Caught live stream for the 1st time last night. I forgot how insightful it was to the real dynamics and friendships. I dipped in and out and never saw Kerry, where was she? Bed? Olivia has a few people sussed out, Nimrum being one. She's grown on me after that obnoxious kick off the 1st night.
What really struck me was how safe it's all become..... a little stilted even. Saturday night live and Noki, Henry etc discussing university courses.
This is a sign of the times, not sure if it's entertainment though. Quite a lot of conversation around plans post bb, how production works, impact of editing, original bb etc. They are ALL very aware of the impact and all playing safe. Which is makes it a little dull.
Above all they they are too comfy and pandered to but again society and fear of cancellation or complaint for housemates and ITV has brought us here.
Overall I am enjoying it, huge fan of the original concept and the casting this year I thought great. I just don't feel we are seeing enough of their natural interaction, it's all tasks. Let's see interaction, conversation. Editing is mixed standard, are they deliberately missing stuff? Live feed shows you more of what big brother is, a human social experiment.
Big bug bear, that late and live rubbish. Put the interview on the main show so we don't have to watch it. Interviews are too short as it is without two poor presenters with no cohesion. It's a dire programme, rubbish interaction with studio audience, terrible and repetitive panel members. AJ lovely in other things but bb? No. She's a terribly wooden presenter with awkward skills. She's just a clothes horse in my opinion. I liked her in other things but she looks like an amateur in this. I'm still making up my mind about the guy, is he any better? Maybe himself but please no for next season. Get rid of them both. I don't think they have any chemistry to work together and it's shouting out from the screen. Again he doesn't have the energy for bb and he appears disinterested but he does try with AJ. I don't even know his name, I care that little.