[sungrass]

: FOR THOSE OF US WHO CAN NOT AFFORD SKY ETC



I am really worried about C5 dropping BB because I can not afford a tv subscription - I would completely miss out on it if it was on MTV. A lot of people I know who watch it are in the same situation.

I know this series has not been the best for many but it doesn't mean they need to give up on the show. They simply need to figure out how to get it back to its roots and make it a great entertaining show again.

What I used to love about BB was that it always me laugh. I loved it when Brian Bellow won, that was such an amusing series, with Charlie - the London it girl and Chanelle and the twins etc None of the drama or comedy needed to be manufactured by producers.

This year they have a bunch of nasty ego maniacs in an environment designed to make them paranoid and uncomfortable.

No wonder its been a misery.

C5 need to save money - they waste it on presenters like Louisa who add nothing to the show - and over the top unnecessary graphics and production.

The series could be 8-10 weeks long and extended if it is going well.

More amusing House mates - such as Nicki Grhames etc (Sorry I cant remember how to spell all their names)

In fight night on the series Nadia won (bb5?) (on youtube)

that was not manufactured - house mates were not selected because they were arrogant egomaniacs - they were people who wanted to experience something amazing in itself. it came naturally - the drama and the comedy.

They don't need to keep trying to create drama - it will happen organically and that is what made BB compelling in the first place.

Anyone's ideas to improve the series are welcome - but lets stop saying "oh well" about if C5 drop the show and move to MTV its ok - because Im telling you - even less people will be able to watch it and eventually it will disappear entirely.

This series ruined in itself on many levels but in my opinion largely because the house mates were miserable. Stuck with a bully - divides and paranoia - in a house designed to make them uncomfortable (check opening night) did not make for an uplifting or engaging show.