Paul Osborne

You could access the show in real time, albeit legally compliant.

And then also back in the day, the shows were half hour long.

They were half hours.

So you're condensing 24 hours of material that a lot of people have already seen down to the sort of 30-minute edit of the days.

Yeah, true.

I mean, you have to follow that transparency as well.

I mean, Big Brother as well, chronological.

You know, you don't move things around.

You start at the top of the day and you end at the bottom of the day.

That's your day five, whatever it is, in the Big Brother house.

You're following it chronologically.

You're not even moving diary rooms around.

It's like you show them coming to the diary room at the time that they came.

You show what's going on at the same time as that diary room is taking place.

There was definitely an element of staying truthful about what's going on in the house and balanced.

Well, I mean, with Celebrity Big Brother, people have to be willing to take part.

Obviously, that's the first kind of hurdle.

I think one of the earliest people we had in that cast was Ken Russell.

Because he was a huge fan of the show.

And it just became, our casting person became aware of the fact that Ken Russell would like to take part.