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October 13, 2005

big brother 7 . allstars vs new cast

i'm going to be the first to call it. reality blurred + variety.com have announced that cbs has greenlighted another summer of hypocritical behaviour and unsexual sleepovers. i'm talking about big brother 7! but with doubt of having wasting an entire summer on an allstar edition because they feel the show is just "not ready" and the need for a fresh house of new roomies... well it only makes sense to cast 8 ordinary average slash supermodelish people against 8 allstar players.

just imagine the first episode, 8 people walking in expecting some kind of a twist but never expecting allstar players to walk into the house. cbs has already pulled off this stunt with the current season of guatemala and the rw/rr challenge starting production this month has allstars vs viewers... so it only makes sense for big brother to follow the other shows. i mean how much more original can the american version of big brother get?

in a previous post i suggested that the next season should be a house full of couples because the dynamic of season six's james & sarah was interesting. can you imagine a house full of sex and full blown arguments- oh my god... imagine someone cheating on someone with someone else in the house... the drama! i doubt they would cast both a gay and lesbian couple but with just one homocouple, expect heated house debates about love, politics and family in america.

i'll be shocked if next summer's big brother isn't all couples or allstars vs newbies. in the variety.com write up, producer allison grodner said ""There are still things we can do to surprise the audience." and producer arnold shaprio said "Once you use an idea, you can't use it again." i guess we'll just have to wait about seven to eight months for the official answer on what the new twist will be.

GOD DAMN IT, i still can't believe ivette made it the final 2. i mean what THE FUCK!

Posted by guytvblog at October 13, 2005 12:15 AM