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'''''Big Brother 2011''''' is the twelfth series and current series of the ] ] series of ]. It is the first regular series to be broadcast on ]. '''''Big Brother 2011''''' is the twelfth series of the ] ] series of ]. It is being broadcast on ] for the first time. It launched on the night of Friday 9 September 2011 with an hour and a half long special launch show, the day after the final of '']'' was broadcast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://totalbigbrother.com/live/live-big-brother-launch.tbb|title=Big Brother Launch|date=9 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Total Big Brother}}</ref> The series is scheduled to last for 64 days.{{citation needed|date=October 2011}}


'''''Big Brother 2011''''' launched on Friday 9 September 2011 with an hour and a half long special show, airing the day after the final of '']'' was broadcast, which is the first time in the history of ] Big Brother a regular series aired in September or after a Celebrity Big Brother Final.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://totalbigbrother.com/live/live-big-brother-launch.tbb|title=Big Brother Launch|date=9 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Total Big Brother}}</ref> The series is scheduled to last for 64 days.{{citation needed|date=October 2011}}


==Overview==
There were 14 original housemates, all 18-30, 7 men and 7 women.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s149/big-brother/news/a339267/big-brother-regular-series-to-last-63-days-14-housemate-teasers.html|title=Big Brother: Regular series to last 63 days, 14 housemate teasers|date=8 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Digital Spy}}</ref> Viewers had glimpsed possible housemates auditioning to enter the house during trailers on ''Celebrity Big Brother 2011'' and ''Big Brother's Bit on the Side'' on ]. On 8 September, the evening before launch night, presenter ] confirmed a "surprise guest" twist involving Canadian-born model and '']'' star ] who would enter the house on launch night to host a party and set a number of tasks during a four day stay.<ref name="Pamela Anderson to enter Big Brother House">{{cite web|url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s149/big-brother/news/a339466/pamela-anderson-to-enter-big-brother-house-ill-leave-a-skidmark-on-every-housemate.html|title=Pamela Anderson to enter Big Brother house: 'I'll leave a skidmark on every housemate'|date=8 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Digital Spy}}</ref> There were 14 original housemates, all 18-30, 7 men and 7 women.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s149/big-brother/news/a339267/big-brother-regular-series-to-last-63-days-14-housemate-teasers.html|title=Big Brother: Regular series to last 63 days, 14 housemate teasers|date=8 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Digital Spy}}</ref> Viewers had glimpsed possible housemates auditioning to enter the house during trailers on ''Celebrity Big Brother 2011'' and ''Big Brother's Bit on the Side'' on ]. On 8 September, the evening before launch night, presenter ] confirmed a "surprise guest" twist involving Canadian-born model and '']'' star ] who would enter the house on launch night to host a party and set a number of tasks during a four day stay.<ref name="Pamela Anderson to enter Big Brother House">{{cite web|url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s149/big-brother/news/a339466/pamela-anderson-to-enter-big-brother-house-ill-leave-a-skidmark-on-every-housemate.html|title=Pamela Anderson to enter Big Brother house: 'I'll leave a skidmark on every housemate'|date=8 September 2011|accessdate=10 September 2011|publisher=Digital Spy}}</ref>



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Template:Big Brother housemates Big Brother 2011 is the twelfth series of the British reality television series of Big Brother. It is being broadcast on Channel 5 for the first time. It launched on the night of Friday 9 September 2011 with an hour and a half long special launch show, the day after the final of Celebrity Big Brother 2011 was broadcast. The series is scheduled to last for 64 days.

There were 14 original housemates, all 18-30, 7 men and 7 women. Viewers had glimpsed possible housemates auditioning to enter the house during trailers on Celebrity Big Brother 2011 and Big Brother's Bit on the Side on 5*. On 8 September, the evening before launch night, presenter Brian Dowling confirmed a "surprise guest" twist involving Canadian-born model and Baywatch star Pamela Anderson who would enter the house on launch night to host a party and set a number of tasks during a four day stay.

The series is sponsored by skincare brand Freederm. This series is the first to use online voting via Facebook credits. After the relative success of the celebrity version that preceded it, the main show has struggled in the ratings and the live eviction shows have ebbed to some of the lowest audiences in the series' history. The new series has featured a high content of male nudity during pranks and shower scenes and instances of lewd talk and salacious behaviour have featured in the post-watershed evening highlights programmes.

