Big Brother (TV Series) Reviews

I watched big brother on tuesday and all it is, is a bunch of men and women who have nothing better to do. it also looked like the nexet person to go is going to be the one with the stupid laugh which anoyed people. I would not like to be in that boring house with that anoying laugh. I saw a bit more on the web cam and i thourt it was very sad ...  Read the complete review

this program is truly funny unlike other cheapo naffo british sit com things. it is very similar to the real world on MTV but more isolated. the show is quite fast paced and the people in the house are truly mental. on the first episode the lass with dark skin decided to get naked cover herself with clay and then make body prionts on the wall. ...  Read the complete review

Am I the only person who thinks the idea of watching someone wandering around the house or staging faux arguments with housemates is particularly interesting. God, I have enough of this stuff at home - I certainly dont want to see it on TV. Sure, I guess a lot of people will tune in for the slightly voyeuristic interest, but other than ...  Read the complete review

The first installment of 'big brother' has just finished (5 minutes ago) and I'm very disappointed. The idea of a 24 hour fly-on-the-wall documentary intrigued me because I hoped it would be more about how people react in such a false scenario, but instead the 'cast' have tried to behave normally. ...  Read the complete review

People people people you have to watch this! Its one of the best most exciting and intresting programmes in a while. Heres the plot 10 contestant have to live in a house with no media contact ie no tv no radio etc. Then place about 20 cameras (thermal imaging so we see them in the dark as well) give them a tight shopping budget, and boy ...  Read the complete review

It's only 4 days left for the 'Big Brother' to finish in Spain. We have had 90 days of "real" life showed in our screens, 24 hours a day. It has been a complete revolution. All the people speak about it, and even spanish people wear the same clothes and complements, and act the same way they do in the Big Brother's ...  Read the complete review

Soon the television programme Big Brother is going to be shown in UK. The show is planned to be a huge success after being shown in Holland and America where people went crazy after the show. Basically 10 people all have to live in the same house for 9 weeks. Each week 1 person is voted to leave the house by the public, this is why ...  Read the complete review

This new series from channel four is set to be a smash hit much like the one in Holland. If you have not heard of it yet it is basically about ten people who are stuck in a house together with no contact to the outside world. There are cameras placed all around the house in every room, even the bathroom!! Then each week one of the members of the ...  Read the complete review

Big Brother starts next Tuesday. It is the new Channel 4 show in which TV and webcams follow the every move of 10 constants whatever they are up to!!! During the next nine weeks the house they are all living in will be broadcast and their lives will go to huge audiences 6 time a week. You can already see what is happening if you log onto ...  Read the complete review

UPDATE: Something fishy in Big Brother land? This opinion was written a few days before Big Brother was shown on TV, and was based on what I'd seen on the live internet feed. It was interesting how differently things came across on the TV programme. Some of the contestants seemed very different to how they do on the "live" ...  Read the complete review

Personally, I can't understand why anybody would want to take part in this programme. The prospect of having my photograph taken fills me with dread, never mind being filmed 24 hours a day (yes, even in the toilet) and having my every move broadcast live over the internet. Having watched the first week of Big Brother I see a ...  Read the complete review

The real-life soap Big Brother starts on July 17 on Channel 4 in the UK. For two months, 10 people will live in a house, isolated from the rest of the world and will be monitored by camera's for 24 hours a day. Approximately every two weeks, the people in the house nominates two candidates to be expelled from the house. The final selection ...  Read the complete review