so when are our kids supposed to watch?

[GiGi71]

I know everyone of sick of hearing people coplain about no live feed during the day but I have two very disgruntled 8 year olds gutted that they cannot watch big brother this year. they can't even stay up to watch the night time show because of all the swearing etc so please tell us Big Brother when do the children in this country watch? It's very unfair :sad:

[Luminis]

Do they still repeat it in the morning?
Thats swear word free and nudity free!

[RatBoy]

7.30am, or on Virgin Media catch up on demand.

[lily.]

Big Brother isn't really for kids in my view.

[Bellrosk]

I'm in no way conservative, but Big Brother is simply not appropriate for 8 year olds.

[GiGi71]

that was supposed to say complain....... sorry:flowers:

[Stu]

Dare I say the live feed was great for leaving kids plumped in front of it all day without a care in the world.

*sigh*

[lily.]

I've never allowed my children to watch it and still don't.

[..george]

They repeat it most mornings

listings (http://www.radiotimes.com/ListingsServlet?event=11&broadcastType=1&jspLocation=/jsp/tv_listings_search.jsp&jspError=/jsp/error.jsp&searchString=big%20brother)

[Stu]

In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally posted by lili
Big Brother isn't really for kids in my view.

I started watching at 9 years old, my friends started at about 11. It hasnt really ruined me lol.
I think it was because when it came to nudity and sex, it didnt bother me, i was actually quite mature for my age back then :shocked:

[Marsh.]

I don't see why 8 year olds would be interested in it. When my 10 year old nephew asked what Big Brother was all about, I explained and he replied 'So, it's just people living in a house'. To which i had no reply. lol

[lily.]

I'm not saying it would ruin you Salv, and with all due respect to other parents, I'm just expressing my view as a parent. I don't allow my children to watch it. I don't allow them on the internet unsupervised either.

I'd rather they not learn things about life through TV and Internet.

[DoM-h]

Wait hold on, Your kids sit there watching live feed? Do they not got bored? Unless they watch it 24/7 they will be missing most of the show anyway.

[GiGi71]

Thank you Luminis I'll let them watch the swear free nudity free one in the morning. PS: to everyone saying it's not for children..... that was the point I was making, the live feed was suitable for children to watch because they edited it to make it suitable for daytime viewing, but thank you for your opinions, and for making me feel like a bad mother :sad:

[GiGi71]

No, my kids do not just sit in front of the live feed all day, they used to just watch it a little, and they are supervised AND i don't let them on the internet unsupervised. Seems that there are a lot of judgmental people on these forums this year.

[Stu]

Still though, you have no argument. Young kids make up a TINY fraction of the BB audience.

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally posted by lili
I'm not saying it would ruin you Salv, and with all due respect to other parents, I'm just expressing my view as a parent. I don't allow my children to watch it. I don't allow them on the internet unsupervised either.

I'd rather they not learn things about life through TV and Internet.

Oh no i didnt mean it like that :bigsmile:, the "it didnt ruin me" was a bit of humour, i cant really show how im saying things on here over a computer lol

Its completely fair that you wouldnt let your kids watch, I kind of support that, i mean 8 year olds shouldnt watch because it is rude especially the language and nudity.

[lily.]

That's ok Salv.. :hug:

GiGi : I was not insinuating you were a bad mother. I was merely expressing my own personal viewpoint. Nobody tells me how to raise my children, and I wouldn't dream of telling you how to raise yours. :thumbs:

[DoM-h]

Originally posted by GiGi71
No, my kids do not just sit in front of the live feed all day, they used to just watch it a little, and they are supervised AND i don't let them on the internet unsupervised. Seems that there are a lot of judgmental people on these forums this year.

Yeah but even so, if they watch a little a day they can't be missing much. I'm not being judgemental i just dont see the point of making a big deal out of something not worth making a big deal out of.

[Cath444]

My kids watched the launch show last night and enjoyed it...

[GiGi71]

Originally posted by Stu
Still though, you have no argument. Young kids make up a TINY fraction of the BB audience.

In all fairness.... I wasn't looking for an argument, although judging your comments in a lot of the discussions it seems that you are :flowers:

[DoM-h]

Originally posted by GiGi71
Originally posted by Stu
Still though, you have no argument. Young kids make up a TINY fraction of the BB audience.

