Paul Osborne

Big Brother's Little Brother, that entire team is also watching everything that's going on.

They're looking for unseen material that they can utilise.

Legal teams, like the streaming was complied by lawyers, and so it's on a 15-minute delay.

So those people are watching.

The directors that are putting together all the shots and following everything, they're watching.

Everyone's watching.

I mean, you've seen it.

It's a village.

It's a village, yes.

No, it's not approached like that, actually.

You're always looking for balance.

And you don't want to be accused of creating a character that the public then like or dislike based on your choices.

So you're always looking for balance.

There's a lot lying on the sofa.

There's also a lot of kind of like mundane everyday life.

But sometimes that's also a great inclusion.

Like I was doing a little bit of watching back a few things in advance of this.

And it's like there's a whole story about Kate boiling her pants in a saucepan.

That made it into the show.

There's a lot of mundane things going on that are humorous, funny, character-revealing.