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Thursday, June 26, 2003

Big Brother's Little Interest

In the first of an occasional series, we share with you the signs that Big Brother isn't quite as exciting as it should be this year.
#1: The "watching paint dry" moment.
Having watched the full half hour Big Brother round-up on Channel Four tonight, we realised the housemates' antics weren't setting our adrenalin running shortly after the following conversation:
Viewer one: "Gaetano's omelette looks nice."
Viewer two: "Yeah, but I see he's having it with buttered bread. I would have made toast."
Viewer one: "Yes. I suppose I would have, too."

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