FNL was very popular with kids during 10's run, so it may hold up as family viewing. It'll be a bit like I'm A Celeb I guess. I stopped watching that because it was ...very repetitive.
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Big Brother 2020: Promos and teasers (contains spoilers)
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Fuzz
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FNL I think served its purpose. Dinner time with the family. Kids get involved with the games.
Then run up big mobile bills voting to endermols eternal gratitude
Ch 7 game still 3pm to 6pm lead into the news.TVT reported afl will screen prime time on sundays starting next month. So I’m assuming bb would eventually shift to a Monday to wed? Or they may even go two days a week which I think would be a smart option considering they don’t have agt or sas.
AFL announces new Sunday night timeslot | TV Tonight
A new Sunday primetime AFL match will be a game-changer.tvtonight.com.au
The sunday "night" game starts at 6pm and is a fox exclusive
Fuzz
Well-Known Member
Will it affect WA channel 7 BB viewers?
inumeenu
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Monday 8 June, 7.30pm
chriskicks
Well-Known Member
Where is the promotion for this show? Survivor goes all out. Ads on billboards, online, on tv. Short ones, long ones. This show has only put out these boring housemate clips with the same damn song over and over. There's no hype...
BB12
Active Member
There's a billboard near where I live that promotes BB. But I'm sick of hearing the voice, I hope it's not like that during the show. As for the same song, they really should've spiced it up by now. Then again 2008 BB had the "I don't think so" song. I just don't feel the same excitement when I see a promo for BB like I used to.
James T
Your eviction prediction priestess™
Their promo has heated up a lot more since we hit the two weeks to go deadline. Their advertising has been similar to (holds breath) MAFS - Flagship campaign TV Ads, shorter housemate TV ads, native marketing through seven west’s online division + the daily mail, invasive pop up web ads which are interactive, weaving their way into the IG explore page and just general word of mouth
I think they’re promoting quite smartly considering their new constricted budget and aren’t just dropping massive amounts on outdoor advertising like other networks have started resorting to.
I think they’re promoting quite smartly considering their new constricted budget and aren’t just dropping massive amounts on outdoor advertising like other networks have started resorting to.
s2art
Glistening Purple Member
outdoor advertising? we live in a cacophonous enough state now, do we need more visual pollution?
/me sighs
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Deleted member 39902
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I haven't seen any outdoor ads personally, but have heard ads on Spotify which is heavily Millennial skewed (age 22-38) with 8 million users here. I assume it's paid media as opposed to the owned or earned components of the mix. Some extra insurance perhaps?
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
I've seen some ads on magazines, its kinda a shame Channel 7 are doing this because I guess their budgets aren't as high as 10 or 9 to make a bug ad campaign. Like I don't even feel that excited for this tbh
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Today they released a promo about the eco/sustainabilty features of the house. Really? Great in reality, but more feel good factor for stakeholders. It's not going to compel the public to watch, and not well communicated. Why aren't they focussing effort and energy on eyeballs? 
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Hooray! Here we go! Saving the best for last?
Edit: Assuming a new one we don't know?