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13-07-2016 02:03 AM |
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Originally Posted by Greg!
(Post 8810896)
Yep nothing to lose apart from the 1million viewers of BB, the 3million viewers of CBB and the existence of the show itself
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Who said their beloved CBB has to change? I couldn't give a crap what they do with that overrated and overexposed pile of ****e
The civilian series is on the brink of the axe anyway so if the last one trialed the US format and failed it makes no difference than if it goes on with another series of messy themes and ends anyway, except that I'd prefer it and you don't know what'll happen for sure whereas you do if they continue as they are
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Originally Posted by Jason.
(Post 8810897)
No what's stupid is you wasting your time on one format of a show which you don't favour and know won't change to suit your needs, yet you continue to stick with it and spend hours slating it on a forum (yes it's a BB forum etc etc). BBUK won't adopt the BBUS format. It's been under the same "inferior" format for 17 years now and it's not going to change when the British public are used to it by now - the same way BBUSA won't change its current format as it has been running under the same format for 16 years now.
You've got two shows for your favourite format. If you want gameplay and talk - watch BBUS and Can instead. It's not that hard. Why do you care so much about BBUK adopting a format which is already being used across two different international versions already?
You obviously favour one format more than the other and that's fine but you don't see other people who prefer the UK format forcing BBUSA/Can to go and adopt the BBUK format. It's boring when everything is the same format. That's the thing with Big Brother as a whole, each international version has its own format. If you don't like one particular way of how the show is done, then don't watch it and watch the one you do like. If you watch BBUK because you love the premise of Big Brother then stop moaning when you already have two shows which run under the same format you like.
This BBUK vs. BBUS topic got tired prior to BB17 launching and you're just going to go on expecting.
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If you seriously expect me to give up watching a show I've been addicted to since I was ten years old when I won't even give up on a series of something once I'm a quarter of the way in, then you are mistaken. I don't give up on shows like other people do (and I find it really strange when people do but that's a different subject) and I'm certainly not about to with this one, I will watch it until its bitter end, like it or loathe it. That's how loyal I am to it
'Hours slating it' is a gross exaggeration but even so have you noticed how the only time I tend to end up in these kinds of discussion is when someone else makes yet another thread about it, or someone quotes or responds to one of my posts saying flippantly that we should adopt it? It's rare I incite one of these discussions because they've been done to death. I know full well it won't ever be adopted because the producers aren't that clever or innovative, but I'm still entitled to say that it should be. How about you tell the people who keep inciting these discussions to stop if you don't like them? The bottom line of it is that I know it won't be adopted but I'm still allowed to say that it should and if people don't like that they should either ignore it because they're fully aware of my stance by now, or respond and expect a reply. But of course it'll be me that's criticised cause that's the TiBB way
The answer to your second paragraph has been offered several times and is a really simple one for anyone to comprehend. I care because I prefer the format, why would I want to stick with just two versions using said format when I could have three - and one crucially that I could watch fellow Brits playing and apply for myself? It's such an illogical question
Actually there's been a few occasions over the last couple of seasons of BBCan where some people have said they should or wouldn't mind them adopting the BBUK format and I've obviously vehemently opposed such an argument, so that isn't entirely true.
This is a forum, a Big Brother one at that - and if I want to say that I think our version would be better off adopting another country's format, I'm more than entitled to do so. If you or others do not like the argument and don't want to see another discussion about it, don't respond because it's more often than not somebody else that sparks the debate. I post on here about various versions of Big Brother because I like Big Brother, I just happen to think one format is more superior than the other. That doesn't stop me still talking about the format we have now does it?
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