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Amy 22-10-2004 09:09 PM

A Permanent Big Brother
 
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German Big Brother contestants could stay on a new version of the show until they die.

Telly chiefs are planning a permanent purpose-built TOWN in a dramatic twist to the reality show.


It mirrors disturbingly the Jim Carrey movie The Trueman Show in which he played a man unaware he was living in a TV contest.

German viewers are already watching a year-long version of the reality show, but Endemol want to make it more permanent.

It is thought the show - provisionally titled Big Brother Forever - could start as early as next year.

An Endemol spokesman said: "We cannot go into details - nothing is certain yet. But the title, which is a working title, should tell you something."

Asked if the show would go on until contestants died, she added: "That's the difficult part."

A spokeswoman for Big Brother in the UK said there were no plans for the new format in Britain.

The development comes after Channel 4 was reprimanded by media regulator Ofcom for the fifth series of the reality show.

It was criticised for not acting quickly enough to put a stop to the violence on Big Brother's infamous "fight night".
Article from Sky News

Di2001 23-10-2004 03:45 PM

:shocked: Blimey!!!!

Lance 26-10-2004 11:23 AM

OMG...we were studying this in English(we were studying reality tv!best thing ive ever done in English!lol!) and we came across this!

Who would do that!

It reminds me of those films ED and The Truman Show!


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