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Nicky91 22-03-2024 08:19 AM

ITV please soon go bankrupt
 
:fc:

Ray. 22-03-2024 10:52 AM

Thus far, I've seen virtually no distinction between Ch5 BB and ITV BB. It's the exact same iteration of the show, except with maybe a few more gross-out 'let's see what we can make them eat' tasks. I'll watch it, because there's very little else on nowadays, but ITV are definitely not the saviours of BB that people were hoping for. And it's miles and miles away from the Ch4 days that revelled in creating controversey and courting publicity.

I'm not sure there's even a place for BB in the modern television landscape, given how quickly and easily people take offence to even the most innocuous of statements. And during the civillian series, I seem to remember reading that producers had sitdowns with each housemate and basically coached them on how to behave sensibly (i.e., in a way that doesn't risk offending people) in the house.

If that is true (and I'm not saying it is, but I can very easily believe it), then there's very little point to the show anyway. What's the point in a show where its ethos is to take people from different walks of life and see how they genuinely react to each other, if you're just going to try and immediately influence the way they behave and respond to others. And anyway, British culture itself feels so diluted and devoid of that classically British eccentricity that we're famous for, so I'm not sure such sitdowns would even be necessary for the average person nowadays.

arista 22-03-2024 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91 (Post 11432720)
:fc:



No Dutch Nicky.


We need an ITV1HDnews and Local ITV news & STV1HD
it is Essential

Other Wise
it is Just

SkyNewsHD
sad BBC & their expensive Local news
and
GBnewsHD

HettyLip 22-03-2024 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nicky91 (Post 11432720)
:fc:

ITV please soon go bankrupt##

And deprive 7187 ITV employees their job and income when they can least afford it?

Crimson Dynamo 22-03-2024 12:41 PM

he means

i cant watch BB and am in a huff

jones89 22-03-2024 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by ChalkOutlineMan (Post 11432793)
Thus far, I've seen virtually no distinction between Ch5 BB and ITV BB. It's the exact same iteration of the show, except with maybe a few more gross-out 'let's see what we can make them eat' tasks. I'll watch it, because there's very little else on nowadays, but ITV are definitely not the saviours of BB that people were hoping for. And it's miles and miles away from the Ch4 days that revelled in creating controversey and courting publicity.

I'm not sure there's even a place for BB in the modern television landscape, given how quickly and easily people take offence to even the most innocuous of statements. And during the civillian series, I seem to remember reading that producers had sitdowns with each housemate and basically coached them on how to behave sensibly (i.e., in a way that doesn't risk offending people) in the house.

If that is true (and I'm not saying it is, but I can very easily believe it), then there's very little point to the show anyway. What's the point in a show where its ethos is to take people from different walks of life and see how they genuinely react to each other, if you're just going to try and immediately influence the way they behave and respond to others. And anyway, British culture itself feels so diluted and devoid of that classically British eccentricity that we're famous for, so I'm not sure such sitdowns would even be necessary for the average person nowadays.

I’d actually say Channel 5 BB beats ITV and i never thought i’d say that. This series aswell as the regular series were just mehhh

Mystic Mock 23-03-2024 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by ChalkOutlineMan (Post 11432793)
Thus far, I've seen virtually no distinction between Ch5 BB and ITV BB. It's the exact same iteration of the show, except with maybe a few more gross-out 'let's see what we can make them eat' tasks. I'll watch it, because there's very little else on nowadays, but ITV are definitely not the saviours of BB that people were hoping for. And it's miles and miles away from the Ch4 days that revelled in creating controversey and courting publicity.

I'm not sure there's even a place for BB in the modern television landscape, given how quickly and easily people take offence to even the most innocuous of statements. And during the civillian series, I seem to remember reading that producers had sitdowns with each housemate and basically coached them on how to behave sensibly (i.e., in a way that doesn't risk offending people) in the house.

If that is true (and I'm not saying it is, but I can very easily believe it), then there's very little point to the show anyway. What's the point in a show where its ethos is to take people from different walks of life and see how they genuinely react to each other, if you're just going to try and immediately influence the way they behave and respond to others. And anyway, British culture itself feels so diluted and devoid of that classically British eccentricity that we're famous for, so I'm not sure such sitdowns would even be necessary for the average person nowadays.

It's definitely a scary thought that the Housemates aren't allowed to make any controversial comments on BB of all places.

madman411 27-03-2024 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChalkOutlineMan (Post 11432793)
Thus far, I've seen virtually no distinction between Ch5 BB and ITV BB. It's the exact same iteration of the show, except with maybe a few more gross-out 'let's see what we can make them eat' tasks. I'll watch it, because there's very little else on nowadays, but ITV are definitely not the saviours of BB that people were hoping for. And it's miles and miles away from the Ch4 days that revelled in creating controversey and courting publicity.

I'm not sure there's even a place for BB in the modern television landscape, given how quickly and easily people take offence to even the most innocuous of statements. And during the civillian series, I seem to remember reading that producers had sitdowns with each housemate and basically coached them on how to behave sensibly (i.e., in a way that doesn't risk offending people) in the house.

If that is true (and I'm not saying it is, but I can very easily believe it), then there's very little point to the show anyway. What's the point in a show where its ethos is to take people from different walks of life and see how they genuinely react to each other, if you're just going to try and immediately influence the way they behave and respond to others. And anyway, British culture itself feels so diluted and devoid of that classically British eccentricity that we're famous for, so I'm not sure such sitdowns would even be necessary for the average person nowadays.

This. It's such a shame. I was watching a couple old episodes from seasons 3-7 and they were the golden days of Big Brother for me. If those seasons were made today they'd be canceled in a heart beat. I still find them an entertaining rewatch once in a while. I wouldn't go back and rewatch recent seasons. Add in the constant background pop music, snazzy 3D graphics, and Malibu Barbie styled houses, the appeal and edge just isn't there.

I realize things change, modifications need to be made to keep things relevant, etc, but I think it would be in the producers best interest to revisit these earlier seasons if they want to keep the show alive and thriving. Any publicity is good publicity, and with that I don't think a little controversy would hurt.

Also, let's go back to one host please.

Mystic Mock 27-03-2024 03:39 AM

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Originally Posted by madman411 (Post 11434552)
This. It's such a shame. I was watching a couple old episodes from seasons 3-7 and they were the golden days of Big Brother for me. If those seasons were made today they'd be canceled in a heart beat. I still find them an entertaining rewatch once in a while. I wouldn't go back and rewatch recent seasons. Add in the constant background pop music, snazzy 3D graphics, and Malibu Barbie styled houses, the appeal and edge just isn't there.

I realize things change, modifications need to be made to keep things relevant, etc, but I think it would be in the producers best interest to revisit these earlier seasons if they want to keep the show alive and thriving. Any publicity is good publicity, and with that I don't think a little controversy would hurt.

Also, let's go back to one host please.

BB should be more like The Traitors with the contestants that they're casting.

bots 27-03-2024 07:10 AM

if the get a good mix in the cast, and some good tasks, they don't need anything else


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