Big Brother 2023
Discussion
tim0409 said:
I wasn’t aware it was coming back!
Like a lot or people I watched the first few series, but then my interest tailed off as the contestants became more like ridiculous and Z list wannabes. That said, I enjoy the launch night, just to see what car crash contestants they have in store
Sunday night, ITV2.....Like a lot or people I watched the first few series, but then my interest tailed off as the contestants became more like ridiculous and Z list wannabes. That said, I enjoy the launch night, just to see what car crash contestants they have in store
According to The Mail it's "woke" Big Brother this time.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1256200...
Though that seems mainly to be to do with trying to make it kinder and stopping possible suicides.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1256200...
Though that seems mainly to be to do with trying to make it kinder and stopping possible suicides.
I hope it’s just normal people, which I would find far more entertaining. Unfortunately there is a trend now to cater for the lowest common denominator with reality shows, and fill them with vacuous wannabes who want to become Instagram influencers, rather than just get a proper job.
I used to really like the original MAFS before they Australianified it and filled it with tosswers.
I used to really like the original MAFS before they Australianified it and filled it with tosswers.
The first season was the only one worth a candle, IMO.
No one knew the format, least of all the contestants. After that, every lunatic and his mother applied for a place.
Having said that, a good friend's rather eccentric mother applied for the final season. She had six or seven interviews with the production company, including one (or, possibly two) with a psychotherapist and was offered a place on the show.
Her family were dead against her participating. In the end she turned the offer down.
No one knew the format, least of all the contestants. After that, every lunatic and his mother applied for a place.
Having said that, a good friend's rather eccentric mother applied for the final season. She had six or seven interviews with the production company, including one (or, possibly two) with a psychotherapist and was offered a place on the show.
Her family were dead against her participating. In the end she turned the offer down.
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