Original title
Big Brother
Released
7/18/2000
Origin country
GB
Genre
Reality
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
19
Number of episodes
1486
A British reality television game show in which a number of contestants live in an isolated house for several weeks, trying to avoid being evicted by the public with the aim of winning a large cash prize at the end of the run.
After a full decade of drama, laughs, and controversy Big Brother ends it's monumental run in 2010. The best bits from the past ten series, complete with nudity, drunken antics, arguments, wacky challenges and straight-up stir craziness, are distilled down into one bumper package of highlights and commentary.
The former front man of Big Brother’s Big Mouth , Russell Brand takes a surreal, sideways look at Big Brother through the ages. Did you know that the original eye logo was Su Pollard from Hi-De-Hi and that BB4’s Gos was the inspiration for the Lionel Ritchie smash ‘Hello’? Brand reveals the ‘truth’ behind the phenomenon that has been Big Brother for the past eight years.
Jamie East travels round the country to the Big Brother auditions to meet the best and worst of the applicants hoping to win a place on the show.
Keep up-to-date with the latest events in the House.
Keep up-to-date with the latest events in the House
Keep up-to-date with the latest events in the House.
All the drama and excitement of Big Brother as it happens, with exclusive live streaming from the House.
Big Brother 2000, also known as Big Brother 1, was the first series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It is based upon the Dutch series of the same name, which gained notoriety in 1999 and 2000. The series debuted on Channel 4 on 18 July 2000, running for nine weeks until 15 September 2000. Early in its run, the series was met with controversy for numerous reasons, including its use of professional psychiatrists who analyzed the personalities and actions of the contestants. Despite the large amount of controversy, the series was a major success. Forty thousand people applied to participate in the first series. The first week of the series had over 400,000 voters call in to choose to evict someone, while the final week had 7.8 million voters. The series averaged 4.5 million viewers, with a series high of 10 million viewers on the final night. This series featured a total of eleven housemates competing to win the grand prize. The show lasted for a total of 64 days, culminating in housemate Craig Phillips winning the grand prize, and Anna Nolan coming in second place. The series revolves around ten strangers living in a house together with no communication with the outside world. They are filmed constantly during their time in the House, and can have no communication with those filming them. Each week, each contestant, referred to as "housemates", chooses two people to be up for eviction. The two or more people with the most votes will be nominated to leave the House. The viewers then decide which of the nominees should leave, with the selected person leaving during a live show. This process continued until only three housemates remained, in which the viewers would decide which of the housemates would win the £70,000 grand prize. A housemate can be ejected from the show for breaking rules, such as discussing nominations when not permitted. If a housemate were to be ejected from the game - as in the fifth week - then a replacement housemate would enter the House in a matter of days.
10 average people - Andrew, Anna, Caroline, Craig, Darren, Melanie, Nichola, Nicholas, Sada and Thomas - enter the Big Brother house, a space-aged bungalow filled with cameras and microphones to record their every move and sound. During their first few days in the house, the new housemates get to know each other, Anna reveals she is a lesbain, Mel and Andy get cosy, the group are set their first food challenge - a pottery contest - and Nichola uses the clay to decorate the house walls with images of her naked body. Before long, many others join in, too.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The housemates give Clay Painting a go to break the ice.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The boys are getting tired of Sada....
Its the first round of Nominations in the house and after only two weeks, its clear that some habits of the others are causing annoyance and ultimatley - Nominations. In this first week of Nominations, Sada & Caroline have the most votes and are up for eviction.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The results of the first nominations are revealed to the housemates....
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. Sada and Caroline are getting nervous about the pending Eviction vote.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. Craig & Caroline are starting to annoy each other, how long will the peace hold out?
Live on Channel 4, Sada Walkington was evicted from the Big Brother house. After saying goodbye to the others and walking through the crowd of cheering fans, she joined Davina McCall in the studio for a frank interview where she revealed what it was like to be in the Big Brother house, and who she wants to win... and wants out next.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The BB Physcologists take a detailed look at the contestants behaviour
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The BB Psychologists take a detailed look at the contestants behaviour
It's the start of Week 3 and the second round of Nominations. The antics of 'Nasty Nick' are making him very unpopular with the viewing public, but his housemates don't seem to have spotted it and he still receives no nominations. But, yet again, Caroline is upsetting people left right and centre and faces eviction for a second time. Andy is surprised to learn he is also on this weeks hit-list.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates continue with the Week 3 task.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates have a house meeting and some pet hates are revealed.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. Andrew & Caroline get ready for the pending Eviction Vote Results. Anna is upset by the prospect of losing Caroline.
Caroline continued her popularity run with the public when she survived eviction in Week 3. Her popularity came at a cost for fellow nominee Andrew. His Big Brother experience was over after 3 weeks. His loutish and laddish behaviour had proved a turn-off for the viewing public and he was voted out with a 68% share of the 1.2 million votes counted that week. At first he walked out calm and collectedly but his walk soon turned into a run when he saw his friends and family on the horizon. He was greeted by a slightly moody crowed, but recieved more and more cheers as he approahced the studio. His chat with Davina gtave him a shock - the double dealings of his beft friend in the house - Nicholas.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The BB physcologists analyise the contestants behaviour.
It's the third round of Nominations and its clear that things are starting to get personal. Yet again, Caroline is up for eviction. Thomas has been getting close to eviction the past two weeks and now he finally notches up enough votes to go head-to-head with dab-hand Caggy. Nichola and Craig are gettign ever closer to enough Nominations to mean possible eviction. Darren seems to have gathered less votes that usual this week.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates continue with the ""Semaphore Signalling"" weekly task.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates learn who is up for evicti0on on Friday.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. Caroline & Thomas get ready for the Eviction result on Friday. Nichola has an argument with Darren.
Caroline, who has escape eviction two weeks before this, Week 4, finally got her marching orders from the public. She was cleary dissapointed when the news was first announced, but soon jumped around happily when her family and friends could be heard from the link to the studio. Not suprisingly considering her track record, Caroline was adored by the crowed outside. The cheers were loud, posters were waving and Caggy lapped it up! Just like Andrew before her, Caroline was shocked about the news of how fellow contestant Nicholas had done whatever he saw fit to escape nomination. When the evidence was presented to her she just said ""That guy used to follow me everywhere. He was talking about moving in with some of us"" Before she was whisked away by Davina she added ""He was obviously just working us""
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The Big Brother Physcologists take a look at the housemates behaviour.
Another week and another round of increasingly volatile nominations! This week starts normally but events on Thursday (See Guide to Episode ""Nick Evicted"") were to change the course of Big Brother 2000 forever. But, the housemates weren't aware of his scheming, and Nick continued his perfect run without getting any nominations. After weeks of one or two votes away from Nomination, both Nichola and Craig face eviction on Friday.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates continue with the ""Cycling Challenge"" weekly task. Thomas tells Craig about Nick's Scheming.
The nation had been watching eagerly for five weeks to see who Nick would be backstabbing next, who was next on his hit-list and ultimately how long it would take to backfire on him, as week 5 approached people were starting to wonder if his lies and deception would ever catch up with him. We shouldn't have doubted that. On the evening of Wednesday 16th, Craig was approached by Tom and told that Nicholas had been telling the group that Craig was the traitor. Darren was outraged that Nick could abuse the rules to use pens and paper in the house. He searched through his Nicks case. both agreed that they should wait until the morning to approach Nick. As the morning of Thursday 17th August came, the group had a meeting confronting Nicholas.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother care getting along. The housemates try to cope with the loss of Nick, and Craig & Nicholas also have the eviction vote to worry about!
Nicholas's eviction was somewhat shadowed by the incredible events surrounding Nicholas the day before. On the Wednesday and Thursday, viewers votes dried up because nobody knew if the eviction was still taking place, even the Big Brother and Channel 4 executives. Eventually, they decide that they should go ahead with the eviction and the phone line numbers were publicised again. Craig's confrontation had proven his saviour, he had more votes than Nichola until the Thursday, but after Nichola received more. Fittingly, Nichola was drunk by the time she left. A disorientated and very excited Nichola walked to the studio for an interview with Davina.
Big Brother rules state that if somebody leaves by choice or is expelled for any reason, another housemate must be brought in to replace them. Nicholas was expelled and this episode takes a detailed look at the new contestant sent in to replace him - Claire, and her first few days in the house. Big Brother experts take a detailed look at what the other housemates first impressions of Claire are - through their body language. They may say they like her but most are giving out signs without knowing it that tell us the exact opposite.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The BB Psychologists take a look at the contestants behaviour.
It's week 6 and the nomination process continues. This week, however things are very different. Maybe its the arrival of Claire, maybe its Nick's departure. Whatever the reason, The housemates seem confused and its reflected in their nominations. Unusually, 4 people are up for eviction. Anna, Craig, Darren and Thomas all face eviction on Friday.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The contestants continue with the ""Memorise 100 Heads"" task.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. Thomas, Anna, Darren & Craig all prepare for the Eviction results.
It was second time unlucky for Thomas who had survived eviction in Week 4 but didn't live another day on Week 6. Unusually, he was up against THREE other contestants Anna, Darren & Craig. After emotional goodbyes, Tom made his way down the now infamous gridded floor and out of the Big Brother house. He was greeted by an army of fans and posters, as well as the open arms of Davina and his family. In the studio he was surprised when ex-housemate Andrew walked in to gibe him his blessings.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The Big Brother psychologists take a look at the housemates' behaviour.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The housemates continue with another weekly task.
It's getting even tougher now that the housemates left are so close to the end, but its business as usual and the Nominations continue. However, there is a huge mix-up. Darren shouts his nominations particularly loud and everyone waiting in the living area hears it. He votes for Craig & Mel and they know it. After Mel cries, Darren pleads with Big Brother to have a second-run of nominations, reluctantly, BB agrees. He changes his vote from Mel to Claire, Craig remains his choice. Had he stuck with his original choices it would be Claire, Mel & Craig up for eviction. As it strands, it just Craig & Claire
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. The housemates learn who is facing eviction on Friday.
Another daily update on how the contestants of Big Brother are getting along. Craig & Claire get ready for news on the eviction vote.
She had only been in the house for 13 days, but Claire's short stay brought fun for the housemates. But now, at the end of Week 7, she must leave. She ran down the gridded floor to meet with Davina and Friends and Family. And, a very positive crowd who chanted her name as she walked in the studio to mass applause and hugs! In her Interview with Davina, Claire revealed how her hostility towards Melanie wasn't her doing, how her favourite was Craig and how she thought Anna & Darren were both very genuine. Melanie, she wasn't so sure about.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The Big Brother psychologists take a detailed look on the housemates' behaviour.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The contestants continue with another weekly task.
It's Week 8 and the final round of nominations There are just four contestants remaining and just two weeks of Big Brother left, but who will be the final Nominees? Predictably, Anna & Melanie vote identically. Craig and Darren, However vote differently. The result is surprising - Mel is facing eviction for the first time. Old veterans of the Eviction game, Darren & Craig are also up for eviction on Friday. Anna is guaranteed a place in the final because she only received one nomination in total.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The contestants learn who is up for eviction on Friday.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. Melanie, Darren & Craig all prepare for news on how the public have voted on the final eviction. Who will be the final three?
It was the first time flirtatious Melanie had been up for eviction, and just 7 days before the finale she so desperately wanted to reach came around, she was chosen to leave. A teary, yet vibrant Mel left the Big Brother house live on Channel 4 to cheers from her family and from Davina, as well as the now frantic British press. The cheers didn't last, a moody crowed booed her all the way to the studio and she was clearly upset, but refused to let it ruin her time in the limelight and posed for the press confidently. In a frank interview with Davina, Melanie revealed how she really felt about Claire, and how exactly she intends to follow up on the romances she had with Tom and Andrew.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The Big Brother physcologists take a detailed look on the housemates' behaviour.
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The final three find out about the final task, ""Mind, body & Soul""
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. The final three enjoy the final week. Darren has the ""Soul"" part of the task, which includes a very noisy baby!
Another daily update on the how the Big Brother contestants are getting along. Anna, Darren & Craig continue with the Mind, Body and Soul task.
With just two and a half hours to go before the winner is announced, we see the final day in the house, including the final night Spanish party Anna, Craig and Darren shared, and their views on being a Big Brother winner. Then, live on Channel 4, Davina McCall announced that Darren Ramsey was the eighth evictee. He left the house 60 seconds later, and joined Davina in the studio, where he was emotionally reunited with his children and spoke about his time in the house, but refused to comment on who he thought would win.
It's the end of Big Brother, and only Anna and Darren remain. Davina McCall reunites the eight previous evictees, from Sada to Darren, and after we get input from both Craig and Anna's friends and family in the studio and back home, she announces that the winner of Big Brother is...Craig! Anna leaves the house immediately and joins Davina in the studio, where she learns of her celebrity fans and speaks about her time in the house. Then, Davina actually enters the house for a guided tour and an interview with Craig, where he speaks about what winning means to him. Then, he leaves the house, and is presented with the £70,000 check by none other than Nicholas! Big Brother comes to a close with all 11 houseguests being reunited on the stage.
