1Series 1 Episode 1Patrick Kielty, Rich Hall, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho and Kevin Bridges give their take on the World Cup, killer urban foxes and the BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. With guest Lembit Opik.Series 1 Episode 2Some edgy satirical takes on the big stories of the week from the UK's best comedians including England's exit from the World Cup, and Peter Shilton endures two minutes in The Chair.Series 1 Episode 3Micky Flanagan, Patrick Kielty, Rich Hall, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho and Kevin Bridges discuss Paris Hilton, the World Cup and strange web stories. John McCririck spends two minutes in The Chair.Series 1 Episode 4Tom Stade joins the regular team for his take on the big stories and themes of the week. Plus Happy Mondays dancer and former Celebrity Big Brother winner Bez takes to The Chair.Series 1 Episode 5Stephen K Amos joins the regular comics for this show and shares his thoughts on David Cameron's tour of the White House, while the former X Factor star Chico takes his turn in The Chair.Series 1 Episode 6Aussie comedian Steve Hughes joins the regular comics for this show
, Rich Hall ponders attitudes to space exploration, and Celebrity Big Brother winner Chantelle Houghton is in The Chair.Series 1 Episode 7A compilation of the best bits of the satirical series looking at the big stories of the week, as seen through the eyes of some of the country's best comedians. Hosted by Patrick Kielty.Series 1 Episode 8Another round-up of the best bits from the satirical series, with an eye on the current news, as seen through the eyes of some of the country's best comedians. Hosted by Patrick Kielty.2345 TV Series (2004– ) See full cast & crew » Do you have any images for this title? 20 news articles » See full cast » Fans of the reality show put their questions to a panel of experts.See All (1) » Add content advisory for parents » Release Date: 31 May 2004 (UK) Also Known As: Big Brother's Big Mouth Elstree Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK See full technical specs » For its third series in May 2005, after covering Celebrity Big Brother in the January of that year, "Big Brother's Efourum" became "Big Brother's Big Mouth".
The format remained almost identical with the only major change being a set update, namely the removal of the desk which guest panelists sat behind in favor of raised seating platforms. New features included "Textual Preference" where the public were polled on various trivial topics associated with the housemates and "Big Brother's Mouthpiece" which was a 24 hour telephone answering service people used to vent their spleen on the daily dramas in the house. Spun-off from Big Brother (2000) This FAQ is empty. Add the first question. Contribute to This PageWhy 'Survivor: Game Changers' Is a Disappointing Step Back for the Franchise All Big Brother 19 Articles »You’re invited: A letter from the co-chairs. Mentoring is something that has impacted many of us. We have had a parent who encouraged us, a teacher who pushed us, or a friend who supported us when we needed it most. They are a hand that guides us forward, that helps us up when we fall. It is for that reason we have decided to support Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Boston, and we hope you’ll join us on April 1 at the House of Blues for our annual gala.
To be honest, we totally lucked out when we were asked to co-chair this event: It’s not only one of the most fun events of the year, but it’s also a great opportunity to support an incredible cause. We got the best hosting gig ever! This year, Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Boston has supported over 500 matches across its 1:1 mentoring programs for children and its friendship programs for adults who have disabilities. Bigs and Littles and Friend 2 Friend matches have formed amazing bonds, sometimes life-changing bonds. The JBBBS organization and those relationships have impacted each of us, and whether you want to become a mentor yourself or simply want to show your support, the gala is an incredible opportunity to celebrate the impact the organization has had on the Greater Boston community. We hope you can make it to the gala; beyond supporting this organization that does such concrete good work, it’s going to be a great party. And if you can’t attend, there are plenty of other ways you can help propel us toward the next 500 matches, because no one stands so tall as when he or she bends to help another.
