Finale Alert! Happening 8 December

[BB12]

Bring back Simon Francis, or Mark Adamson. At least they knew how to direct.

 

[sav0001]

Seeming more and more likely that this was a test season to see if there was still interest in the show after what 7 and 9 did to it.

And they will ramp up for a longer bigger budget season next year given how succesful the show has been for them.

 

[BB12]

All I'm seeing at the helm right now is this guy

 

[BB12]

Seeming more and more likely that this was a test to see if there is still interest in the show after what 7 and 9 did to it and they will ramp up for a longer bigger budget season next year given how succesful the show has been for them.

Hopefully... But if we get a longer version of this, I'm out

 

[Tim]

its not like there are any crew credits this season

Almost as if no one wants to put their name to it.

 

[Mikey1344]

See below is all the days of big brother house. Approx they have been 90 - 100 days.

2002 had 24 days, 2020 had 39 days, 2021 had 22 days

2023 had 24 days and this season has 30 days..

So I think they want to test out the viewership and ratings cause it's based on that if they will receive adequate money based on viewers is that correct?

But I just hope 90 - 100 days is next season. Who agrees?

 

[the Theorist]

But I just hope 90 - 100 days is next season. Who agrees?

No.

 

[kamui]

I really, really hope they listen to viewer feedback.

It’s what they will tell us in interviews next year: That they took on viewers’ feedback to make it the best BB yet.

And then we will end up with Colin as a surprise guest.

 

[timmy]

Wow... over 12 months of hyping up the "BIGGER & BADDER" season,

To be fair, it is BAD.

 

[BB12]

I'd be happy with 8 weeks... 56 days honestly, just enough to get to know them, just enough to not get bored of it.

 

[Hunter's_Mckay]

Watch Celebrity Traitors UK. Brilliant series. Been a bad year for reality TV compared with last year but that show was fantastic.

 

[marquisite]

@Mikey1344 while ~12 weeks is 'OG', I'd be happy with 8-10. 60 days has a nice ring to it.

 

[sav0001]

See below is all the days of big brother house. Approx they have been 90 - 100 days.

2002 had 24 days, 2020 had 39 days, 2021 had 22 days

2023 had 24 days and this season has 30 days..

So I think they want to test out the viewership and ratings cause it's based on that if they will receive adequate money based on viewers is that correct?

But I just hope 90 - 100 days is next season. Who agrees?
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The 22 day season was Celebrity BB

 

[Tim]

I'd be happy with 8 weeks... 56 days honestly, just enough to get to know them, just enough to not get bored of it.

We are more likely to see in the realm of 42-48 days for future seasons, based on what's been happening with the BBUK reboot.

 

[Mikey1344]

I don't know why im attached to housemates in this season.

Especially Coco and bruce - their relationship as much as its toxic n shit. I feel for Coco cause she's got three children and she just wants affection from Bruce...

 

[Hunter's_Mckay]

4 weeks and literally nothing from Saturday and potentially Sunday until eviction time based on week 1 is footage that will be used on TV. What a complete joke lol.

 

[marquisite]

based on what's been happening with the BBUK reboot.

Can mean BB Nick crash the production offices please. 'You copied from BBUK again, that's a $5,000 fine'

 

[BB12]

I do wonder what Sarah Thornton was teasing about a Christmas present for Qld was... the finale date is a few weeks prior.

 

[timmy]

I do wonder what Sarah Thornton was teasing about a Christmas present for Qld was... the finale date is a few weeks prior.

She was talking about time zones when she said that. Perhaps it was just that people in QLD could watch the 7.30pm shows live at 6.30pm their time, using 10play set to NSW time. No idea why she framed it as a Christmas present though. Unless the finale will air live in QLD at 6.30pm, same as NSW/VIC/TAS.

What about time zone considerations, especially including for Queensland in the state you’re filming?
Sarah Thornton: “I’m working on a really nice Christmas present for Queensland, but I can’t confirm it yet. But I’m not gonna lie, it’s tricky. I’m working on there being access points for people all over Australia. But we’re not there yet. We’ve got a plan to try and make sure that viewers feel connected in spite of the time differences.”

 

[jessy_girl]

That marketing was really amazing. Like, it should be studied. I kind of wish they had just whispered their way onto the air and we all went in with low expectations.