"Just 640,000 viewers tuned into last
night's (final) show after it failed to attract a loyal following.
Loughton fought hard to win what
he thought would be his ticket to
stardom, blissfully unaware interest
in the show had plummeted to a
new low."
Sheesh, that's got to be one of the most cynical and miserable articles I've ever read.
Ticket to stardom? Were they actually watching the show?
The show may have brought them further exposure in their chosen career paths, but that description makes them sound like the usual desperate tabloid wannabes.
While previous winners have enjoyed a string of lucrative media offers and VIP lifestyle after leaving the house, there's little chance Loughton will be afforded such luxuries.
lol since when? Yeah like one or two housemates get this if they happen to get lucky and find something of a career.
I'm surprised journalists like these continue to have jobs. But then again, their job has always been to sell newspapers rather than tell the truth.
"Just 640,000 viewers tuned into last
night's (final) show after it failed to attract a loyal following.
Loughton fought hard to win what
he thought would be his ticket to
stardom, blissfully unaware interest
in the show had plummeted to a
new low."
IIRC, the series was broadcast on E4 and not C4, (apart from the launch night), so it's no wonder that it didn't get as many viewers as the C4 series did.
I enjoyed it, was certainly better then many a CBB, the free pass to the final on launch was a mistake i agree and not just because of who got it, wouldnt have mattered who got it, it was a bad idea full stop.
I agree. I really liked the series but I absolutely could not bear either of the final 2. Amy was robbed
I disagree. Firstly, it was a spin off used by channel 4 to replace the authentic Celebrity Big Brother series as the preceding one created much controversy. That series was Shilpa Shetty was a victim of bullying from Jade Goody, Jo O Meara and Danielle Lloyd. People that have constantly watched the show will remember the controversy of that series and indeed the negative publicity that rightly followed.
As a result, Channel 4 used this particular series as a vehicle to retain the Celebrity Big Brother arm of the show. However, I felt that it was a sluggish and lazy attempt to coerce viewers into trying to forget what had happened the year before and for the producers to test the waters and see whether they could produce another Celebrity series ever again.
Well of course, Channel 4 produced another two Celebrity editions of the show but again they were lackadaisical in their imagination with creating tasks and desperate in their attempt to attract participants.
The Celebrity Hijack series itself was an example like the final two Celebrity series and the original series of around 2008 to 2010 of Channel 4's poor production and the show going into decline.
It is widely felt by critics that the only viewers that appreciated the hijack series were those oblivious not only to this decline but Channel 4's impish method to gaining viewers back.
I disagree. Firstly, it was a spin off used by channel 4 to replace the authentic Celebrity Big Brother series as the preceding one created much controversy. That series was Shilpa Shetty was a victim of bullying from Jade Goody, Jo O Meara and Danielle Lloyd. People that have constantly watched the show will remember the controversy of that series and indeed the negative publicity that rightly followed.
As a result, Channel 4 used this particular series as a vehicle to retain the Celebrity Big Brother arm of the show. However, I felt that it was a sluggish and lazy attempt to coerce viewers into trying to forget what had happened the year before and for the producers to test the waters and see whether they could produce another Celebrity series ever again.
Well of course, Channel 4 produced another two Celebrity editions of the show and again they were lackadaisical in their imagination with creating tasks and desperate in their attempt to attract participants.
The Celebrity Hijack series itself was an example like the final two Celebrity series and the original series of around 2008 to 2010 of Channel 4's poor production and the show going into decline.
It is widely felt by critics that the only viewers that appreciated the hijack series were those oblivious not only to this decline but Channel 4's impish method to gaining viewers back.
I'm well aware that BB entered a terminal decline from BB8 onwards and that Hijack was a means to deflect attention away from the previous CBB....
[QUOTE=Barracute;77171125]I'm well aware that BB entered a terminal decline from BB8 onwards and that Hijack was a means to deflect attention away from the previous CBB....[/QUOTE]
Well, you are probably one of very few that did out of the average 600,000 viewing figures that the show pulled in after the first night.
It was obvious they were just trying something new with Hijack. I'm not surprised that the CBB5 fiasco scared them into trying something different.
When it comes to BB the thing that really matters to me is if it's entertaining. Some critic trying to tell me who/what/why/where/when/how, quite frankly I don't really give a toss what they think. lol
It was obvious they were just trying something new with Hijack. I'm not surprised that the CBB5 fiasco scared them into trying something different.
When it comes to BB the thing that really matters to me is if it's entertaining. Some critic trying to tell me who/what/why/where/when/how, quite frankly I don't really give a toss what they think. lol
Ditto. I'd given up on regular BB by then and it was actually nice to have a house with some pleasant kids in there for a change. Like you, I like what I like and I don't need anyone patronising me by trying to tell me that they know my mind better than I do
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Sheesh, that's got to be one of the most cynical and miserable articles I've ever read.
Ticket to stardom? Were they actually watching the show?
The show may have brought them further exposure in their chosen career paths, but that description makes them sound like the usual desperate tabloid wannabes.
lol since when? Yeah like one or two housemates get this if they happen to get lucky and find something of a career.
I'm surprised journalists like these continue to have jobs. But then again, their job has always been to sell newspapers rather than tell the truth.
I agree. I really liked the series but I absolutely could not bear either of the final 2. Amy was robbed
IIRC, the series was broadcast on E4 and not C4, (apart from the launch night), so it's no wonder that it didn't get as many viewers as the C4 series did.
I disagree. Firstly, it was a spin off used by channel 4 to replace the authentic Celebrity Big Brother series as the preceding one created much controversy. That series was Shilpa Shetty was a victim of bullying from Jade Goody, Jo O Meara and Danielle Lloyd. People that have constantly watched the show will remember the controversy of that series and indeed the negative publicity that rightly followed.
As a result, Channel 4 used this particular series as a vehicle to retain the Celebrity Big Brother arm of the show. However, I felt that it was a sluggish and lazy attempt to coerce viewers into trying to forget what had happened the year before and for the producers to test the waters and see whether they could produce another Celebrity series ever again.
Well of course, Channel 4 produced another two Celebrity editions of the show but again they were lackadaisical in their imagination with creating tasks and desperate in their attempt to attract participants.
The Celebrity Hijack series itself was an example like the final two Celebrity series and the original series of around 2008 to 2010 of Channel 4's poor production and the show going into decline.
It is widely felt by critics that the only viewers that appreciated the hijack series were those oblivious not only to this decline but Channel 4's impish method to gaining viewers back.
I'm well aware that BB entered a terminal decline from BB8 onwards and that Hijack was a means to deflect attention away from the previous CBB....
Well, you are probably one of very few that did out of the average 600,000 viewing figures that the show pulled in after the first night.
When it comes to BB the thing that really matters to me is if it's entertaining. Some critic trying to tell me who/what/why/where/when/how, quite frankly I don't really give a toss what they think. lol
Ditto. I'd given up on regular BB by then and it was actually nice to have a house with some pleasant kids in there for a change. Like you, I like what I like and I don't need anyone patronising me by trying to tell me that they know my mind better than I do