For several weeks now, it seems that reality is losing assets in the show - and Dror's departure was the last straw • How do you try to solve it in the show?
They tried to amuse us with a joke at his expense.
Josie Arena in "Big Brother"
The last time I wrote here about "Big Brother," it was a moment before the new tenants' second entry.
I wrote then that a lot would depend on them to save the season.
It seems that since every week a network has been losing “properties” in the program, and it is left with less interesting tenants.
The surprising dismissal of Gal Gvaram and Linor Sabinik dismantled two couples, and in one moment silenced the talk of Remy and Linor, which would fuel quite a bit of interest in reality.
Gvaram was also very dominant in the house, and now there is one less to light a fire with Judah or Josie.
When things started to get boring, the production came up with the premise of the final where everyone is working on Josie.
It's the same Josie who had had an anxiety attack in front of the cameras a few weeks earlier (and no one in the production thought it might be worth shelving it).
It's easy to work on Josie, so let's entertain the viewers a little at his expense.
Then the bomb fell.
Someone intervened in the production of the programs.
Dror Contento, no doubt a strong and beloved contender, decided it was his time to retire.
For no particular reason and with a lot of drama, Contento left home and left the production with contestants that all that can be said about them is soul, actor, uninteresting, uninteresting, uninteresting, etc.
• "Big Brother": Again the woman paid the price
To create "exciting" situations, the production this season used excessive amounts of messages from home, meetings with family members in the dilemma room, and the highlight was Rami Vered's interview on "The Pipe," where he also received a video from his daughter (which was also out of format).
The production also understood the plight of the lack of interest in the house, and last night they brought in Gal and Linor (not as cast) - and there is no better way than to admit that the female casting on the show was one of the worst seen in "Big Brother."
Who are we left with?
Zehava, whose honor is in place.
Almog, whose acting skills are so poor and transparent, and without Yehuda we would not seem to remember her name, and Karin who is so thirsty for male attention to cling to anyone.
Where are the days of Tikva Gideon, of Tal Gilboa, of Einav Bublil, of Shifra Kornfeld - women who had an agenda, who stood up for themselves or brought interest to the house?
In less than a month the finals will take place, and the program will reach the finish line on the final fumes.
Suddenly the idea of shortening it did not seem so bad.
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