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Grabbing attention by promoting itself on billboards and pretty much everywhere as the successor to Big Brother, this new series starts tomorrow evening on Channel 4.
It aims to show what happens when you "take the walls down" from BB, and seems to be following (carefully selected) people as they go about their life in Notting Hill, with focus changing on "characters" as and when their life becomes more or less interesting.
Another feature is the 'Chat Nav', where viewers can contact the programme after an episode and offer advice to somebody who has to make an important decision.
The creators claim that this show could be a great success, or could fall flat on its face - the kind of risk that Channel 4 is never shy to take - and it all sounds very interesting, but will it still be here in 2020?
Some more stuff here:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/realitybites/a277227/so-what-is-seven-days-all-about-then.html
and
http://www.channel4.com/sevendays
It aims to show what happens when you "take the walls down" from BB, and seems to be following (carefully selected) people as they go about their life in Notting Hill, with focus changing on "characters" as and when their life becomes more or less interesting.
Another feature is the 'Chat Nav', where viewers can contact the programme after an episode and offer advice to somebody who has to make an important decision.
The creators claim that this show could be a great success, or could fall flat on its face - the kind of risk that Channel 4 is never shy to take - and it all sounds very interesting, but will it still be here in 2020?
Some more stuff here:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/realitybites/a277227/so-what-is-seven-days-all-about-then.html
and
http://www.channel4.com/sevendays