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Author:  Madeline [ 22 May 06, 10:21 ]
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Big Brother’s Big Brain (C4, 11.05pm)


“Brain” is not a word one would usually associate with Big Brother – but fanatics won’t care as this is yet another chance for them to delve deeper into each contestant’s world.

Demot O’Leary leads the debate as a team of psychologists and guests dissect inmates’ behaviour. Sun
Author:  cc100 [ 22 May 06, 15:07 ]
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Will it be live? And why put O'Dreary in control of the debate? :-?
Author:  darkhawk76 [ 22 May 06, 15:24 ]
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why can't it be a "no presenter" psyche show, like in the olden days
Author:  Starlet [ 22 May 06, 15:59 ]
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I'm hoping this will be good :)
Author:  public image ltd [ 22 May 06, 16:19 ]
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I'm sick of seeing these shrinks on the Big Brother gravy train - they either say the bleeding obvious or go off at bizarre tangents.

I can analyse this BB nonsense myself, thank you very much. :angel:
Author:  Calrissian [ 22 May 06, 16:41 ]
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public image ltd wrote:
I'm sick of seeing these shrinks on the Big Brother gravy train - they either say the bleeding obvious or go off at bizarre tangents.


Making comments about the obvious is what psy' academics do.

Calrissian: tired...and tired
Author:  darkhawk76 [ 22 May 06, 16:47 ]
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public image ltd wrote:
I'm sick of seeing these shrinks on the Big Brother gravy train - they either say the bleeding obvious or go off at bizarre tangents.

I can analyse this BB nonsense myself, thank you very much. :angel:


I can't coz I'm thick ::lol::

seriously though sometimes those tangent stuff is quite interesting and it makes me look as HMs in a different way. Though I'm still puzzled by the hatchet job on Jonny in the final week of BB3 (not that I wanted him to win)
Author:  public image ltd [ 22 May 06, 16:48 ]
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Calrissian wrote:
public image ltd wrote:
I'm sick of seeing these shrinks on the Big Brother gravy train - they either say the bleeding obvious or go off at bizarre tangents.


Making comments about the obvious is what psy' academics do.



There was just a gap in the market.
Some people just like to be told that they aren't soley responsible for their actions.

'It was the Big Brother editing, Guv!'
Author:  E13Lad [ 22 May 06, 21:35 ]
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Dermot: So what do you think about Nikki

Phyco: Well Nikki likes the sound of her own voice, she is insecure so when people are not talking about her, she starts talking about her to try and get the others to talk about her.

This is an important week for Nikki as with Saturn entering Uranus she will have the lead planets in her head which will make her feel somewhat uncomfortable and somewhat dehydrated. This is quite normal and a sign that the alpha male of the house is totally ignoring her.

Next week as Pluto meets Saturn the heat will rise in the house for NIKKI and she will feel very dehydrated and will seek comforf from bottled water, this is quite typical in uneducated self obsessed people.

With that I rest my case (something Nikki wishes she could do)


Ok so tell me about Richard


Richard is the alpha queen of the house, you can see how comfortable he is with his red nails and this shows he has a sensitive side. Another interesting thing is he is missing something he cant get in the house and so has brought in lollipops to suck on as a substitute.


Well thanks for that our resodent phyco will be back later with more complete tosh.

Having said all that I do enjoy hearing what they have to say
Author:  Madeline [ 22 May 06, 22:00 ]
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Big Brother's Big Brain - Dermot here to educate you!


On tonight's Big Brother's Big Brain Dermot is joined by psychologists Dr Harry Witchell and Rachel Morris to discuss the relationship between the Housemates and Shahbaz, how Richard and Dawn have become the parental figures, and why Nikki just can't stop moaning.

They'll also be joined by Dr Hugh Rickards, an expert in Tourette's Syndrome, and comedian Noel Faulkner who suffers from Tourette's, to talk about Pete and how he deals with the condition.
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That's all on tonight, 11.05pm, CH4. Ch4
Author:  Madeline [ 23 May 06, 0:23 ]
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Comedian Noel Faulkner who suffers from Tourette's says Pete is the only one who can handle Shahbaz ${
From what I have seen Pete either goes awol or waits till Shahbaz is alone before he goes to see if he is okay.
Author:  CameronBB4 [ 23 May 06, 0:29 ]
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ROFL - Richard was "out-gayed" - man that was a classic if ever I heard one!
Author:  maj [ 23 May 06, 1:27 ]
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that was quite a good show. most of it was indeed quite obvious but the lisa stuff was, as dermot said, pretty subtle. and the tourettes interviews were excellent.
Author:  trolleydolley [ 23 May 06, 1:30 ]
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hey maj....nice to see someone from up the road!
Author:  CameronBB4 [ 23 May 06, 1:39 ]
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I think they've taken the wrong approach to that show. It's too 'pseudo' imo - if they're going to do that, do it properly.
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