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Stu
18-06-2007, 08:38 AM
Could not find this anywhere else , sorry if its been posted , anyway this is from Inside Big Brother. Enjoy.

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3 million say goodbye to Shabnam
Saturday 16th June at 2:43pm
Just 3 million viewers tuned in to see Shabnam get the boot - it was the least watched eviction in Big Brother history.

The first show, in which four new men joined the clan, was watched by 3.1 million viewers (13.7% share), whilst the second show attracted 3.0 million (13.3%). The second show was the lowest eviction show in history. It comes at the end of a difficult week for the show, which has faced tough competition from Britain’s Got Talent.

Last night, Britain’s Got Talent averaged 8.9 million viewers (38.1%) from 9pm, making it the second most watched show of the day, behind Coronation Street which attracted 9 million viewers (46.3%) at 7.30pm.

Big Brother also faced competition from Coronation Street at 8.30pm. The soap had 7.4 million viewers (33.5%).

Last night was the final night that Big Brother and Britain’s Got Talent face each other. Britain’s Got Talent ends on Sunday but avoids a clash with Big Brother. Channel 4 will now be hoping that the show can begin to rebuild its audience.

This week, the show has averaged 2.8 million viewers. So far this series, it has averaged 3.6 million.

Stick with us.


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Im glad to be perfectly honest. As I previously stated this may wake the producers up a bit. Give them a good slap around.

The format should have been given a major overhaul from the start this year. The show is just going to lose more and more longtime viewers as time goes bye without anymore new viewers to pick up.

Big Brother : The Battle does not sound all too bad in my eyes.

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 08:40 AM
I think it can't be worse now, so it couls be only better for Big Brother, but now the producers need to make something good and enjoyable to watch, no big twist for the moment, the house needs to calm down with arguments, twists and new housemates. It's time to enjoy a "normal" game.

Stu
18-06-2007, 08:41 AM
Originally posted by sunshine30
I think it can't be worse now, so it couls be only better for Big Brother, but now the producers need to make something good and enjoyable to watch, no big twist for the moment, the house needs to calm down with arguments, twists and new housemates. It's time to enjoy a "normal" game.
Thats my problem. I dont think a normal game is going to work its magic after 8 years. Even im begining to tire of the format.

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 08:44 AM
Message original : Stu
Originally posted by sunshine30
I think it can't be worse now, so it couls be only better for Big Brother, but now the producers need to make something good and enjoyable to watch, no big twist for the moment, the house needs to calm down with arguments, twists and new housemates. It's time to enjoy a "normal" game.
Thats my problem. I dont think a normal game is going to work its magic after 8 years. Even Im begining to tire of the format.

I mean that the producers need to calm down. Jyst maybe with the normal nominations or not more new housemates until a few weeks. I understand people who don't watch Big Brother: too violent, less fun, too many housemates: that's not enjoyable for some, that's why they decide to watch Britain's Got Talent.
I think the viewers, we need to know better the housemates and what they think really.

Sophii3x
18-06-2007, 08:46 AM
Is it really worse than what it was during BB4? :shocked:

Stu
18-06-2007, 08:47 AM
Originally posted by sunshine30
Message original : Stu
Originally posted by sunshine30
I think it can't be worse now, so it couls be only better for Big Brother, but now the producers need to make something good and enjoyable to watch, no big twist for the moment, the house needs to calm down with arguments, twists and new housemates. It's time to enjoy a "normal" game.
Thats my problem. I dont think a normal game is going to work its magic after 8 years. Even Im begining to tire of the format.

I mean that the producers need to calm down. Jyst maybe with the normal nominations or not more new housemates until a few weeks. I understand people who don't watch Big Brother: too violent, less fun, too many housemates: that's not enjoyable for some, that's why they decide to watch Britain's Got Talent.
I think the viewers, we need to know better the housemates and what they think really.
I dont think its any of what you mentioned its just the fact that the nation may be a little bit tired of it.

Big Brother was the star player for reality TV , but he aint as fast as what he used to be , and hes risking getting kicked off the team.

Thats my extended metaphor for the day.



Is it really worse than what it was during BB4?


BB4 got higher averages than BB6 and possibly BB7 too you know. Which is proof that its not how boring the show is , its how old the concept is.

