Channel Seven announces a recap show for Big Brother – and a fan favourite is returning as host
Channel Seven has announced that its upcoming Big Brother reboot will have a spin-off show.
The network unveiled The Big Bro Show in a video posted on Twitter on Tuesday.
The recap program will be hosted by Mike Goldman, who is better known as the former voice of Big Brother.
Guess who’s back! Channel Seven has announced that its upcoming Big Brother reboot will have a spin-off show hosted by the franchise’s former Mike Goldman
The teaser began with highlights of the new housemates, challenges and diary room – only for Mike, 47, to interrupt: ‘I’m still here!’
He looked sharp in a tailored suit and explained that The Big Bro Show would ‘recap everything Big Brother’ for viewers.
‘Who better to have an inside look than the guy who is not allowed inside to have a look?’ he added.
New look: Fans will Mike narrated the reality show from season one, when it first aired on Channel 10 back in 2001, through to its last season on Channel Nine in 2014 (Pictured Channel Seven’s 2020 Big Brother title card)
Other roles: While Mike has appeared in every single episode of Big Brother, it was revealed earlier this month that is also set star in a Netflix series called Clickbait
Mike was Big Brother’s narrator from season one, which aired on Channel 10 in 2001, until its last season on Channel Nine in 2014.
He will also be starring in a Netflix series called Clickbait with Entourage star Adrian Greiner, which is being filmed in Australia.
The series ‘explores the ways in which dangerous and uncontrolled impulses are fuelled by social media and the fractures between virtual and real-life personas’.
She’s back too! Sonia Kruger (pictured), who hosted Big Brother on Channel Nine, will return as host of Channel Seven’s revamp of the show
Housemates: Several personalities moving in have been revealed so far, including ex-AFL star Daniel Gorringe, 27 (right) and outspoken mummy blogger Zoe George, 39 (left)
Sonia Kruger, who hosted Big Brother on Channel Nine, will return to front Channel Seven’s reboot of the show.
Several housemates have been revealed so far, including ex-AFL star Daniel Gorringe, outspoken mummy blogger Zoe George, and ’80s aerobics instructor Marissa Rancan.
The entire season was pre-recorded in Sydney earlier this year, except for the finale, which will be the only live episode with a public vote.
The Big Brother reboot will premiere on Channel Seven in June. The Big Bro Show with Mike Goldman will stream on Seven’s digital platforms
In the house! Iconic 80s aerobics instructor Marissa Rancan, 61, was recently revealed as one of the housemates