The trio has seized control of
Big Brother Canada 9. What a big difference a few weeks can make to the game and the balance of power. Back in Week #5, The Sunsetters and the remnants of The Odd Balls were at war picking each other off week-to-week. But now, the love triangle trio (with Kiefer) dismantled The Odd Balls and transformed the game into a fight against the duos.
Big Brother Canada 9 deep down was a season about the duos and trios, regardless of the big alliances that were fighting on both sides. To advance the game, Week #6 and Week #7 took huge strikes against the houseguests who wielded such massive power in the early weeks. It’s a big change from what has been done in the past with simply eliminating floaters or a big alliance in control.
The outcome of
Big Brother Canada 9’s Week #2 was up in the air right to the final few hours. This round was a prime example of how fun and thrilling
Big Brother can be when the houseguests give it their all to play the game. Sure, the outcome ended up being the safe option, but the back-and-forth within the majority alliance flipped consistently so that Josh’s and Rohan’s chances weren’t so simple. Week #2 kept us all on our toes it’s a shame that the edited episodes didn’t match the truth and fire that came from the 24/7 live feeds.
Simu Liu sends a special message to fans after the sad news that Kim s Convenience is ending
By Heather Cichowski
Simu Liu is as heartbroken as the rest of us. The actor, who played
Jung Kim on the show, shared his emotions in a lengthy post on Instagram. Producers of the hit CBC comedy announced on March 8 that the show s fifth season, which is currently airing on CBC Gem, will be its
last because co-creators
Ins Choi and
Kevin White are moving on to other projects. Without them, the cast and crew have come to the difficult conclusion that [they] cannot deliver another season of the same heart and quality that has