could be quite damning. Even if it didn't look serious at the time it was an accident and they should have intervened immediately.

with a fractured foot?....she'd be in agony!

I agree.  I noticed too that they haven't told the hm's she had to undergo surgery. I reckon it will go legal & if it does Keely could sue their asses off, irrespective of any   disclaimer she may have signed before the show. Personal injury as a result of their negligence would override this and I think they will cough up to avoid a protracted legal battle or negative newspaper coverage.

Keeley has had surgery on her ankle - for all we know she has pins in it and the house is such a muck heap it wouldn't be hygenic. The way the HMs chuck stuff around the bedroom and act like big kids with no thought for others, she may have worsened the injury.

Her profile picture on the DSpy site now has EJECTED written across it.

A bit harsh, surely?

If the likes of Keever and Scabby had interviews then so should Keeley, although I maintain that NONE of them should have had any media attention at all.
Anyway, Keeley probably has *Injury Lawyers for You* on speed dial, so is otherwise occupied

I agree the walkers should never be seen again, or people who are thrown out for serious rule breaking but if you leave because of injury I think you should get an interview. If I can put up with the likes of shaggy and kevin I can put up with Keeley.

Why stop at walkers - how about no interview for any hm that mentions walking?

It would make Davina's job more comfy than it already is as she would only have to interview about 3 contestants.

The official site is describing her as "Rucuperating", but I'm assuming that dates from when there was a possibility that she might return. Neither "Ejected" or "Walked" (the term used on Wiki) are really appropriate.

I think the closest precedent is Jonathan from BB8 (remember him?) who had to leave because of a death in the family. IIRC, he was simply described as "Left".


Re an interview: I think Keeley's going to be an interesting test case here: will BB do the decent thing and give her a proper interview with Davina? Shabby and Caoimhe both got interviews, so there really shouldn't be any question that Keeley gets on too. If anything, she has considereably more reason to get one. Keeley didn't choose to "walk" like the other two: the decision would have been taken in agreement with BB, and as she needed an operation, neither side would really have had any choice.
I'm assuming that the only reason she hasn't been interviewed yet is because she's too ill to do so...

Walkers, no.
Hobblers, yes!

Lets be honest, it was a bit of a dumb task for Big Brother to include in the show. If you're going to have an escape task, have them try to climb up a straight 30 degree ramp covered in slime or oil. Minimal chance of injury and a lot more fun to watch.

Keeley should definitely get an interview.  

It was BB's fault she got injured, therefore she should get an interview. If the likes of Scabby and Queefer did, why not Keeley?

there is an extended second show on Friday 

a double eviction has been rumoured because of this but maybe the extra time is for a Keeley interview

If the 24 hr leave of absence for illness or injury rule still applies Ejected might be the official term. If the possibility of liability or compensation is a factor it might be a case of dotting the i's and crossing the t's. Also, should such a situation exist an interview would be impossible due to legal issues.

I wouldn't put money on it. The extended show was planned way in advance, and long before Keeley got injured (its in the Radio Times, for example). 


For those who haven't seen the other threads: it's looking as if the extended show is to accomodate a double eviction and a Jedward performance in the house (No, I'm not kidding...)
The time-management of the eviciton shows this series has left a lot to be desired, with the evictee interviews often being rushed, Even with the extended slot, I think it will be extremely difficult to squeeze in a decent interview with Keeley.

I don't think so, it was a physical activity that, just like any other, had a small potential for injury.  She was a willing participant and the task was not unreasonably unsafe compared to typical tasks so no negligence is likely to be proven.  Whether the show's support Health and Safety staff could have been called on earlier may be a legal point, but all in all they acted with suitable promptness from what I saw.

This is the show that has got away with torture based tasks in the past.  Electric shocks and sleep deprivation.

Oh, yes, she certainly should get her interview and all the other bits given to evicted HMs.

If i were Keeley i would be seeing a lawyer first before i agreed to an interview. She could well get a lot in compensation if she plays her cards right

I agree they didn't intervene quickly enough, from the footage you could see her ankle go in an awful direction, so I would imagine those monitoring the task saw it too. Anyway, yes if people that walk out get an interview then so should she.

The Crown v Endemol....Judge Judy presiding 

We don't need a judge, we can have a kangaroo court.

I will have a ticket for that

True, let JJ the 1st decide 

*hops* 

God, imagine the summing up!

 It would go on longer than the run of the show. (Complete run of BB or this series, you decide)

BB know Keeley's a tough cookie - and in such an important scramble for what amounts to survival she would not have gone to ground and quit without good reason. Allowing the hm's to assess the seriousness of her injury was amateurish - they should have provided medical support immediately imo

When you have a minute away from stalking Shabby can I suggest that you google fractures and learn that not to have a broken limb attended to can result in lasting pain and deformity.
Not everyone is as obsessed with the show as you...
And you accused us Shabby  haters of not having empathy...

But unlike you Shabby haters - in the post that you quoted; i was being flippant! 

Don't judge us 

Totally agree.

BTW I read your initial post with the tongue in cheek that was intended.

I got lost in a Law library once....I can imagine a dozen or so shelves could house JJ's summation (we'll ignore the repetition).

Really? You do know what the word means don't you because it did not come across that way at all....

Not like i'm being judged... is it?

The best thing wouldve been to get a first aider in there straight away, they shouldve stopped the cameras and got her into the DR. Rachel running around like a headless chicken didnt help. By the way isnt she an air hostess or flight attendant? If so she shouldve given first aid, she wouldve been trained for it. Although going by her freaking out i would hate to be on a plane that got into difficulties with her on board