August 30, 2005
The Pinoy Big Brother “reality show” recently received a flak from
concerned groups for showing too intimate and lewd footage on air. The
groups filed complaints to MTRCB Chairwoman Maria Consoliza-Laguardia to
censor and if possible suspend the show. ABS-CBN representatives and the
concerned groups composed of the Coalition for Decency and Morality
(Code M), CBCP Office on Women, Pro-Life Philippines, The Philippine
Crusade for the Defense of Christian Civilization, Skills, Values, and
Entrepreneurship for Progress (SAVE), and the Family Federation for World
Peace, attended a meeting with Laguardia last August 26 to discuss the
matter.
In response to MTRCB admonitions, ABS-CBN promised to tone down the
sexual and erotic content of Pinoy Big Brother and to focus on its
teledrama theme.
MTRCB encouraged viewers to continue monitoring objectionable live
feeds in the show and to file their position papers and complaints. Future
violations will be ground for suspending the program.
Below is the position paper of Pro-Life Philippines which summarily
presents the concerned groups’ objections to Pinoy Big Brother.
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August 26, 2005
MARIA CONSOLIZA-LAGUARDIA
MTRCB Chairman
6th Floor, President Tower
81 Timog Avenue
Quezon City
Dear Madam,
We from the Pro-Life Philippines would like to raise our complaints
against the “reality show” teleseries Pinoy Big Brother being aired on a
prime time slot in ABS-CBN Channel. We are very concerned and troubled
of the implications of this show to our children and to society in
general. We are voicing our objections against the show on the following
grounds, which we hope will merit your attention:
• Pinoy Big Brother infringes the intrinsic right to privacy of
persons, where privacy is cast as something with a price, in this case, P
1-million cash plus house and lot to winners. The fact that the
participants still show reservations (call it “inhibitions”) in doing some of the
activities and penalties on camera is a testimony that we human beings
by nature, unlike the lower animals, need to guarantee our sense of
private space. We decry the participants being lured to expose their
private and toilet activities on public.
• Pinoy Big Brother taunts the intimate relations between man and woman
in a marriage. The participants in the show tell that what they are
baring on TV and doing together with their “partners” (dressing and
undressing, going to the toilet, doing body paints, going to rooms together,
going bare from swimming pools) is acceptable to any man and woman the
way husbands and wives will eventually do together. But the
participants are not husbands and wives to be encouraged to do things they admit
are proper to married partners. The partners are not even committed or
engaged to each other, where one is already married and beginning to
have a crush on a housemate. This is worse than TV shows presenting
boyfriends and girlfriends engaging in erotic and sexually suggestive
activities. The characters are complete strangers and are openly vulnerable to
each other’s ploys to win the game.
• Pinoy Big Brother exposes our children to wrong values on sexuality.
In one episode, housemates discussed use of female contraceptives and
first sexual encounters. One male contestant shamelessly confessed he
was eight when he had his first sexual experience with his maid.
• Pinoy Big Brother defeats its claimed “reality” value that supposedly
justifies its lewd presentations. The participants are placed in
conditions that don’t reflect real life. Being conscious that they are on
air, it is expected for them not to act out their true selves the way they
will do off the record. Pinoy Big Brother is a sham, and our children
deserve better than phony discussions and “realities.”
• There’s nothing “pro-Pinoy” in Pinoy Big Brother. It blurs the true
state and lifestyles of ordinary Filipinos while exalting irresponsible
hippie and yuppie living. Majority of Filipinos start their day
preparing to go to office or school, busy throughout the day, and spending the
rest of their time with their families or genuine friends, far from the
Filipino “reality” being shown in the teleseries. The TV program is but
an imitation of an American “reality” show version. The original show
casts self-confessed people from broken families who lived in
dysfunctional environments. Its voyeuristic and exhibitionist theme only gives
participants opportunity to exhibit their dysfunction (cuss words,
suggestive sex on air, etc.) not cure it. We expect these kinds of show to
worsen if we will tolerate them.
We therefore hope that your good office will stop Pinoy Big Brother or
any of its kind from airing on TV. We expect your board to continue
preserving our most invaluable and true Pinoy values. Thank you very much.
Respectfully yours,
MR. NICOLO F. BERNARDO
Media Relations Personnel
SR. MARY PILAR L. VERZOSA, RGS
National Coordinator-Pro-Life Philippines
Program Officer-Coalition for Decency and Morality (Code M)

Hehehe, They wanted to transformed the housemates from this:


I think for women they should wear something like this


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Pinoy Big BrotherHousemates Reveal to Kuya Their Possible Nominations Friday, September 02, 2005 10:46 AM 
They already have their nominations. Ten housemates revealed to Kuya yesterday their POSSIBLE choices for the first ever Pinoy Big Brother Nomination Night.
As early as yesterday, Franzen, JB, Jason, Uma, Rico, Bob, Say, Cass, Nene and Racquel have already decided who they would possibly choose for the upcoming nomination, which will be held tomorrow night. Only Chx and Jenny remained puzzled as to whom they will select among the 12 housemates. The two told Pinoy Big Brother that they still need more time to think about the matter.
Reasons for their Nominations
The housemates gave two main reasons for their possible nominations. It’s either they don’t like the housemate or they feel that the housemate is a major threat against their survival inside the Pinoy Big Brother house.
Among the housemates who chose to nominate the persons that they think are threats to their ultimate survival inside the house are Rico, Racquel and Nene.
Rico said, “Kasi po, like sa Survivor, yung parang nakikita mo na medyo nasa taas, hahatakin mo pababa, ganoon po yung alam kong mga style. Basta pagdating ng nomination day, magiging totoo po ako sa sarili ko, hindi ko muna iisipin ang friendship..”
Other housemates wanted to eliminate the persons that they are not comfortable to live with inside the house
JB explained that although he has nothing against on some of the housemates, he stressed that he’s relationship with them is not that well. “Wala po kasi kaming napapag-uusapan, Kumbaga hindi ko po alam kung pano makarelate sila, ang ganun po rin sila siguro sa akin.”
Although they have different opinions on who they want to nominate, the twelve agreed on one thing; they are not yet ready to leave the Pinoy Big Brother House. They said that if ever they’re ousted from the contest, they will accept their fate but with a heavy heart.
“Siyempre masakit yun, pero kailangan kong tanggapin kasi mayroon talagang magiging winner dito. Tatanggapin ko na lang at magdadasal na lang ako na baka mayroon pa akong ibang chance,” Jenny explained.
The Final Nominations
The choices that the housemates made yesterday are not final and unofficial, Most of all, it has no bearing on what will be the outcome of the Nomination night tomorrow. Pinoy Big Brother only asked their sentiments on the upcoming nomination night. The only housemate that is sure to be nominated tomorrow is Rico, since Pinoy Big Brother already nominated him last Wednesday for showing unpleasant behavior inside the house.
The housemates still have more than a day to make their final choices. And a lot can still happen that might affect their decisions. One great factor that could influence their final nominations is the result of their Dance Marathon Challenge, which they will know today.