In the series' first three weeks, Tashie, Rebeckah and Heaven were evicted; Mark walked on Day 27.

Production

History and build-up

After Richard Desmond bought Channel 5, he said he was keen to acquire Big Brother. Meanwhile, Endemol had been granted permission to keep the Big Brother house at the Elstree Studios, Hertfordshire, where it currently is until 30 September 2013. On 2 April 2011, the Daily Star, a newspaper owned by Desmond, reported that Big Brother was returning on Channel 5 in August 2011 with a Celebrity edition. On 6 April 2011, Channel 5 formally confirmed it had signed a £200 million 2-year contract with Endemol to screen Big Brother UK from 18 August 2011.

Auditions

On 3 May 2011, Endemol and Channel 5 officially opened the process for people to apply to be on the show. Open auditions for the Channel 5 series were held at Old Trafford in Manchester on 10 and 11 June 2011. Auditions were also held in London on 18 and 19 June 2011 at the Emirates Stadium. All applicants had to attend the open auditions with identification to be considered for the series and had to be a legal resident of the UK or Ireland aged 18 or over by 31 July 2011 to audition for the show. Big Brother 2010 winner Josie Gibson took part in filming at the London auditions meeting potential housemates.

Trailers

From 23 July 2011, trailers announcing the imminent return of the celebrity version of the series were aired using Marcus Bentley's voice. Former housemates that featured in one of the trailers included Josie Gibson, Brian Dowling and Alex Reid. This coincided with the launch of the new eye logo for 2011. In the run-up to Celebrity Big Brother, the channel featured a promotional campaign under the slogan "When Bruv takes over" based on the David Guetta and Kelly Rowland song "When Love Takes Over". It featured a large cast of past housemates dancing and miming in the streets, finally meeting up in a park with CGI effects adding a fly-past with coloured smoke overhead. Break bumpers announcing the series were broadcast in the week running up to the launch along with a countdown to the launch day voiced by Bentley. Channel 5 also took out commercials on other channels, including ITV1 promoting the launch of the new series. The launch was also trailed heavily in the printed media, including an advertising blitz in the Desmond-owned newspapers and magazines and posters in town centres. In the second week of the celebrity version, trailers heralded the return of the main series on 9 September 2011.

The House

The main elements of the house design were inherited from that used for the previous celebrity series. Viewers first previewed the new Big Brother house during Celebrity Big Brother 2011 in preparation for the intake of regular housemates on the night of 9 September 2011. Differences include the walls being changed from a fish theme to a forest theme, the bedroom being made over with fresh textiles and gold mirrored furniture for the regular housemates. In the bathroom, the installation of transparent double shower cabinet with a frosted central band offers minimal privacy. There is a clear view of the shower's unclothed occupant from the house and garden but the frosting obscures the user's private parts from a clear view. There is a large central free-standing oval bath and with small pink and blue hand towels provided. The bathroom is mainly blue and pink with a sofa and clear view of the goings on from the living room and garden. Some of the house space was converted to create a luxury apartment for houseguest Pamela Anderson during her stay in the house. The luxury bedroom has since been used for a variety of tasks. The wall of faces in the living room was also changed on Day 3 with the new housemates' faces added. These turn blue to indicate the nominated housemates and red to indicate an evicted housemate. There are a number of spare spaces on the montage.

The garden retains the oblong pool with wave facility used for Celebrity Big Brother with a bridge going across it. In Week 1, an artificial beach area was installed ready for the arrival of Pamela Anderson. This has featured in several outdoor tasks. There are areas of astroturf and decking, palm trees and an outdoor shower. Three leather sofas stand in an outdoor lounge area next to the "beach". This area which was first used to host Pamela Anderson's VIP party on launch night. There are doors leading to the sauna cabin, toilet and main house. There is also an area of rattan seating with cushions, throws and garden lanterns. This area has an artificial fire hearth which light up at night, decorated with logs and flames. The exterior walls and the interior of the house are decorated with simulated stonework.

Cameras and surveillance system

The housemates are to be watched by a network 47 cameras 24/7, the largest number of cameras to date. The show is to be broadcast in high-definition for the first time in its history. In preparation for HDTV broadcast standard, the house has been illuminated with a super-bright overhead lighting rig.

The Diary Room

The Big Brother 2011 diary room chair is in the style of a luxury club chair in deep red with gold trim. The new Diary room has already featured in Celebrity Big Brother 2011 with a small task room adjacent.

