[Littlegreen]

The recent celeb series was heading in the right direction and hopefully they are actually listening to the fans. We'll see I suppose...

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by Littlegreen

The recent celeb series was heading in the right direction and hopefully they are actually listening to the fans. We'll see I suppose...

In what sense? Do you mean production? (Because the only thing I can think of that was different was the exits and the start and end of Best Bits) Because it certainly felt a lot better handled than BB18's, but CBB20 was certainly one of the worse CBBs (despite it's amazing winner )

[Maxxie.]

Originally Posted by Lilbro

In what sense? Do you mean production? (Because the only thing I can think of that was different was the exits and the start and end of Best Bits) Because it certainly felt a lot better handled than BB18's, but CBB20 was certainly one of the worse CBBs (despite it's amazing winner )

I felt it was a bit more light and maybe charming than usual, not that much though as it's CBB. Was this series talked about much as I only really saw it on snapchat, never heard it in actual conversation since like Bear

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Littlegreen

The recent celeb series was heading in the right direction and hopefully they are actually listening to the fans. We'll see I suppose...

I half agree with this, sure they threw in a bit of manipulation but I feel like it died down a lot this series. Also the Dress up task was reminiscent of C4 years and the production was good. Even the cheerleading task was reminiscent of C4 (well, I know it was kind of like BB7's one). There were less tasks which meddled.

The best 3 day stretch of the series IMO was the three days between Jordan's eviction to Brandi/Paul's eviction from Tuesday-Friday during the Weds-Friday costume task. And ratings proved that as those 3 days were the highest rated consecutive shows (bar launch and final).It was better because it was arguments that weren't caused by BB.

But that said, still a lot of work to be done, but CBB is still IMO in a good position. Series 13-17 and 19-20 are actually liked.

[pontyboi]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

I half agree with this, sure they threw in a bit of manipulation but I feel like it died down a lot this series. Also the Dress up task was reminiscent of C4 years and the production was good. Even the cheerleading task was reminiscent of C4 (well, I know it was kind of like BB7's one). There were less tasks which meddled.

The best 3 day stretch of the series IMO was the three days between Jordan's eviction to Brandi/Paul's eviction from Tuesday-Friday during the Weds-Friday costume task. And ratings proved that as those 3 days were the highest rated consecutive shows (bar launch and final).It was better because it was arguments that weren't caused by BB.

But that said, still a lot of work to be done, but CBB is still IMO in a good position. Series 13-17 and 19-20 are actually liked.

I agree and I think the rest of the bb fans agree that big brother is a force of nature and doesn't need manipulation from producers. It's supposed to be a social experiment and the best scenes come naturally without outside contact, producer manipulation and launch night twists which allways fall flat.

Just chuck them in and let the carnage begin lol.

[MTVN]

I agree with him - for all its flaws BB is still the closest thing there is to true reality television and hes right about how the show makes itself and that's the appeal. This CBB is the first time I've watched BOTS regularly in ages and I was quite impressed with Rylan how genuinely into the show he is and how capable he is of honing in on the main issues and asking the right questions. It's not an easy task when the BOTS audience often can't make an intelligent point between them and when the guests clearly haven't been watching most of the show half the time