bring back bb on the couch.
 

i thought i was very interesting and revealing programme into the minds of the hms.
why they axed it is beyond me.
did anyone else enjoy it?:bigsmile:

Yes!! Totally .. I agree! And what a field day any pdychologist would have right at this moment with the Rex/Nicole thing.
I found the programme extremely informative and interesting . Bring it back!!

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No please don't.

i loved it but the ratings didnt agree

I got bored after 10 minutes of the first show.I don't think it did particularly well in the ratings,it probably didn't justify the extra money needed to be spent to carry it on.

Agreed 100 times.

i liked it, im extremely interested in the deeper psychology, shame ratings didnt agree xx

i liked it. It showed clips not seen elsewhere

i loved it, we got to see davina more, and i liked the test things they used to do on the housemates, BRING IT BACK

I liked parts of it but I found they edited it to much to suit who they wanted out rather than showing everyone.

it wasnt about who they wanted out,
it was about who was the more interesting in psychological terms in the experiments an the body language.:bigsmile:

THEY DO psychology in little brother now..maybe they cba devoteting a whole show to it

I DON'T watch BBLB, I DON'T watch BBBM, but I DID watch BBOTC! On the Couch was the only spin-off show that I actually felt was worth my time to sit through. Now that it's gone I only watch the daily shows. I don't know what the ratings were but I for one wish they'd bring it back.

Bring it back

I've really missed it. After all, BB was initially supposed to be a psychological experiment. It's also a chance (missed!) to put a more intellectual spin on the show, so Channel 4 have really missed an opportunity to show that BB is not totally brainless.

The dreadfully dull Saturday night slots would have been a good place for it.

Yes! I still remember they said Shell off BB5 had "cinderella syndrome"