[arista]

[OVER the years, Big Brother spawned
countless moments that are forever
etched into TV history.

But viewers are unlikely to see famous
scenes like Kinga’s winebottle scandal
and Makosi and Anthony’s jacuzzi fumble
again because I can reveal ITV has brought
in a watertight training programme
for the show’s housemates.]

[The channel has prepared a “super-sized”
welfare package to drill the participants
of their reboot on everything from diversity
and inclusion, racism and gender diversity
to sexual consent and dealing with conflict.
I am told that this new programme
goes far beyond the already robust
training laid on for Love Island’s
young singles.

A source said: “Love Island’s provision is already
considered the Fort Knox of training
but ITV knows how important
the re-launch of such a loved programme
as Big Brother is.

“And of course it’s been a fairly difficult time
for the channel with recent events
on This Morning, so everyone is determined
the brand won’t be rocked by
any further scandal.]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/22954864...emates-reboot/

[Mystic Mock]

The main appeal of Big Brother UK was to see Housemates behaving naturally, not to see them watching their P's & Q's.

To clarify it meant that you got to see people's good sides and bad sides, you know like an actual Human Being.

The fact that I even have to say this just shows you how far BB has fallen.

[Strictly Jake]

But viewers are unlikely to see famous
scenes like Kinga’s winebottle scandal
and Makosi and Anthony’s jacuzzi fumble
again because I can reveal ITV has brought
in a watertight training programme
for the show’s housemates.

But those scenes were iconic!!

[Oliver_W]

[thesheriff443]

I won’t be watching a love island spin off.

[Nicky91]

was too good to be true



again confirmation that they can't do anything right in the UK

[Vanessa]

They're probably worried about Ofcim complaints. I swear those have ruined reality TV.

[arista]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

I won’t be watching a love island spin off.

Give it a chance


Until it is on
we can not really say.

[Vanessa]

Give it a chance. It could be good.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They're probably worried about Ofcim complaints. I swear those have ruined reality TV.

fear of blame

[Liam-]

Weren’t housemates given sensitive classes for a long time? I’m sure they would have implemented something like that after the whole Shilpa Shetty ordeal

And just because they’re warned beforehand what bullying could include, doesn’t mean the people they choose will actually abide by it, so don’t worry, there’ll probably still be some bullying and bigotry for the forum to enjoy

[Soldier Boy]

To be fair if Love Island is considered the "fort knox" then clearly plenty will still slip right on through the net, because Love Island is consistently a boatload of toxic gaslighting and psychological abuse. There're always at least 2 or 3 absolute monsters amongst them. They can only hide it for so long.

[madman411]

I’m still looking forward to seeing what this reboot brings, but to say they’re going back to the “golden era” of big brother at this point is a major understatement. OG big bro just cannot exist in our current time. Too many people offended by nothing.

[DigitalSid]

So we're going to get a bunch of woke brainwashed NPCs biting their tongues and reacting as their told.

[rusticgal]

If it’s all controlled..there is no point.

But let’s see….

[BBDodge]

Not sure how those new guidelines would have stopped Kinga.

The bottle didn't have to give consent.

[andybigbro]

If they control the alcohol too and have too much producer input it will totally ruin it.
Big Brother is a social experiment. They need to let them be