-Amy, Sara and Joel Nearby words for big brother big brother is watching youThis work could have adult content. If you proceed you have agreed that you are willing to see such content. Stiles thinks taking part in a special edition of Big Brother in England might be a cool thing to do after graduating High School. He ends up with a lot more than he bargained for. Part 1 of Teen Wolf: RealityCBS has revealed the Big Brother 15 house in an interview with ET! Here are your pictures plus guided tour by none other than Julie Chen herself. The best part of Julie’s tour? She’s dropping hints and reveals all over the place. Before we get to the hints, the BB15 house theme is a mid-century modern “Mad Men” inspired creation. It actually looks pretty awesome.The nomination chairs are missing! Julie explains this is part of the twist. Then there’s the memory wall featuring, wait for it, 16 spots since the Big Brother 15 season starts early and runs longer this year.
Now back to that twist. Later in the tour Julie explains America’s role on BB15 will be much bigger this year because it will affect the nominations “every week.” Well that’s no good. “America’s role is so big this summer, that even before we start the game, America will be asked to do something and it will affect the nominations,” says Julie Chen on the Big Brother 15 twist. And one last thing to leave us with, Julie says that this summer we’ll see “16 new houseguests.” We told you so six weeks ago, didn’t we? She does add there will be one familiar face, but since he/she will be a new HG that means it’s probably a crossover from another CBS show.’ What do you think of the new Big Brother 15 house and the latest twists and spoilers? Update: Additional tour of the BB15 house with Julie Chen from THR.The Chenbot set a somber tone in the opening moments of Thursday’s Big Brother. After Audrey skipped the veto ceremony, it was unclear if she would be joining Johnny Mac in the eviction hot seat (or so the edit made us believe).
This is a Big Brother first—we are told many times—and it had the entire house on high alert. Apparently Audrey’s behavior almost broke Twitter last night, too. When last we saw Audrey, she had taken to her bed (read: dentist chair) after confronting Ken in front of Barbie. The writing was on the wall, so Audrey decided to power nap the last 12 hours of her time in the house. At one point, she migrates from the dentist chair, wandering the halls dressed as the unabomber. Her only hope for sanctuary is the diary room. She holes up for a good five hours. Everyone agrees that this is bizarre behavior. After 15 minutes of reality show drama, Julie announces that Audrey ended up staying in the house. The camera pans to a well-coiffed, fully dressed contestant with a big smile on her face. She even laughs when the Whackstreet Boys perform live as Julie chastises the group for missing the first eight count. THIS IS A LIVE SHOW, PEOPLE! After watching the routine, my hope is that Gloria Estefan’s lyrics are true—one of these days, the rhythm is going to get them.
Audrey scored a sweet “going away” montage before she was evicted. Her super supportive family has been cheering her on from the beginning. But it was her friend Dalton who knew that Audrey couldn’t win the game by being a “party of one.” Especially if she received a penalty vote for eating something other than slop when she was a have-not. Don’t feel bad, James. You’re “I’m sorry you’re on the block and everyone hates you” omelet looked delicious! Audrey confidently addresses her fellow house guests, praising them for embracing her on the first day. Johnny Mac apologizes for what happened on the tour bus. Then he invites people to keep him around. I love this guy. Let’s keep the band together. Everyone in the house votes to evict Audrey. Well, everyone except for Judaustin. Could he be using his vote to rock the boat next week? You know how he loves to stir trouble with after-voting speculation drama. Did he vote for Johnny Mac for game play? Or is he being a jack wagon because he personally wants his bad boy alter ego to be a thing?
Julie gives Audrey the non-surprising news that she has been evicted. Audrey marches through the door (only hugging Vanessa on the way out), tosses her bag behind a chair, and sits down to discuss how the house is an emotional incubator. Did she plant seeds of doubt? But she was genuine. It’s just like when she feigned interest watching Shelli’s tearful good-bye and James’ “suck it” video.We have to move on to the HOH competition. All you have to do is listen to some pop songs and then match the lyrics with one of the previous HOH, BOB, or veto comps from weeks before, making sure to buzz in the correct answer before the person standing next to you. Fortunately for Jackie and Vanessa, they manage to master the game, each earning two comfy beds in the HOH throne room. The camera cuts to Julie interviewing fan favorite Britney Haynes before we get a chance to see everyone ask each other, “What’s that brunette girl’s name again?” Hey Jackie, it’s time to use this power to your advantage.