BB11 Live Feed Discussion - III (7/25/09 - 7/31/09) - Big Brother - Other Shows that aren't Survivor - Survivor Sucks

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BB11 Live Feed Discussion - III (7/25/09 - 7/31/09)

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JaniTholeMyDolly		#501	[-]
Posts: 7603 (07/25/09 3:42 PM) Dicked....by Evel that is More Recent Posts	Battlekid wrote: Doesn't matter what the excuses are. The ratings keep diving, while BB10 ratings continued to improve. That's because Braden left. I predicted this!
micknrc		#502	[-]
Posts: 562 (07/25/09 3:42 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts	lol dude, you realize the UK has their own BB, right? EPIC FAIL! eta: lol pussy edit
poor2816		#503	[-]
Posts: 12 (07/25/09 3:43 PM) More Recent Posts	IrishGal wrote: Who won the very first HOH competition? Was it Russell or Natalie? technically neither, they were both left and jessie won it. natalie would have won probably though
Battlekid		#504	[-]
Posts: 615 (07/25/09 3:43 PM) More Recent Posts	Surfing Hippo in Trouble wrote: Battlekid wrote: I just keep finding more. Ratings drop for Big Brother eviction show by Daniel Farey-Jones, Brand Republic 22-Jun-09, 11:00 LONDON - 'Big Brother' has suffered another drop in ratings with its key Friday night eviction programme down to 2.2m from 2.7m last week, according to unofficial overnight figures. Cairon became the second housemate this series to be evicted. The 9pm-10pm show leading up to the result of the public vote drew a 10.1% share of viewing. ADVERTISEMENT The share of viewing for last week's show, when Sophia was kicked out, was 13%. This Friday's show was watched by another 199,000 viewers on Channel 4+1. Both BBC One and ITV1 scored above 4m viewers in the 9pm-10pm slot, with 'Hotel Babylon' shading it for the former with 4.3m viewers and a 20% share. ITV1's 'Doc Martin' managed 4.1m viewers giving the channel a 19.6% share. 'Big Brother' got the slot's third best ratings, ahead of Five's 1.5m viewers and 7.1% for 'NCIS'. BBC two trailed with an audience of just 603,000 for 'My Life In Verse: Malorie Blackman', a 2.7% share. I really hope you are kidding and realize that this about Big Brother in a different country yeah, I posted the wrong one. Hold on.
SerenaS		#505	[-]
Posts: 478 (07/25/09 3:44 PM) More Recent Posts	Battlekid wrote: Doesn't matter what the excuses are. The ratings keep diving, while BB10 ratings continued to improve. Competition my ass. Just a bunch of reruns. Doesn't matter. BB10 ratings did NOT improve. BB10 was the lowest rated BB season EVER. BB11 has had higher viewership overall. I don't care what you say.
TheyHadFaces		#506	[-]
Posts: 5012 (07/25/09 3:45 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts	Another unsolicited suggestion. Put a feature on the Reloader or Real Player to choose the Mute, but have that automatically un-Mute as soon as that horrid music stops playing.
NlGHTCRAWLER		#507	[-]
Posts: 22326 (07/25/09 3:45 PM) >: \| More Recent Posts	Thanks to you all for keeping me entertained while we anxiously await the results of the POV competition! * * just kidding
Cuauhtemoc Cosby		#508	[-]
Posts: 17607 (07/25/09 3:46 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts	HE POSTED ABOUT BIG BROTHER UK Just for some comments I want to respond to: BB2 cast wasn't that dumb... They were playing a game that they never played before. Season 4, 5, 6, and 9 (maybe 8 too) were worse. WTF? So, your conclusion, almost every single season has been dumber than this cast's. Uh, yeah, okay. No. The only ones ED intimidated were the women. And the women viewers love him for it. I know. It's really embarrassing to see hausfraus like JaniStoleMyDoll continue to worship a guy who was clearly misogynistic, verbally abusive, deadbeat, and an all out loser. I guess to them that's "bad ass" but to me it's just embarrassing that there's women here who actually found that behavior appealing.