Big Brother 2001, also known as Big Brother 2, was the second series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It is based upon the Netherlands series of the same name, which gained notoriety in 1999 and 2000. The series premiered on Channel 4 on 25 May 2001 and lasted nine weeks until the live finale on 27 July 2001. The second series continued the success of the original, being a ratings success for the company. There was a total of 7.3 million votes in the final week. In terms of ratings, it matched the success of the first with a series average of 4.6 million viewers. The premise of the series remained largely unchanged from the previous installment in the series. The series revolves around ten strangers living in a house together with no communication with the outside world. They are filmed constantly during their time in the house, and can have no communication with those filming them. Each week, each contestant, referred to as "housemates", choose two people to be up for nomination. The two or more people with the most votes will be nominated to leave the house. The viewers then decide which of the nominees should leave, with the selected person leaving during a live show. This process continued until only three housemates remained, in which the viewers would decide which of the housemates would win the £70,000 grand prize. A housemate can be ejected from the show for breaking rules, such as discussing nominations when not permitted. Later in the season, an intruder entered the game, the first in Big Brother history, bringing the total number of housemates to 11. The series ended after 64 days, in which housemate Brian Dowling was crowned the Winner, and Helen Adams the Runner-Up.
10 new houseguests move in to the Big Brother house. We are introduced to Amma, Brian, Bubble, Paul, Helen, Narinder, Dean, Elisabeth, Penny and Stuart through a series of biography clips and we then see them enter the house, in small groups. During their first day together, Penny and Elisabeth compete for the mom role, Brian admits that he is gay and the houseguests get a surprise when they find a den in the backyard. ~A National Obsession Begins!~ Big Brother 2 launched a first for Big Brother UK history, Live Streaming! Although it had been launched for Big Brother 2000 via the Internet, Live Streaming was to prove a real hit when it began on the Channel 4 digital station E4. Viewers could even have an Interactive service which would enable them to read news from the house, select a choice of 2 different live feeds and highlights and also to vote to evict a housemate.
In a special 1-hour episode, the houseguests nominate for the first time - live. Davina McCall speaks to friends and family of the houseguests and shows some clips from the last day in the house. The nominations are as follows: Amma - Paul and Penny Brian - Helen and Elisabeth Bubble - Paul and Penny Dean - Narinder and Penny Elisabeth - Penny and Helen Helen - Bubble and Narrinder Narinder - Helen and Bubble Paul - Amma and Helen Penny - Helen and Amma Stuart - Penny and Narrinder This means that Penny and Helen are the first two nominees for eviction, and now the public must vote. Meanwhile, Davina McCall reveals that the person to replace the first evictee will be...Josh.
The house is rocked when new arrival Josh enters the house, and Big Brother lets them in on a secret hot tub in the backyard. Meanwhile, Josh's announcement that he is gay changes Brian's attitude, Narrinder and Helen get in to a heated argument, the group is set a new weekly task: to memorise 15 facts about each other, Bubble opts for a bald head and Brian changes bedrooms and moves in with the girls,
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Big Brother 2002, also known as Big Brother 3, was the third series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It is based upon the Netherlands series of the same name, which gained notoriety in 1999 and 2000. The series premiered on Channel 4 on 24 May 2002 and lasted nine weeks until the live finale on 26 July 2002. The third edition saw a ratings increase for the series. The finale had a total of 10 million viewers which is not only the most watched episode of Big Brother to date but, based on Live +7 data supplied by BARB, is Channel 4's most watched broadcast since the channel's inception in 1982. In total, over 8.6 million votes were cast to determine the winner of the series. In terms of average viewers, Big Brother 3 is the highest rated series of the show to date, averaging 5.9 million viewers throughout the whole season. It is one of only two seasons of the main series to have over five million average viewers. More than 150,000 viewers applied to be on this season, more than double the amount of applicants from the previous edition. Davina McCall returned as host. This series saw a number of changes and a number of firsts which would continue in future series: it was the first series to be filmed at Elstree Studios, where it still operates as of 2013, interviews with the housemates took place inside the George Lucas Stage and remained here until Ultimate Big Brother in 2010. It was the first and only series to issue a 'three strikes and you're out' form of disciplinary, all succeeding series have simply issued formal warnings to a housemate who breaks the rules. Big Brother 3 also started the eviction process not being limited to housemate nominations, in Week 1, the public made the nominations and the housemates made the final decision on who would go, in Week 7, two housemates faced eviction simply for being given video messages from home, future series also began experimenting with the eviction process. The first eviction took place a week earlier than the previous two series', rather than wait two weeks to evict a housemate, the first eviction took place just one week after the housemates entered, evictions in the first week have since become common in subsequent seasons. It was the first non-celebrity series to feature a Live Launch Show - although the previous celebrity series featured one. Previously, 10 housemates would enter the house on Day 1, usually with one other housemate arriving later on in the series, Big Brother 3, saw the arrival of 12 housemates on launch night, two housemates left the house voluntarily - this was the first time this happened, but quitting has become more common over the years - both were replaced by standby contestants, making it the first time to feature more than one non-original housemate, again late entry housemates have become more common in subsequent series. Big Brother 3 saw the house divided into 'Rich/Poor' for four weeks, a live task broadcast on Saturday nights would determine which side the housemates would end up living for the week. The Rich/Poor divide was not used again until the ninth series in 2008, where it was renamed Heaven/Hell.
12 new contestants enter a brand new house for the first time. There are a few refinements to the rules. Official warnings will be given to any contestant deemed breaking the house regulations. Three strikes and they're out of the house, plus personal belongings such as books and musical instruments now have to be earned. The new housemates are: Alex, Jonny, Lee, PJ, Sandy, Spencer, Adele, Alison, Jade, Kate, Lynne and Sunita.
Big Brother 3 begins with the first of many daily shows taking a look at how the housemates have been getting along. Psychologists have a look and evaluate the new contestants.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Episode includes the ""Miss Big Brother"" paegant.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. In tonights show the housemates start speculating about who everyone fancies. Alex admits to being attracted to Kate, But Spencer remains tight lipped about who he has his eye on. Sunita is feeling low and chats to Big Brother about how she is considering walking.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. An innocent game of truth or dare gets out of hand, with a few shocking revelations and even more shocking dares. PJ and Lynne begin to wind each other up and exchange harsh words.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. 25-Year old Barrister Sunita admits defeat and asks Big Brother to leave. The housemates are all shocked when she tells them, particually Jade.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Tonight's episode looks at the events leading up to Sunita's decision to leave the house after just 7 days and her departure.
They had been told to expect the unexpected and sure enough Big Brother stayed true to his word. After all 12 contestants entered the house the voting lines were opened and viewers were encouraged to vote out the contestant they wanted to leave. Although unlike most evictions, the public didn't have the last word, the housemates did with the two people with most votes being up for eviction the housemates must choose which of the two would go. Tonight's episode saw the housemates evict Lynne over Jade. In the later edition of the show we saw Lynne evicted. The awaiting crowed outside booed and hissed at her as she made her way to the studio, where she gave a frank interview about who she got on mist well with, who she didn't and how she feels about being the first contestant to be voted out of the most infamous house in Britain.
The first of nine weekly shows taking a look at how the contestants get on when put to the test with thier weekly task - live. The housemates must gamble 10%-90% of thier weekly shopping budget on a series of general knowledge questions.
The first of nine weekly shows in which psychologists analyse the contestants behaviour. In this weeks show the experts take a look at the role Jade is playing in the house, and how she survived Eviction on Friday. Adele and Lee are also in the spotlight as the experts talk about their relationship in the house.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. In todays episode we see the new arrival - Sophie settle in to the house. The housemates also complete their weekly shopping list and splash out with the £400 they earned from Saturdays task.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. In tonight's edition we see the first nomination process and the telephone lines are opened at the end of the show to the viewing public. Adele voted for: Alison and Kate Alex voted for: Jonny and Alison Alison voted for: Alex and Sandy Jade voted for: Jonny and Alex Jonny voted for: Alex and Sandy Kate voted for: Alex and Sandy Lee voted for: Kate and Jade PJ voted for: Alex and Sandy Sandy voted for: Jonny and Alison Spencer voted for: Alison and Alex Newcomer Sophie was exempt from the nomination process as she has only been in the house for one day.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The housemates are told who is up for eviction on Friday, with gasps of shock from the contestants since nobody was expecting Alison to be on the hit list. Later, Alison breaks the outdoor table in a comical fashion while trying desperately to catch a glimpse of the outside world. The laughter continues when Jade falls over repeatedly while on a jog leaded by Alison and Kate.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Jade's Birthday is celebrated by a school disco with music, uniforms and decorations supplies by big brother. The party leaves Alex's gender in question.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Alex launches an attack on everyone in the house - but it backfires on him and even some of his ex-buddies begin to dislike him. All three nominees prepare for the eviction voting results tomorrow night.
Its the second eviction of Big Brother 2002 and things are already hotting up. The Big Brother phone lines are jammed, as thousands of fans try to get their votes in before the lines close and this week every vote really does count. Alex has most votes all week but the gap is constantly closing and Alison is on the verge of losing her place in the house. In a result that shocked even Big Brother officials, Alison is evicted by the public. Alex had most votes all week but in the last few minutes Alison haters phones their votes in and got their way - just. An hour later she left the house to a crowed that was unrecognisable from last weeks harsh crowed who had booed at Lynne as she left. Cheers, Chants and Banners all in support of Alison greeted her back into the real world. Her interview with Davina revealed who she wants to win and who she wants out next.
Live Coverage From The House At Elstree. Housemates Attempt Their Weekly Task To A Live Audience.
The first of nine weekly shows in which psychologists analyse the contestants behaviour. In this weeks show the experts take a look at how the contestants react around the nomination process.
An Update From The House.
Its Week Three and the third round of nominations. In tonight's edition of the show, we see all of the contestants making their choices and revealing who they most want to leave the house on Friday. Lee and Jonny are facing eviction this week.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The results of the Week Three nominations are revealed to the contestants.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Sandy escapes from the big brother house by climbing onto the roof. A new replacement arrives soon.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The contestants continue life in the house without Sandy. To celebrate his time in the house, all contestants are set a task to circle the pool continuously for a set amount of time, as Sandy did every morning!
Despite events surrounding Sandy's escape from the house, the game must go on and an eviction announcement follows that signals the end of Lee's time in the house. Lee is greeted by a huge crowed and most importantly, his friends and family. Due to his flirting with new girl Sophie, Lee's girlfriend doesn't attend his eviction but she did give Davina a statement that she reads to not only Lee but the millions of viewers.
Live Coverage From The House At Elstree. Housemates Attempt Their Weekly Task To A Live Audience.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The Big Brother Physiologist's are on hand to provide insights into the minds of the remaining contestants.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Remaining housemates struggle to complete their shopping list in time, with everyone throwing their weight around and demanding they buy what they want.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Results of the latest nominations are revealed to the contestants and its Alex and Spencer who face the chop on Friday. Voting is opened to the public for what is going to be the second closest eviction vote of the series.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Spencer confides in Kate, telling her he is not ready to be evicted on Friday and wants to stay.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Kate and Spencer spend their final night together alone, discussing their time in the house and the voting process outside, Spencer wonders if he will be the next to go.
In the second closest eviction vote of Big Brother 3, Spencer is voted out of the house edged out by Alex. Kate is devastated at the news and the entire house is shocked at the public's decision. Spencer leaves to a rowdy audience and Davina for his interview, in which he discusses his time in the house with her.
Another Saturday night task is transmitted LIVE on Channel 4.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Resident Big Brother psychologists dig deeper into the minds of the remaining contestants revealing intriguing insights into their personalities and actions.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The housemates are set another weekly task.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The contestants nominate again and its Jonny and Sophie who receive most nominations and who face public vote this week.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The Week Five nominations are announced, and Sophie is resigned to the fact she will be evicted while Jonny is bemused as to why he has been nominated by his fellow contestants.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Contestants are getting ready for the fifth weekly task which ends the following day.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The contestants are tested on their fifth weekly and task, they pass.
In the fifth eviction vote of Big Brother 3, its late arrival Sophie Prithcard who is shown the door by the viewing public who opted to save Jonny Regan once more. Sophie had admitted that she was predicting her own eviction and seemed pleased to be leaving in Week 5, having spent a month in the Big Brother house (she arrived in Week 2). In her interview with Davina she revealed how she wanted to meet up with in-house love interest Lee, in the future, her arguments with Jade, and who she wanted out next, who she wanted to win.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Another task is set by Big Brother for the housemates to take, the outcome of which will determine which side of the house divide the contestants end up on. Who will be rich and who poor?
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Adele's bitching is coming back to haunt her with the nominations approaching, she's looking a hot favourite to be on the chopping block.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The housemates make their nominations. Adele, Jade and Kate all face eviction from the house this week.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The results of the nominations are announced to the group.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Adele is getting worried about possible eviction from the house this week.
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. Jade tells Adele that she thinks the public will evict herself and not Adele, but she disagrees telling Jade she doesn't have a chance. Who will be proved right?
Big Brother 3 continues with another nightly show, airing all the best bits from the past 24 hours in the house. The group receive their weekly shopping. Kate is starting to get nervous about the eviction announcement.
In the sixth eviction of Big Brother 3, Adele Roberts - a fitness fanatic from Birmingham is told she is the latest evictee of the Big Brother house. After Davina's big announcement, Jade and Kate help Adele get ready for her big exit. When the moment finally comes, everyone is nervous. When the doors open and Adele walks through, a huge BOO from the audience awaiting is audible. Alex is devastated and wonders why the public hate his ex-housemate so much. The whole group is severely shaken up by events of the evening.
