Had a chance to catch-up with the new Spanish season, which launched a couple of days ago (after having an online pre-selection special before the official launch).
The house is quite notable.. for one, because it marks a new area for the Spanish program. They've used the same building from 2001 (e.g. their second season) till March of this year and filmed all of the various spin-offs in the house.
It's the first time that they are in the new house, which follows a few international trends. Its size is enormous.. and it's not having a proper roof either. That's what I meant in one of the other threads that 10 might have not have given their house a roof even if they were in a purpose-built house.
I think it looks especially bad for Gran Hermano, because I've seen a lot of images that look like this: Roof over the seating area, but nothing behind it.
You can see the diary room in teh background of this image and the walls are transparent, but they can turn them milky (like the temptation screen on BBAU or the toilet on Channel4's 5 series, I think).
It's not the best clip to show it off.. but you can see the host sitting in the diary room from the outside and when they cut to him, you can see the opaque walls.
For a better tour of the house, you might check out this video (but make sure to set your VPN to Spain):
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Otherwise: No nominations for now, everyone is up for eviction unless they live in the bird cage in the garden (and have to wear bird costumes).. or if they are in the oasis, with some of them being fake-evicted there. Which is basically like the other house/house next door from the UK... where they can spy on the housemates and might have to do tasks (like stealing panties)
And they start to use AI... right now it just catalogs the content, but they want to use it in the future to make the daily shows more timely.