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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 116845" data-attributes="member: 2">The ratings back this upThe lack of online discussion backs this upThe constant complaints from the remaining viewers back this upHowever, I&#039;ve really enjoyed a lot of what C5 have done with the series over the years. Yeah, they push it too far at times (Helen Wood) and it&#039;s become somewhat of a joke with rumours of celebrities popping out and hiding this fact and also the move to bring in guest housemates who then tell those left in the house gossip about what is happening outside.Hopefully, they will continue to go in this direction because it really was a brilliant show back in January.The best move, in my opinion, would be to ditch the sleaze and focus on the actual experiment of normal (not models, reality stars or people who want to have sex on TV) everyday fold living together in a confined space.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 116845, member: 2"] The ratings back this up The lack of online discussion backs this up The constant complaints from the remaining viewers back this up However, I've really enjoyed a lot of what C5 have done with the series over the years. Yeah, they push it too far at times (Helen Wood) and it's become somewhat of a joke with rumours of celebrities popping out and hiding this fact and also the move to bring in guest housemates who then tell those left in the house gossip about what is happening outside. Hopefully, they will continue to go in this direction because it really was a brilliant show back in January. The best move, in my opinion, would be to ditch the sleaze and focus on the actual experiment of normal (not models, reality stars or people who want to have sex on TV) everyday fold living together in a confined space. [/QUOTE]

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