Web presence and social media

Unlike most previous Channel 4 series, there is no 24 hour live free-to-air feed from the house. This has alienated some traditional fans of the show as they have difficulty keeping up with events in the house since the shift from Channel 4 to Channel 5. The channel is concentrating on the daily highlights shows, the spin-off and eviction shows and is placing preview clips from action in the house on the dedicated website and social media. Regular tweets on current events in the house are being placed on the official Twitter site with other clips on Facebook. Some highlights clips have also been posted on the official YouTube page. Daily updates drawn from the media will be placed on this site as they are available to draw together these sources. For the first time in the UK series, the show is accepting online voting for the public votes via Facebook Credits alongside phone voting. A diary of daily events in the house is also being posted on the Channel 5 website to accompany the clips.

Voting and eviction night

So far the series has used "vote to save" for the public vote as opposed to the "vote to evict" method generally used in previous series. A new feature involves showing a pre-record farewell message to the house from the evicted housemate shortly after their eviction. This feature was first seen when Pamela Anderson left the house after her stay as a houseguest.

Housemates

Main article: List of Big Brother 2011 housemates (UK)

There are 14 housemates, all 18-30 years of age with an even split between males and females. Viewers were given a teaser of their profiles on Big Brother's Bit on the Side on 7 September.

Name Age on entry Hometown
Aaron Allard 30 Weston-super-Mare, Somerset
Aden Theobald 19 Enfield, London
Alex Lee 18 South Shields, Tyne and Wear
Anton Murphy 23 London
Faye Palmer 19 Tamworth, Staffordshire
Harry Blake 23 Cheshire
Heaven Afrika 30 London
Jay McKray 27 Newcastle
Louise Cliffe 25 Manchester
Maisy James 19 Kent
Mark Henderson 28 Berkshire
Rebeckah Vaughan 28 Wirral
Tashie Jackson 21 Oxford
Tom O'Connell 20 Solihull, West Midlands

House guests

Pamela Anderson

Pamela Anderson joined the housemates as a guest on launch night, as confirmed on the final night of Celebrity Big Brother 2011 claiming that she would "leave a skidmark on every housemate". This promise, however, proved to be false as Pamela was polite and conducted herself with decorum throughout her stay. She remained in the house for the duration of the first weekend setting three tasks. On day 1, she hosted a VIP party for five hand-selected housemates. In this task, one housemate had the most impress Pamela to win a "Golden Swimsuit" secretly granting them immunity from eviction. On day 2, she announced that she would be interviewing housemates during a speed-dating task in the sauna in which the most impressive date would earn a golden swimsuit. Aden won this task. On day 3, Pamela set the house a Slow Motion lifeguard task which was won by Maisy. On day 4, Aden lost his golden status to Rebeckah after Pamela chose her as winner of a task. Pamela left the house on day 4 and the golden housemates were given access to the Pammy Annexe. During her time in the house, Pamela wore several striking party dresses by British designer Vivienne Westwood.

Sister shows

Big Brother's Bit on the Side

This is the main spin-off show for Big Brother UK which made its debut during Celebrity Big Brother 2011. The host is Emma Willis. Other reporters include Alice Levine and Jamie East. It mixes the styles of the previous spin-offs Little Brother and Big Mouth. Viewers have already encountered the show's "mascot", a canine security guard who ejaculates in excitement when the younger female guests' names are mentioned. The show features extra clips of the previous day's action plus previews of the current day's events in the house. On Sundays, the show features a quiz on the week's events in the house.

OK! TV: When 'Bruv Takes Over

This is a special edition of the main OK! TV magazine show broadcast from the Big Brother compound at Elstree Studios. The hosts are Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost. The first edition aired on Wednesday 17 August where viewers were given a preview of the new Big Brother house on the eve of the launch of Celebrity Big Brother 2011. It mixes celebrity and showbiz news and interviews with news and events from the Big Brother house and interviews with ex-housemates.

Weekly summary

Each week in the Big Brother House is summarized in the table on the main page. A typical week begins with the nominations, shopping task, and ends with the eviction of a Housemate during the following Friday's episode. Evictions, tasks, and other noteworthy events for a particular week are noted. Events are listed in order of sequence as far as possible.

