I'm not claiming that people don't remember the top level HMs and events, nor that they remember it fondly, but the depth of memory is another matter.
It's the only comparable example. They're both social reality competitions and they've both jumped networks.
An active 1-2% of social followers do not represent the whole and a broader objective sample of the population will not skew as you suggest.
My final word on the matter - as much as you're all looking for reasons for All Stars to work, you're failing to account for the many reasons why it won't happen. Getting a TV show off the ground is so much more than a concept and a cast, and you can't build a solid business case without performing due diligence. Objectively, as someone who works in this industry (including experience on BB), what you are hoping for is not going to materialise.
My argument about Survivor was illustrating that pulling contestants from prior network versions is not feasible. At best you're an armchair analyst who clearly knows nothing of the commercial business of television. You will not get an All Stars with pre-Seven HMs, period.
I saw another season of Big Brother VIP was also announced for 2022. Was there any specific teaser for it throughout the Upfronts, too?First look from 7Upfronts
Housemates of the past are reentering the house with 12 new housemates
They won't. This must have been the reason they decided against green-lighting Reggie for this year's VIP.If they blue ball us and just fill it with 2020/2021 housemates I will be dissapointed.
Oh she'd definitely be involved. (Whether the Insta post is related or not is another story... but then again, filming is expected to start soon, right?)This is oddly suspicious
Much like the VIPs, I suspect there’d be a decent “incentive” offered to all the returning HMs.I’d love to see Tim as well. He’s pretty much demented himself as a big brother legend in a worldwide context, so he’d definitely be considered, I would guess he’d decline though.