Hayley Mei what are the secrets????

I dont care what anyone else says, im sticking up for BB cos i think secretly more people watch it than they care to admit! :)

i cant stand big brother
oh and this year there is no prize money.
the things people will do to be on tv.

Your probably right Ren :)

Ah I think this year they're saying there's no prize money to get people to watch. Doubt that will be the case in the end though.

Apparently it's full of 'older' people, which probably means late 20s.

And there's no uncut. I take that to mean that there's no one we'd want to see naked, because there's no way Ten would miss out on those rating surely?!

Post Last Updated:14.07.2007 at 18.35

the reason there is no uncut was due to what happened last season with so may complaints about the uncut version. it coped so much stick over it so they have canned the idea this yr. i used to be a big brother fan, it was a new idea and sumthing funky.... after so many seasons its old and boring now. like survivor.... overused and stupid.

even though the claim to have "new" people in the house, its all the same ppl every year. the same old ppl that are loud and have grown up thinin everyone is in love with them

Yep no money, no prizes, no car. Probably no me watching, if I can help myself. Hopefully this year I've had enough

One of the Australian contestants has died;



THE Australian Government may ask Chinese authorities to investigate the death of former Big Brother contestant Gordon Sloan after new evidence suggesting he was drugged against his will.

The Age has learnt that it now seems clear that the Australian celebrity who acted as a human shield in Iraq was drugged at a Chinese nightclub. Doctors have confirmed they found a mysterious toxic substance in his blood.

The New Zealand-born Mr Sloan was found slumped against a nightclub wall in Beijing on Saturday, September 1 and taken to hospital. He remained in a coma on life support for 12 days. His parents, a brother and a sister flew to China to be by his side and made the decision to switch off life support last Wednesday.

Mr Sloan, a freelance architect who became a household name in Australia when he starred in the first Big Brother house in 2001, had been in Beijing on business.

Jackie Blackie, in charge of consular affairs at the New Zealand embassy in Beijing, said doctors found a mysterious toxic substance in Mr Sloan's body. She said the drug must have been administered to Mr Sloan without his knowledge. "I know he was very anti-drugs and wouldn't have taken it with full knowledge," she said.

Last night Mr Sloan's New Zealand parents were trying to organise to accompany their son's body back to Australia but were having trouble finding an available flight.