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>Viewfinder : We hope psychologists will be on hand for >’PBB’ teen >edition > >First posted 11:49pm (Mla time) April 22, 2006 >By Nestor U. Torre/ Inquirer > > >THUS FAR, ABS-CBN HAS come up with two editions of >“Pinoy Big >Brother.” The first version of the reality show >involved then- >unknown “housemates” chosen for their sexy or hunky >looks >or “audience-accessible” qualities. > >While it succeeded in making celebrities out of some >of >its “graduates,” the reality challenge was generally >characterized >by tedium, occasionally interrupted by bursts of >attention-calling >activity. > >The second edition of “PBB” was more successful >because it featured >minor celebrities who didn’t have to waste much time >establishing >themselves in viewers’ consciousness. > >In addition, they were more interesting and colorful >individuals who >had a clearer sense of self. Thus their behavior, >speech and >relationships were more eventful and view-worthy. > >Now, the third “PBB” edition will involve unknowns >once again—only >this time they will all be teenagers. What are the new >challenge’s >prospects? > >On the plus side, there are millions upon millions of >teens in the >Philippines, so the new show will be an empathetic >viewing >experience for many. > >It could tackle issues and provide insights into the >aspects related >to teen life, behavior, attitudes and problems that >could clear the >air for youths and parents alike. > >On the other hand, the teen edition of “PBB” could >inordinately >stress relationships, crushes, sensuality, >sexuality—so, watch out >for all those raging hormones! > >We trust that the show will have youth psychologists >on hand to >supervise some of its more “interesting” activities >and “experiments,” so they don’t get out of hand. > >If the people behind the show resolutely refuse to let >the teen >edition disintegrate into a sniffling, squabbling love >soap, it >could become an interesting and instructive viewing >experience. > >And, if the teen “housemates” come across well in the >show, some of >them could become stars in their own right. It’ll all >depend on how >savvily they’re chosen, and how creatively and >responsibly the new >show is handled. > >Let the teen “games” begin! > >http://news.inq7.net/entertainment/index.php? >index=2&story_id=73404&col=26 > > >rv_searchforastar · Regine Velasquez's Search For A >Star

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