Channel 5 has signed up for another three years of Big Brother - keeping the controversial show on air until 2018. The station said it would continue to show one series of Big Brother every year along with with two series of the celebrity spin-off version. Channel 5's chief operating officer Paul Dunthorne said: "Big Brother in all its guises brings a huge and varied cross section of viewers to Channel 5 and typifies the appointment-to-view programming we want on the channel. It remains...
Reported by Western Morning News 3 hours ago.
Channel 5 has signed up for another three years of Big Brother - keeping the controversial show on air until 2018. The station said it would continue to show one series of Big Brother every year along with with two series of the celebrity spin-off version. Channel 5's chief operating officer Paul Dunthorne said: "Big Brother in all its guises brings a huge and varied cross section of viewers to Channel 5 and typifies the appointment-to-view programming we want on the channel. It remains...
Reported by Western Morning News 3 hours ago.
