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“Which brings us full circle. Big Brother, like Doris Day, is surprising enough for the simple fact it’s still alive. The thing’s run longer than Forrest Gump. Now on Channel 5, it’s been commissioned for another three years. But, inevitably, it’s got weird, too. To watch Big Brother now is to wander into a hall of mirrors, needing the toilet. It feels as if no one is actually being evicted any more. Unpopular contestants this series are sent to a second Big Brother house, where they spy on the remaining housemates, while we spy on them.
Meanwhile, housemates from previous series are being fed back in. This is the third time that John McCririck has entered the house, which is like watching a man trying to section himself.”
“Which brings us full circle. Big Brother, like Doris Day, is surprising enough for the simple fact it’s still alive. The thing’s run longer than Forrest Gump. Now on Channel 5, it’s been commissioned for another three years. But, inevitably, it’s got weird, too. To watch Big Brother now is to wander into a hall of mirrors, needing the toilet. It feels as if no one is actually being evicted any more. Unpopular contestants this series are sent to a second Big Brother house, where they spy on the remaining housemates, while we spy on them.
Meanwhile, housemates from previous series are being fed back in. This is the third time that John McCririck has entered the house, which is like watching a man trying to section himself.”
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