Summary: Another set of residents take over the Big Brother household.

The third series of this increasingly popular reality TV game show is rounded up on this DVD. All the tantrums, drunkenness, flirting and of course, the chickens are present and correct as 10 weeks of constant television is condensed into a compact 90 minutes. Relive such highlights as Sandy's escape, Jade's drunken strip, Alison breaking the table and Kate's eventual victory.

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With more walkers than your average Gary Lineker advert Big Brother 3got off to a rocky start in losing Sunita (she said she wasn't having fun, but she'd probably realised she would be voted out in the first few weeks) and having Sandy offer us his re-enactment of The Great Escape. At this point the series seemed doomed: the remaining housemates hardly looked like the most entertaining of suspects. Then the media stepped in and turned Jade into Jabba the Hut's sister and Tim into "Nice but Dim". There were also a few hints of romance and some fumbling under the sheets, but all amounted to nothing with confessions of love only occurring after the contestants had left the house. You can choose to succumb to voyeurism or attempt to hide from it, but love it or hate it, no-one can escape the media juggernaut that is Channel 4's favourite reality TV show.

On the DVD:Big Brother Uncut 3offers the best and worst of the households antics in Dolby Digital 2.0 and 4:3 picture ratio--but come on, would you really want to listen to Jade in full surround-sound glory? The DVD extras are pretty standard fare for the BBreleases, with multiple angle viewings of the "Word Game" and "Aqua Fun", which basically means you get to see the girls naked from any angle. Along with this you get the embarrassing audition tapes, which make you wonder just why this lot were picked in the first place. But then no sane person would want to enter the Big Brother House, would they? To prove this, comic character Avid Merrion offers his own audition tapes with their bizarre mix of Euro Trashand psycho-stalker extraordinaire--more of which can be seen in Channel 4's comedy Bo' Selecta. --Nikki Disney

Aspect Ratio:	4:3
Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Audition Tapes, Biggest Groupie, Psychiatrists Commentary
Year:	2002
Release Date:	September 9, 2002
Runtime:	170 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	0927 46033 2
Keywords:	Brother, Big, General, Uncut, Documentaries, Biographies
Genre:	Documentaries & Biographies