The group are part of the next live task of Big Brother 4. For the first time in several weeks, the house divide is removed and the group reunited - there will be no Rich and Poor 'side' for the rest of Big Brother 4! A simple test on their time in the house is their task tonight. They will have their shopping budget to worry about, as its what will be decided upon by tonight's test.
After a tense task, the group are relieved to be able to go about the business as usual in the house. And as usual, Jade is bitching again - this time long-time victim Kate is the victim of her rants, once again.
The results of the task, which also determined the nominations for the week are revealed. Facing the axe this week are Kate, who has been up for the chop before, and PJ, who has never experienced nomination.
After the nomination result has settled into the group, fears and worries are starting to appear. PJ is fearful of getting evicted and the reception he will receive from the public.
Kate wonders about her chances of surviving the looming eviction vote. PJ assures her that she will be safe, and that he is more likely to get the boot.
Alex is the subject of ridicule when he accidently falls over in the garden. THREE TIMES. His blunder doesn't go unnoticed and his fellow housemates make sure he doesn't forget about it.
As eviction looms, nominated housemates PJ and Kate prepare a meal for their fellow contestants which proves a big success. But, though the smiles may be wide at the dinner table, a still concerned PJ wonders what will become of him, in the privacy of his own room.
He may have been a liked and respected member of the house in the opinions of the housemates he shared his time with, but PJ was most definatley not a hit with the public. Voted out with more than 80% of the votes, there was simply no denying that his time in the house had come to an end. A delighted Kate was safe for another week, and PJ would have to face the world, a new celebrity. On his exit, he recieved a good reception from the audience and press. His interview with Davina proved a hit, and in it he spoke openly about his time in the house, his thoughts and his opinions. But most importantly, he was coy when asked about the infamous late-night 'action' with Jade, did she give PJ a BJ? Well, for two weeks at least, the world wouldn't know.
In the penultimate task, the contestants are a mess and fail to win. They miss out on a huge shopping budget, and must make-do with only the bare essentials for the following week. Jade complains to Big Brother in the diary room, in the hope her pleas for a big shopping trolley full of delicious food and drink will not be in vain. They are.
The housemates shopping arrives, and since they failed their task - it's less than impressive. Once again, they appeal to Big Brother for some sort of a treat or gift to help the strain of a tiny shopping budget, but they leave the diary room without success.
It's the final time they will be expected to do so, but the housemates must make their nominations for the week once again. Despite being the last time, no changes to procedure are made and the votes are private.
The nominations are announced, and it's Johnny and Tim who will face the chop this final eviction week.
The group discuss who is up for eviction, and Kate makes it clear she will be keeping her fingers crossed for Johnny to stay, while Jade, although privately, admits she wants him out.
In preparation for the eviction result, Tim and Johnny shake hands and agree to put their past difficulties behind them. The group discuss changes in the world, after the terrible events of 9/11.
The housemates await nervously the eviction results for the final time. Who will fall at the final hurdle and miss out on a chance to be in the Big Brother 3 final four?
Who would have thought a replacement housemate, a person rejected for the final cut, would bring the nation such entertainment? Although most of it was through laughing AT and not WITH him, or wondering if he actually knows what's coming out his mouth, there is no denying what entertainment he brought to the proceedings of Big Brother 3. But, hated by the public as he was, he couldn't survive the first public vote he was put in and was booted out. On his exit, the audience were less than welcoming. An ever arrogant Tim makes confident gestures and wills the audience to continue their booing. Inside the studio, his revealing interview with Davina lays to rest several of his more shocking and intriguing moments. Davina's upfront interviewing technique means she also asks the question the nation wants the answer to - is Tim Ginger?
The housemates must bet on a former housemate who they think will win an egg race. They pick Sophie, who goes on to win the race, and the housemates get a shopping budget of £400.
A chance to catch up on Sunday's happenings, and the opportunity to look again at the final task.
More action from the London house, including a disaster when Alex's cooking skills prove they leave a lot to be desired.
The final approaches, but the contestants are STILL not taking the high road with each other, and Jade confronts Alex about a comment he may have made about her in the first week!
It's day 62, and the contestants, who have made it to the finals, are given a surprise hamper box by Big Brother to celebrate their success.
In the last of the nightly highlight programmes, we see how the contestants are getting along on the sixty third day of the show, knowing their freedom and chance at victory is just around the corner.
After nine weeks of back-stabbing, bitching, flirting, oral sex (possibly), tears, arguments and nudity, London girl Jade Goody is finally evicted from the Big Brother house. After surviving eviction twice, the final public vote couldn't save her, and Jade came fourth. On her exit, Jade was welcomed by a huge group of fans and the press. Jade would turn from a disliked Big Brother housemate to a much loved and respected celebrity. But for Alex, the Big Brother ride was finally over. After surviving the eviction vote on numerous occasions, his game was finally up. In third place, the original favourite to win, did well to surpass arguments, scandals, rumours and bitching to last the full 64 days. A hyped up audience and press awaited him too. And so it begins, the final-final-FINAL countdown. Just two contestants remain. Kate and Johnny! For one, the crown of Big Brother, and for the other the bittersweet title as 'runner up'. Who Wins - The Public Decides.
The last hour of Big Brother 3, the hour that all twelve contestant had wanted to reach, but only two had got there. Jonny and Kate awaited the news of who would win Big Brother. Meanwhile, Davina introduced the latest clips from the house, and interviewed tenth evicted housemate, Alex Sibley. Then, the announcement came that Jonny and Kate had been waiting for. The winner of Big Brother 3 was Kate, the first ever female winner of the UK show. Jonny was evicted seconds later, and interviewed by Davina, who then proceeded into the house itself to interview winner Kate. She was then walked out to centre stage to be awarded her £70,000 prize.
Big Brother 2003, also known as Big Brother 4, was the fourth series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It was based upon the Netherlands series of the same name, which gained notoriety in 1999 and 2000. The series premiered on Channel 4 on 23 May 2003 and lasted nine weeks, ending on 25 July 2003. The housemates were competing for a grand prize of £70,000, with Cameron being crowned the winner of the series on Day 64.
Big Brother 4 has started with a brand-new looking house, 12 new contestants. In this hour-long launch night special Davina introduces us to all twelve brand new contestants; Anouska (20), Cameron (32), Federico (23), Gos (31), Jon (29), Justine (27), Nush (23), Ray (25), Scott (27), Sissy (26) Steph (27) and Tania, (22). After all twelve enter, Davina makes an important announcement. The first nominations will be happening live in just an hours time and the first eviction will be happening in a week!
Big Brother 4 continues with the second special of launch night. In this hour long special, all twelve contestants nominate one person for eviction based on first impressions, live to the nation. After all twelve housemates have nominated, the results are announced. The first four contestants to face the public vote are Anouska, Frederiko, Jon and Scott. The public will vote and one of those housemates will be evicted a week later. Here is a list of who the contestants nominated ; Anouska : Jon Cameron : Anouska Federico : Jon Gos : Anouska Jon : Anouska Justine : Anouska Nush : Scott Ray : Jon Scott : Anouska Sissy : Anouska Steph : Federico Tania : Jon Contestant Totals: Anouska : 6 Nominations Jon : 4 Nominations Federiko : 1 Nomination Scott : 1 Nomination
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. In tonight's episode disaster struck in the Diary Room when Anouska, Ray, Sissy and Tania all decided, in a drunken moment, that all of them sitting on the chair would be a good idea resulting in the chair's untimely demise! All o0f the housemates nominations from Day 1 are shown and the housemates are told who faces eviction. After he learns of his fate, Jon speaks to Big Brother about his worries of eviction and his prediction of losing the public vote and being evicted on Friday. Gos gets an unpleasant surprise when fellow housemate Jon jumps into his bed as a practical joke during the night.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates face their first ever weekly task in this episode. The task is to have at least one person on a exercise bike constantly for 72 hours, as an added test if the bike drops below 60 rotations per minute at any time they have failed the task. They choose to gamble just 50%, the minimum, on their weekly shopping budget.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates continue with their first weekly task. Everyone is surprised when they discover Cameron taking a shower and Anosuka having a bath at the same time. Sissy speaks to Big Brother, she is feeling down today and missing home. She also regrets her choice of nomination on Day 1 (She voted for Anouska). Anouska and Noush have a deep discussion about death and life after it. Anouska talks to Cameron about her childhood in a small village where her family were the only black people living there. In the evening, the housemates play a game in the pool, they have to give an orange to each other by just using their mouths!
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Federico speaks airs his concerns to Big Brother. He is worried he has Jeopardised the housemates chances of success on their first task by breaking the rules. Scott speaks about how angry he would be if anyone ""f*cks this [the task] up now!"", in front of Federico!
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates learn the results of their first task and its not good news. They have failed the task before the rules were broken on one occasion, this results in them losing the 50% of their shopping budget [the percentage they gambled]. Nush speaks to Big Brother about her feelings of regret - she is enjoying the company of Scott more and more and is upset she voted for him on Day 1. Justine tells Anouska she is feeling upset, and Anouska promises her a shoulder to cry on if she needs it! Jon is worried about the pending eviction result on Friday.
On the first eviction night of Big Brother 2003, 20 year old housemate Anouska is voted out by the public. In the first of the two episodes tonight, a selection of the highlights from the past 24 hours in the house is aired, giving viewers their last chance to decide upon who to evict from the game. Highlights included Nush chipping one of her front teeth while playing a party game with her housemates, and all four evictee's discussing their feelings about the pending announcement with Big Brother in the privacy of the diary room. When Davina announces the result, Anouska is evicted, the mood amongst the twelve housemates is a sober one. Gos in particular seems very upset by the shock of having someone evicted and Anouska sheds tears, and hugs everyone thanking them for their support. In the later episode, Davina presents a live show in which Anouska is evicted from the house to be greeted by the 1,000+ strong crowed awaiting her outside. In a new edition to Big Brother 4, all evicted
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. In tonight's episode Anouska's final day in the house is profiled and her eviction covered extensively. The psychologists explain how the housemates different reactions to her being voted out of the house display their guilt for nominating her while other's are unaware of their fellow contestants' turmoil. Federico plays an amusing practical joke on Big Brother when he asks questions like ""What is Big Brother wearing"" in an attempt to make the female producer in the diary room uncomfortable. The psychologists also examine how the housemates' constant flirting and touching is a way of become comfortable in a new group, but warns relationships built up so quickly will fail just as soon. They also take a closer look at apparent outsider - Jon and
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Federico is made to apologise for his joke on Big Brother in which he asked a female producer, who was at that time the voice of Big Brother, inappropriate and unreasonable requests. Federico, Scott and Ray discuss their nomination procedure and how they feel those who say its unfair are being unreasonable. Meanwhile, Sissy breaks down into tears again when she realises the nominations are the next day and worries about the whole idea of the procedure, she is comforted by Nush. The housemates also received information on their second weekly task. They must perform the Cub Scouts promise, complete in uniform, within seconds of a whistle being sounded by Big Brother.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The contestants nominate for the second time this series and its Jon and Justine who are up for eviction in Week 2. Justine chats to Steph about how her feelings for Jon have changed and how now she see's him as 'sexist' and finds it difficult to even look at him.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates continue with their second weekly task. Justine is still having difficulties with housemate Jon and speaks to all of the girls about it, she tells them she is pleased that one of them will be leaving on Friday because she doesn't think she could handle it if she had to spend more time living in a house with him! There is bad news when one of the pet fish dies and the boy/girl divide is getting more obvious. While the boys comment on how it may get to the stage where only the guys remain, Justine speaks to the girls about how great she thinks it would be if only the women remained in the house.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates learn that Justine and Jon are facing the chop on Friday. Justine is still uncomfortable around Jon...
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The result of the week two task is announced, and the housemates have failed again.
It's the second week of Big Brother and the evictions continue. As second week nominees, Justine and Jon await the crucial news from Davina, each of them want to survive but one of them will not. In the first of Friday night's episodes, Davina speaks to the most avid of the fans who have turned up for the eviction including two fans who have dressed up in full Star Wars style ""Storm Troppers"" in support of Jon, and some of the Justine fans who have also arrived. Highlights from the past 24 hours in the house are also shown and in the final minute, Davina announces live to the nation and housemates which contestant will be leaving second, and its Justine. The girls are obviously shocked and do not welcome the news that another female is leaving and they usher Justine into their bedroom to help her prepare for her exit. The boys congratulate Jon and remain in the living room.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. Its the second Saturday night task and Big Brother gets back to basics with a game of pass the parcel. Each housemate must play and those who are lucky enough to have the parcel when the music stops will have to answer a question, asking this correctly will gain them a reward. As a final twist, Big Brother tells them the last person to win the game must take just one person with them to enjoy the reward, Scott is given this job and he takes Nush with him. Those who won a place in the secret room for the night were Jon, Nush, Tania, Scott, Gos, Cameron and Federico. Ray, Sissy and Steph all failed and did not gain access. The room changed from last week, this time around it was a fun arcade room with lots of party food and a variety of arcade games.
