With only 9 days until the premiere of Big Brother 9, (only 9 days!)--we'll take this moment to remind you to tune into the second season of Big Brother After Dark airing on Showtime Sho2 February 12, 2008 at 12am/est-3am/est.
After watching BBAD last season, I'd have to say the more interesting times are when there are still quite a few big brother houseguests still in the house. Once the number has dwindled, so does the entertainment. So, be sure and tune in early in the season to see some of the fun.
Last year's cast of Big Brother houseguests brought Zuma, Zuma into the spotlight. Looking forward to seeing what new game and mischief the new batch of BB9 houseguests may bring to the table.
If you don't have SHO2, don't worry! We'll be bringing you some of the best moments from Big Brother After Dark.
Our Big Brother 9 countdown continues tomorrow---but for today,
Happy Superbowl Sunday, Big Brother fans!
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Night time is the right time for Big Brother 9 fans!
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Showtime After Dark for Big Brother 9--it's a go!
Get ready for some more late night hours, BB fans.
Showtime will be bringing back Big Brother, After Dark for the new winter edition of CBS Big Brother 9, starting February 12,2008 at 12AM-3AM ET/PT on SHO2, seven nights a week.
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- CBS and Showtime will once again
partner to bring viewers Big Brother: After Dark, an exclusive, live televised
look inside the BIG BROTHER house after the network prime-time cameras have
been turned off. Big Brother: After Dark will feature a live television feed
from the "Big Brother" house for three hours (12:00-3:00 AM, ET/PT), seven
days a week, on the cable network's SHO2 multiplex channel beginning Tuesday,
February 12th at 12:00 AM ET/PT. The announcement was made today by Robert
Greenblatt, President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc.
"Big Brother: After Dark was a big success for us at bringing an audience
to very late night time periods on SHO2. This began as an experiment with our
friends at Endemol and CBS, and I'm happy that it worked so well for all of
us," said Greenblatt. "I'm amazed at how much curiosity there is about what
goes on in the Big Brother house after the lights are out, but what better
place to present that than on SHOWTIME where we have a lot of on-air real
estate in the wee hours of the morning."
Big Brother is produced by Allison Grodner.
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