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Big Brother 10
If you want to read up on the house-guests you can click here: http://www.cbs.com/primetime/big_brother/ Or better yet, if you want to see interviews of the house-guests you can visit "QuirkyDude's" Youtube page by clicking here: http://www.youtube.com/profile_video...Quirkydude&p=r This will be the first year I've signed up for the live feeds. I'm trying out the 14 day free trial, and if it rocks my socks enough, I'll shell out the $13 bucks a month for this season. Anyway I hope all the BB fans on the TrekBBS will join me for what's sure to be another trash-tastic season. The cast looks cool. The house cooler. And of course there's the one and only Chen-bot! Just one day till go time!
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Location: Canada, eh
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Re: Big Brother 10
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Location: Manchester, UK
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Re: Big Brother 10
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Re: Big Brother 10
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Re: Big Brother 10
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Location: Manchester, UK
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Re: Big Brother 10
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Location: Mr. Adventure
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Re: Big Brother 10
Re: the British version, if the houseguests are voted off by the audience that would seem to kill much of the intrigue. In the US we have lots of alliances, deals and double crosses due to the houseguests evicting each other. If you removed that wouldn't it just be a bunch of people simply living in a house? |
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Re: Big Brother 10
That said, I wish the British version were available to watch here in the states. Lord knows we have enough cable channels out there! We have networks dedicated exclusively to reality television and yet the only BB we get to watch is our own. Oh well.
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Location: Manchester, UK
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Re: Big Brother 10
I think, potentially, it adds MORE intrigue because they're not allowed to talk about the nominations, the alliances are subtle and constantly changing so the people up for eviction can't always be predicted. It also means that people can't be thrown up for nomination or evicted purely because they're in a bigger group of people - the American version has the problem that interesting abd entertaining people can be in a minority alliance and get voted out whereas the public will, as a rule, keep the entertaining people. Our version of Survivor failed because the British, as a rule, don't seem to like people stabbing each other in the back, they like to be able to become involved in the action which is why Big Brother is still running and Survivor got cancelled after two years in 2002.
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Re: Big Brother 10
... Anti swore off Big Brother after the 8th season. For me, it was the idiotic ninth season that killed what little fandom I had left for the show. I may catch the occasional odd episode if nothing else is on, but I very seriously doubt they can manage to hook me back in.
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Re: Big Brother 10
First male House Guest to leave: Memphis ![]() I don't know why, but four of the male contestants this season come across as extra arrogant. While Dan may take the cake in this regard, I think at least he'll be able to hide his egotistical nature for the first week or so. Memphis, I believe, will not be able to do so. So he's my guess for the first male to meet the Chen-bot in person. First female House Guest to leave: Renny ![]() Besides being the oldest female contestant in the house this season, she also seems to have one of the largest personalities as well. Non-threating she may be, but her loud nature will likely get her booted out the door quick. Last male to remain: Brian ![]() He seems smart. People smart. He's seems capable of manipulating the situation as needed. But who knows really. Last female to remain: Libra ![]() I predict she'll keep a low profile while positioning herself within a larger alliance. She too appears to have strong people skills. We'll see what happens. After the first episode I'll likely be changing my guesses, but that's what I have so far. Anyone else care to guess the first/last to go?
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Re: Big Brother 10
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"Gene Roddenberry used to say that Star Trek is a way of saying that the way things are is not the way they have to be. It's about imagining other possibilities, better possibilities." - David Gerrold Last edited by Hennessy Badger; July 13 2008 at 08:26 AM. Reason: fix quote bar |
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Location: California
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Re: Big Brother 10
Maybe I will get the live feeds but I am not sure I can afford that either.
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Location: Mr. Adventure
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To boldly go...
Location: Kansas City
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Re: Big Brother 10
I already hate some of them.
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