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. The psychologists examine Federico's task failing troubles and look at his lying to the housemates and what he hopes to achieve from it. The girls discuss how annoyed and upset they are that Justine is next to be evicted, and Tania tells Jon he is not welcome in the girls bedroom when he tries to speak to them. Sissy is upset when she fails the Saturday night live task and says she wants to go to bed early, much to the dismay of Ray and Steph who also failed. Tania sneaks out some food from the room, which is strictly against the rules, and is asked to return everything to Big Brother but its all be consumed by Ray, Steph and Sissy! The Big Brother experts look into Justine's change in attitude to Jon and link it to his demise in popularity with
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates are set their third task by Big Brother. They will all need to memorise a series of numbers and a rhythm to be played with hand bells. The clappers have been removed from the bells meaning they will only hear the well-known song when they perform it for the task. The task causes friction when Jon tells everyone they need to learn it through rhythm, while Stephanie insists they need to memorise the number order first. The debate continues when Nush tells Jon she agrees with Steph. Tania is offended when Ray makes a lude comment towards her when she is changing his microphone batteries. Sissy speaks to Big Brother about her negative feelings towards Nush and says her constant need to be in control is annoying her and that she is getting nervous around her.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates make their nominations for the third time, and its Jon (with 6 votes), Federico and Sissy (Both with 4 votes each). There is laughter when Sissy, Ray, Tania and Federico all have a water fight, and unfortunately for Gos most of the water ends up all over his bed. The contestants continue practicing their task, but their different method's of learning it are continuing to cause division.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. In tonight's task, the first of this series, Big Brother sets as simple game of tug-of-war. The housemates are also split into two opposing teams and a referee is decided on by the group, they choose Sissy. The green team (consisting of Gos, Steph, Jon, Justine and Scott) win the game, and they are rewarded with a couple hours time in a secret room never revealed to the housemates or the public prior to the task! The luxurious ""red"" room contains a dance floor, large amounts of champagne and, something the housemates were all craving, music. The losing team (Nush, Tania, Ray, Cameron and Federico) did not gain access to the room.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The results of the third nominations are announced to the housemates and the reactions are varied. Sissy takes the news she is up for eviction badly and retreats to the girls bedroom for a while. Jon employs a tactic he discussed earlier of making no comment of reaction to nomination and Federico shook every contestant's hand. Sissy talks to Big Brother about how she was upset to be up for eviction but said she feels better that three people are up for the chop along with her. Federico speaks to Ray and Sissy about how he feels being nominated is ""a back handed compliment"" and how he would enjoy it if he were to be booed on his exit.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates are tested on their third weekly task and as they have done for their first two challenges, they fail it. The ringing of the bells does not go well and several of the housemates miss their notes all together. Big Brother tells them that they can win a Chinese take-away and lots of alcohol for the night if they name the tune they played - they correctly answer ""An English Country Garden"" and win the reward. Ray and Federico disagree with the way in which a man should treat a woman, after Federico reveals he would have meaningless sex. He also reveals to the group he may have ""accidently appeared in a porn movie."" Nush reveals that she feels Federico has 'issues' with women and says 'hopefully he will group up to be a nice man'.
In the most talked about eviction of Big Brother 4 so far, three of the housemates were up for the boot. Federico, Jon and Sissy all awaited the result of the third public vote to discover who would be the next to leave. In the first of the evening's shows, Davina spoke to friends and family of all three nominees and discussed events in the house with them. Ex-Contestants Justine (Evicted Week 2) and Anouska (Evicted Week 1) were on hand to provide exclusive insight to how the contestants would be feeling and make predictions of who will go. Anosuka thinks that it will be Sissy who is evicted and Justine predicts Federico. Back in the studio, Davina introduces a compilation of Day 21's highlights. It features Nush and Tania discussing a problem they have with Sissy, after she asked to use one the two remaining gas canister's to use for a hair straightener on her eviction but Nush and Tania wonder what they will do on their eviction night.
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. Tonight's episode takes a look at Sissy's eviction and a psychologist examines which housemates departure will have the biggest effect on the house, concluding that Federico's departure would prove most beneficial while Sissy's would be the worst outcome. Tania is upset when she thinks she heard the crowed say they wanted her evicted on Friday night, she retreats to the Diary Room telling Big Brother she is unsettled about what she heard. Steph is comforted by Nush, Cameron and Tania when she gets upset.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates are set their fourth weekly task. They are all to create superhero alter-ego's for themselves and create costumes, catchphrases, powers and arch enemies for their roles.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The contestants continue with their task and the results of Week 4's nominations are announced and the group learns it's Jon, Federico and Cameron up for eviction on Friday's special double eviction.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The group continue with third fourth weekly task, the results of which will be announced to them the following day. Nush says she wants to learn how to play an instrument, saying she likes to learn something new every year. Federico has a disagreement with Tania when she jokes that she is pleased nobody brought in a instrument as she says it may have irritated her.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The contestants learn the results of their fourth week task and they have passed for their first time. Jon insists that he did and the other boys did not steal Nushs' lip-gloss, but she doesn't believe him and vows that she will get 'revenge' jokingly. Jon, Scott, Federico, Ray and Gos discuss Cameron[s popularity with the ladies of the house while watching him tactically putting his arm around Nush through the glass as he is with her in the living area, but the two decide to play a trick on them and use the ""thumb sucking"" technique to make it appear they are enjoying a passionate kiss. Steph, Gos and Cameron tell Nush that Jon's strange behaviour towards her is because he fancies her.
The fourth eviction night of Big Brother 2003 was extra special - two of the housemates would be evicted instead of the traditional one housemate and a first in Big Brother UK history was made when contestants Jon Tickle and Federico Martone were evicted from the house thanks to a public vote. In the first show of the evening, Davina spoke to friends and family of all three nominees - Jon, Federico and Cameron. Justine and Sissy were also on hand to discuss the latest happenings and about the looming eviction result. As always, highlights from the past twenty four hours in the house was shown, and this included Jon accusing Ray of ""mentally abusing"" the girls when he played a prank on them which was met by surprise by the five other boys who were also in on the joke. Then, Davina spoke live to the house and revealed the first of Week Four's two evictee's would be Federico. The first show ended with live streaming of house reaction to the first eviction result.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. On tonight's live challenge Big Brother tests their knowledge of the world. An umpire (Nush was chosen for this role) was to read out country names and two competitor's (Cameron and Ray) must take it in turns to pin a flag onto a world map that pinpoints the country Nush read out. Cameron wins. He is to take five other people into the reward room and leave one person behind. It's Nush who is left alone for the evening.
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. In tonight's show the double eviction is more closely examined. The fifth Saturday Night Challenge is shown (for details of this task please see the episode guide for 'Episode 430 - The Live Task' right here at TV Tome) and Nush speaks to Big Brother about being left alone in the house after Cameron choose to take everyone else therefore leaving Nush alone. The psychologists examine the effect Federico and Jon's departure will have on the house. Ray and Scott strip naked under the table in the 'posh' dinner themed reward room. psychologists dig deeper into the reasons behind Jon's constant nomination and eventual eviction.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Cameron is set a rare individual task and he has been given the chance of visiting the South African Big Brother house for a week. The other housemates are given a reward and take full advantage, getting drunk as usual! 12 hours after he entered the reward room for his task, the housemates are still blissfully unaware of the adventure Cameron has embarked upon and talk to him through the room's door, unaware he is no longer there.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Despite the housemate swap, nominations continue as usual during Week 5 of Big Brother, and it is all three girls who face eviction this week. Tania, Steph and Nush. Cameron delivered his nominations via a phone link. Tania takes offence when African housemate Gaetano calls her a ""pig"", and she retreats to her bedroom in tears clearly upset by the statement.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The contestants are told which housemates are up for eviction. Scott is impressed by how all the three girls took the news, by laughing. Gaetona tells Big Brother how he didn't expect the UK housemates to be the same as their African counterparts, but he expected more life. Nush tells Gaetano, Ray and Scott how she has found this week strange in comparison to the previous four.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Gaetano is shocked to learn he will be leaving a day earlier than he had expected. Gos and Gaetano trade a towel and a T-Shirt as a leaving present to each other. Tania worries about leaving the house, telling Big Brother (in the diary room) she thinks she may have forgotten how to drive!
In the fifth eviction night of Big Brother 4, Davina hosts as always and discusses latest events in the house with the nominated housemates family and friends in the first of tonight's episodes. She is joined by the mum's of Tania, Nush and Steph who are all up for the chop this week. Tania's mum confesses she wants Tania to be evicted and thinks she does too, while Steph's mum appeals to the nation to keep her daughter in because of the possible romance with her and Cameron. Ms. Nowak is on hand to show support for her daughter and talks about flirting with African contestant Gaetano. In the highlights, Nush says she is struggling to remain friendly towards Steph and later Steph speculates about why Nush is acting 'distant' toward her, and says she thinks its related to nominations. Tania still maintains she wants to leave the house. Davina announces that it's Tania who is to be evicted from the house with a massive majority of the public vote.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. The housemate draw straw's to discover who will be entering the reward room, which has a new housemate awaiting them inside. 35-Year old Lisa. Ray and Nush are first to greet the new contestant....
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. The psychologists examine how Cameron's visit to Africa has effected his standing in the Big Brother group, concluding despite his successes there, he may whip up resent from the other housemates resulting in nomination. Cameron is not taking to Lisa and tells Gos he doesn't like her constant talking. Lisa does a personality test on Nush and Steph and both are impressed by her skills.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Steph is suspicious of new housemate Lisa.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates are nominating for the sixth time in tonight's episode. Gos, Nush and Ray get most nominations and are up for eviction on Friday. The housemates continue with thier sixth weekly task.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates discover who is up for eviction in Week Six. Gos tells the group he is ready to leave while Nush confides in Scott about how she is feeling a little sad she is nominated for the second time.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Ray, Nush and Gos anxiously await the result of Week Six's eviction vote in which one of them will be evicted.
In the seventh eviction result of Big Brother 4, it was 32-year old Gos Gosal who lost out on the public vote and was evicted from the house. After the problems of the previous night, he was evicted on the following evening, the first ever Saturday night eviction of Big Brother UK history. In his interview with Davina, Gos spoke about his time in the house and who he wants to win.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Ray won the task to become Head of House, giving him control over several aspects of house life and most importantly the nominations. He must choose three housemates to face public vote. He choose new girl Lisa, Steph and Cameron.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Ray's nominations are announced to the group.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates take advantage of this weeks permanently open reward room which is now an Irish pub with constantly available booze.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. A crazy night of fun ensues when the housemate drink all of the remaining booze from the pub-themed reward room. There are kisses all round when Scott and Nush, Lisa and Ray, Cameron and Steph, Nush and Steph all hook up for the first kisses of Big Brother 4. Lisa reveals how she has felt isolated ever since her arrival and the other housemates admit they wouldn't care if she is evicted this week.
In the seventh eviction night of Big Brother 4, Davina McCall hosts as always. In the first of tonight's episodes she speaks with the friends and family of the nominated contestants Lisa, Cameron and Steph. Highlights from the past 24 hours in the house are also aired and these include the housemates talking about their wild Wednesday night. Scott and Nush discuss their flirtation which peaked in a snog that night, which Nush couldn't remember. Steph and Nush ask Cameron to tell them what they did but are worried he will lie to them because they cannot remember anything. After this Davina drops a real bombshell. She reveals that either Federico, Gos, Justine, Jon, Sissy or tonight's evicted contestant (which turned out to be Lisa) would be returning into the house thanks to a public vote. She then announces that the eight person to be evicted from the house would be Lisa.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. Tonight's live challenge was a game of bingo. A caller was decided on (Scott) and they could not win the task tonight. Ray won the game of Bingo and had to choose just one contestant to join him in the reward room. (Scott could not be picked) and he took Cameron in with him. The room was styled as a hotel room and was open until the following morning. Food and drink was supplied to Ray and Cameron on their command and they even had a selection of films to watch.
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. The group is shocked to hear Booing from the crowed when extra housemate Lisa gets evicted, Nush in particular. They have another, even bigger shock when Jon arrives in the house having being voted back in by the public. The psychologists examine the housemates reactions to Jon's shock arrival and conclude that despite what they say the housemates don't want him back (there body language gives them away) apart from Steph. Ray and Cameron spend a night in the reward room. Nush is horrified when a journalist from outside the house shouts out ""Nush, your boyfriend has dumped you"" with a mega-phone. She speaks to Big Brother and is clearly upset, but says she hasn't behaved very well with Scott and decides that ""That's Karma for you"".
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. Scott and Nush win the boys night in themed reward room for the night. Steph gets upset when Jon makes a comment about Nush making it into the reward room instead of her - she feels everyone would have picked Nush over herself but Ray assures her this is not the case and that he would of taken her over Nush.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates nominate for the final time this series. Cameron and Nush are up for the chop with three votes each although the housemates wont discover this until the next day. Ray feels 'robbed' by Big Brother for allowing Jon to be exempt from nominations - but he doesn't realise Jon cannot win. Cameron, Ray and Steph agree that having an evicted housemate re-join them unsettles them and they think its unfair on the remaining five.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The final nomination result of this series is announced to the group. Nush and Cameron face eviction, one of them will miss out on a place in the grand final. Jon tells Ray that the voting was ""very silly"" and that ""The person who voted for Nush now cannot win"". Ray is very confused by this comment and he asks Cameron and Steph about it, and Steph is annoyed by Nush again saying ""Its always got to be about her."". Nush and Scott discuss what they think Jon meant by his comments in one of their many late night chats.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. This night saw maybe the most interesting moment in Big Brother so far. Once again, Ray was involved in another argument, this time with Steph. Some of the events of the evening, including Ray saying he wanted to ""f***ing punch her in the face;"" telling each of the other housemates he regretted nominating Nush, and then revealing to Nush why Steph was crying on Sunday. Other events of the night in which all of the housemates, apart from Cameron drank alcohol solidly for 6 hours included Nush confiding in Scott that she is secretly very hurt by Ray's nominating her and Ray taking a joke too far once again when he pulled Nush across the house to throw water over her after she drunkenly splashed water on him, Jon and Scott were not amused.
