Big Brother

Television Ten Network
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Completely agree. But even if it was live, I know that 7 would stuff it up in some way. 10 was the only one who knew how to do BB properly.

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4641

Lol 7 trying hard to kill off BB even further in this country

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4642

Oh dear.

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4643

Theyā€™re changing the format again. Wonā€™t go down well with longtime viewers. At least Nine kept the original format

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4644

Just wait for it to be described as, ā€œLove Island, but locked up in a houseā€ :roll_eyes:

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4646

Definitely not The Real Love Boat in a house :wink:

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4647

I predict this will be the final death knell for BB in this country. Noone asked for this hybrid of Survivor and Love Island. Itā€™s already bad enough that itā€™s pre-recorded and scripted to the nth degree.

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4648

I hear Seven are eagerly anticipating the revival of the UK version to see how it goes, and then will make a decision about a new season (going back to original format) for 2024.

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ā€œBig Brother: House of Loveā€

Just call it House of Love, and drop the Big Brother name, and most would be happy. Enough with milking the Big Brother brand!

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4650

Sevenā€™s iteration of Big Brother hasnā€™t gone down well with longtime viewers full stop (and arguably, rightly so).

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4651

7 are getting savaged in the comments under this tweet and rightly so.

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4652

Good to hear 7 havenā€™t ruled out returning to an ā€œas liveā€ version in the future. Watching closely what happens overseasā€¦

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4653

Not really - thatā€™s just like a politician telling you to vote for them because theyā€™ll improve things when theyā€™ve been in power the last few years and are the reason things are so poor anyhow.

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4654

Except they are completely damaging the brand before it gets to that point. If this is something that they are considering in 2024 then they should give the show a rest in 2023. Then re-launch with the old format.

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4655

Couldnā€™t agree more.

4656

Seven West Media CEO James Warburton has told TV Tonight that the next season of Big Brother will have 20 episodes, down from 30 episodes from this season.

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4657

Sounds to me that its a quick fill in show for 4 weeks.

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4658

Sounding less and less like something even the most diehard BB fan would want to watch.

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4659

Agreeā€¦ sounds more like content designed for 7plus.

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