Julie Chen on David Letterman
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Julie Chen's Appearance on David Letterman
Summary
Julie Chen made a guest appearance on the David Letterman show last night. While fans eagerly anticipated insights about upcoming guests, Chen remained tight-lipped. She did, however, chat about changes at CBS, her personal life, and the concept behind "Big Brother," describing it as a compelling social experiment.Article
During her conversation with David Letterman, Julie Chen expressed her excitement about the live feed available to the public through the REAL SuperPass Live Feed. Letterman amusingly inquired if anything romantic happens when people are together in such a setup. Julie chuckled, explaining that houseguests are acutely aware of the ever-present cameras. She noted that Americans are quite conservative and mentioned that the U.S. version of "Big Brother" was the last globally to feature romance, starting with season four.
When asked if the houseguests are "normal," Julie admitted that there have been occasions when things got out of hand. In such cases, houseguests were taken to the diary room and escorted out by security. She humorously added, "I don’t know if I would say [the houseguests] are normal people!"
Julie also revealed that the "Big Brother" houses are designed to be anything but comfortable, aiming instead to spark tension and drama. This year's house will embody a "good vs. evil" theme, packed with twists and surprises. Design hints suggest a 15-foot flame wall in the living room and a brick kitchen to enhance discomfort and tension.
Following the announcement of 20 potential All-Star housemates by the producers, viewers get to vote for their favorites. Letterman joked about the possibility of no one voting, to which Julie replied that the producers would simply make the selections themselves.
Julie wrapped up the interview by encouraging viewers in America and Canada to cast their votes. She also mentioned her plans to take a week-long vacation with her husband after the casting premiere.
This article originally appeared on [More Big Brother](http://www.morebigbrother.com).
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