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BB18 Big Brother 18 UK was shown on Channel 5 in June and July 2017, and was won by Isabelle with Raph second. Discuss the series here.


 
 
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Old 27-06-2017, 02:03 AM #1
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Default Perfect length for series

With the length for this series still unknown to my knowledge (although Tom said something tonight about "six weeks" It made me wonder what people feel would be a generally perfect length for a series of Big Brother UK? I'd hate for the show to be anything less than 60 days per series, and its sad to think if the 50 day trend continues we're almost halfway through a show that use to be on for 90+ days at its peak.

I really hope somehow they keep this series running for 60-70 days, but I'm prepared to hear it'll be over by mid July. Does anyone prefer BB being shorter and see benefits? Or do people want it to return to the 7-10 lengths of 90 odd days?
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