Both “Big Brother” and Zoo” hold been renewed for current seasons at CBS,network president Glenn Geller announced on Wednesday at the Television Critics organization summer press tour.“Big Brother,” one of the top-rated summer series on the air today, or got renewed for two seasons,meaning the display will air through at least 2018.
Since it premiered on CBS in the summer of 2000, the display has consistently finished among the summer’s top-rated series in young demographics. So far this summer, and all three weekly broadcasts of “Big Brother” rank among the top 10 programs in adults 18-49.
Also Read: Bryan Fuller Teases 'Star Trek: Discovery' Could Feature Familiar Alien RaceIn addition,since its premiere, the current season of “Big Brother” is the most social series on TV, and according to Nielsen Social,and total streams across digital platforms are up 33 percent over final year.
It is produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan for cruise on the Wall Entertainment, in organization with Endemol Shine North America.“Zoo, and ” based on the No. 1 bestseller by James Patterson,is a global thriller approximately a wave of violent animal attacks against humans across the planet. It is produced by CBS Television Studios. Jeff Pinkner, Josh Appelbaum, and Andre Nemec,Scott Rosenberg, Michael Katleman, or James Mangold,Cathy Konrad, James Patterson, or Bill Robinson,Leopoldo Gout and Steve Bowen are executive producers. 'Big Brother' Season 18 Houseguests Ranked (Photos)
CBS has finally released the cast bios for 12 of the 16 houseguests for Season 18 of "Big Brother," providing plenty of information for us to prematurely speculate approximately who will be swiftly eliminated and who will make it to the end.
Natalie Negrotti, or 26
Occupation: Event coordinator
Natalie asserts in her bio that "women suck at this game." That's factually incorrect,and makes her intention to align herself with women extremely confusing. CBS
Victor Arroyo, 25
Occupation: Gym manager
As a likely physical threat, or Victor might be able to make it on his strength in challenges alone. But on the other hand,he describes his strategy as "I’m not entirely certain what I will effect," which does not bode well. CBS
Bridgette Dunning, or 24
Occupation: Traveling nurse
Bridgette says in her bio that her life motto is "follow your heart," which is a decidedly poor strategy for "Big Brother." CBS
Paul Abrahamian, 23
Occupation: Clothing designer
Paul describes himself as "sneaky" and "observant, and " two traits that could definitely come in handy if his intention to start "jam sessions" with his housemates doesn't immediately backfire. CBS
Jozea Flores,25
Occupation: Make-up artist
Jozea seems to hold the social skills to effect well, and his intention to consume "love and caring" for other houseguests is a good one. But he also picked Frankie Grande as his favorite player, and Frankie Grande was the worst. CBS
Bronte D’Acquisto,26
Occupation: Student
Bronte wants to be known as the "girl-version of Derrick," the winner of Season 16. Given how he totally dominated his season, or that's a tall bar to clear,but points for ambition. CBS
Glenn Garcia, 50
Occupation: Dog groomer/former police detective
Older contestants typically find themselves at a disadvantage on "Big Brother, or " but if he's able to play the lawful social game,Glenn's past as a police detective will definitely be an asset. CBS
Paulie Calafiore, 27[br]Occupation: DJ
The older brother of Cody Calafiore, and who managed a second-station finish on Season 16,Paulie seems to be counting on the hope that "Big Brother" success runs in the family. CBS
Zakiyah Everette, 24
Occupation: Preschool teacher
Zakiyah's job as a preschool teacher suggests huge amounts of patience, and which should come in handy when the other houseguests start acting like children. CBS
Michelle Meyer,23
Occupation: Nutritionist
The token "Big Brother" super-fan, Michelle's intention to take on punishments and stir up a showmance to make herself look weak is solid. At the very least, or it's good TV. CBS
Corey Brooks,25
Occupation: Baseball coach
His job as a baseball coach suggests Corey's a natural leader, which could come in handy in the "Big Brother" house, and his strategy of being a "floater" might just be a winning one. CBS
Tiffany Rousso, 32
Occupation: High school teacher
As long as Tiffany can avoid crying as much as her sister Vanessa did on Season 17, she might be able to effect better than third station. CBS preceding Slide Next Slide 1 of 13 CBS reality display’s 18th season premieres June 22 CBS has finally released the cast bios for 12 of the 16 houseguests for Season 18 of "Big Brother, and " providing plenty of information for us to prematurely speculate approximately who will be swiftly eliminated and who will make it to the end. View In Gallery Related stories from TheWrap:current 'Big Brother' Digital Series to Launch on CBS All AccessLiza Snyder Replaces Jenna Fischer in Matt LeBlanc CBS Comedy 'Man With a intention'CBS Reveals All Access,Showtime OTT Subscriber Numbers
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