Week Eight in the Big Brother house and either Cameron or Nush would be leaving the house and missing out on the chance of being a finalist. In the first of two LIVE episodes Davina McCall spoke to friends and family of the two nominees and discussed with them their chances of surviving the eviction vote. Ex-Housemates were also on hand to provide insight into the Big Brother experience. Highlights from Day 56 in the house included Nush speaking to Big Brother about how she felt she would be evicted. Cameron also spoke in the diary room about how the pressure is different this week due to the fact he is so near to the final and how he really wants to stay and see the whole thing through. Davina speaks to the house and reveals that Nush is to be the 9th person evicted from the house. She takes the news well, congratulates Cameron, hugs everyone and retreats to her bedroom the get ready for her exit. Scott is noticeably disappointed to see Nush leave.
Watch as the housemates take on a task set by Big Brother, live to the nation. The housemates are sent looking for needles in a haystack - literally. A huge hay-stack is built in the back garden and five large blue rubber needles are hidden inside it. The contestants gained one night in the reward room for all of them with every needle they discovered. As an added difficulty, five questions were asked to Jon and for every question he got incorrect one housemate would have to wear boxing gloves while searching. The contestants earned themselves two nights in the reward room.
Big Brother's resident psychologists are on hand to provide interesting insights into the contestants behaviour and provide information on what they are really thinking about each other. Highlights from the weekend in the house are also shown. The resident psychologists examine each of the finalists in detail - analysing their behaviour and what it tells us about both their personality and game plans. Jon and Scott discuss Nush after she is evicted and how they already miss her. Cameron, Steph and Ray take offense from it and Steph says she notices a 'divide' between them. The contestants take part in the final Saturday night task and win, gaining entry into the reward room for two nights. The group enjoy the 60's style room and sing, dance and joke around for the full time allowed in the room. Steph says she never approaches men and waits for them to speak to her.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The group enjoy their first Monday without nominations! The housemates are set their final weekly task. They will all be called to the diary room to give their views on several social issues (e.g Gay Marriage, The Death Penalty) and at the end of the week all will be tested on what their fellow housemates views. If they get 75% of the questions correct they will win a Christmas Party. (Note : they were given a choice of 'Monster Mash', 'Bollywood' or 'Christmas' for their final night party)
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The group enjot thier second night in the reward room and drink even more than usual! Jon has a very heated discussion with Cameron. He is annoyed that that Cameron never gives his views and always 'stays on the fence' to which Cameron replies ""Not everyone voices their opinions. I am very happy none of you know my thoughts on some issues"" but Jon reveals he thinks this is all part of Cameron's game plan to win votes from the public. Steph is sick a total of 5 times after drinking too much.
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. It's the morning after the night before in the house and the contestants are recovering after their wild night in the reward room. Jon stays in bed until 8.30pm, emerging only to collect some headache tablets from the diary room. Steph gets an official warning from Big Brother for her behaviour the night before and for vandalising the statue along with Ray, Jon and Scott. Ray and Scott are asked their views on Asylum Seekers in the UK. Cameron, Steph and Scott invent a new game, which involves someone putting their feet onto the laminated paper Big Brother provides (for instructions) and another pulling them along the floor, they all enjoy it and name it 'Laminate Skiing'. Steph sleeps in the boys bedroom for the first time.
In the first of two specially-extended episodes tonight to celebrate the finale of Big Brother 4, returning housemate Jon Tickle is called to the diary room, he and is fellow housemates are unaware that it's the last time he will be in the house and he is ushered outside through a camera run to be greeted by Davina and the 1,500+ audience members awaiting him. A huge stage has been constructed with flash lighting and the Big Brother's infamous 'eye' logo engraved on the stage itself. When asked why he didn't cause as much trouble as he had promised viewers, Jon replied that 'Big Brother told me I couldn't tease them - I had no other ideas on what I could do after that', and it was clear who he wanted to win the show when asked he replied simply 'Scott Turner! Anyone with mobile phones here, use them and vote for Scott to win!'. He is reunited with his family and friends. Davina presents a 7-minute highlight package airing all the best bits from Day 63 in the house. After this she makes
Catch up with all the latest from the most infamous house in Britain. Watch highlights from the past 24 hours in the Big Brother house. The housemates enjoy a gift from Big Brother - Christmas day! The house has been re-decorated to reflect Christmas and the contestants are even rewarded with post-card from home.
Big Brother 2004, also known as Big Brother 5, was the fifth series of the British reality television series Big Brother, which premiered on Channel 4 on 28 May 2004 and lasted 71 days until the live finale on 6 August 2004. Following the poor reception and ratings for Big Brother 4, producers decided to cast a more controversial set of housemates and introduced an 'evil' Big Brother. This saw an increase in ratings when compared to the previous edition. In total, the series averaged 5.1 million viewers, thus making it the second highest rated so far, only behind Big Brother 3. The premise of the series remained largely unchanged from the previous instalment in the series, in which a certain number of strangers lived in a house together with no communication with the outside world, filmed constantly during their time in the house, trying to stay in the house for as long as possible in hopes of being voted the winner by the viewing public. It was the first series to feature a prize fund of up to £100,000. Certain elements of the show which had been there present since Big Brother's inception in 2000 were removed, such as the hot water only being present for one hour in the morning, the vegetable patch and the chickens.
In this, the totally LIVE Launch Programme of Big Brother 5, Davina introduces us to all 12 brand new contestants. And it couldn't be a more controversial list. A transsexual, a lesbian, an ex-stripper and an outrageously camp gay, to name just a few. In part one, a brief explanation of the application process (accompanied by all new footage) and a tour of the brand new house, lead by Davina. From here on out, the show is dedicated to the new arrivals. One by one, all 12 housemates enter the building that could be their home for up to 10 weeks. There arrivals are accompanied by a short video that shows some of their more memorable audition moments and introduces them to the viewing public. When all 12 have begun their Reality TV journey, Davina announces plans for the following days task and in an added twist, the contestant that loses will not receive their suitcase, containing everything they wanted to take into the house, for as long as they remain in the game.
The 12 new contestants face their first task, live. And to their surprise, just two days into the show the housemates made their first votes. All of them voted for the person they wanted to see go without their suitcase for the duration of their stay in the house. Loose cannon Kitten, who refused to enter the house initially on launch night, continued her rebellious ways and refused to go to the diary room when asked to do so by Big Brother. The votes were counted, and it was Kitten who the housemates decided should go without her case. Back in the studio, Davina looked through her suitcase to see what she would be missing. In addition, she revealed the first eviction would happen on Day 8 of the show. She also announced some shocking plans for the eviction.
An hour long highlights programme, airing the most memorable moments from the first two days in the house. They include the contestant's entering their new home and their first night, in which they found the 'surprise' of having less beds than people, meaning that some would have to share. Marco speaks frankly to Kitten and says he thinks that one of the females, well, isn't. Brief clips from the task are also shown and after he 'protest', Victor promptly chats in the diary room, revealing that he 'doesn't like that bitch [Kitten]'. Later the same evening, the contestants have a round of mud wrestling and there was mass debate as to if Nadia's breasts were natural or implants. Intelligent Conversation prevails, then.
In the first of the half hour highlight shows in the series, a selection of the best moments from Day 3. They include extrovert Jason cooking the meal, with nothing but a chef's apron on and with his buttocks on full display, Kitten climbing the roof and looking at the surrounding area, despite Big Brother's rules and warnings. The housemates also set up a singing competition, with Jason and Vanessa acting as 'judges' for the occasion. Performances include Marco's unforgettable cover of a song from 'The Little Mermaid' movie and Nadia's rendition of 'Happy Birthday', for Big Brother.
The housemates continued their attempted rebelling, when Stuart came up with the idea of nominating the two housemates at the time that was right for them. Kitten then went on to nominate Big Sister and a statue for eviction. Meanwhile, Jason's new tradition of cooking naked continued with Shellie cooking dinner for the housemates in the nude.
Kitten continues to challenge Big Brother's authority when she pulls the alcohol fridge out from the kitchen and proceeds to try and remove the lock on it. Her actions result in a shocking and drastic statement to be made by Big Brother. It's the last straw for Victor and he doesn't hide his feelings of frustrations towards Kitten's increasingly childish actions. Meanwhile, Jason and Victor tell Ahmed he needs to ""Step Up"" or risk getting booted out of the house. Confused by what they mean, Jason explains to him how he needs to participate more in discussions and ""cause tension"" among his fellow contestants. No longer than 20 minutes after his advice, Ahmed follows through by confronting Marco and accusing him of being ""unfriendly"" towards him and declares that he didn't even greet him properly on the first night. Heavily effected by such comments, Marco visits the diary room in tears later the same evening.
In an especially extended episode, to cover all of Day 6's incredible action, Big Brother makes a shocking announcement that none of the contestants wants to hear. After writing offensive phrases on the mirror's as a ""protest"", Kitten is given a third warning. As explained to the housemates the previous day, such action would mean that one of the contestants would be evicted, and true to their promise, a statement was released to the contestants informing them a contestant will be evicted because of Kitten's actions. When and Who was not revealed. The shocking announcement causes a huge rift, and Emma promptly tells Kitten how selfish she feels she is being, and how she needs to take responsibility for her actions. Her comments are met with fierce rivalry from Kitten and she tells Emma she is naive for 'playing into Big Brother's hands' by blaming her.
After a night of fun and games, the housemates were reminded that Big Brother was in control. Big Brother had stated that one Housemate would be evicted because of Kitten's continuous rule breaking. And the evicted housemate was Kitten. But for the first time in Big Brother history, a housemate (Kitten) refused to leave the house, and Big Brother was forced to lower the Cash Price to £91,000 before she finally left the house. For Kitten's advantage, there was no crowd to greet her as she left the house, and was only forced to deal with the press.
The Saturday Night Task featured the 11 Housemates taking part in a task that could cost them to loose up to £9,000 of their Cash Price. The housemates were told to choose the most intelligent housemate (Stuart) and the strongest housemate (Jason). The remaining housemates were placed on a roundabout that was situated in the garden. Jason then began to spin the roundabout until Stuart answered a question correctly, and Stuart continued to chose one housemate to leave the roundabout every time he answered a question correctly. By the end of the task, Marco was sick while on the roundabout, with Shellie on the edge of sickness. And the housemates lost another £5,000 of their Cash Price, which now leaves them with £86,000.
Highlights from the second weekend in the Big Brother House. The build up to Kitten's eviction is profiled, including one of her last protests. Demanding more alcohol, better food and no eviction/nomination procedures, Kitten climbs onto the roof again. Vanessa, Daniel and Shell begin to air there feelings about Michelle and Stuart's romance in private to each other and all agree that they do not think Michelle's show of emotion and affection is genuine. "Part of her game plan", they suggest. An argument breaks out and sends a strong divide down the group when a party, provided for by Big Brother turns into a mass food fight amongst Stuart, Michelle, Emma, Marco and Nadia. Distinctly unimpressed by their antics, Daniel demands they clean up the mess, and along with Shell, Vanessa, Jason and Ahmed makes it clear he is angry at their "selfish and childlike" behaviour.
The Drama continued in the Big Brother house with yet another outburst between two of the Housemates, by Emma walking in on Victor on the toilet. Meanwhile, a relationship between Vanessa and Jason is slowly developing, but Vanessa is not sure where she wants it to go. And the housemates have begun their weekly task, which involves them running a 24 hour Burger Bar, under the name of Big Bro.
This Episode marked the Housemates first Nominations in the Big Brother House. But this week, Big Brother will create another twist, as the two housemates chosen to leave the house will go into a secret room and watch the housemates for 4 days, until they return back into the house. The housemates that are up for the 'Eviction with a twist' are, Ahmed, Emma and Michelle. Meanwhile, the housemates continued their Weekly Task at running a burger bar, and failed to deliver the correct order for the first time. As Michelle struggled to remember the order that Big Brother had given her. The housemates only have two more chances, before they fail the weekly task.
The housemates are told the results of the first nominations by Big Brother. Michelle takes the news badly and cries twice during the day, to be comforted by Nadia and Marco and later by her love interest Stuart. Ahmed confronts Marco about why he brought in 300 cigarettes to the house when he doesn't even smoke. When the group tries to explain that it was a thoughtful gesture, Ahmed begins complaining about passive smoking. Later in the evening, Jason discusses his tactics for the ten weeks with Victor and Stuart.
Ahmed completely loses his temper when the wake-up call [the sound of a car alarm going off] pushes him over the edge. In a fit of rage, he throws a stack of china plates, making them smash into hundreds of pieces all over the garden. After his show of 'emotion', he retires to the spa room and cries for 45 minutes. In an attempt to ease his troubled mind, Emma tries to comfort him and tells him his plate chucking antics reminded her of a "Spanish festival". Things get steamy by night when Emma, Shell and Michelle all have a topless mud wrestling championship. Victor, Jason and Marco also join in the games. Jason and Vanessa's relationship continues to grow, and Victor, Jason and Stuart joke about Ahmed's earlier inexplicable behaviour.
