New details have emerged from Big Brother confirming exactly how the show will run and the new way housemates will be evicted, but the news has some fans up in arms.
The show has also confirmed a spin-off series with a familar face from the past.
WATCH: Big Brother reveals another twist ahead of the show’s launch.
An extended trailer released this week revealed the much-anticipated show will feature a challenge and elimination every single night.
“Big Brother is changing the rules. Every day he will set a new challenge and every episode will end with an eviction,” the Big Brother Twitter page announced.
The new twist has fans questioning whether this will be the shortest season ‘in the history of Big Brother.’
“Does that mean the show will only last 20 days with 20 housemates?” one Twitter user questioned.
“Eviction every episode are you serious?” another user wrote.
Other fans, however, were delighted by the news.
“An eviction every episode? We love to see it,” a third Twitter user wrote.
Chatting on Nova 96.9’s Fitzy & Wippa show recently, host Sonia Kruger revealed how the eviction process will play out, and it sounds brutal.
“In this version of the show the housemates go through huge challenges and if you win a challenge you get to nominate three people. Then the housemates vote who goes home,” Sonia explained.
A second twist announced yesterday was the unveiling of an exclusive online series called The Big Bro Show.
Hosted by Mike Goldman, known best as the voice of Big Brother from 2001 to 2014, the show is described as being “made for fans,” and will cover the “drama, laughs, controversies, romances, fights, and evictions.”
Housemates are slowly being revealed as the show draws closer. When filming wrapped in April just two finalists remained with a live finale and the public to determine the winner at a later date.
The new futuristic Big Brother house was custom built in a warehouse on Manly’s north head in Sydney.
Big Brother premieres June 7 on Channel Seven
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