The small screen is awash with reality TV shows.
Trouble is that our appetite for voyeurism is insatiable.
Sacha Molitorisz asks where it will end. Of the 25 cameras in the Big Brother house, positioned to capture every movement of its inhabitants, there's one that pushes the bounds of good taste. It's the camera mounted directly above the toilet, capturing the most intimate footage 24 hours a day. While the images will never be broadcast, toilet-cam is a symbol of television's newfound voyeurism, raising questions about just how far reality TV can go. The makers of Big Brother defend the toilet-cam intrusion as part of the game.