Yiiiipppppeeee!!!!!

I must admit that I've never watched it nor desired to. Doesn't matter to me whether it lives or dies but I expect a few folk will miss it.
 
It's a marketing ploy, so millions more will tune in next year to see the 'last ever Big Brother'.

I still love it, and care not a jot if the viewing figures are down to just under three million. It's still C4's most watched programme for a quarter of the year, and it's their biggest source of revenue.

Watching this years housemates, all media savvy, just adds to the enjoyment of watching their masks slip.

If after a fascinating decade BB does end after the next series, I shall be appearing at a crack in some curtains near you, to watch your lives unravel.

Failing that, and taking into account any police cautions, l shall stick a load of rats in a box...and watch them.

:D
 
Personally I always find it odd when people aren't interested in watching other people.

When on holiday, do you sit at the table outside, watching the world and his wife promenading up and down in their glad rags, or do you ask to be put inside at the back, next to the toilets and the kitchens?

Guess where I'll be sat, nursing a cognac, checking out who's who and what's what?

You humans are just so interesting to watch.

:D
 
Re: Yiiiippppp!!!!!

Personally I always find it odd when people aren't interested in watching other people.

When on holiday, do you sit at the table outside, watching the world and his wife promenading up and down in their glad rags, or do you ask to be put inside at the back, next to the toilets and the kitchens?

Guess where I'll be sat, nursing a cognac, checking out who's who and what's what?

You humans are just so interesting to watch.

:D
Rather than watch Big Brother I'd sooner watch Animal Planet, at least those appearing on AP have some intelligence:D
 
Re: Yiiiippppp!!!!!

Rather than watch Big Brother I'd sooner watch Animal Planet, at least those appearing on AP have some intelligence:D

Well whilst I'm being socially interactive, and watching the world and his wife go by, from my table outside the restaurant, you'll be happy stuck in the back by the toilets and kitchens...as you'll be able to watch the cockroaches.

:D
 
The great joy of people-watching in the flesh is that they don't know they're being watched. ;) That's not the same as a carefully chosen group of people who know they're on TV and are competing for a prize.

I'm completely indifferent to whether Big Brother ends or not. I've only seen it about 3 times, for less than 10 minutes at a time, and I found it utterly boring.
 
Personally I always find it odd when people aren't interested in watching other people.

When on holiday, do you sit at the table outside, watching the world and his wife promenading up and down in their glad rags, or do you ask to be put inside at the back, next to the toilets and the kitchens?

Guess where I'll be sat, nursing a cognac, checking out who's who and what's what?

You humans are just so interesting to watch.

:D


do you look in other peoples trolleys at the supermarket as well? :D
 
The great joy of people-watching in the flesh is that they don't know they're being watched. ;) That's not the same as a carefully chosen group of people who know they're on TV and are competing for a prize.

I'm completely indifferent to whether Big Brother ends or not. I've only seen it about 3 times, for less than 10 minutes at a time, and I found it utterly boring.

Watching them, them all being media savvy, and wrongly expecting a long term career, is part of the fun.

Poor sods.

Perhaps we go to different places for our holidays. Most of the promenaders where I go, know and expect to be watched in all their finery.;)
 
do you look in other peoples trolleys at the supermarket as well? :D

Er...yeah.

Doesn't eveyone?

Once you've scanned the headlines on Family Circle, and realised you don't need razor blades, it's fun to decide people are indeed what the eat.

People probably look in my basket...and see my humble pie.

:D
 
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