JaniTholeMyDolly		#509	[-]
Posts: 7604 (07/25/09 3:46 PM) Dicked....by Evel that is More Recent Posts	Surfing Hippo in Trouble wrote: Battlekid wrote: I just keep finding more. Ratings drop for Big Brother eviction show by Daniel Farey-Jones, Brand Republic 22-Jun-09, 11:00 LONDON - 'Big Brother' has suffered another drop in ratings with its key Friday night eviction programme down to 2.2m from 2.7m last week, according to unofficial overnight figures. Cairon became the second housemate this series to be evicted. The 9pm-10pm show leading up to the result of the public vote drew a 10.1% share of viewing. ADVERTISEMENT The share of viewing for last week's show, when Sophia was kicked out, was 13%. This Friday's show was watched by another 199,000 viewers on Channel 4+1. Both BBC One and ITV1 scored above 4m viewers in the 9pm-10pm slot, with 'Hotel Babylon' shading it for the former with 4.3m viewers and a 20% share. ITV1's 'Doc Martin' managed 4.1m viewers giving the channel a 19.6% share. 'Big Brother' got the slot's third best ratings, ahead of Five's 1.5m viewers and 7.1% for 'NCIS'. BBC two trailed with an audience of just 603,000 for 'My Life In Verse: Malorie Blackman', a 2.7% share. I really hope you are kidding and realize that this about Big Brother in a different country You'd think the "London" at the beginning would kind of hint at this. Oh, and that fact that we don't have a Cairon or a Sophia on this season. EPIC (yet funny) FAIL Battle- can you muster up the rating for BB Africa? I am curious. Thanks.
Battlekid		#510	[-]
Posts: 616 (07/25/09 3:47 PM) More Recent Posts	Despite (or because of) drawing headlines for a few controversial editing decisions, CBS' "Big Brother" continued its modest performance, slipping another tenth on Sunday from its last episode and down a couple tenths from its time-period premiere last week. The episode tied as the show's lowest-rated ever. "After 11 seasons, "Big Brother" is edging into a ratings territory where many broadcast reality programs don't come back from. Which makes this editing flap all the more perplexing. Fans are bashing CBS for editing out several comments from the broadcast version -- a racial slur, a homophobic term and a "sexually insulting word" to describe host Julie Chen. On one hand, "Brother" is in a uniquely difficult position here. They're the only broadcast reality show where fans critique the editing process by watching live streams online. Normally producers can alter stories to a ridiculous degree. On "Brother," every decision gets second guessed by obsessive fans. Still, that's the price a network pays for offering those streams to begin with. http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/07/big-brother-ratings-slip-after-editing-controversy.html
TheyHadFaces		#511	[-]
Posts: 5013 (07/25/09 3:48 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts	BB Antarctica's ratings are higher than ever.
JaniTholeMyDolly		#512	[-]
Posts: 7605 (07/25/09 3:48 PM) Dicked....by Evel that is More Recent Posts	Battlekid wrote: Surfing Hippo in Trouble wrote: Battlekid wrote: I just keep finding more. Ratings drop for Big Brother eviction show by Daniel Farey-Jones, Brand Republic 22-Jun-09, 11:00 LONDON - 'Big Brother' has suffered another drop in ratings with its key Friday night eviction programme down to 2.2m from 2.7m last week, according to unofficial overnight figures. Cairon became the second housemate this series to be evicted. The 9pm-10pm show leading up to the result of the public vote drew a 10.1% share of viewing. ADVERTISEMENT The share of viewing for last week's show, when Sophia was kicked out, was 13%. This Friday's show was watched by another 199,000 viewers on Channel 4+1. Both BBC One and ITV1 scored above 4m viewers in the 9pm-10pm slot, with 'Hotel Babylon' shading it for the former with 4.3m viewers and a 20% share. ITV1's 'Doc Martin' managed 4.1m viewers giving the channel a 19.6% share. 'Big Brother' got the slot's third best ratings, ahead of Five's 1.5m viewers and 7.1% for 'NCIS'. BBC two trailed with an audience of just 603,000 for 'My Life In Verse: Malorie Blackman', a 2.7% share. I really hope you are kidding and realize that this about Big Brother in a different country yeah, I posted the wrong one. Hold on.
christy1018		#513	[-]
Posts: 3284 (07/25/09 3:49 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts	Sending some more Casey <3 I hope he is wining this shit! While we are on suggestions for the feeds.... I would really like to watch the quad cam and mute other feeds that I do not wish to hear (ie NBK alliance etc).
Surfing Hippo in Trouble		#514	[-]
Posts: 1433 (07/25/09 3:50 PM) More Recent Posts	TheyHadFaces wrote: BB Antarctica's ratings are higher than ever. Kirima FTW!!! She's such a cutie <333
WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot		#515	[-]
Posts: 82 (07/25/09 3:50 PM) More Recent Posts	Lydia really wants to stay off the block. She had another "session" with Jessie last night around 3:30 A.M. Jessie spent the next 15 minutes brushing his teeth. You do the math.
