"Reality television aims to expose human beings and use them asentertainment. However, it is said each contestant sees a psychologistbefore entering the house, and I find it hard to believe they would letan acutely vulnerable person continue. It is important to remember thatit is a television show, and people who apply know what they are lettingthemselves in for. If they don't like it, they can walk." - Hannah, 17,Wolverhampton
"Big Brother is a bad influence on young people. I'm sure adults withchildren would sacrifice watching it for their children's sake." -Hamza, 11, Westcliff-on-Sea
"Shows like Big Brother are exploiting potentially vulnerable people andI don't even think that it is particularly entertaining." - Hamish, 15,Cornwall
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