BB9 is mostly gone :(

YouTube's copyright filter is notoriously **** - Channel 5 probably just asked them to block videos over 40 minutes long with the phrase "Big Brother" in them or something...

Not C5 getting their hands on BB6.

Jealousy cause it's the better than every one of the 50 series they've produced!

If they block it in every country proxy wont work

Poor TomC :(

I see, is there any way it can be appealed or reversed? Surely it's up to C4 whether their footage is on YouTube or not?

Might send a lil email to dusty Channel 5 so they can explain themselves

Quite a lot of BB7 has been blocked by Channel 4 as well, might be a joint effort

Someone contact BBArchive person to upload all the eps onto DailyMotion!

Bye, I always watch BBUK C4 series on my PS4 youtube

Haven't the eps been there since 2012? A mess

Yeah like late 2012 - early 2013.

Some other channels have BB6 and BB7 uploaded before BBArchive did but idk if those have been blocked too.

I remember watching BB7 and BB6 on a different channel

Not too sure - Channel 4 could probably get it overturned but I'd assume that C4 still want them blocked (they've also been blocking videos on that YT channel), so it'd probably be a waste of time.

(On the other hand, if CBS found out that a Viacom company has been blocking their content I can imagine that they wouldn't be too happy about it...)

Only the first weeks of every series have gone

Check if BB13 is still on DailyMotion!

Looks like it ^

Is there no way to watch it unless you download it?

channel 5 currently own the licensing rights to the BB name in the UK so they can do as they want. Anyone that publishes content they don't own the rights to either pays C5 for the privilege of showing it or gets their illegal content taken down.

CBS is a Viacom company... right?

Someone upload them to DailyMotion

:(:(

There's a few:

http://keepvid.com/
http://www.clipconverter.cc/

http://www.downvids.net/download-you...laylist-videos

The first two are for individual vids and the last one is for playlists

They were until the two split in 2005, though they're both still owned by the same billionaire (which the head of Viacom is currently in a lawsuit with).