[Indierock&roll]

ive watched form half way through the 1st series so yeah from the start

[Daniel__]

I have been watching since the beggining

Series 5 was my fav

[Tom]

I've watched religiously since BB5. However, I watched bits of BB2, watched all of BB3 (from week 2 onwards) and I watched a little bit of BB4. BB3 is my second favourite series, but I have no doubts that it would be my favourite if some channel was to repeat it. I was about 12 or 13 when it was on, so I didn't really get everything that was going on. I still say I'm a viewer from the start though even though I missed BB1 purely because BB1-4 is a different programme to BB5-9.

[BDGA]

I have watched since the start, and really enjoyed BB1. However BB2 was my favourite by a mile, and in my opinion will never be matched for housemates.
It had entertainment 24/7 from Brian, assisted at various times by Narinder and Bubble. It had the first ever romance between Helen and Paul, it had the wisdom of Dean and Elizabeth. It had it's arguments, it's tears, it's accidents, and nudity. It also had some of the best tasks ever on Big Brother.

The housemates just didn't rely on Big Brother to keep them and us entertained either, they did it themselves, and as a group.
They ate together, they chatted together, they sang together.

Every one of the housemates contributed to make it a brilliant series, borne out by the highest final viewing figures and the highest number of votes ever for a winner with 4.3 million. Everyday switching on the live feed was like meeting up with a bunch of friends.

The live feed coverage has never been bettered either with a choice of 4 screens to watch. - 2 different live feeds and two delayed feeds. Online you could vote each day which housemate you would like the webcam to follow all the next day.

It had a series of BBLB that was a pleasure to watch, where every night you got to see behind the scenes, what was being planned, and they chatted with the producers. Great eviction nights where Davina used to chat to the families in the studio while waiting to announce the result, and the families got to meet the evictee as they came over the bridge from the BB house.

It was a time when bonafide celebs didn't mind having a connection to the show. No matter where you went people talked about Big Brother.

The icing on the cake was an electric final night, a real celebration, a huge crowd with loads of erected seating. A night where the crowd gave recognition to all the housemates for their contribution. The noise was deafening and there was a real sense of occasion, something that has been lacking for a long time now.

Maybe the change of venue from Bow was a contributory factor, but after BB2 it all went a bit downhill for me.

[xXxCharlottexXx]

Nope. I was only little!