[Shaun]

You mean people didn't want to tune in every day after an episode to see what Zeze Mills, David Potts and Jojo Siwa thought?

The reason the older sideshows performed relatively well - and still do for bigger shows such as Strictly, Traitors, the Bake Off, etc - is that they would get (so-called) experts in to shed light on personality types, relationship dynamics, the psychology of being confined etc. Now of course the show is less popular, and the "24/7 no outside world" fundamental has pretty much all but dissipated, there's nothing left to talk about so we just get some twats in to say "I think she's fake" and clap and laugh at toilet humour.

It's a shame it's axed entirely because it certainly could have been tweaked first: different presenters gave it its own identity in the past (Dermot, or Russell, or Rylan etc.) and like others have said, reducing the number of episodes of week could've still made it an interesting watch. The sad fact is: as it was, most people cannot be bothered to watch an episode of the same show every day, let alone an hour of some Z-listers scrambling around with no professionalism or talent afterwards under the ring-leading of two largely terrible presenters, afterwards as well.