That’s not new! Big Brother has used the ‘white room’ in the original run of the show – after it was revealed it will be a twist ahead of the season finale
Big Brother revealed it will introduce the ‘white room’ to its current crop of housemates ahead of the dramatic season finale.
But it appears the concept of forcing the housemates into a room designed for sensory deprivation is not new for the series.
Surprisingly, the show has actually used it before in its original run back in 2007, according to Big Brother fan forums.
That’s not new! Big Brother has used the ‘white room’ in the original run of the show in 2007, according to Big Brother fan sites
The white room was actually used by four ‘wildcard’ housemates where they had to stay in the small white room, wear only white clothes and eat porridge.
It wasn’t used as a way of determining the winner in the season finale, but whoever was the last to leave gained a spot in the Big Brother main house.
Fans of the show will remember that Aleisha Cowcher won the season, with openly gay housemate Zach Douglas coming runner-up.
It comes as it was revealed the ‘white room’ concept will be revisited this season with contestants forced to withstand the conditions for the $250,000 cash prize.
Shocking! Big Brother Australia is set to introduce the ‘white room’ in a shocking finale twist. However, it was first introduced on the Australian series in 2007. Pictured Sophie Budack
In a newest trailer for the final two weeks, Big Brother showed the sealed off room which is painted all white and has a buzzer in the middle.
‘Big Brother has saved his most epic twist till last,’ the show’s host Sonia Kruger said.
It is not known how the concept of the ‘white room’ will be used on this season of the show. But it has also been used on the UK and Brazilian versions of the franchise.
It’s back! In a trailer for the final two weeks, Big Brother is set revive its ‘white room’, a sealed off room which is painted all white and has a buzzer in the middle
The sneak peek also revealed that one housemate is going to betray the entire house during the final two weeks.
In the trailer, Mat is seen telling Kieran that, ‘it’s beneficial for me to have you in my corner’.
The voice-over then said: ‘One of them will betray the whole house in a move that no one will see coming.’
Playing the game: The sneak peek also revealed that one housemate is going to betray the entire house during the final two weeks
Australia will vote for a winner next month during a live finale when there are only three contestants remaining.
It will be the end of the first rebooted season, which appears to have been a success for Channel Seven. It has been renewed for another season.
Big Brother Australia continues Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Seven
Exciting! Big Brother Australia continues Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Seven