Weekly summary
Week 1 Tasks
  • During celebrity houseguest Pamela Anderson’s stay in the Big Brother House, the housemates were given tasks to try to impress her. Anyone who impressed Pamela received a golden swimsuit to wear at all times. Unknown to them, the golden swimsuit would also give them immunity from being nominated. Heaven won the first swimsuit at the launch night VIP party as Pamela found her the most entertaining guest. Aden won the second golden swimsuit, as Pamela found him datable. Maisy won the third golden swim suit after winning a Baywatch-themed endurance competition. Rebeckah won a golden swimsuit for being the most impressive; however, she had to replace one of the three winners with herself; that housemate would lose their immunity from being nominated. She chose Aden.
  • For the weekly shopping task the men and women faced off in a Battle of the Brains. Part 1 of the task involved the teams calculating sums using fish stuffed into barrels of stinking fish paste. The men won, resulting in them gaining control of the shopping list. Part 2 involved them answering two general knowledge questions at £50 for each correct answer. The housemates won £350 for shopping following the deduction of £50 for a breach of task rules.
  • Alex won her individual secret task to walk 2 miles around the house. She won a luxury basket of cosmetics for the female housemates.
Entrances
  • Mark, Maisy, Aaron, Heaven, Tom, Tashie, Aden, Alex, Harry, Rebeckah, Anton, Faye, Jay, and Louise entered the House on Day 1. They were joined by celebrity houseguest Pamela Anderson, who was waiting for them in the garden.
Exits
  • Pamela Anderson left the house on Day 4.
  • Aaron, Harry, and Tashie were nominated to face the public vote on Day 4. Tashie became the first person to be evicted from the Big Brother House on Day 8, having received the fewest votes to save.
Week 2
Tasks
  • On Day 9, the housemates took part in an endurance task called 'Clucking Hell' which involved them dressing up in chicken suits and sitting in a chicken coop for as long as possible. At certain time intervals, housemates would be provided with popcorn in a trough, which they then had to eat in an allotted amount of time. Harry won the task after having sat in the coop for nearly nine hours. As a reward, he was immune from this week's nominations and the public vote.
  • For this week’s shopping task, in a 2 day task called “Say Yes!”, housemates were required to say “Yes” to everything Big Brother asked them to do, if they said “No”, they failed automatically. Mark said "Yes" to wearing nothing but a tiny flesh-coloured pair of briefs for the day and passed. Alex said "Yes" to getting a spray tan and passed after four successive spray tans. Anton and Maisy accepted the task of Maisy wearing a lycra shock suit, and having Anton "electrocute" her; they then swapped roles and passed. Tom said "Yes" to a haircut but declined a challenge to have a short back and sides and failed. Harry turned down a Gay Times photoshoot and failed. Aden said "Yes" to a task involving ignoring his girlfriend, Rebeckah. Rebeckah said "Yes" to making Mark lose all his house possessions. Faye refused to have a tattoo saying "Yes" on her arm once she saw its size on a rubber stamp fake tattoo and failed. Jay accepted the task of eating a whole roast chickens, eating three in total. Heaven accepted the task of bungee jumping above the garden. Aaron and Louise said "Yes" to the offer of a one night stand involving them standing back-to-back in the garden for a predetermined amount of time. At the end of the group task, they were given a code to the safe which revealed that the maximum number of fails allowed was five. They said "No" twice to an offer to watch the nominations but as the housemates said “Yes” to at least 8 of the 13 tasks, they received a luxury shopping budget as their reward.
  • Faye completed her secret 'Diss and Kiss' individual task, choosing Aaron for a dinner date.
Punishments
  • On Day 9, as punishment for tampering with cameras and fixtures and for throwing Aaron's mattress into the pool, Big Brother punished the housemates by taking away the hot water, hair appliances and banning alcohol. They had to have cold showers during this period.
  • On Day 12, as punishment for Harry and Anton discussing nominations, Big Brother extended the ban on hot water.
Exits
  • Heaven and Rebeckah were nominated by their fellow housemates to face eviction on Day 11. Rebeckah was evicted on Day 15, having garnered the fewest votes to save.
Week 3
Tasks
  • On Day 17, the housemates were challenged to a task called 'Meal shakes' in which they had to guess two classic meal combinations combined in milkshakes. The winners were Tom, Harry, Anton and Aden who won a luxury formal dinner with wine.
