are entirely new? look, i think you want to do both, don t you? the original. you know, i m old. i ve been doing this a long time now. i ve been on both sides of the fence. i ve seen reboots come and go, and some did incredibly well and somejust fell flat on theirface. so the first thing for us when we looked at changing rooms was looking at what people love about it. you know, actually we don t want to lose all of that. then you look back at the show that it was and you analyse it and you go, oh, my god, how did that sustain and why did you watch that? actually, we cast shows differently, we cut them differently now. so, the bits that we rebooted or the bits that we changed were actually about how you film it, how you cast it, how you tell that story, how you hold onto that audience that have so much more choice now. you know, changing rooms went and disappeared because people
it, or at least come close to copying it? how much did you want to introduce elements that are entirely new? look, i think you want to do both, don t you? the original. you know, i m old. i ve been doing this a long time now. i ve been on both sides of the fence. i ve seen reboots come and go, and some did incredibly well and somejust fell flat on theirface. so the first thing for us when we looked at changing rooms was looking at what people love about it. you know, actually we don t want to lose all of that. then you look back at the show that it was and you analyse it and you go, oh, my god, how did that sustain and why did you watch that? actually, we cast shows differently, we cut them differently now. so, the bits that we rebooted or the bits that we changed were actually about how you film it, how you cast it, how you tell that story, how you hold onto that audience that have so much
that are entirely new? look, i think you want to do both, don t you? the original. you know, i m old. i ve been doing this a long time now. i ve been on both sides of the fence. i ve seen reboots come and go, and some did incredibly well and somejust fell flat on theirface. so the first thing for us when we looked at changing rooms was looking at what people love about it. you know, actually we don t want to lose all of that. then you look back at the show that it was and you analyse it and you go, oh, my god, how did that sustain and why did you watch that? actually, we cast shows differently, we cut them differently now. so, the bits that we rebooted or the bits that we changed were actually about how you film it, how you cast it, how you tell that story, how you hold onto that audience that have so much more choice now. you know, changing rooms went and disappeared because people would come in for the first five minutes, and then come
and somejust fall flat on theirface. the first thing for us when we looked at changing rooms was looking at what people love about it. you know, we don t want to lose all of that. when you look back at the show that it was and you analyse it and you go, oh, my god, how did that sustain and how did you watch that? actually, we cast shows differently, we cut them differently now. so, the bits that we rebooted or the bits that we changed were actually about how you film it, how you cast it, how you tell that story, how you hold onto that audience that have so much more choice now. you know, changing rooms went and disappeared because people would come in for the first five minutes, and then come back for the reveal at the end, normally switching over to watch the soaps on itv at the time. actually, both of the bits that we ve really worked on actually, those are the bits that we ve really worked on
why does that make me love him. that he is just socially so horrible he doesn t know thousand handle it. i want him and trump to have a debate together. don t you want to see it? who will win? come on. don t you live in jersey? please, i don t want people to know where i live. okay. joe, a couple of years ago he was up, everyone said he would be the next president. they love that blunt style of his. why sit a negative now? i love the way politician ans identify what people believe their weaknesses to be. his enemies are, he is too honest. he speaks to clearly, we cast have it. when he first came on the scene, i thought, he has an east coast at and now i think he is a bully and i think, first thing he needs to do tell it like it is. he needs to explain the horrible outfit, with the pants pulled up to the equator.