In a first for the UK Edition of Big Brother, a "fake" eviction was staged. Davina guides the viewers around what will become, for the two "evicted" contestants, their new home for as long as Big Brother decides, the Bedsit. A 70's styled and by anyone's standards, distinctly grotty, one-bedded room with a tiny kitchen and bathroom and little else. However, most importantly, the room contains a large plasma screen and two sets of headphones. The room's feature will allow the two inhabitants of the room to view all the action from the house, live. After the highlights package, Davina drops a bombshell on the unsuspecting housemates. Instead of one, she reveals to them two people will leave the house. Shocked and bemused by this new revelation, the group have precious few seconds to adjust before Davina announces the nominated contestants will have to wait an excruciating 30 minutes to learn of their fate.
The 9 remaining housemates get ready for their 3rd live Saturday task. The housemates were gathered in the living room where a housemate was told to read envelope 1 to the rest of the housemates. Marco read aloud and told his fellow housemates, that they had to pick four housemates to do a physical part of the challenge, and picked were; Vanessa, Jason, Stuart and Dan. Vanessa went to the diary room to confirm the housemates, and while taking another laminate out side the other housemates followed her. It was said that the remaining housemates must sit on a bench, while the chosen 4 were to divide them self's into pairs (Dan, Stuart, and Vanessa and Jason) On the grass was a trail of red cones, and at the end was a group of yellow circles. Reading a laminate, it was said that one housemate had to be wheelbarrowed over to the rings, and pick them up one at a time and back to start, with each pair taking it in turns.
Big Brother gets evil, with the introduction of the bedsit. Before the pending eviction, Michelle and Marco discuss their other contestants and who they think is ""playing a game"". They agree that Dan and Vanessa are doing just this. When a mistake with Davina's link to the house means the housemates overhear the word 'Bedsit' on Friday night, the whole group go into a frenzy. Theories about what will happen are going left, right and centre, including Jason's idea that two people will be evicted and then one voted back into the house. When the voting news comes, the housemates think Emma and Michelle are evicted, when really they are going to the bedsit. Over Excited by being in the bedsit, Emma's breasts constantly fall out of her top, to much amusement by the two girls. The following morning, they are set their first task. They must decide which of the 9 housemates they left behind should have to take a cold shower.
The bedsit duo, Emma and Michelle are set a task by Big Brother. They must pick one of their fellow housemates to receive cool showers. For all of the day, the housemate they pick will only ever receive cold water when they enter the shower. The girls pick Victor and watch with much delight as the London rude-boy gets increasingly stressed out as everyone else enjoys nice warm showers. In the evening, things get raunchy when after a week-long flirtation, Jason and Vanessa end up passionate kissing in the garden and bathroom. There fun soon ends when Marco's screams of excitement from witnessing the two's romance are heard by Jason.
The contestants make their all-important nominations for the second time. After receiving the most votes from their housemates, it's Vanessa and Daniel who will be facing the chop. Heavy smoker Nadia is worried to discover she has run out of cigarettes completely, and with no more in the house until the shopping arrives in almost a week, she will have to go cold turkey. Her predicament is a source of amusement for Jason and he jokes and mocks about her openly with all the housemates in the living area. His outburst is not just a frustration to Nadia, but also to Shell who takes it particularly badly. Later the same evening, unaware of Nadia's sex change the group discuss transsexual's in a frank and upfront manor. Nadia retreats to the bathroom and cries for nearly an hour. Meanwhile, Shell is having her own problems, and goes to the treatment room and throws some pillows around and generally loses his temper, thanks to Jason's outburst earlier. Vanessa comforts her.
In this special episode, the bedsit duo return to the house. Informed by Big Brother, the other contestants believe they are just enjoying a special fancy dress party. Special it will certainly be. When contacted by Big Brother on their bedsit telephone, the girls rush about getting prepared for the return. When they do arrive back in the house, something special is planned. With their housemates locked safely away in the bedroom, sent their by Big Brother, the two girls hide under the huge dinner table in the living area. Once inside, they each put their heads through holes in the table which lead to the inside of a platter dish. Unaware of the trick, Nadia removes the lid to the platter containing Emma and gets the shock of her life, as do the other contestants. The two they thought were gone are back, and they know more than anyone can imagine.
On the night June 16th 2004, Day 20 of the fifth season of Big Brother UK, an argument broke out on a scale never before witnessed in the reality show. This episode, especially extended to one hour, airs the brawl itself and the events of Day 20 that lead to such a colossal disaster for the housemate's relationships. During the day, tempers within the house were already reaching boiling point. Irritated by his constant cold showers (which Emma and Michelle set up), Victor rants inside the Diary Room, but getting no response takes to the roof to protest. Vanessa makes a fatal mistake when she tells Dan and Shell how she doesn't respect Michelle and that her opinions do not matter, unaware that the 'evictee' she is talking about is watching and listening to it all. By the time the two 'evicted' contestants return at around 10.45pm, the atmosphere in the house is at it's most explosive yet. Annoyed by the girls' return, Victor and Jason retreat to the garden to lick their wounds.
Davina McCall hosts the LIVE Friday night programme, but only this time there is no crowd and no eviction. When events in the house took a sensational turn during the week, Big Brother, eager to avoid any further explosive scenes, decided to put the eviction off for the week in order to give the contestants time to get themselves all sorted out. In this episode, Davina's role is pretty pointless. She introduces a selection of highlights from the previous day. These all revolve around "the morning after the night before" and show the contestants struggling to build the bridges they burned in the previous night's fury. Vanessa and Marco have an argument, when Marco ignites the already volatile situation by calling her "fake" and "two faced". Jason struggles to apologise to anyone, still believing his actions were justified. Nadia and Vanessa put everything behind them and enjoy a genuine apology.
Highlights from Day 22 in the Big Brother House. The contestants continue to speculate about what has happened to Emma and wonder if she's been ejected or not, following events on Wednesday evening. Vanessa and Shell discuss it further and decide that whatever happens to Emma should happen to Victor also, and that both should be treated exactly the same. Nadia becomes upset, and comforted by Shell, Vanessa and Marco admits she is feeling guilty for her actions in the brawl, and is considering leaving, Jason's refusal to accept her apologies only makes the situation worse, and yet when told about Nadia's sorry state by Daniel, Jason continues to ignore her apologies.
The contestants are told of Emma's departure from the house. After some silence, out of respect for their friend, the contestants pretty much end in agreement that it might be for the best. Outside the house, Davina interviews the ejected housemate, discussing her time in the house and her plans for the future. Discussion on the Big Brawl is limited, but Emma is clearly sad to be evicted from the house because of it. It's also clear that if she is out, so should Victor be.
In the first of the Psychoanalysis programme's of Season Five, the resident Big Brother psychologists analyse and comment on the housemate's behaviour over the past 24 hours, and reveal what it tells us about them. They kick off with an analysis of Stuart and Michelle's relationship - labelled "A Dangerous Liaison". Stuart's hot and cold approach to Michelle is under the microscope, and so his reactions to her eviction on Day 15, and her unexpected return on Day 20. Daniel is also analysed further, and his role as the mediator is further investigated. Friendly with both camps in the house, and the ultimate bridge builder after the big fight of Night 20, he was surprised when he found himself nominated for eviction, but have the housemates made a terrible mistake in risking losing him from the group at this stressful and unstable time? Plus, a further look at Nadia and her big secret.
With no nominations due to the delayed eviction, their is a positive and cheerful mood in the house. Big Brother sets the contestants a new challenge. They must all make a clay cast of a body part. Once all the clay cast's from each contestant have been made, they must all be applied to a wire frame to form the "perfect housemate". A ironic conversation takes a turn for the bizarre and uncomfortable when Michelle asks transsexual Nadia if she had "it" put in a pickle jar when it was "cut off". The conversation was planned by Marco and Michelle as a joke, but they do not realise how close they are to the truth about Nadia's secret past. The perfect housemate model, which was originally a female, becomes A Sexual when the boys in the house mould a penis onto it.
The housemates are set another task for the day. They must, in groups of two, put on a play about their time in the house and their Big Brother experiences. Vanessa vents her annoyance over Jason's constant bad mood to Daniel. Later that evening, Jason leaves the table without thanking Vanessa for the meal she prepared. His actions mean Dan marches into the bedroom to let him know how much it irritated him. It's clearly not Jason's day because later that evening Vanessa confronts him about his recent mood swings. Both him and Victor disrepute it though, commenting "You've been hanging around with too many w*nkers lately". Vanessa accuses him of being "weird and condescending".
While the Housemates did their weekly shopping list, Stuart noticed that there was a Cowboy Hat priced at £20.00. He gave up hope in buying it, until Big Brother informed him that the price of the hat had been reduced to £6.00. The hat shall now be delivered with the rest of the food on Saturday. Meanwhile, Jason apologized to Vanessa about the argument that they had the night before. And informed her that she was one of the only Housemates that he could feel comfortable talking to. Also, the Housemates were given a task in which they had to give a News Report to Big Brother.
In the first true eviction night of Big Brother 2004, house beauty Vanessa was shown the door by the public. Highlights from the past 24 hours in the house were aired in the first of the evening's episodes as always. They included the 'hareem' enjoying fun and games as always, when Nadia and Michelle conspire to rip Marco's boxers off him to leave him naked. Even his attempts to find refuge in the Diary Room don't work when the girls follow him, and after achieving thier goal, Big Brother asks Marco to take a seat on the diary room chair. Daniel complains to Jason about his continuing bad mood once more and the two end up having a debate about the scot's turbulent moods. When the eviction announcement finally comes, the contestants gather on the sofa's to hear that Vanessa will be evicted. Upon her eviction, Vanessa is evicted too loud and shattering booing from the audience outside
Tonight's live task risks another £10,000 of the housemate's remaining £77,000 prize fund in a game of intelligence, skill and strength called Big Brother's Human Games Challenge. Split across three sections, the housemates must divide into three teams and decide how much of their £10,000 stake to risk on each of the three games - for instance, if they're more confident about strength than intelligence or skill, they could risk £5,000 on the strength game and £2,500 each on the skill and intelligence games. Losing a game means they lose the stake risked on that game, winning it means they keep the stake. In the first part, the team taking on the intelligence challenge must rearrange scrambled letters to form a word. In a twist, however, the letters will be displayed on sandwich boards worn by the housemates, so they must rearrange themselves to form the word.
The housemates reacted badly when they heard the abuse that Vanessa had received from the crowd. And for the first time since Big Brother started, Jason was the first to go to bed. The next day, the housemates were given a long slippery surface which kept them occupied for a few hours, and took their minds away from Vanessa's departure. Meanwhile, Jason had a conversation with [i]Shell[/i], about how he had spoken about her in the Diary Room, and wanted to apologize. And Dan kept himself thinking about why he was not the Housemate to leave on Friday night, and how he doesn't fit in that well.
Big Brother's resident psychologists delve deeper into the housemates thoughts and emotions, and give viewers at home a unique insight into how the contestants are really feeling.
Jason was given his 2nd official Warning from Big Brother, as he left the seating area during Nominations. Jason and Ahmed spoke to the housemates after wards, explaining that they he can not stay in the seating area with everyone smoking. All the Housemates agreed, but Nadia had issues with it. Meanwhile, the Housemates had nominated, and Marco and Nadia both received 6 votes, which put them up for Eviction. Once again, Stuart did not receive one nomination, along with Michelle. Later on that day, Becki was told to come to the Diary Room. While there, Big Brother told her that she had to nominate one Housemate, and the housemate that she would select would immediately be put up for Eviction on Friday. The way that she would select the Housemate, would be to kiss her on both cheeks, and therefore becoming the Kiss of Betrayal that Judas did to Jesus. After a few minutes of thinking, Becki went over to Michelle and kissed her on both cheeks.
The Housemates received the news of the Nominated housemates. Which caused all three of the Harem to react in different ways. At first, Michelle demanded that Big Brother would left her leave the house straight away, before the other Housemates calmed her down. Nadia had stated that she had prepared herself for the news, and therefore was not deeply affected by it. Unlike Marco who began to insult Ahmed, and then went onto to insult housemates such as Victor and Jason, in stating that they would receive large amount of abuse, once they left the house. Meanwhile, Becki had to restrain herself from informing the Housemates of why Michelle was nominated. And an argument between Victor and Marco began, with Marco accusing Victor of sabotaging the votes. Which Victor then accused Marco of doing the same.
For the third part of the Weekly Task, the Housemates had to write a song, in which they would then perform. The housemates were split in to two groups, and both successfully completed the task. And the for the first time since they entered the House, the housemates were able to listen to music, that was played through out the house.
Marco was the 4th Housemate to leave the Big Brother House. Which now leaves just Michelle and Nadia as the remaining members of the Harem. Meanwhile, Jason, Victor and Ahmed were all given warnings by Big Brother, for their conversation on Nominations. Ahmed did not take the news well, as he asked Jason and Victor to stop talking to him about nominations, and then announced to the entire house, that he wants them to Nominate him for the next weeks Eviction.