  • For this week's shopping task called 'Man vs Beast' housemates were tested with their bravery as they went head to head with a supposedly real gorilla (unbeknownst to them, the gorilla was actually gorilla impersonator Peter Elliott in the suit). The housemates were each given a toy gorilla to cuddle and give to the gorilla to transfer their scent to it. The gorilla then had to decide which housemate should take part in the first challenge, which involved passing a ball back and forth. The housemates then chose who would face the gorilla in the next two challenges, which involved taking a picture with the gorilla and dressing up as one and gaining the ape's trust. Each task passed would gain 30 seconds for the final task, which involved grabbing as many of the four hundred bananas that were scattered in the garden within the allotted time, while the gorilla 'roamed free'. Each banana grabbed would equal £1 towards the shopping list. In addition, two toy monkeys were also scattered in the garden; picking them up would add £50 to the shopping budget.
  • On Day 20, the housemates completed a group task challenging them to clean up the house dressed in white boiler suits while dancing to piped music.
  • On Day 21, Louise won her individual secret whoopee cushion task to "fart" 3 times in front of the housemates to earn a dinner date to eat chips and gravy with Jay.
  • On Day 22, the housemates were set a diary room betting task linked to a party poker game with the two surviving housemates after the Friday eviction. The same day, Alex won the group a barbecue after passing a task involving a quiz about her knowledge of the Barbie doll character.
Exits
  • Aaron, Aden, and Heaven faced the public vote to save this week. Aaron and Aden were saved and Heaven was evicted on Day 22.
Punishments
  • As punishment for discussing nominations, Anton had to wear a sticker over his mouth and Maisy had to wear a burlap sack, each had "I MUST NOT DISCUSS NOMINATIONS" written on them.
Week 4 Tasks
  • On Day 23, Anton was appointed 'King of the House' for his birthday which fell today. As part of this task, Big Brother fooled him into believing that his pop music single had topped the chart, backed up with fake interviews. The housemates had to keep up the deceit and obey all his demands of them as King, however humiliating. As part of the task, Anton made Harry act as a dog and made him give up his biscuits. Anton also made Aaron and Faye kiss on the lips and asked Tom to give him a back massage The housemates obeyed all the King's orders and won a luxury birthday party with champagne and chocolates with Anton performing his "winning" single in the garden. At the end of the task, Big Brother revealed to Anton that his track had not been released and he realised that he had been subjected to a practical joke. As a reward for completing the task, the housemates were given a party in the garden with fried chicken.
  • On Day 24, Big Brother set the eleven housemates a fast food based task called 'Speed and stamina' involving them wearing fat suits, wigs and make-up to look like portly truck drivers. As there was an odd number of housemates, Aden did not compete and served the burgers from a fast food hut. They had to pair up and eat as many mini-burgers in three minutes as they could while racing round a track in the garden. The winners were Anton and Jay who ate 12 burgers. Anton dressed as a cheeseburger and Jay as a hotdog as winners of the task. They had to keep the outfits on, despite getting very overheated, in order to win some cans of beer as their reward.
  • On Day 26, the housemates faced a Toy Factory themed task in which they must assemble toys, teddy bears and assemble packs of playing cards in the correct order of the pack in order to win a shopping budget of £300. As 'bossiest' housemate, Jay was appointed as factory manager charged with keeping the workers in order, with Anton and Aden appointed as his deputies. The factory workers' normal food was taken away and replaced with a factory canteen serving the workers meagre rations while the management sit in their office, eat luxury food and play snooker. The workers had to produce a quota of each toy in order to win a full luxury shopping budget. Tom and Maisy were secretly tasked to produce individual targets in order to earn enhanced bonuses towards the shopping budget. The workers disrupted the task by throwing the toy components and cars around and having water fights in the factory. However, they passed their three toy-making quotas and passed. They won a total £500 luxury shopping budget thanks to Tom making the largest number of dolls during his secret mission, despite Maisy failed her secret target. After the task, Mark announced that he intended to leave the house. On Day 27, Harry continued with the shopping task pranking by ordering 500 bananas, food colouring, 50 large chocolate bars, 50 litres of milk, 50 bottles of ketchup, 50 boxes of cereal and no alcohol which annoyed Jay.
Exits
  • On Day 25, Faye and Maisy were nominated for eviction with each receiving 6 votes.
  • On Day 27, Mark left the house voluntarily by walking after stating that he felt trapped and could no longer cope with being filmed 24/7 on camera.
Punishments
  • On Day 24, Jay and Anton were 'punished' by Big Brother by having to wear a hotdog and hamburger suit respectively as a twisted 'reward' for winning the Fast Food Task in order to win drinks for the housemates. They were eventually allowed to remove the outfits and drink the beer, having endured the suits for several hours on a very hot Autumn day.
  • On Day 26, as Boss of the factory, Jay 'sacked' Aaron and Mark by making them 'reduntant' for misbehaving during the Toy Factory shopping task.

