Jonbo298
06-09-2004, 01:36 AM
A cock up with an internet camera resulted in the producers of the reality TV show Big Brother ended up being on the show themselves.
Apparently there was a technical problem with the live feed and that meant some of the streaming with the house was lost. Those tuning into the live coverage were shown production staff sitting and chatting about the show and cast members.
Unfortunately, they were talking about the show in exactly the same way that everyone else does in the UK, and not in the way that television spinsters would like.
They saw a production leader called Dave and a colleague turn to a live feed screen to stare at Michelle taking a shower.
The conversation included such phrases as "Go on, Shell, get em out, luv", and the enigmatic phrase that she would "give a bloke h**d on telly but you won't show us your nips - your puppies - no puppies for Christmas."
The revealing real reality television showed that the producers "knew totty when they saw it" and had difficulty remembering the names of the men in the series.
The producers called one contestant "dirty" and claimed she had "a face like a bulldog licking the p**s off a thistle," the Daily Mirror reported yesterday.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=16414
I laughed when i read that because its so true abuot real life and men. If you were producer of a show like this, you cant help but do what they were saying.
Apparently there was a technical problem with the live feed and that meant some of the streaming with the house was lost. Those tuning into the live coverage were shown production staff sitting and chatting about the show and cast members.
Unfortunately, they were talking about the show in exactly the same way that everyone else does in the UK, and not in the way that television spinsters would like.
They saw a production leader called Dave and a colleague turn to a live feed screen to stare at Michelle taking a shower.
The conversation included such phrases as "Go on, Shell, get em out, luv", and the enigmatic phrase that she would "give a bloke h**d on telly but you won't show us your nips - your puppies - no puppies for Christmas."
The revealing real reality television showed that the producers "knew totty when they saw it" and had difficulty remembering the names of the men in the series.
The producers called one contestant "dirty" and claimed she had "a face like a bulldog licking the p**s off a thistle," the Daily Mirror reported yesterday.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=16414
I laughed when i read that because its so true abuot real life and men. If you were producer of a show like this, you cant help but do what they were saying.