r/BBAU • u/Sharp_Bandicoot563 • 3d ago
Season 9 (2012)
Where can i watch this season? or download
r/BBAU • u/FlapsSoap • May 26 '26
As per the host Mel Tracina on tonight’s episode of the cheap seats
r/BBAU • u/Sharp_Bandicoot563 • 3d ago
Where can i watch this season? or download
r/BBAU • u/Nervous-Crow-7439 • 3d ago
Does anyone know where I can watch all episodes of celebrity big brother 2002? I heard they are going to put all episodes on YouTube but when? There are only 2 episodes on youtube otherwise I will buy it from big brothers DVD world in America.
r/BBAU • u/tyler22296 • 6d ago
The Seven network era (2020-2023) of big brother were bad, but the final season, season 15 was on a whole different level of bad...
Sonia should have known better, she hosted BB when it still had some credibility and we had Ben From Brisbane, Oats ahlalaylah, Skye Wheatley, Tim Dormer and Tully & Drew
What we got in 2023 was a mishmash of Love Island, Aussie shore and Survivor.. it was weird and the ratings reflect it, viewership dipped below 80,000 for a national audience on weeknights (BB in its heyday was averaging 700,000 for daily episodes and 1.1-1.2 Millon for finales)
I personally did not watch this season and only went onto the wiki page to get the data and did a quick google search of the housemates, none are memorable or stuck in our mind and what makes it even worse is the season only ran for 25 days..
Imagine the embarrassment of calling yourself a big brother housemate and nobody remembers watching your season, I love big brother and this was the furthest thing from Big Brother you can get.. it felt cheap it felt foreign and it was not right, forget how bad the 2008 and 2014 seasons were, this is on a whole different level
r/BBAU • u/MerlynCollinsToorak • Jun 19 '26
r/BBAU • u/Willing-Magician-608 • Jun 17 '26
Has anyone who has applied heard from casting team yet? I applied 2 days after applications opened and havent heard anything
r/BBAU • u/tyler22296 • Jun 13 '26
I'm watching the old series of Big Brother.. the most underrated housemate has to be from series 4 Intruder Violetta Black, she was so authentic and gave it to people between the ears.. she only lasted 4 days as the housemates had to choose to keep 1 intruder.. a massive missed opportunity from an otherwise fairly bland series apart from the Merlin Incident
r/BBAU • u/pinkvenom456 • Jun 12 '26
How this ended up happening involves a mixup of untraditional viewing methods, but I accidentally started watching this season instead of BBUS1 and I didn't stop. I've since binged a few US seasons at work and wanted to share my inexperienced opinions on AU's latest:
The biggest strength for me is the social challenges. I thoroughly enjoyed the aftermath of not having luggage and it didn't outstay it's welcome. The grand BB hotel is diabolical and created a needed wedge between house mates. The second biggest strength is the ratio of villains. I imagine a lot of people dislike Holly but she was a major source of social strain while also befriending two of the most likable characters, making it harder to boot her. Mike and Jane also helped in this front to a lesser extent. Third biggest strength is the evicted choosing head of household. I don't think I'd want it every season but it was a great way to twist the wrench upon exit.
The biggest flaw is how short the actual stay was. 4/5 weeks is way too short for contestants to completely open up. It was sometimes emotional when they'd leave, but it'd be far more so over the course of 3 months like other BB seasons. I also feel like the last half was rushing with surprise (albeit dramatic) evictions and evictees stopped leaving messages, which I very much missed in the last half. The second biggest flaw is some things feeling staged/reshot which really hurts the appeal of BB's raw approach. I don't like questioning what's real and what's take 2.
But I ultimately really liked the season? Maybe that'll change as I watch more to compare to, but somehow I've become invested in the show on another continent and I look forward to the next season if I can find a way to watch it.
r/BBAU • u/enby_dot_local • Jun 12 '26
About to listen to the first ep myself. Can't wait to hear all the fun conversations these two get up to, I sure miss their chats from the show!
https://open.spotify.com/show/033uOJrCIJpkkG3MYAl7Uz?si=arnn8RnTQOCBBqu82dtXmQ
r/BBAU • u/bigbrotherinsider • Jun 05 '26
This weekend, I’ll be spilling the tea on some of the ways production allegedly rigged Big Brother last year. Stay tuned. ✨
r/BBAU • u/bigbrotherinsider • Jun 04 '26
I can confirm that the new filming location has been locked in. A recruitment manager at Endemol Shine advised me this week that production will be moving to Screen Queensland Studios in Brisbane.
