CBS used to run similar wording in the ending credits of the show. I specifically looked for that wording again recently, but didn’t see it. Think I first noticed it during Frankie’s season when I was so annoyed with how he kept managing to stay in the house. That statement about the show being “for entertainment purposes” clearly gives BB the ability to try to manipulate houseguests, rig contests, play favorites or otherwise do whatever they can to keep the most annoying, disliked, controversial, (or sometimes most beloved) characters in the house ‘cause that’s who everyone will be talking about and that generates ratings. As long as CBS continues to give the average casual viewer clever heroes and maddening villains to cheer for/against, and cast controversial idiots to keep the more savvy live-stream viewers engaged in on-line commentary, we will probably just get more of the same. That said, I do think this season unexpectedly went south for them early on…instead of getting entertaining characters with well-thought strategies and epic battles, we got one clever dictator with a 3-week pass, maybe 2 other potential decent players, and a whole bunch of useless, mean-spirited lumps too lazy to even try to think on their own. Hopefully CBS will tweak something in their processes to give us a better season next year.