Guy Za'aretz and Liron Weizman return to the guideline, admit they missed, sure the viewers have not exhausted, and are not afraid of the competition against "Great Land"

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The "Big Brother" ratings monster returns to the screen tonight (9:15 p.m., Network 13). This is the third season of the network's program, and, as in the previous season, the VIP season, Liron Weizman and Guy will also be hosting this season.

During the VIP season, Weizman said goodbye to the viewers before the season ended because she was a child, and that country continued the guideline alone until the end of the season. Tonight they will return to direct a regular season, which will last three months.

"I die on 'Big Brother', even when I was just watching and probably now as a moderator," says Weizman, who has garnered quite a bit of praise from TV critics for her guidance. "I'm waiting to relive the house, the tenants. Every season I go into it completely. The Big Brother has a different charm, and for anyone who works on television - it's completely the icing on the cake."

He is also excited about this country: "I arrived at the house and began to imagine everything that was going to happen here, the relationships and conflicts that were going to arise. I missed a lot, especially at the eight degrees here in Neve Ilan."

What is the most common question you are being asked on the street?

Country: "The question that is repeated throughout the year is when do you return to the air and of course who the contestants are."

Weizman: "The truth is that I was surprised but a lot of people ask if it's going to be a VIP season or a regular season. Maybe because the last one was VIP. Try me. "

The billboards campaign for this season has been a bit aggressive "" Secular Go Home, "" Right Go Home ", etc. Does this reflect the tone you want to bring to this season?

Weizman: "The idea was to appeal to all groups and all the populations in the country, and in my view the campaign totally did its thing because they didn't stop talking to me about it. There was no doubt that the signs could not be ignored."

Country: "The campaign corresponds with the contemporary era in the country. The home is always made up of people with different agendas, and meeting them creates interesting situations."

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This is only a third season on the net, but it is already a tenth overall season of "Big Brother." What to do to get viewers excited?

This country: Roy Oz's brain (the program editor and the voice behind the Big Brother - IS) doesn't stop working. There is a crazy secret mission early this season, and it was shared before anyone stepped on the red carpet. "

Weizman: "There are a lot of innovations, which of course I cannot elaborate on. On the other hand, we maintain the basis of the program because that is what everyone loves so much."

Later in the season you will come across a "wonderful country" request. There's going to be tough competition.

Weizman: "Almost always broadcasts our beloved and invested programs. The competitors are not in the segment of making us an easy life, which is fine. We will do our best and they will do our best. There is room for everyone."

Country: "We make an interesting and engaging plan and do our best. What happens on the other side doesn't interest us."

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