Big Brother Season 23 Update: The 23rd season of the well-known reality show- Big Brother will air in summer 2021. Host Julie Chen Moonves makes a return for this new season. return. The news comes only in front of the two-hour season finale of “Big Brother: All-Stars,” which aired on 23rd October this year.
Big Brother Season 23
The show follows a gathering of individuals living respectively in a house equipped with 94 HD cameras and in excess of 113 receivers, recording everything they might do 24 hours per day. Every week, one of the contestants will be removed from the house, with the final Houseguest getting the great prize of $500,000.
The creators of “Big Brother” are Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan working for Fly on the Wall Entertainment.
Big Brother 22: Audience reaction
Since its debut on CBS in the mid-year 2000, the show keeps on being one of TV’s first-class summer shows. Summer-to-date, the Wednesday and Thursday episodes are heads in demos among all transmissions.
Big Brother 22 was staggeringly unsurprising, anti-climactic, somewhat disputable, and there wasn’t sufficient of Queen Janelle. Be that as it may, as all Big Brother fans know, regardless of the amount we fuss about this stand-out unscripted TV drama, we quite often return, which is the reason the producers are now considering season 23.
But there’s some good news. After long-lasting grumblings from past players and fans about the show’s issues with variety and prejudice, CBS has made a vow that the cast of Big Brother—and the entirety of its organization unscripted TV dramas—will have projects with half of the contenders being Black, Indigenous and People of Color, starting in the 2021-2022 transmission season as per a public statement.
There were just five in Big Brother 22’s 16 member cast, and beside Celebrity Big Brother 2 champ Tamar Braxton, no Black player has ever won the show following 20 years on the air. However, rumors have now risen up about a probable winter/spring season in early 2021 or Big Brother Celebrities 3.
More shows from CBS
CBS’s current program of unscripted shows other than “Big Brother” incorporates other inheritance shows like “Survivor” and “The Amazing Race” just as fresher releases like “Love Island” and “Game On.”