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 08:55 AM
BB7 had one of the best ratings. BB6 had the lowest ratings so far.

GiRTh
18-06-2007, 08:56 AM
So, the 83% rating doesn't seem quite so bad.

Sam
18-06-2007, 08:57 AM
I think people are just bored with the show now, maybe it should stick to the celebrity format for three weeks and people wouldnt get fed up of it

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 08:59 AM
Message original : Sam
I think people are just bored with the show now, maybe it should stick to the celebrity format for three weeks and people wouldnt get fed up of it

Agree, I think the "girls twist" during the launch night was not so good...people don't like big changes in Big Brother !

Stu
18-06-2007, 09:01 AM
Originally posted by sunshine30
BB7 had one of the best ratings. BB6 had the lowest ratings so far.
I would not go so far as to say it had one of the best ratings. It was slightly up on 6 but almost all the other seires scored higher.

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 09:02 AM
Message original : Stu
Originally posted by sunshine30
BB7 had one of the best ratings. BB6 had the lowest ratings so far.
I would not go so far as to say it had one of the best ratings. It was slightly up on 6 but almost all the other seires scored higher.

1. BB3
2. BB5
3. BB2 or BB7

Kristen
18-06-2007, 09:03 AM
This series so far has been far from perfect so I think we can see the low ratings as a good thing.
This will only make Channel 4/Endemol make it even better.
In TV Land ratings are EVERYTHING!

Stu
18-06-2007, 09:05 AM
Originally posted by sunshine30
Message original : Stu
Originally posted by sunshine30
BB7 had one of the best ratings. BB6 had the lowest ratings so far.
I would not go so far as to say it had one of the best ratings. It was slightly up on 6 but almost all the other seires scored higher.

1. BB3
2. BB5
3. BB2 or BB7
Im pretty sure BB2 and BB4 beat BB7. If 4 beat 6 , and 7 was only slightly up on 6 , it seems logical to me.

So the way I imagine it to be is...

1. BB3
2. BB5
3. BB2
4. BB4
5. BB7
6. BB6
7. BB1
8. BB8 [so far].

Not too sure about BB1 , I know it picked up later.

Captain.Remy
18-06-2007, 09:14 AM
You are so wrong Stu, BB6 had the lowest ratings ever with BB4 !!!

1. BB3
2. BB5
3. BB2
4. BB7
5. BB1
6. BB8
7. BB6
8. BB4

001steven
18-06-2007, 10:50 AM
i think the reason for this is because people KNEW shabs was going to go it wasnt exactly A SHOCKER

Kill3r3lla
18-06-2007, 12:56 PM
Originally posted by sunshine30
You are so wrong Stu, BB6 had the lowest ratings ever with BB4 !!!

1. BB3
2. BB5
3. BB2
4. BB7
5. BB1
6. BB8
7. BB6
8. BB4
From wikipedia [big brother 6 page]...



The show surpassed Big Brother 4 and received the lowest viewer ratings of all the Big Brother series due to having housemates who were considered unpopular with the viewers


And im pretty sure that 4 scored higher than 7 and 1 so yeah. And I highly doubt 8's average so far is higher than 4 or 6.

So he is a lot righter than you so far :rolleyes:.

nodisharmony
18-06-2007, 01:10 PM
This will be a problem, if it continues like this.

"Britain's Got Talent" will have affected things, as some people who like BB also, will tape one & watch the other.

Endemol will know this, and won't panic just yet.






nodisharmony :angel:

Kill3r3lla
18-06-2007, 01:11 PM
Originally posted by nodisharmony
This will be a problem, if it continues like this.

"Britain's Got Talent" will have affected things, as some people who like BB also, will tape one & watch the other.

Endemol will know this, and won't panic just yet.






nodisharmony :angel:
Well from what I understand BGT has now ended so hopefully things will pick up :thumbs:.

Billy
18-06-2007, 01:18 PM
Yeah, all programmes go through a rough patch.

Kill3r3lla
18-06-2007, 01:21 PM
Originally posted by potentialsuperstar
Yeah, all programmes go through a rough patch.

And Big Brother is three months long so it has plenty of time to haul its ass out of the patch and re-invent itself mid series :spin2:.