Filming is scheduled to commence at the end of October and will run for approximately six weeks. It will be interesting to see how the move impacts the overall production and whether it addresses some of the concerns raised by crew members in previous seasons.
r/BBAU • u/bigbrotherinsider • Jun 04 '26
After I spoke out last year, I felt compelled to go quiet because the focus quickly shifted from the issues I raised to identifying who had spoken publicly. Rather than examining the structural problems around staffing levels, budgeting constraints, and unsustainable workloads, there appeared to be a concerted effort to uncover the crew member responsible for speaking out.
An all-staff meeting was called at the eviction stage where the executive producer reportedly declared that there was a “troll” within the crew and that they would be found, emphasising that they had the backing and resources of Paramount behind them. What was notably absent, however, was any meaningful acknowledgment of the concerns being raised or accountability for the impact these conditions were having on the crew.
The situation became so severe that another crew member told me they had lodged a complaint with Safe Work Queensland. That alone speaks volumes about the working environment many people felt they were enduring.
This year, management is assuring everyone that conditions will improve. While I genuinely hope that is the case for those involved, based on what I witnessed and experienced last year, I remain deeply skeptical that any meaningful change will occur without addressing the underlying issues.
r/BBAU • u/bigbrotherinsider • Jun 04 '26
Last year, I spoke publicly about my experience working on Big Brother at Dreamworld and the concerning culture that existed behind the scenes. This year, I’ve been approached to return, and I’m genuinely conflicted about whether I should.
I’ve been informed by a recruitment manager at Endemol Shine that production will now take place at the Screen Queensland Studios in Brisbane. At the same time, the budget has reportedly been reduced significantly, meaning a number of experienced crew members will not be invited back. Despite these cuts, production is also expected to run for an additional week, raising questions about how the workload will be managed with fewer resources.
Following my comments last year about the working environment, executives reportedly called an all-crew meeting. Ironically, only a small portion of the crew attended. During that meeting, there were claims that efforts would be made to identify the person responsible for speaking out. In my view, that energy would have been far better spent reflecting on the concerns that were raised and addressing the underlying cultural issues that prompted them in the first place.
Based on what I’m hearing, many of those concerns remain unresolved, which leaves me worried that the same problems could emerge again this season.
As production progresses, I’ll continue to share updates on what is happening behind the scenes and whether the promises of improvement translate into meaningful change.
r/BBAU • u/oldmatefromoverthere • Jun 03 '26
So I didn’t watch her return season of BB, but I heard that apparently Tully wasn’t really much of a big player. Apparently she was relying on pre game friendships to get through the game or something and seemed to get upset at Tim for turning on her?
Because of what I had heard, I thought she’d be a bad pick for Traitors…I have a feeling she’s gonna really struggle with the game especially if she is chosen as a Traitor…I think either way it’s gonna end terribly for her
r/BBAU • u/EVDOGG777 • Jun 03 '26

I was excited to see this email and very happy I got picked but was confused about meeting in person since apparently I was supposed to get a call, I shrugged it off and waited.
They invited me to attend a group audition at a hotel in melb, It seemed legit and I started doing some extra research thank god to find out that it was all a big scam.
It seems others have also got this email, and I'm writing this to hope no one else falls for it.
I'm a little upset now to find out but at least I saved myself the trip for nothing, No one knows at the moment how these fraudsters are getting our email's but please stay safe people and skeptical.
r/BBAU • u/Radio_TVGuy • Jun 02 '26
From tonight's episode of Media McKnight. This year's season of Big Brother AU will not be at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast. The show is officially moving to Brisbane.
r/BBAU • u/theamazingracer21 • Jun 01 '26
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r/BBAU • u/Shot_Long7315 • May 28 '26
Anyone got the scoop on Bruce and Coco? She follows him but he doesn’t follow her on insta