Now, you're probably thinking to yourself "Big Brother was never 'loved'" but it certainly used to be a lot more passable than the horrid waste of air time we're currently being endured to wade through over on it's new home of Channel 5. The show, which is created by Endemol and has been airing since 1999, was at first an intriguing social experiment when it first appeared on our screens over a decade ago. Putting a bunch of strangers in one house and them filming them as they descended into madness and cat fights was entertaining... Up until season 3. By that point the show's format had grown tired and repetitive and the housemates that went in became increasingly more ridiculous and outlandish. The show died a death in 2011 when it was dropped by Channel 4, or so it seemed. It was eventually "rescued" by Channel 5 but Davina McCall, who presented the show for almost all of its run, departed and was replaced by the unlikable Brian Dowling and then the even more unlikable Rylan Clark. If Davina had stayed on board it might have had a chance but as it is, it's now one of the more detestable shows on television.