[arista]

Live on Radio 5

Ohh. I'm listening

[dj2k10]

talking about that crap tv game show

Have I missed it? They're talking to some other guy.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by dj2k10

talking about that crap tv game show

it wasnt that bad. be nice!

[AJ.]

What makes it so good? You answer a question = You win money, how basic can you get.

Did she only talk about that then?

[southblue]

Was there any mention of BB? Or was it all about Million Pound Flop?

[Beastie]

Originally Posted by southblue

Was there any mention of BB? Or was it all about Million Pound Flop?

Flop? It was really good!!!!!!

[Stu]

Originally Posted by DeejayAJ

What makes it so good? You answer a question = You win money, how basic can you get.

Did she only talk about that then?

That's about as ignorant as the people who say Big Brother is nothing but people sitting in a house.

It's the intensity that makes a gameshow. This one had plenty of it. Of course it's about answering questions and making money. That's just what gameshows are.

[Zippy]

Originally Posted by dj2k10

talking about that crap tv game show

Quit being negatitive about everything. You miserable bitch.

[AJ.]

Originally Posted by Stu

That's about as ignorant as the people who say Big Brother is nothing but people sitting in a house.

It's the intensity that makes a gameshow. This one had plenty of it. Of course it's about answering questions and making money. That's just what gameshows are.

Thats the thing though it isnt intense :/ You get a minute to answer a pretty piss easy question, when you get to a question your not sure on you get to pick 3/4 answers ... intense!? & its only intense if you actualy care, I don't like gameshows in general so yeah I'm biased & ignorant.

[southblue]

Originally Posted by Stu

That's about as ignorant as the people who say Big Brother is nothing but people sitting in a house.

It's the intensity that makes a gameshow. This one had plenty of it. Of course it's about answering questions and making money. That's just what gameshows are.

Intense?

Never before have I seen a show where the intensity level diminishes as the show goes on.

The possibility of losing Ł1 million - that's tense
The possibility of losing Ł500, 000 - A little less tense
Staking your last Ł125,000 - boring!!

The fact that there were only 8 questions in a one hour programme is boring enough, but the slow pace of the show and the constant reminders that it's "live" and pretending it's getting more exciting when opposite is true just made it tedious.

And where do they get the bland contestants from? Them 2 girls reminded me of Manuel "I know nothing!" every time a choice of subjects came up.

Even the audience were yawning!

But apart from those little criticisms I suppose it wasn't the worst TV programme in the world.

[Stu]

Heh, I didn't even watch it. The vitrol just amuses me.

[Zippy]

I need to watch more TV coz I miss everything!

Sounds dull though tbh.

[DigitalSid]

The questions on Million Pound Drop were piss, got every one right even the ones you had to guess.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

Originally Posted by DigitalSid

The questions on Million Pound Drop were piss, got every one right even the ones you had to guess.

Totally agree DS, i got most of them right, i was really surprise at that

[eye sea]

She was wearing red shoes.

[Mrluvaluva]

"Davina McCall has admitted that Big Brother has been her "golden goose" over the last decade.

The presenter, 42, confessed that when her other TV projects flopped, she viewed the Channel 4 reality series as her "security blanket" which she could always return to.

"These have been the best ten years of my life. I met my husband, I had three children, I lived the domestic dream and I've had Big Brother," she told BBC 5 Live.

"I've been blessed with that show. I've gone off and presented a couple of turkeys and always come back to the golden goose. It has been my security blanket."

McCall also revealed that since it was confirmed that the show was being axed, she has been inundated with offers from broadcasters.

"I did think initially, will I work again? Will anyone offer me a job?" she said. "I think people did associate me with Big Brother so closely that they were waiting for me to finish on the show.

"But job offers have started coming in now. People have started to realise that I am not defined by Big Brother now that the show has ended. For a couple of years when the show was going on, I wasn't get any other offers."


DS