“Big Brother” will reach a milestone this week, becoming the first primetime show to air 1,000 episodes. The show’s Executive Producers and host, Julie Chen Moonves, discussed the achievement and plans for a celebratory episode.
This week, “Big Brother” will make history as the first primetime show to hit 1,000 episodes. The show is celebrating this milestone with a unique, 90-minute episode scheduled to air on Thursday, August 27. According to those involved, the episode will feature a twist, in keeping with the show’s established format.
“It’s been really interesting and fun to think about how to celebrate the show,” said Julie Chen Moonves, the show’s host and one of its Executive Producers. The source does not detail the specific nature of the twist or any further plans beyond the airing of the special episode. The show is also currently competing with other reality television programs, such as “The Traitors,” but the article does not detail how the show plans to address this competition. There was also no mention of a potential all-winners season.
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