This weeks Saturday Challenge featured 8 of the Housemates taking part in a Cow & Farmer Race. Dan chose who would be the farmers and who would be the cows. All of the housemates completed the Task, except for Jason and Ahmed, as Ahmed refused to be a cow, and he switched with Jason, which cost them $2,500. Meanwhile, Jason, Victor, Ahmed and Becki had a conversation about transsexuals, while Nadia was in the room. The three men stated that they could never date a transsexual, while Becki said the opposite. And Nadia remained quiet through out. Which led to Nadia and Becki leaving the bedroom. The psychologists continue to analyse the housemates' behaviour.
An aeroplane, sponsored by tabloid newspaper The Sun, flies over the house, and the housemates see it's banner that reads 'Only Becki Nominated Michelle!'. The contestants are confused, and Shell thinks the national newspaper have got their wires crossed and made a mistake. By coincidence, Michelle is in the Diary Room as the time of the plane's flying across the house and so only hears about what it says when she leaves the diary room. Becki continues to lie about it, and says she is totally innocent and confused by the message. Michelle tells her not to worry about it and insists she doesn't mind. Later in the day, the contestants make their nominations, all that is, but Jason and Victor. The rest of the house decided that Ahmed and new girl Becki should face the chop.
Big Brother reveals to the housemates which of them will be facing eviction in the sixth week. Ahmed and Becki are told they will face possible eviction on Friday. Ahmed, having asked his fellow contestants to vote him off, seems happy. Becki insists she was expecting it, but seems less delighted about the situation. Stuart and Michelle get in trouble for 'snogging' in the garden, and not behind the 'bike sheds' as rules for the Big Brother Primary School require. Michelle must write 100 lines of 'I Must Not Snog The Boys In Inappropriate Places of the School' with a chalk and black board, while Stuart must wear a 'D' hat and stand in the corner without speaking to anyone until further notice. Daniel vents his frustrations to Shell about Becki's joking behaviour at 'registration' when she pretended to act like a silly young girl. Her actions annoyed Daniel because as he put it, this task must now, under any circumstances, be 'f*cked up'.
In the fourth public vote of the season, viewers at home decided that new girl Becki Seddiki should leave the Big Brother House. Before the important announcement was made, several clips from Day 42 were aired, including much of the anticipation for the week's eviction result. Ahmed informs Big Brother that he doesn't want to leave, and it's a thought mirrored by Becki too. When the announcement finally comes, Becki is graceful in defeat, and hugs all of her housemates. While hugging Michelle, a huge booing erupts from the crowed outside, and the housemates all hear it. Daniel quickly tries to give the evictee advice on how best to handle such a hostile reaction. When Davina returns, she informs Becki she has one minute to gather her thoughts, say her goodbye's and leave the house. Her rival contestants, who had once treated her with suspicion and voted her out at their first opportunity, all rallied round to try and make her departure as pleasant as possible.
Highlights from Eviction Day in the Big Brother house. Becki and Ahmed await news of their fate in the house. Becki says to both the group and Big Brother in the Diary Room she doesn't want to leave the house. Ahmed appears to be much more relaxed about the whole thing, saying either way he will be happy.
The housemates continue their weekly task, in which the house has been transformed into the Big Brother Boot Camp. The housemates are becoming increasingly annoyed with Ahmed's refusal to take part in many of the tasks, which is putting their success at risk. Michelle confronts him and things soon develop into a full blown argument when she questions why he even applied to be on the show. Later, Daniel tells Big Brother, in the Diary Room, how he feels Ahmed is acting like a "t*at" and how he feels he is faking his "illness" to get out of taking part in the task. Another argument occurs when Nadia accuses Jason of picking on her because she smokes, and says he is being unfair by not allowing the smokers their usual quota of cigarettes as part of the task. But things soon turn to other matters, and the two quickly argue about many events of previous weeks in the house.
The contestants are told of the huge twist in nominations in this, the seventh week of Big Brother. For three days they struggled on with their Boot Camp Task, with the best intentions to pass the task for the good of the group. Their leaders Michelle and Jason encouraged them along the way. As Big Brother reveals to them all they have passed the task, all our more elated than ever. All, this is, but Jason and Michelle who know all too well what is about to hit them. As Michelle sat with her head in her hands, the group realise something is not right. They don't wait too long to find out, Big Brother then plays a clip of the Diary Room in which Michelle and Jason are told of the twist in nominations. And so, with that, all six 'privates' realise their fate.
It's the public's fifth chance to evict another housemate. As usual, Davina McCall presides over the evening's events. Highlights from the previous 24 hours in the house include one of Stuart's few open and honest moments in the Diary Room. He's upset about the possibility of leaving, and is reflecting on the seven weeks he has now spent in the Big Brother house. He also confesses he will miss Michelle if the public do decide he should leave. Daniel, while having a chat with Nadia lets slip he is finding his role as 'Mediator' in the house to be tough. Nadia comments it's not a role he wanted, but one he was given by the other contestants, to which Daniel agrees. When the announcement of Ahmed's rejection surprised to here both the most recent evictee and his friend in the house, Victor receive large BOO's from the audience outside when their names are mentioned by Davina.
Resident Psychologic Experts analyse further the contestants behaviour in these final weeks of the programme and as end-game begins. As talk moves to the final night, and possibility of winning gets even greater with every passing day, what do the contestants' comments in the Diary Room say, and more importantly, what does their body language fail to conceal. Claims of not being able to win, of not wanting to win, and of not wanting to see other's leave are more often than not false. An in-depth look at body language supports this. But despite the talk of the very serious matter of finale night, the housemates still find time for fun and games. Such energetic rounds of play fighting and other games have become a daily and incredibly important aspect of the housemates lives this year.
Shell and Michelle are freaked out by a large spider they discover in the bedroom and Stuart 'rescues' them from the unwanted visitor. Nadia is upset, and speaks to Big Brother in the Diary Room. She's feeling down and admits she needs to get herself out of her bad mood. Michelle spots Stuart and Shell in the kitchen making bread, and questions them both after she thought that Stuart had promised to make bread with her and not Shell earlier. Later, Big Brother supplies the housemates with two Sumo Wrestling Outfits and a small ring in which to battle in.
In tonight's eviction, Victor was told that he had become to 6th housemate to be evicted from the big brother house. While Jason was gutted that he was evicted, Dan was surprised at how he stayed. As Victor left, he came out of the house to boos. Davina then announces in the interview, a surprise twist to the nominations. All remaining housemates will face the public vote for eviction, as viewers get the chance to evict a housemate they think does not deserve to enter the final week. Meaning no nominations will take place on week 9.
Housemates learn the secret, that all of them faced the public vote. Davina finally announces the result, as Michelle becomes the 7th housemate to be evicted from the big brother house, after her jealousy became too much for the fans. Davina interviews her, while trying to get Michelle to reveal if her and Stuart did more under the table. Michelle gave no comment. At the end of the interview, Davina revealed that a special eviction show will take place this Wednesday, as the housemate to come in 5th place will be evicted! Also on Thursday, housemates talk about what could happen on Friday with eviction, and Michelle spends some quality time with Stuart, as he says he will miss her if she is gone, and that Michelle will wait for Stuart if evicted.
Highlights from Day 64 in the house, during which previous favourite to win, Michelle, was surprisingly booted out by the viewers. The housemates are also told all of them had faced the public vote during the week. After her departure from the house, Stuart comes to the Diary Room to express his disappointment at his lover's exit from the house, but also says he is pleased to have made it to the final week and says he will be excited to see Michelle in the outside world. Jason is also surprised by Michelle's departure, and reveals he thought that his time would be up this week. In a conversation with Daniel, he asks him why he wasn't honest with Nadia when she thought the audience outside were booing her. In fact, Jason is mistaken. They were not booing her, but instead giving him a frosty reception when his picture came on the large screen. Daniel insists that he doesn't believe Nadia was getting booed, and correctly so, she wasn't.
Monday highlights saw Big brother playing with the housemates minds, as early in the morning, Big brother informed housemates the store room is now open with their suitcases, and must all pack their bags in 1 hour. Nadia was most shocked and surprised, "1 hour?!" she kept shouting. While everyone panicked Jason kept calm, saying they needed some excitement in the house. The hour was up and housemates returned their cases to the store room. Later Big brother called a housemate to the diary room (Nadia) and asked how she was, then told Nadia not to tell anybody about their conversation, as big brother will take the rule breaking very seriously. Coming out, the housemates are suspicious as Nadia claims they asked her about her microphone. They later call Nadia back in and say the same thing, while Nadia is more concerned that she thinks Big brother are trying to show her something, and looks around the diary room.
A quick update of Tuesday, saw the housemates pay for their refusal of nominating, as they were shown nominations, their fellow housemates made. Shell was slightly upset over Stuart's nomination to her, but really upset after Nadia saw Shell's nomination of her. However Nadia was more concerned of how she looked while making the nominations. Shell started crying and ran outside, kicking the pillar and hurting her foot, while the others went to comfort her. In the shock live eviction, the audience were told to be quiet- no cheering or anything until music was played into the house. When it was, the audience screamed as Davina takes it over to big brother for the eviction of a housemate. While housemates danced, a chipper Stuart was called to the diary room, where he was told he will be evicted without saying good bye to his fellow housemates. Leaving through the diary room, he enters the hallway where the screaming crowd await him outside.
After ten weeks of bitching, rowing, romance, passion, scheming and just about everything else in between, Big Brother 5 finally comes to a close in the biggest Reality TV finale of the year. Host Davina McCall presides over the night's evictions and announces who has won. The show kicks off with some highlights of Day 70 in the house, including the evening's "Big Brother 5 Awards". The announcement that Shell will be the first evictee of the night shortly follows, coming 4th. Her exit is met with rapturous applaud by the audience outside who welcome her with open arms back into the real world. In her interview, she discusses her approach to life in the house which had many wondering - "is she really that nice?".
After ten weeks of bitching, rowing, romance, passion, scheming and just about everything else in between, Big Brother 5 finally comes to a close in the biggest Reality TV finale of the year. Host Davina McCall presides over the night's evictions and announces who has won.
Big Brother 2005, also known as Big Brother 6, was the sixth series of the British reality television series Big Brother, in which a number of contestants live in an isolated house trying to avoid being evicted by the public with the aim of winning a large cash prize at the end of the run. The series launched on Channel 4 on 27 May 2005 and ended on 12 August 2005, lasting eleven weeks, at the time the longest the programme had lasted, Davina McCall returned as host for her sixth consecutive year. Thirteen housemates entered on launch night with an additional three being introduced in Week 4, this was the first series where late entry housemates survived public votes and made it to the final. Anthony Hutton was chosen as the winner on Day 78, receiving £50,000, Eugene Sully who finished second received the other half of the prize money due to a task on Day 76. Makosi and Craig returned in 2009 to compete in a task for a few hours, in 2010 Makosi was a contestant in Ultimate Big Brother. She entered on Day 1 and became the second Ultimate housemate to be evicted on Day 11. Anthony also returned as a guest to have a picnic date with Makosi. The Big Brother eye for this series was also used for the Serbian Big Brother series, Veliki brat.
Davina McCall returns to launch the sixth series of Big Brother, as thirteen housemates are welcomed into their new home for the next 78 days. However, one unlucky housemate will have to earn their place…
Big Brother gives Makosi a secret mission to carry out; and the thirteen housemates get to know each other.
The housemates attempt to compile their very first shopping list together. Meanwhile, arguments flare up all over the house, and Makosi’s secret mission continues.
Derek calls a house meeting, which goes as well as you would expect. Later, the housemates flex their artistic skills as they paint portraits of each other.
After the housemates perform a rap battle, they get to celebrate Mary's birthday in scary style.
In the highlights, housemates nominate for the first time; and Mary and Saskia have a major argument. Later, Davina and Big Brother reveal the outcome of Makosi's secret mission, live.
Makosi learns the outcome of her secret mission, before being given one final task to perform
In the highlights, Sam expresses some arousing emotions in the Diary Room, and Craig puts on a show for the housemates. Later, Davina reveals the result of the public vote, and names the first evictee of the series, live.
Big Brother 6's first Housemate to be evicted leaves the house, and is interviewed live by Davina.
A fun water fight preceeds a very real argument between Makosi and Roberto. Later, the Housemates react to the results of this week's public vote.
The Housemates embark on a counting task. Later, another fun water fights suddenly takes a very dramatic turn. Featuring psychological analysis of the Housemates’ behaviour.
There is still tension in the air following the previous night's incident. Meanwhile, the winner of the counting task is given a secret mission.
The second round of nominations takes place, but one Housemate breaks a fundamental rule. Meanwhile, the relationship between Lesley and Sam deteriorates, and Saskia dishes out a punishment as Big Brother.
The consequence for the previous day's rule-break is announced to the Housemates. Meanwhile, the Big Brother Hospital task begins. Later, Sam tries to put on a show for her Housemates, with hilarious consequences.
One Housemate gets reprimanded over threatening language; one Housemate ironically sustains a real injury during the Hospital task; two Housemates have a streak in the garden; and one Housemate snaps at another over cooking.
n the highlights, Saskia is taken to hospital to have her injury examined; Craig gives birth (!?); and an argument between Maxwell and Roberto gets…messy. Later, Davina announces the result of the second public vote, live.
The second Housemate to be evicted leaves the House, and is interviewed live by Davina.
The Housemates learn the results of the Hospital task. When the latest evictee leaves, the group listens to the hostile reception from the audience. Later, yet another injury is sustained by a different Housemate.
