[jonsep]

could tonights interview with davina and alex be bbs biggest ever audience?

[thisisme2008]

Doubt it, they will probably not allow an audience in the studio, or they will prerecord it.

[jonsep]

i meen tv viewing audiance

[thisisme2008]

Oh yes, quite possibly

[thisisme2008]

do you mean out of any series of BB? because that is quite unlikely i think, there has been more shocking moments - golden ticket winner BB7, house next door BB7, Charley's fake eviction BB8, to name a few i can think of.

But out of this series i think yes, it is very likely.

[jonsep]

all series.it will be interesting to compare figures

[Spike]

Best viewing figures out of all series?
i don't think so, it will be lucky to get over 4million

[jonsep]

maybe maybe not

[CrossingGuard]

Definitely not all series. But the upcoming interview can get some of the highest ratings of the season.

[albie]

They were hoping to use Alex to inspire a new race row or replicate the Charley hate thing...to get new higher figures.

She was both of these models rolled into one.

Sneaky otters.

[DOG]

Probably!

[traust]

Boycott the Davina interview with Alex.

I think it is safe to say that the majority of the British public have absolutely no interest in Alex's side of the story. We know that there is only one side and that is simply that she is a nasty piece of work that has frequently used threatening behaviour and her association with gangs to intimidate the other housemates. I think we can all safely assume that this is also the kind of threatening behaviour that she uses in 'real life' to anyone who dare confront her or anyone she simply dislikes. To watch the interview and give it the ratings will be playing into the hands of a mindless thug. We are all living in a country which is desperately trying to combat gang culture and its associated violent crimes and/or deaths that result as a consequence of this kind of glamorisation. To watch this interview would be a proxy endorsement of gang culture. We have all seen within the media how this culture is corrosive to our modern society. ‘Gangstas’ contribute nothing to this country, yet take far to much including the lives of naïve and often young members of the public.

Alex is herself a mother, but has she stopped for one minute to think of all those mothers that have lost their own children due to the lawless attitude of so called gangsta style gang members? I think not!

The best way to send a clear message of unanimous public disapproval to Alex and BB is to simply turn over our television sets to a different channel during the interview and not purchase any newspapers or magazines that advertise stories or interviews with Alex despite our natural curiosity. We can read the interview transcript on the website. This protest is mainly about reducing the national ratings for this interview to little or nothing.

I for one am tired not to mention uninterested in hearing about her pathetic excuses and lies regarding her behaviour and associations with so called 'Gangsta' friends.

Should she have a platform to spread her vicious diatribe? You decide!

[jonsep]

i agree, but somehow i cant see your dastardly plan happening

[traust]

I know it won't happen, partly because most people are too curious about the interview and also there are many people who would be happy to watch any amount of bullying or worse on tv as long as they got to moan and/or discuss it in a forum afterwards, yet if something happened to their friends or family they would be asking why no one is supporting them. This is another example of why this country has gone to the dogs and kids are still dying at the hands of gangs, because people simply do not care anymore.

[jonsep]

Originally posted by traust
I know it won't happen, partly because most people are too curious about the interview and also there are many people who would be happy to watch any amount of bullying or worse on tv as long as they got to moan and/or discuss it in a forum afterwards, yet if something happened to their friends or family they would be asking why no one is supporting them. This is another example of why this country has gone to the dogs and kids are still dying at the hands of gangs, because people simply do not care anymore.

i think you maybe underestermating the great british public a tad there.

[MarkWaldorf]

It definitely wont get the highest Big Brother viewing figures ever.
The highest was 10 million, and that was the final in BB3. I'm not sure if you mean non-launch/finale show though.

[jonsep]

Originally posted by Markus
It definitely wont get the highest Big Brother viewing figures ever.
The highest was 10 million, and that was the final in BB3. I'm not sure if you mean non-launch/finale show though.

sorry i meant for an interview

[MarkWaldorf]

Originally posted by jonsep

sorry i meant for an interview

Ohh, lol! I'm not sure - it would be nice to think it could.

