The new producer of Big Brother 2, Arnold Shapiro, said that he expects nudity, romance, lust and passion and that he selected the house guests with the intention of creating an "uninhibited, free-spirited group."

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Shapiro said that there were three times as many applicants for the new Big Brother 2 as there were for Big Brother 1. And this year, there was "a major emphasis placed on casting." And with this group, he said that "nudity, romance, lust or passion... is more likely with this group of people than with casts we have seen on other reality programs."

Apparently, Shapiro knows that sex sells. In an interview with the New York Post, he said, "they're a very uninhibited group--I suspect that it is likely that there will be nudity, and I suspect that it is likely that there will be sex." Moreover, he said, "We will show as much as we can, we might have to do some blurring."

Two of the women, Autumn and Krista, are prime candidates for lust and nudity. Autumn stated her audition tape that "the number one reason why I should be cast on Big Brother is because I can cause major sexual tension and drama among the house mates." And in an interview with the Early Show, Krista sates, "Let's get naked; I don't mind at all...."

Some of the men can also be quite uninhibited. In his audition tape, Mike, a 30 year-old, single guy from LA, stated that he "plans to sleep with a few of the girls."

There will be no prudes on this season's show. The main sleeping quarters has Plexiglas separating the two rooms. In fact, the producers are so eager for sex that they are putting the house mates in coed bedrooms.

Shapiro also revealed that there will be increased tension in the house. He wants tension, and they have designed the house and the rules so that there will be a lot of tension. For example, the beds are all different. The beds range from Army cots to a king-size waterbed. The house guests will have to fight over the beds. Secondly, the house guests will have to compete for food. The losers will be forced to eat peanut butter, jelly, bread and water, while the winners can feast on steak.

Shapiro states, "Each of them has said they will do whatever it takes to win." And he awaits to see the lengths to which the house guests will go to win the $500,000 prize.

By: RealityTVPlanet.com

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