[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

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The only way he killed the show was that he gave people too high expectations moving forward which 20 & 21 could not deliver on

Stop chatting **** Jersey.

[Withano]

If a show becomes literally painful to endure, they’re not gonna stick around

[Jarrod]

Frow wanted Big Brother gone as far back as 2016, which ties in with the Bear win etc. I don't think Bear was the reason, nor that series in particular.

Frow wanted Big Brother to air at 11pm, he said this back in 2016 at the TV fest. He said: In future, Big Brother will play at 10… maybe Celebrity will be at 9. Ideally I’d have it at 11, but it’s a bit expensive to play at 11 at the moment.”

A year later, at the same TV fest, he says that he'd be happier without Big Brother on Channel 5 - even though Big Brother has put C5 on the map with so much.

Flash forward to the 2018 festival and he's axed Big Brother. So, not so much a series fault but a controller who didn't want Big Brother on the channel anyway. The issue is, when Big Brother moved over to 5, we had Desmond who actually wanted it on the channel, no matter how rough the series were. When Frow took over in 2013, the only good he did was getting rid of Brian Dowling and putting Emma in the top spot, apart from that he's never been that bothered by the show nor its rewards.

On top of all of that, he let Big Brother slip down and lose what it was actually supposed to be - a reality show. It got lost in a weird version of itself that was being dictated by those at C5. Viewers got bored of the bad version of itself we had and ultimately gave Frow a pretty good reason to get rid. He didn't like it, viewers disappeared.

[montblanc]

Originally Posted by Liam-