[Spike]

It wont get the biggest interview audience, I think that was around 7million for Adeles eviction in BB3.

[poiuytrewq]

no. last night managed 4.3m so its unlikely people will want to see what she has to say for herself and its not common knowledge like it was last night.

the biggest ever audience was the second show of the bb3 final which averaged 10m so its very very very unlikely.

[*mazedsalv**]

The biggest ever audience for an interview was not Adele's. That was the 3rd most watched, the most watched was Tim's eviction in BB3 which got 8 million, he wasnt that big of a HM so I dont understand why the ratings were huge.

Jade's eviction in CBB5 peaked at 8.8 million(had the peakest peak of all interviews) but averaged 7.8 million making it the 2nd most watched eviction interview in the entire of the BB series.

I predict 3.8 million for tonight.

[Dan_]

There's no way that it will be the highest rated interview ever.Despite the controversy that Alexandra has brought, there's just not the same interest in the show as there was a few years back.I think it will still get around 4 million viewers though.

[Feral]

Originally posted by traust
Boycott the Davina interview with Alex.

I think it is safe to say that the majority of the British public have absolutely no interest in Alex's side of the story. We know that there is only one side and that is simply that she is a nasty piece of work that has frequently used threatening behaviour and her association with gangs to intimidate the other housemates. I think we can all safely assume that this is also the kind of threatening behaviour that she uses in 'real life' to anyone who dare confront her or anyone she simply dislikes. To watch the interview and give it the ratings will be playing into the hands of a mindless thug. We are all living in a country which is desperately trying to combat gang culture and its associated violent crimes and/or deaths that result as a consequence of this kind of glamorisation. To watch this interview would be a proxy endorsement of gang culture. We have all seen within the media how this culture is corrosive to our modern society. ‘Gangstas’ contribute nothing to this country, yet take far to much including the lives of naïve and often young members of the public.

Alex is herself a mother, but has she stopped for one minute to think of all those mothers that have lost their own children due to the lawless attitude of so called gangsta style gang members? I think not!

The best way to send a clear message of unanimous public disapproval to Alex and BB is to simply turn over our television sets to a different channel during the interview and not purchase any newspapers or magazines that advertise stories or interviews with Alex despite our natural curiosity. We can read the interview transcript on the website. This protest is mainly about reducing the national ratings for this interview to little or nothing.

I for one am tired not to mention uninterested in hearing about her pathetic excuses and lies regarding her behaviour and associations with so called 'Gangsta' friends.

Should she have a platform to spread her vicious diatribe? You decide!

All HM's have a chance to justify and /or defend themselves and their behaviour. I for one will watch just to see what fantastic excuses she will provide but the cynic in me will think that she has had some PR driviel put in her mind to appease the viewing public.

Watching the interview will be in no means be supporting gang culture. Whilst I agree that further endorsement of a culture and lifestyle choice which is detrimental to a civilised society and glamorizes killing there are aspects which is true and meaningful to many people i.e music and fashion and does not make them mindless thugs.

I also believe that many people have shown their disapproval - there are various 'facebook' groups showing disgust as well as many forum posts. Turning the TV over will not make an iota of a difference.

Peace

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally posted by Dan_
There's no way that it will be the highest rated interview ever.Despite the controversy that Alexandra has brought, there's just not the same interest in the show as there was a few years back.I think it will still get around 4 million viewers though.

Yeah its very unlikely. I think whatever happens this series, the ratings will never go above what the launch got, thats how I always think of it.

Seeing as this year got the lowest launch ratings since BB2, I doubt that any show this year would get high ratings. I understand how Fight Night got that many viewers, it got the same viewers that the BB5 launch got meaning it brought the same ammount of viewers back into the show. I dont think any series except BB1 brought in lots of viewers. Ratings will never increase for any series like how it did for BB1 because it was different then and when Nick was ejected it was a huge deal, but now when it happens, its pretty normal.