CassetteFinger
18-06-2007, 01:56 PM
all those poor people missed shabnams amazing moves.

BB-Rocks
18-06-2007, 01:59 PM
Im not surprised. Britains Got Talent is a family show which is obviously going to get more viewers, whereas BB isn't exactly a family programme. Also, some people may decide to watch Britains Got Talent and then watch BB on 4od and I don't think channel4 include 4od in the ratings.

bananarama
18-06-2007, 02:04 PM
I think BB is making a big mistake messing with the basic format. ie. Nominations have been corrupted by silly inovations. Also punishing other housemates when a housemate breaks the rules was done last year and is old hat. That gimmick has had its day and they should return to punishing the guilty.

Peoples basic instict is to not like unfairness......I think as well as some stronger competition this year all the fiddling around with the format has become off putting and the game less interesting.....

There is just about still time to turn it around but the window of opportunity for that is closing rapidly.......

**welshbananas**
18-06-2007, 02:52 PM
Although I think that viewings will increase now that BGT has finished, I really think Big Brother should change his game a little... new ideas, new twists and a little more cruel, if you ask me. Mwhahahaha! Just to catch people's attention and draw them back to BB.

i mean come on, we have cookies. :spin2:

Kill3r3lla
18-06-2007, 02:54 PM
Originally posted by **welshbananas**
Although I think that viewings will increase now that BGT has finished, I really think Big Brother should change his game a little... new ideas, new twists and a little more cruel, if you ask me. Mwhahahaha! Just to catch people's attention and draw them back to BB.

i mean come on, we have cookies. :spin2:
Fully agree on that post their :spin:.

CallumJoshuaSturt
18-06-2007, 09:05 PM
don't know why im posting this comment but what dis this mean

CharlotteSometimes
19-06-2007, 01:45 AM
Originally posted by Stu
Thats my problem. I dont think a normal game is going to work its magic after 8 years. Even Im begining to tire of the format.
It's not possible to compare BB8 with the most popular series of the past. The way people watch tv has changed dramatically since then, and BB is never going to reach the same heights ever again. You only have to look at the recent ratings for the soaps, for example. More often than not they're pulling in maybe 50% of the audience that was as good as guaranteed, until a few years ago.

Lots of people are comparing BB8 to BB4, but it's nothing like as bad as that (yet). Some have said that it was better last year, when in fact last year was a total mess, lurching from one act of desperation from the producers to another.

Personally, I think BB are spending far too much time observing and not enough time interfering. The tasks seem to slip by almost unnoticed, unless you happen to catch the live feed ... and can lip read. There's very little interaction all round, and it seems the hm's aren't even particularly interested in visiting the diary room, unless they're specifically requested to.

Kill3r3lla
19-06-2007, 11:45 AM
One way or another whatever substances were mixed , things changed and concepts were bastardised last year , I think in the end they still coughed up a good show. Much , much better than this years so far. Plus BB7 had Pete , Glyn , and Nikki , popular characters that caught the attention of the nation.

I definately disagree that BB can never reach the heights it reached again. Something can happen , but it does seem unlikely. Casting back to even 5 years ago , TV was much more watched. The nation would watch a TV show and discuss it the following morning. Now the internet has risen higher and their are more forms of entertainment available and TV is not the 'IT' thing it once was.

CharlotteSometimes
19-06-2007, 11:54 AM
You've misread my post, but basically said the same thing in your last 3 sentences.

natjake2504
19-06-2007, 12:47 PM
im loving bb8 so far the best bb is bb3 and i dont think any will beat that the most boring was bb4

Kill3r3lla
19-06-2007, 02:43 PM
Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes
You've misread my post, but basically said the same thing in your last 3 sentences.
I did not mis-read your post , nor was my post even a direct reply to yours. I was merely comenting on two points you brought up in your reply to Stu's post.

001steven
19-06-2007, 03:28 PM
it seems there are only 3million DEDICATED fans for BB imho

CharlotteSometimes
20-06-2007, 12:19 AM
Originally posted by Kill3r3lla
I did not mis-read your post , nor was my post even a direct reply to yours. I was merely comenting on two points you brought up in your reply to Stu's post.
I see. You weren't replying to it, you were merely commenting on it. Two entirely different things, of course.