[Denver]

And i am still not convinced they will pay the stupid money wanted

CH4 wont take it back ITV has other shows and BBC is a no go,

Netflix is a potential but not sure how that works when they prefer making their own shows

[Glenn.]

Big Brother would never go to Sky One

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Big Brother would never go to Sky One

They are the o my ones crazy enough to pay the fee but it's not a good deal for them

[Mitchell]

Wouldn’t rule out W tbh

[nonstop]

Sky would further kill the ratings tbh

[T*]

it really isn’t... sky has stupid money to fling at things but it won’t work with them

[Maxxie.]

Would it be possible for another viacom channel like mtv or comedy central to pick it up or would c5 be in charge of that?

[BBUKAUSFAN]

Originally Posted by Maxxie-D

Would it be possible for another viacom channel like mtv or comedy central to pick it up or would c5 be in charge of that?

Well Viacom owns channel 5 so I doubt they would have it end instead they would have just moved it to a different channel and had adverts saying big brother moving to ...... next year

[Gusto Brunt]

I also think Sky will want it. And also they will bring back the 24 hour live feed.

[BigBrudder]

I live in the US and dont fully understand exactly what Sky is relative to the other channels in the UK, from what Ive always thought it is a satellite channel that only some people who pay, get? Can someone elaborate on how it fits in with the tv broadcast landscape in the Uk? Thanks.

[GoldHeart]

Sky1 is an expensive channel , can't see them wanting BB .

I think it's more likely MTV will take it or E4 .

Itv will never want it as it doesn't suit the channel and they already have other big shows like IAC & XF etc .

BBc is it's own brand and style so definitely not that channel.

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by BigBrudder

I live in the US and dont fully understand exactly what Sky is relative to the other channels in the UK, from what Ive always thought it is a satellite channel that only some people who pay, get? Can someone elaborate on how it fits in with the tv broadcast landscape in the Uk? Thanks.

Mostly satellite but also available on subsription via NOWTV and Virgin cable.

[AProducer'sWetDream]

Tbh I think the most realistic (and desirable IMO) option is that nobody picks it up right away. The show needs a good rest and brought back with some fresh ideas or just to be out to bed for good. I'm just gonna enjoy this series assuming it's the last and whatever will be, will be.

[Jøsh]

Praying this doesn't happen - not all of us have Sky