One thing I learned about Big Brother is that most international versions are entirely different from the US version. Most are basically a different show. However, Canada is almost exactly the same as the US version, with a few tweaks here and there. There are some things the US still does better, but Canada does many things that I wish our version could take away from.

A few years ago ABC family released a show called The Fosters that followed a family with one biological child, 2 adopted children, and 2 new foster children. I started the show when it first released but up until this past year in quarantine did I go back and finish the series. Part of the reason I was prompted to finish it was because I heard that there was a spin-off called Good Trouble that followed the two daughters as they start their adult lives in LA.

Leave it to Netflix to release yet another original that I’ve managed to binge in basically a single day. Bridgeton is a victorian tale about the families in London’s high society during the wedding market season. It mainly follows one of the more popular families – the Bridgeton family and their daughter Daphne who is looking for an eligible husband on the marriage market.

If you like Big Brother or Survivor which I mentioned in previous Media Monday posts then you will definitely like Sequester. Sequester is another last man standing reality competition that takes elements from Survivor and Big Brother and mixes them into a new cool concept.