JaniTholeMyDolly		#516	[-]
Posts: 7606 (07/25/09 3:50 PM) Dicked....by Evel that is More Recent Posts	TheyHadFaces wrote: BB Antarctica's ratings are higher than ever. BB Ukraine kicks their ass. I heard the bread-line buzz is all about who got evicted.
SerenaS		#517	[-]
Posts: 479 (07/25/09 3:51 PM) More Recent Posts	Battlekid wrote: Despite (or because of) drawing headlines for a few controversial editing decisions, CBS' "Big Brother" continued its modest performance, slipping another tenth on Sunday from its last episode and down a couple tenths from its time-period premiere last week. The episode tied as the show's lowest-rated ever. "After 11 seasons, "Big Brother" is edging into a ratings territory where many broadcast reality programs don't come back from. Which makes this editing flap all the more perplexing. Fans are bashing CBS for editing out several comments from the broadcast version -- a racial slur, a homophobic term and a "sexually insulting word" to describe host Julie Chen. On one hand, "Brother" is in a uniquely difficult position here. They're the only broadcast reality show where fans critique the editing process by watching live streams online. Normally producers can alter stories to a ridiculous degree. On "Brother," every decision gets second guessed by obsessive fans. Still, that's the price a network pays for offering those streams to begin with. http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/07/big-brother-ratings-slip-after-editing-controversy.html AFter 7 episodes. BB8: 6.64 million 2.5 BB9: 6.15 million 2.3 BB11: 6.15 million 2.0 BB10: 6.09 million 2.1 And, remember, those numbers were almost up to BB8 levels until this past week when the ratings dropped in the mid 5 million viewers. Like I said, BB11 has had higher ratings overall than BB10. Those are the facts.
JaniTholeMyDolly		#518	[-]
Posts: 7607 (07/25/09 3:51 PM) Dicked....by Evel that is More Recent Posts	Cuauhtemoc Cosby wrote: HE POSTED ABOUT BIG BROTHER UK Just for some comments I want to respond to: BB2 cast wasn't that dumb... They were playing a game that they never played before. Season 4, 5, 6, and 9 (maybe 8 too) were worse. WTF? So, your conclusion, almost every single season has been dumber than this cast's. Uh, yeah, okay. No. The only ones ED intimidated were the women. And the women viewers love him for it. I know. It's really embarrassing to see hausfraus like JaniStoleMyDoll continue to worship a guy who was clearly misogynistic, verbally abusive, deadbeat, and an all out loser. I guess to them that's "bad ass" but to me it's just embarrassing that there's women here who actually found that behavior appealing. That's Janithole- get it right! But yeah- you're right. Zach playing Chess was much better TV.
TheyHadFaces		#519	[-]
Posts: 5014 (07/25/09 3:52 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts	BB China started the season with 12,670 HGs. Eviction night takes forever.
Battlekid		#520	[-]
Posts: 617 (07/25/09 3:53 PM) More Recent Posts	Regaurding BB 10. http://www.realityblurred..._Aug_18_ratings_olympics NBC's Olympics coverage from Beijing has ruled prime-time television for more than a week now, as it pulls in roughly the same number of viewers most nights that American Idol does for its finales. Yesterday, NBC said that its "10-day average primetime viewership is 29.8 million"; 31.66 million people watched Idol's finale. But one show has been able to stand up to those talented athletes and their so-called athleticism: the challenging physical and mental games known as Big Brother 10. Yes, the lowest common denominator of summer TV is basically the one series standing up to television with actual value. In fairness, most other broadcast TV shows have been reruns, so CBS' summer reality show is pretty much the only option, with some exceptions. Last night, 6.39 million people watched, down a little from then season-high ratings earlier this month. Media Life cites ratings among 18- to 49-year-olds (in a way that requires a mathematical brain or some super-familiarity with ratings data to comprehend), but notes that Sunday's "edition was actually up 21 percent from the previous week, and Thursday's 'Brother' showed an increase over the previous week as well. Nearly every other show has been flat or down since the Olympics began." As TV By the Numbers points out, "The Big Brother faithful may only number in the six millions, but they are very faithful and watch a show that hardly costs anything to produce three times a week."

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