13 weeks > 10

Honestly..I don't know. But I have watched it since being young and will continue to do so.

When I first started watching it I liked it because of the evilness of nominations and evictions. Nowadays that bores me. The reason I love it now is because of my perception and everyone else's perception of a particular housemate. Someone that at the start is hated can go on a personal journey and learn from the house and come out as a very different person who is likeable and popular. As the series goes on you can hear the publics view of the housemate change when their name is called on eviction nights. They can go from being booed to being cheered at the end. I find that their are always two or three housemates I dislike at the start of a series who go into the final and by that point I like them and want them to win. The most recent housemates that I had this reaction to was dexter and Gina in the civilian and Luisa and dappy in the cbb. Even so they don't always end up winning but become popular with the public, a boring housemate seems to go on to win though. In fact there has only been one housemate that I want to win, actually win and that was bb10 Sophie! Of course I do like it when it goes the opposite way round to this and a housemate popular at the start ends up showing their true colours and everybody wants them out. Wolfie springs to mind

character development mainly, that and the drama!

I've always really loved competition reality shows. I'm Canadian and the ones I had growing up that were my favourites were America's Next Top Model, So You Think You Can Dance, American Idol (a little bit), but for some reason I never enjoyed the US Big Brother or Survivor, which were 2 of the most popular competition shows on television. In general with all CBS shows, they just feel so fabricated and dumbed down. I did watch the Big Brother season where Rachel won but I haven't watched it since, and this season I'm watching Survivor for basically the first time and I'm enjoying it a lot, but anyways. I discovered BBUK during the first weeks of BB11. Back when they used to upload minute long clips of evictions with the housemate just walking up the stairs, I saw the clip of Rachael's eviction and I was instantly drawn to the set, premise and how real and raw the whole thing felt. When I started to really get obsessed with the show and the history I was gutted to learn that it was to be the last series. After that I watched a lot of past series, learned a lot about the history of the show, etc. And here we are. I didn't watch all of BB12 or BB13 just because they were a bit weak for me. But anyways I love BB because I find the way we interact as humans together in a tense environment just fascinating. I love the brand and the eye and the houses and how original and unique it feels compared to US shows. I love the drama and the booing when somebody is evicted.

Yeah just everything, at least when it is done right can be so captivating.