In all fairness.... I wasn't looking for an argument, although judging your comments in a lot of the discussions it seems that you are :flowers:

Forums are made for debating right? We're all open to express our views it's almost like friendly arguing

[GiGi71]

Seriously everyone, I really wasn't making a big deal... it was just meant to be something for discussion, didn't realise it would cause such a fuss, sorry, I'm new to this as you can probably tell, blame my naivety (and I can't spell either lol) flowers for everyone :flowers:

[kevinyeah]

would the average 8 year old understand most of the conversations though?

[GiGi71]

I think you underestimate the conversations in the average junior school playground lol

[ILoveFreddie]

I think it's fine for 8 year olds to watch it, I remember watching it at that age, I wasn't fazed by the nudity or swearing, I'd seen it all before anywhere. Tbh it is everywhere these days BB isn't really the worst of it.

[SiaSiaSia]

Isn't an edited version on in the morning?

[Stu]

Originally posted by GiGi71
Originally posted by Stu
Still though, you have no argument. Young kids make up a TINY fraction of the BB audience.

In all fairness.... I wasn't looking for an argument, although judging your comments in a lot of the discussions it seems that you are :flowers:
But you opened the thread, I am assuming, to discuss or argue your point about this in some way right? An I am just saying the Big Brother audience is mostly teennagers and upwards. Channel 4 would not even consider kids when discussing schedueling of the show!

Dont think I hate you or anything crazy like that :joker:.

[GiGi71]

Originally posted by SiaSiaSia
Isn't an edited version on in the morning?

Thank you, I'm going to let them watch that one instead, think I might watch that one too... I think it will be better without all the swearing, mind you if they cut all that out it might cut the show down to only half an hour lol :laugh:

[marctierman]

Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.

[DoM-h]

Originally posted by GiGi71
Originally posted by SiaSiaSia
Isn't an edited version on in the morning?

Thank you, I'm going to let them watch that one instead, think I might watch that one too... I think it will be better without all the swearing, mind you if they cut all that out it might cut the show down to only half an hour lol :laugh:

Ok i guess that's a good idea in your situation.

Just to warn you. For you big brother arguements will never be the same.

[GiGi71]

Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by GiGi71
Originally posted by Stu
Still though, you have no argument. Young kids make up a TINY fraction of the BB audience.

In all fairness.... I wasn't looking for an argument, although judging your comments in a lot of the discussions it seems that you are :flowers:
But you opened the thread, I am assuming, to discuss or argue your point about this in some way right? An I am just saying the Big Brother audience is mostly teennagers and upwards. Channel 4 would not even consider kids when discussing schedueling of the show!

Dont think I hate you or anything crazy like that :joker:.

Aww bless, thanks, I know I'm a bit sensitive. Careful now you might get people thinkig you've got a heart. :hugesmile:

[Stu]

Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.
You just defeated your own argument. It is aired over here. We share the same Big Brother culture. It is a huge deal over here the same as in Britain. The Welsh & Scottish can vote, I am assuming. Really, it is just lazy on the part of Channel 4 which is my beef. If Noirin got to the final with an Irish vote in place, they would get massive support from over here like Brian did in series 2. Now we just have to sit back and watch.

[marctierman]

Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.
You just defeated your own argument. It is aired over here. We share the same Big Brother culture. It is a huge deal over here the same as in Britain. The Welsh & Scottish can vote, I am assuming. Really, it is just lazy on the part of Channel 4 which is my beef.

I defeated my argument? I'm not arguing with you I'm just thinking of reason for you not being able to vote. Scotland and Wales can because they are part of the UK.

[GiGi71]

Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.
You just defeated your own argument. It is aired over here. We share the same Big Brother culture. It is a huge deal over here the same as in Britain. The Welsh & Scottish can vote, I am assuming. Really, it is just lazy on the part of Channel 4 which is my beef. If Noirin got to the final with an Irish vote in place, they would get massive support from over here like Brian did in series 2. Now we just have to sit back and watch.

Now see, that's something definitely worth debating - arguing - discussing. Ireland should definitely be able to vote, I'm with you on that one

[Stu]

Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.
You just defeated your own argument. It is aired over here. We share the same Big Brother culture. It is a huge deal over here the same as in Britain. The Welsh & Scottish can vote, I am assuming. Really, it is just lazy on the part of Channel 4 which is my beef.

I defeated my argument? I'm not arguing with you I'm just thinking of reason for you not being able to vote. Scotland and Wales can because they are part of the UK.
You gave me a reason. That is an argument. It hardly means we are hitting each other. Stop being so sensitive about it man :shocked:.

[marctierman]

Originally posted by Stu
If Noirin got to the final with an Irish vote in place, they would get massive support from over here like Brian did in series 2. Now we just have to sit back and watch.

