Big Brother returned to our screens after a five-year hiatus on Sunday evening, introducing 16 new housemates, a model new home and contemporary hosts, AJ Odudu and Will Best. But whereas most viewers have been glued to the display screen, others could not assist however make the same complaint on social media.
Over the subsequent six weeks, the contestants will go face to face in a bid to win the grand money prize of £100,000. Along the best way, Big Brother will oversee all of the motion, introducing duties, nominations, and naturally, eliminations.
Taking to X, previously often called Twitter, throughout the launch show, followers complained about the modifying fashion, with many saying it was “choppy”.
One particular person wrote: “Absolutely chaos. Brilliant housemates. However ITV had a chance to grab viewers in the first 10 minutes, some viewers would have just turned off, editing, visuals, audio is really affecting the way I’m watching,” whereas one other added: “I HATE THE EDITING SO MUCH. It needs to be LIVE… the editing does no favours for the presenters, nor the housemates either.”
© Matt FrostA 3rd particular person tweeted: “Pros: this feels fun, great casting and AJ and Will are perfect. Cons: really weird editing, quite choppy. Really don’t like Big Brother’s ‘voice’,” whereas a fourth commented: “Can’t lie getting a bit of whiplash now with how fast they are shoving people in with choppy editing.”
However, not all viewers have been bothered by the modifying and in addition took to social media to reward the launch.
Commenting on the line-up of contestants, one particular person wrote: “So far this year’s line up is giving old school Big Brother, not a wannabe influencer in sight and I’m LIVING FOR IT #BBUK,” whereas one other added: “What a beautiful mix of people #bbuk.”
A 3rd viewer tweeted: “So far this cast is so unique I love it #BBUK.”
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Who are the Big Brother housemates?
Sunday evening’s ITV launch show unveiled 16 contestants, who made their approach into the enduring home for the primary time. Big Brother wasted no time taking part in video games with the housemates, leading to Jenkin with out scorching water, Dylan and not using a mattress and Olivia up for the primary eviction on Friday.
So, who’re the housemates?
- Jenkin, a 25-year-old barman from Bridgend
- Farida, 50, a make-up artist from Wolverhampton
- Tom, 21, a butcher from Somerset
- Hallie, an 18-year-old youth employee from London
© Vincent Dolman/ITV- Trish, a 33-year-old mom from Luton
- Yinrun, a 25-year-old buyer help agent from Harrogate
- Jordan, a 25-year-old lawyer from Scunthorpe
- Zak, 28, a mannequin from Manchester
- Chanelle, 29, a dental therapist from Llanelli
- Dylan, a 39-year-old DJ from Coventry
- Noky, a 26-year-old banker from Derby and former Miss Great Britain
- Matty, 24, a health care provider from Isle of Mann
- Paul, a 23-year-old safety officer from Liverpool
- Henry, 25, a meals author from the Cotswolds
- Olivia, a 23-year-old dancer from Glasgow
- Kerry, a 40-year-old NHS supervisor from Essex
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