Number Plates For Big Brother.....

Personally Yours Registrations have noticed the UK public are more and more interested in the Channel 4 program "Big Brother". Here we have listed a few possibilities for the contestants of Big Brother.

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Davina McCall is the host of Live Eviction shows and other special shows. She has been the host of Eviction shows for all seven seasons of Big Brother UK.

About Big Brother - Channel 4 has announced Big Brother will be renewed for an eighth series, which will air in May 2007. It has now been confirmed a ninth, tenth and eleventh series of Big Brother UK, which include the celebrity version, all its subsidiary shows and E4 streaming have been signed with Channel 4 for a reported £180 million.[1] Although the ITV director of television, Simon Shaps, is believed to have talked to Endemol about the contract, it is understood the network did not make a formal offer for Big Brother.

 Aspect ratio
Series 1–6 of Big Brother (2000–2005), including the four series of Celebrity Big Brother 2 of them, were some of the very few programmes on mainstream British terrestrial television that were broadcast in the old 4:3 aspect ratio as opposed to the more common 16:9 widescreen format. (Except the Big Brother Panto, which was in widescreen). The reason for this is unclear, but was believed to be because of the size of some of the cameras. However, from Big Brother 7 (2006) the aspect ratio has been switched in favour of the 16:9 format, with Big Brother, and all of its sister shows broadcasting in widescreen.

The House
For the first two series, the house was located in Bow, London near to the Three Mills Studios which housed Davina's interviews and the production crew. After planning permission expired after two main seasons (and the first Celebrity Big Brother), Newham Council ordered the complex to be returned to a natural habitat. Subsequent series have taken place at Elstree Studios, which offers more security than the Bow site (which had a public footpath running alongside the southern border). Even the Elstree site has problems, however: it is close to a residential area, attracting complaints from locals about crowd noise on eviction night. Permission has recently been granted to extend the lease of the house for series 7 and 8 (2006 and 2007 respectively).[3] On 20th July 2006 it was reported in a tabloid newspaper that Big Brother producers had failed to gain the rights to extend the lease for usage of the house past 2007, mainly due to the fact that local residents are continually complaining about crowd noise on eviction nights. Celebrity Big Brother 6 and Big Brother 8 will both be filmed at Elstree Studios but the newspaper reported that Big Brother producers are now attempting to find a new location for the Big Brother House where it will begin filming for series 9 (2008 respectively).[4]

Every year, Big Brother changes the interior of the house to make it fit with the theme of the series. For example, the Big Brother 5 house was claustraphobic, with very sharp and harsh design features. Series 7 had an "Inside Out" theme, where certain items that one would expect inside of the house, such as the dining table, were located outside in the garden. Starting with series three, the entrance and exit to the house have featured the same design. Due to the fact that the Elstree Studio is located on a tank, one must travel up a staircase, walk through sliding doors with the Big Brother logo imprinted on them, and then walk down another staircase inside of the compound to reach the main door to the house. However, series five saw a departure from this, as the entrance to the house was flat.

The tasks
Housemates are regularly set tasks by Big Brother. These vary from a short job for one housemate (often conducted without the other housemates' knowledge) to tasks over several days involving the whole house.

Shorter tasks are generally rewarded with "treats" such as cigarettes or alcohol. The longer ones usually determine the size of the weekly shopping budget. If housemates fail these tasks, they are provided with basic rations only. Tasks often involve an element of performance, dressing up, or artistic endeavour.

In more recent series, some tasks have also rewarded or punished housemates with regard to nominations, such as the now infamous 'Pants of Power'.

Series 3 of Big Brother introduced the "Big Brother: Live Task" programme. Each Saturday at 9.00 p.m., the housemates would take part in a short task which could change the way they live in the house, one task gave the housemates the chance to remove the bars (rich / poor side divide).

The live tasks were continued in Big Brother 4, where winners of the task were treated to special rewards in a hidden 'reward room'. In series 5 the results of the live tasks affected the size of the prize fund. £10,000 was taken off the prize; each task they failed however, this was discontinued in the third week of Big Brother 5 to make way for further highlights from the house.

Live
Channel 4 has made available live pictures and audio from the Big Brother house. However the stream had a delay of 15 minutes so that audio and/or pictures can be edited out to comply with TV regulations.

Internet Stream
The action from within the house has been streamed live over the Internet for a one-off fee subscription that lasts until the end of a series. Subscribers to NTL Broadband Plus can watch the live stream free over the Internet.

E4
Since the second series Channel 4's sister station E4 has also carried live pictures and audio from the Big Brother house. An interactive service available to digital viewers allows 24/7 access to the stream, even when E4 is carrying normal programming. In 2005 for Series 6 this service became available and free for 5.1 million viewers who have access to Freeview. During series 2 - 4 the interactive service via digital TV also carried up to 4 separate video streams; 2 containing live footage from the house, both focusing on different groups of people in different areas of the house whilst the others contained highlights from recent house action. Only a single feed appeared from Series 5 onward.

Free view viewers were previously able to view live streaming by pressing the red button while watching E4 and 'LIVE' is displayed. This redirected the viewer to channel 305, which required More 4+1 to be discontinued to allow for the transmission. However, as of 17th of July this feature was removed in preparation for a free version of Film4 which began airing on the 23rd of July.

Subscribers to the NTL digital cable service, Digital cable Telewest and Sky Digital viewers can watch the feed through the red button.[5] However, this service is unavailable to Sky's Irish customers as E4 broadcasts on a different frequency in Ireland due to commercial legislation, and the frequency isn't capable of interactive streaming.

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