Nominations table

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Nominations received
Aaron Tashie,
Anton
Heaven,
Rebeckah
Anton,
Aden
Jay,
Anton
14
Aden Alex,
Tom
Heaven,
Tom
Heaven,
Aaron
Aaron,
Faye
9
Alex Anton,
Tashie
Heaven,
Maisy
Anton,
Aden
Maisy,
Faye
4
Anton Mark,
Aaron
Heaven,
Rebeckah
Aaron,
Heaven
Faye,
Maisy
7
Faye Harry,
Aaron
Heaven,
Rebeckah
Aaron,
Heaven
Anton,
Aaron
7
Harry Aden,
Tashie
Rebeckah,
Aden
Heaven,
Tom
Faye,
Maisy
6
Jay Harry,
Aaron
Rebeckah,
Heaven
Maisy,
Heaven
Faye,
Mark
3
Louise Tom,
Alex
Maisy,
Rebeckah
Maisy,
Aaron
Maisy,
Faye
1
Maisy Alex,
Mark
Alex,
Mark
Mark,
Aden
Aaron,
Mark
14
Tom Louise,
Harry
Rebeckah,
Maisy
Aden,
Aaron
Aden,
Maisy
4
Mark Anton,
Tashie
Rebeckah,
Maisy
Maisy,
Aden
Aden,
Maisy
Walked
(Day 27)
6
Heaven Harry,
Tashie
Faye,
Jay
Aaron,
Maisy
Evicted
(Day 22)
12
Rebeckah Harry,
Aaron
Jay,
Heaven
Evicted
(Day 15)
8
Tashie Harry,
Aaron
Evicted
(Day 8)
5
Nomination
note
1 2 none
Against
public vote
Aaron,
Harry,
Tashie
Heaven,
Rebeckah
Aaron,
Aden,
Heaven
Faye,
Maisy
Walked none Mark
Evicted Tashie
Fewest votes
to save

Rebeckah
Fewest votes
to save

Heaven
Fewest votes
to save

Notes

  • ^Note 1 : Pamela Anderson was able to give immunity to four chosen housemates during her stay by giving them a golden swimsuit. Heaven, Aden and Maisy received the first three golden swimsuits, however Pamela chose the final golden housemate as Rebeckah. She had to choose one of the other three and remove their privilege—she chose Aden, hence he was no longer immune from eviction.
  • ^Note 2 : Having won an endurance competition on Day 9, Harry gained immunity from the second round of nominations.

Ratings

Weekly ratings for each show on Channel 5. Figures exclude 5* Channel. All numbers are in millions and provided by BARB

Date Official Channel 5 rating
(millions)
Weekly rank Share (%)
9 September 2.77 2 13.0
10 September 1.67 8 6.0
11 September 1.72 7 8.0
12 September 1.69 3 8.0
13 September 1.61 5 8.0
14 September 1.65 4 9.0
15 September 1.37 11 7.0
16 September 1.93 1 8.0
1.41 10 10.0
17 September 1.14 21 TBA
18 September 1.44 8 TBA
19 September 1.64 5 TBA
20 September 1.67 4 TBA
21 September 1.58 7 TBA
22 September 1.55 9 TBA
23 September 1.63 6 TBA
1.31 12 TBA
24 September 1.42 10 TBA
25 September 1.55 8 TBA

Press reaction

The Daily Star includes a page on Big Brother everyday and The Daily Express has a small column on the events in the house. The press was initially slow to pick up on events in the house after heavy coverage of the previous Celebrity series, despite the launch night twist of inviting Pamela Anderson as weekend houseguest. The 18-30 profile of the housemates and high levels of male nudity seen in the launch week highlights shows attracted the tabloid headlines. The Sun reported on the struggling ratings in its edition of Thursday 22 September 2011. As the show entered its fourth week on air, the press reported on the low ratings for the Friday night eviction night shows. The premature exit of housemate Mark Henderson on Day 27 made the newspaper headlines.

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