They shouldn't be allowed to win just because they're Irish lol. I understand that it's annoying you can't vote but I also understand that it's not like outrageous that you can't vote as it is out of the UK. It's like America voting for Britain's Got Talent because it airs there. Like I know its different to that and Ireland may as well be in the UK, but you get my point. That's probably Channel 4's reasoning.

[GiGi71]

Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...


There is an Indian but India can't vote?
Same with Brazil?
Ireland aren't part of the UK, so I guess it's not a hugee deal that they can't vote for BBUK, whether or not it's aired over there. Dunno, I guess it's debateable.
You just defeated your own argument. It is aired over here.
We share the same Big Brother culture. It is a huge deal over here the same as in Britain. The Welsh & Scottish can vote, I am assuming. Really, it is just lazy on the part of Channel 4 which is my beef.

I defeated my argument? I'm not arguing with you I'm just thinking of reason for you not being able to vote. Scotland and Wales can because they are part of the UK.
You gave me a reason. That is an argument. It hardly means we are hitting each other. Stop being so sensitive about it man :shocked:.

Here you go Stu... evertime I or anyone equaly as sensitive as me accuses you of arguing you could just post this for us, I completely get your use of the word argumentmeaning discussion now lol :laugh:
Argument
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This article is about the word as it is used in logic. For other uses, see Argument (disambiguation).
In logic, an argument is a set of one or more meaningful declarative sentences (or "propositions") known as the premises along with another meaningful declarative sentence (or "proposition") known as the conclusion. A deductive argument asserts that the truth of the conclusion is a logical consequence of the premises; an inductive argument asserts that the truth of the conclusion is supported by the premises. Deductive arguments are valid or invalid, and sound or not sound. An argument is valid if and only if the truth of the conclusion is a logical consequence of the premises and (consequently) its corresponding conditional is a necessary truth. A sound argument is a valid argument with true premises.

:laugh:

[Nicky.]

I started watching when I was 10/11 :\ - not that much older guys!

Could you not video an earlier morning edited version for them to watch when they get home from school or something? Xx

[Ethan.k]

Originally posted by Stu
In my view, the inclusion of an Irish housemate, and the inability of the Irish Republic to vote this year because Channel 4 were too lazy to fix the lines is an even bigger issue, at least in Ireland, than the damn live feed.

Nobody seems to have thought of that...

that was one of the first things i noticed, i posted it on som e thread last night totally agree that it is unfair for noirin:mad:

[ILoveFreddie]

Not really. You mean to say you'd just vote for Noirin cos she's from the same place as you? It's not like any other candidates are getting that so why should she.

The English don't vote for the English cos they're English and the foreigners don't get votes from their countries so I don't see the big deal with Noirin.

However of course not all Irish will vote Noirin ;)

[DigitalSid]

Originally posted by GiGi71
I know everyone of sick of hearing people coplain about no live feed during the day but I have two very disgruntled 8 year olds gutted that they cannot watch big brother this year. they can't even stay up to watch the night time show because of all the swearing etc so please tell us Big Brother when do the children in this country watch? It's very unfair :sad:

They shouldn't be watching the show anyway, it's an adult show always has been. It was on at 11 for BB1.

A show with sex and swearing isn't aimed at 8 year olds.

[Indierock&roll]

i find it wierd that i was watching bb when i was 7.. haha and like obssessed then

[=-Incognito-=]

Originally posted by DigitalSid
Originally posted by GiGi71
I know everyone of sick of hearing people coplain about no live feed during the day but I have two very disgruntled 8 year olds gutted that they cannot watch big brother this year. they can't even stay up to watch the night time show because of all the swearing etc so please tell us Big Brother when do the children in this country watch? It's very unfair :sad:

They shouldn't be watching the show anyway, it's an adult show always has been. It's not aimed at kiddies. You shouldn't really let 8 year olds watch a show full of swearing and ocassionally sex anyway.

I don't think sid read the thread before kneejerking :)

[DigitalSid]

Originally posted by Indierock&roll
i find it wierd that i was watching bb when i was 7.. haha and like obssessed then

And I thought my parents were irresponsible :puzzled:.

I was 10 going on 11 during the first Big Brother and I only started watching it then because I had a computer to watch live streaming on and a portable in my room to watch till I fell asleep.

I hope your situation was similar, I'd hate to think your folks were permitting you to watch Jade give a drunken blowjob at the age of 9 :bigsmile:.

