Reality TV
Aisleyne: 'C4 jumped ship too early'
Published Friday, Aug 28 2009, 12:45 BST | By Daniel Kilkelly

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The 30-year-old model, who finished in third place on the 2006 series, claimed that executives should have considered a major revamp of the format before resorting to pulling the plug for good.
Writing in her Reveal blog, she explained: "I think Channel 4 are jumping ship too early, and may live to regret axing Big Brother after next year's show. Big Brother isn't dead, it just needs a jump start. Maybe a new production team with fresh ideas would help?
"The show is still successful in the USA, so maybe we need to learn from them and their format. We are a voyeuristic nation and we love to watch real life - that's why reality shows are so popular.
"Even programmes like EastEnders emulate real life and are a firm national treasure."
Earlier this week, Channel 4 confirmed that Big Brother 11 will be the show's final series with the broadcaster.
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