It has nothing to do with anything being rigged, but rather the nature of the game. The game is about being random... anything can happen. Every number has the same chance to hit one draw as it does the next. Plus as someone already mentioned, between Saturday's draw and Wednesday's draw there will have been 5 draws as well as different ball sets between each official draw.
This is why I have such strong feelings against system people who think they can win a jackpot based off a "system". A system may produce a win, but so will blindly picking your numbers, letting an octopus pick them, having a dream of them or choosing a QP.
I understand you may be upset since it didn't work in your favor, but remember you're not the only one. Also remember, or know, the lottery doesn't have to rig their game for jackpots to grow or for them to make money.
There is nothing strange about two 1-35 numbers repeating twice in five weeks or the . As mentioned, it's the nature of the game being random. That has happened before. There have been instances where the same two numbers have been drawn back to back in the white balls as well as the same white number showing up in four of five draws, two draws within four having the highest white ball being 20 and one draw where the lowest was 10. Certain numbers and occurrences are just bound to happen. Being random doesn't mean patterns can't happen, it just means you shouldn't plan on a pattern happening or, if one does happen, to continue happening.
And because Brad Duke and maybe other "system" players have won, it does not -- I REPEAT: DOES NOT -- mean their alleged system works. It simply means they were fortunate enough to have their numbers match the drawn numbers. Only once someone claiming to have a system wins one major jackpot each year for three straight years will I start to change my ideas about the so-called systems (and those wins require the same amount of money spent as the initial system win). To me the only way you might increase your chances of winning by using a "system" is that you end up spending more money for more tickets than the average person.
Sorry if I offend any who use and/or believe in systems, that's not my intention... just mentioning the above as cause to not cry "the lottery is rigged" because a system doesn't pay off or because randomness happens.