[DigitalSid]

Originally posted by =-Incognito-=
Originally posted by DigitalSid
Originally posted by GiGi71
I know everyone of sick of hearing people coplain about no live feed during the day but I have two very disgruntled 8 year olds gutted that they cannot watch big brother this year. they can't even stay up to watch the night time show because of all the swearing etc so please tell us Big Brother when do the children in this country watch? It's very unfair :sad:

They shouldn't be watching the show anyway, it's an adult show always has been. It's not aimed at kiddies. You shouldn't really let 8 year olds watch a show full of swearing and ocassionally sex anyway.

I don't think sid read the thread before kneejerking :)

I didn't. I just read the first two or three posts. Was the OP being sarcastic? If so, shouldn't someone tell them it doesn't work on the web :thumbs:.

EDIT - Ah. Just read. How can your kids enjoy the daytime feed OP? It was non-stop bird noises most of the time and the housemates going about choirs. Enjoyable if your mature enough to understand why it's like that, have patience and are a big enough fan to sit through the bird noises, but surely a bit dull if your 8? I have trouble getting my neice to sit through it when I baby sit and she's not much older.

[Stu]

Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
If Noirin got to the final with an Irish vote in place, they would get massive support from over here like Brian did in series 2. Now we just have to sit back and watch.

They shouldn't be allowed to win just because they're Irish lol. I understand that it's annoying you can't vote but I also understand that it's not like outrageous that you can't vote as it is out of the UK. It's like America voting for Britain's Got Talent because it airs there. Like I know its different to that and Ireland may as well be in the UK, but you get my point. That's probably Channel 4's reasoning.
No, your wrong my the mere fact that their is no reasoning. Their WAS lines before, but not now.

Also ILoveFreddie, ALL winners have recieved HUGE block votes in the past from their friends, family and town.

[ILoveFreddie]

Yeah, I spose. But that's towns, and for example, Scottish people usually get lots of Scottish votes just cos they're Scottish, annoys me a bit.

But yeah I agree that it's unfair there's no lines for Ireland.

[Iceman]

Originally posted by Stu
Originally posted by marctierman
Originally posted by Stu
If Noirin got to the final with an Irish vote in place, they would get massive support from over here like Brian did in series 2. Now we just have to sit back and watch.

They shouldn't be allowed to win just because they're Irish lol. I understand that it's annoying you can't vote but I also understand that it's not like outrageous that you can't vote as it is out of the UK. It's like America voting for Britain's Got Talent because it airs there. Like I know its different to that and Ireland may as well be in the UK, but you get my point. That's probably Channel 4's reasoning.
No, your wrong my the mere fact that their is no reasoning. Their WAS lines before, but not now.

Also ILoveFreddie, ALL winners have recieved HUGE block votes in the past from their friends, family and town.

It really is a shame, because Noirin is the first Irish person I've liked in years!:sad:

[Stu]

Originally posted by ILoveFreddie
Yeah, I spose. But that's towns, and for example, Scottish people usually get lots of Scottish votes just cos they're Scottish, annoys me a bit.

But yeah I agree that it's unfair there's no lines for Ireland.
Yeah. Towns usualy tend to be within countries.

[ILoveFreddie]

I know that lol

It's just a big Scottish vote is a bit different to a big Birmingham vote eh?

:spin:

[6*Alives]

Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Originally posted by lili
Big Brother isn't really for kids in my view.

I started watching at 9 years old, my friends started at about 11. It hasnt really ruined me lol.
I think it was because when it came to nudity and sex, it didnt bother me, i was actually quite mature for my age back then :shocked:

I agree its absolutely ridiculas that the Irish can not vote this year. Channel four have it all sealed up to ensure that we only see what they want us to see and who will vote!!

[6*Alives]

Originally posted by 6*Alives
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Originally posted by lili
Big Brother isn't really for kids in my view.

I started watching at 9 years old, my friends started at about 11. It hasnt really ruined me lol.
I think it was because when it came to nudity and sex, it didnt bother me, i was actually quite mature for my age back then :shocked:

I agree its absolutely ridiculas that the Irish can not vote this year. Channel four have it all sealed up to ensure that we only see what they want us to see and who will vote!!

ooops wrong quote chosen by me sorry!!

[InsertNameHere]

I was 13 when i started watching (my first was BB5), and at least by then i knew everything (socially) that adults knew. I wouldnt let them watch it unless its the 7:30 repeat.

[MR.K!]

I was 9 when i started watching BB3 lol.