To Thread - Forum Home

The Mudcat Café TM
https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=83285
22 messages

BS: Big Brother [UK]

27 Jul 05 - 08:38 PM (#1529809)
Subject: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull

bunch of weirdos, i'd shoot the lot of em.


27 Jul 05 - 08:51 PM (#1529829)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: wysiwyg

Are you talking about a TV program, or waht?

~S~


27 Jul 05 - 08:52 PM (#1529832)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull

yes.


27 Jul 05 - 08:54 PM (#1529834)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull

in uk, thees a telly program, they get 12 of the weirdist people in the uk, then lock them in a house for 3 months, with tv cameras in each room, and broadcast it live on tv, its total crap.


27 Jul 05 - 08:58 PM (#1529840)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Gurney

Thanks, jOhn. I won't watch it.


28 Jul 05 - 01:43 PM (#1530235)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: akenaton

Another Mudcatter (cant remember who) said   "Its television for people who cant read books"......Ake


28 Jul 05 - 02:31 PM (#1530307)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Tam the man

Big brother is for losers that like watch losers or to put another way.

Dickhead telly.

Tam


28 Jul 05 - 03:04 PM (#1530344)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Tam the man

I mean what is so interesting about watching a bunch of arseholes in a house eh!

It is the most boring telly ever.

But you have to keep the other arseholes happy somehow.

Tam


28 Jul 05 - 05:49 PM (#1530584)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Dave the Gnome

At my height I watch nothing but arseholes all day. Won't watch 'em on telly as well...

Cheers

DtG


28 Jul 05 - 05:57 PM (#1530596)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Fibula Mattock

In defense of Big Brother:

Never watched it before now, but this series is cracking and I'm watching it right this minute. Highly entertaining. So there.


28 Jul 05 - 06:13 PM (#1530603)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Le Scaramouche

Mark Steel did an hilarious bit with Marx on Big Brother as part of his Lectures.


28 Jul 05 - 06:16 PM (#1530609)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Fibula Mattock

It works on so many levels.


28 Jul 05 - 06:38 PM (#1530620)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Le Scaramouche

What? The only level it works on is voyeuristic.


29 Jul 05 - 01:04 AM (#1530936)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Big Al Whittle

I think its fascination lies in the fact that people are jaded with seeing the Parkinson/Jonathan Ross professional conversationalists. Similarly the endless procession of people who can't perform normal social functions in Springer/Oprah/trisha etc has also begun to pall.

The conversations on Big Brother may be trivial and sometimes stupid, but at least they are genuine conversations. they do not have this heavy subtext - (Springer - what a scuffler, let's laugh at him! Oprah - I feel for you, and you've written a book! Trisha - I can help with advice, but you must help yourself)

Its harmless.


29 Jul 05 - 04:52 PM (#1531430)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Firecat

I think Big Brother is fantastic. I enjoy watching it because I like seeing the way different housemates interact with each other, for example the rows between Maxwell and Science before they were both evicted.

You can actually learn a fair bit from watching it from a sociological and psychological point of view, because all of the housemates react to situations in different ways. You can also try to work out each of the housemates' individual game plans.

If you have never watched Big Brother, it is very easy to just dismiss it as completely pointless. I did exactly that during the first two series, but I decied to give it a try for BB3, and I was hooked. It isn't just stupid people who never read that watch it. I have an IQ of 149, I speak 4 languages and I have always got a book close at hand.


29 Jul 05 - 04:58 PM (#1531434)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: GUEST,closet bb fan

Hooooooooooooooray kemal is out! Now just makosi to go. Derek or Eugene to win. And craig to get some counselling.


29 Jul 05 - 05:31 PM (#1531457)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: GUEST

You sad people..Have you nothing better to do than encourage those who produce this freak show.

Three homosexuals, and assorted exhibitionists pretending to have sex for the gratification of the great unwashed.

It dosn't matter who wins , all that matters is that the poor fools keep phoning in and the viewing figure keep rising.

Its all hype , all meaningless crap, and another milestone to mark the demise of our society...Ake


29 Jul 05 - 05:35 PM (#1531459)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: GUEST

You must audition next year!


11 Aug 05 - 11:57 AM (#1540036)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull

i seen bits of it, in last few days.

i think kinger should win, shes got the biggest brests.


11 Aug 05 - 12:23 PM (#1540079)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Strollin' Johnny

She does funny things with wine bottles. Hope no-one had a swig out of it afterwards.


11 Aug 05 - 02:27 PM (#1540218)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: GUEST,jOhn

i neveer sen it, i herd she did sex with a whine botle, i wish i seeen it.


11 Aug 05 - 03:48 PM (#1540326)
Subject: RE: BS: Big Brother [UK]
From: Firecat

The bottle was empty. They'd finised it a couple of hours before.