Odds Shorten on Big Brother Being Axed
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The odds on Big Brother being axed from British screens have shortened after Australian TV chiefs pulled the plug on the reality TV show.
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Big Brother has been pulled from the Australian schedules by Network Ten seven years after it began there.
The current series, which featured a surprise appearance from Pamela Anderson, will be the last when it ends later this month.
Former Baywatch star Anderson, 41, was flown into the house last week in an apparent attempt to revive the show's flagging ratings.
Ten programming head David Mott said of the decision to axe the series: "After eight successful seasons and 1,316 episodes, Ten has announced that Big Brother will not be returning in 2009. We are immensely proud of the show and the incredible success it has enjoyed. We're ending the season on a high.
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Big Brother has been pulled from the Australian schedules by Network Ten seven years after it began there.
The current series, which featured a surprise appearance from Pamela Anderson, will be the last when it ends later this month.
Former Baywatch star Anderson, 41, was flown into the house last week in an apparent attempt to revive the show's flagging ratings.
Ten programming head David Mott said of the decision to axe the series: "After eight successful seasons and 1,316 episodes, Ten has announced that Big Brother will not be returning in 2009. We are immensely proud of the show and the incredible success it has enjoyed. We're ending the season on a high.
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