The Official Big Brother 7 Thread

[Poppet7]

Don't know about you lot but I'm really looking forward to it, here is a page with a few pictures of this years house, It has an 'inside/out' theme to it, but looks rather uncomfortable!

5 days 19 hours 25 minutes 56 seconds to go!

http://bbuksite.net/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1147381515&archive=&start_from=&ucat=1&

[Ironside]

For the first time in Big Brother history, a member of the public will be chosen at random for the unique chance to become a housemate in this year's Big Brother house, that is if they are lucky enough to find a special golden ticket hidden inside a chocolate bar.

Running up to the launch of Big Brother 7, via a huge logistical operation, special KitKat bars will be distributed amongst up to 40,000 retail outlets nationwide ranging from the major Supermarkets to local convenience stores, newsagents and confectionery kiosks in train stations.

Stringent security measures have been put in place to protect the operation of competition. This morning*under the watch of an independent security team, Big Brother will hand over the prized tickets for delivery to a secret location where they will be inserted into the bars.

100 golden tickets will be placed into KitKat four-finger single bars and Kit Kat Chunky single bars for distribution across the country. The lucky winners of these tickets, having passed the programme's prerequisite and thorough background checks, will be invited to pack their bags, say goodbye to their loved ones and head down to the Big Brother studios for a special live TV broadcast where one of the lucky ticketholders will then be chosen at random to enter the house.

Earlier this year, open auditions held across the UK attracted a record 25,000 contestants to apply but producers of the Channel 4 show hope that the golden ticket initiative will attract the interest of a wider range of people.

The golden ticket competition opens at 10.30pm on Thursday 18th May and is available in 24hr stores and from opening time for other retailers on Friday 19th May. The competition closes on Friday 2nd June at 10.20pm.

On discovering a golden ticket, each of which are printed with a unique security coding, purchasers will have to ring a special 24-hour telephone hotline number for their chance to land a place in the Big Brother House.

[Poppet7]

Mmmmm... kit kat!

I would love it to be a blondeite!

[GlasgowBandit]

     
                                      LOAD OF PASH

[bolt pp]

I hate this program as a betting format!! ive never backed the winner, even for eviction.

The public are so ficcle, one minute their screaming for someone on the friday night eviction, so i run down the bookies the next day to lump on only to read a sun front page arcticle on the monday about how everyone should now hate that housemate

good veiwing though!

[Nem]

LARVE-IT!!!

[redimp]

Just watching the best bits of old BB,s on sky  quality!!

Can't wait for this years.

Poppet am on holiday for 2 weeks from the 22nd, so i,am banking on you to keep me updated 
xx

[Royal Flush]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

was great the first time, but that kind of thing only works once. So many gimmicks in later series. Flogging a very dead horse

[thetank]

I intend to unplug my television aerial next week, lest I accidentally watch an episode and get hooked to this drivel again.

The thing about your lowest common denominator television is that you can still divide yourself by an integer and find it interesting.

Not this year, he naiively announced.

[littlemissC]

i always say i dont like it this year on week one,but by week three im hooked.one thing ive noticed is that they are only putting young people in now.you need different age groups in there,it causes friction

[Claw75]

I'm much the same - don't watch in the first week or two so I don't get hooked, but by week 4 if I'm out one night I'm recording it

[Sark79]

The golden ticket idea has been done before. There was a fella called Wonka that did it a few years back.  He ended up giving away a chocolate factory.  He looked a lot like Gene Wilder, I saw the documentary one Christmas

[bhoywonder]

The golden ticket idea has been done before. There was a fella called Wonka that did it a few years back.  He ended up giving away a chocolate factory.  He looked a lot like Gene Wilder, I saw the documentary one Christmas

wow was that a true story......wow....

[Newmanseye]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

was great the first time, but that kind of thing only works once. So many gimmicks in later series. Flogging a very dead horse

 

[Sark79]

The golden ticket idea has been done before. There was a fella called Wonka that did it a few years back.  He ended up giving away a chocolate factory.  He looked a lot like Gene Wilder, I saw the documentary one Christmas

wow was that a true story......wow....

It sure was. It is good to see a documentary done in such a good way.  They even hired Johnny Depp to play the part of Willie Wonka in the updated version.