Housemates participate in the Box task, to see who can sit inside a cardboard box the longest. Featuring psychological analysis of the Housemates’ behaviour.
The Box task comes to an end, and the winners reap their rewards.
The Housemates embark on the Pirate task. Later, the third round of nominations take place, but three rule-breakers are about to be outed in dramatic fashion to the rest of the House…
Captain Science faces a mutiny from the other Housemates, as he begins winding almost everybody up; nomination results are revealed; and a series of Housemates are reprimanded after a spate of recent rule-breaking.
The disastrous Pirate task reaches its equally disastrous conclusion. Later, Science is issued with a formal warning, following his recent behaviour; and the Big Brother's Love Loft sees Housemates speed-date each other.
In the highlights, Maxwell makes some last minute changes to the shopping list; and the Housemates speculate over who might be evicted from the house. Then, Davina reveals the results of this week's public vote, live.
The third Housemate to be evicted leaves the House, and is interviewed live by Davina.
Science takes on a secret mission to win himself some toilet roll. Later, he has an argument with Roberto over dining habits. Meanwhile, certain Housemates continue to grow very close; and Kemal suffers a late night prank.
Housemates become chickens for the day, hoping to earn a special reward. Later, Maxwell's shopping substitutes causes friction. Featuring psychological analysis of the Housemates’ behaviour.
Housemates are given their third weekly shopping task in the Big Brother Workhouse. One unlucky Housemate does all the grunt work, unaware that all the other Housemates get to play!
Day 2 of the Workhouse task sees Maxwell sorting nuts and bolts, while the rest of the House are treated to a spa day. Later, the fourth round of nominations begins.
It’s the final day of the Workhouse task. Will a drunken Makosi give the game away to Maxwell? Later, nomination results are revealed; and Maxwell does not take kindly at all to Science taking his wine.
Maxwell learns the truth about the Workhouse task; the Housemates compile their weekly shopping list; Vanessa gets given a harsh punishment; and Derek undertakes a secret mission to earn some cigars and wine.
In the highlights, tempers are raised in the House. Housemates begin to notice a clear divide in the House, and speculate on what may be causing it. Then, Davina reveals the results of the fourth public vote, live.
As well as interviewing the latest evictee, Davina introduces the latest twist: a Secret Garden adjacent to the main House, where three brand new people will be living in secret! The newbies enter the Secret Garden, live.
Roberto becomes the latest evictee. Then, newbies Kinga, Eugene and Orlaith quietly enter their new home – the Secret Garden to the left of the Diary Room. Later, Maxwell suggests he may have played a rather disgusting prank.
A mysterious new installation arrives in the House – a button with the labels “Don’t Press This Button” and “Press Here”. Will it be pressed? Who’ll press it? And what’ll happen to them? Later, Big Brother cautions Maxwell.
Makosi continues her mission to provide for the Secret Garden. When these provisions include alcohol, the unwitting Housemates in the main House descend on Makosi. Cidergate begins – game on!
The morning after an intense argument, nominations begin – but two rule-breakers are banned from the process. Later, the Secret Garden is dramatically revealed to the Housemates, and Makosi must make a difficult choice.
Eugene and Orlaith settle into the main House, and the Housemates get to know them a bit more. Meanwhile, the results of this week’s nominations leave some Housemates reeling.
Housemates are set the task of performing Romeo and Juliet: The Ballet. Rehearsals create flirtation between some, animosity between others. Later, Maxwell and Saskia have a late night clash with Kemal.
In the first part of Day 35, Maxwell and Saskia's final full day in the house is anything but harmonious, as Kemal and Vanessa both vent their anger at the couple.
In the second part of Day 35, the Housemates perform their ballet. Then, Maxwell and Saskia's time in the House together comes to an end, as one of them is evicted and interviewed, live.
The Housemates react to Saskia’s harsh reception with the crowd, and Maxwell deals with her eviction.
The Housemates take part in an emotional task; and a plane banner causes excitement and curiosity in the House. Later, emotions run high with Craig and Maxwell; and Anthony and Makosi have a wild night in the pool.
Anthony and Makosi deal with the fallout of the previous night’s antics. Later, the weekly shopping task is revealed to the Housemates, as they are divided into holiday reps and holiday makers.
The holiday task continues, including a fashion show that reveals just a little too much of some Housemates. Meanwhile, drama ensues, as Makosi asks Big Brother for a pregnancy test.
Part 1 of what the housemates did after Big Brother.
Part 2 of what the housemates did after Big Brother.
Part 3 of what the housemates did after Big Brother.
Part 4 of what the housemates did after Big Brother.
Part 5 of what the housemates did after Big Brother.
Part 6 of what the housemates did after Big Brother, including season 6 winner Anthony.
Big Brother 2006, also known as Big Brother 7, was the seventh series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It aired on Channel 4 from 18 May 2006 to 18 August 2006, hosted by Davina McCall. The series lasted for 93 days; fifteen days longer than the previous series. At the time it was the longest running series and the next three series would also run for 13 weeks. It was the first series to be broadcast in 16:9. This was the first series to feature more than 20 housemates. Prior to the launch of the series, a Golden Ticket competition was promoted to find a housemate who would enter in Week 3. Adjacent to the house was the House Next Door, which was used three times throughout the series. The major controversy of this series was the return of four ex-housemates in the penultimate week, with one of them being eligible to remain in the house for the final week. Although this had been practiced in Big Brother 4 in 2003, the main controversy was that the returning housemate was eligible to win, despite being evicted via public vote. Nominations remained a fundamental part of the process, however Big Brother often changed or cancelled nominations some weeks in favour of twists. Double evictions - which had only ever been used on Big Brother 4 and celebrity series' - returned this year and have since become a permanent fixture in all subsequent series - usually near the end of each series. This series proved to be popular, having a series average of 4.7 million viewers. In 2010, Big Brother 7 was voted the public's favourite series of Big Brother, as revealed during Big Brother's Big Awards Show.
Big Brother 2007, also known as Big Brother 8, was the eighth series of the British reality television series Big Brother, airing on Channel 4, with a number of closely associated programmes also airing on E4. The series launched on 30 May 2007 hosted by Davina McCall and ended 94 days later on 31 August 2007, making it the longest running series of Big Brother in the UK. Ratings for this series were at their lowest at the time, with the series averaging 3.8 million viewers. The launch night was unique in that all the housemates who entered where female, with the male housemates arriving sparingly over the first two weeks. An additional five housemates entered the house in Day 59. They went to a new house next door called "The Halfway House". A number of changes had been made to the show, including the omission of text message voting, and a reduction in the cost of calls to vote for evictions from 50p to 25p. At least 10p from each vote was going to charity. This was the first Big Brother series to air in the UK since the highly controversial Celebrity Big Brother 5, as a result, a number of strict rules were applied to avoid a further controversy. Controversy hit the show on Day 8, when Emily Parr was removed from the house in the early hours of the morning after calling Charley Uchea a nigger; although she did not use it in an argument and the two appeared to be friends, a decision was made to remove her immediately.
Big Brother 2008, also known as Big Brother 9, was the ninth series of the British reality television series Big Brother, that aired on Channel 4 and E4. The series launched on 5 June 2008, and ran for 13 weeks until 5 September 2008. The winner of was Rachel Rice, who beat bookies' favourite Michael Hughes in the final vote with 51.3%. At the time of the series, Big Brother 9 was the least watched summer series in Big Brother's history, until the following series, with an average of only 3.6 million, down on Big Brother 8's by 0.3m. No housemates in this series were represented in Ultimate Big Brother, a mini-series to mark the end of Big Brother on Channel 4. However Rex, Kathreya and Stuart entered to take part in tasks.
Davina introduces us to the new house and the sixteen new housemates. The first four, Mario, Lisa, Luke and Stephanie enter and are given a secret mission by Big Brother. The other twelve; Rachel, Dale, Sylvia, Dennis, Michael, Alexandra, Rex, Mohamed, Rebecca, Darnell, Jennifer and Kathreya then enter the house. Before Davina reveals a further twist in the secret mission happening this Sunday.
Big Brother 2009, also known as Big Brother 10, was the tenth series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It began on 4 June 2009 and was aired on Channel 4 and E4 for 93 days, concluding on 4 September 2009 when Sophie "Dogface" Reade was crowned the winner with 74.4% of the viewer's vote. The format of the programme remained largely unchanged from previous series; a group of people, referred to as housemates, are enclosed in the Big Brother House under the surveillance of cameras and microphones. Each week, the viewers decide which of a selection of housemates is evicted and, in the final week, one housemate is voted as the winner. The daily highlights programme was narrated by Marcus Bentley, Davina McCall fronted the launch programme, evictions, special episodes, the final and Big Brother's Big Mouth and George Lamb presented Big Brother's Little Brother. The programme included 22 participants, four of whom left the programme voluntarily whilst the fate of the others was decided by the public vote. The housemates were originally competing to win a £100,000 prize but, due to rule-breaking by the participants, this was reduced to £71,320. The series, which was sponsored by Lucozade, achieved significantly less media coverage and viewing figures, resulting in it becoming the least-watched series in Big Brother UK history until Big Brother 12 in 2011. This series also attracted controversy, with accusations of bullying between contestants drawing complaints and criticisms levelled at the welfare of housemates after they left the programme.
Davina presents the live launch show. Davina reveals that none of the people entering the house will be proper housemates yet and will have to earn that status. The housemates are introduced for the first time as they enter the house.
Highlights are shown of the first 24 hours of life from within the house.
Highlights are shown of the previous 24 hours in the house. Freddie celebrates his birthday in the house. The housemates have to dress as Hippies as Freddie's birthday is on the same day as the summer solstice. A mini Stone Henge is set up in the garden and the housemates have to write odes for Freddie. Freddie is given the chance to change his or Sophie's names back or to allow Noirin to stop having to draw glasses and a moustache on her face. Freddie decides to choose Noirin's option. Freddie is given a birthday party by Big Brother.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates continue with this week's shopping budget task. Siavash is able to save one housemate from being put up for nomination this week and he decides to save Marcus. The housemates fail this week's task and have to survive on a basic shopping budget.
Davina returns to present tonight's live nomination show. The housemates are given just 90 seconds to make their nominations in the diary room. After all the housemates have nominated it is revealed that Angel and Freddie will face this week's public vote.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates react to Angel's departure from the house.
Davina announces that Sree has been evicted from the house tonight and he says goodbye to his fellow housemates. Davina chats to Sree about his time in the house.
Davina returns to present tonight's live eviction show. Highlights are shown of the previous 24 hours in the house. Marcus talks to Noirin about last night's argument in the house. Both Karly and Siavash talk to Big Brother about the argument. For discussing nominations Siavash is told that he will be punished in due course.
Davina talks to the house and announces that Kris is the housemate to be evicted. Kris chats to Davina about his time in the house.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates react to Kris' departure from the house.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates react to the new housemates entering the house and last night's eviction.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates react to Bea's eviction from the house.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. The housemates are told by Big Brother that they have to clean the house. For today's task the housemates have to take part in an oil wrestling contest. Siavash ends up winning the contest. With nominations coming up again for the final time some of the housemates are unsure who that are going to nominate this week. Whilst Marcus is in the dairy room, Sophie takes one of his cans of beer and shares it with Charlie.
Highlights are shown of life from within the house. Marcus is furious with Sophie for taking his beer. Sophie isn't happy with having to take all the blame when she wasn't the only person responsible. Sophie talks to Big Brother about Marcus. Sophie believes Siavash when he tells her you can make fake clouds to produce rain. For today's task the housemates have to brush their teeth using different strange substances. Sophie is the only housemate who ends up failing the task. Sophie waxes Siavash.
Big Brother 2010, also known as Big Brother 11, was the eleventh series of the British reality television series Big Brother, and the last series to be broadcast on Channel 4. The series launched on 9 June 2010, and was aired on Channel 4 and E4 for 77 days with the finale on 24 August 2010, where Josie Gibson was crowned the winner with 77.5% of the public vote. Big Brother 11 was produced by Remarkable Pictures, a division of Endemol. This series was confirmed since 2006 as part of a £180million contract between Endemol UK and Channel 4. The series was sponsored by skincare brand Freederm. The 24-hour live streaming had been reinstated for this series and was available via the website as a fee-based service. Immediately following the final of this series, an additional series, Ultimate Big Brother began with memorable Celebrity Big Brother and Big Brother housemates from across the show's history, Gibson re-entered the house just moments after she won Big Brother 11, however she quit the show after less than 48 hours.
Big Brother 2011, also known as Big Brother 12, was the twelfth series of the British reality television series Big Brother and the first not to be broadcast on Channel 4. It was broadcast on Channel 5 for the first time since the show's transfer from Channel 4. It launched on 9 September 2011 with an hour and a half-long special launch show, the day after the final of Celebrity Big Brother 8. It was hosted by Brian Dowling, the winner of Big Brother 2 and Ultimate Big Brother. The series ran for 64 days, ending on 11 November 2011 when the winner, Aaron Allard-Morgan, won half of the £100,000 prize fund, with the remainder split between the five finalists. The runner up was Jay McKray. The series differed from the Channel 4 version in having the celebrity edition before the main series, with the latter running in the autumn rather than the traditional summer-long run. The series reverted to its traditional pattern a year later when Big Brother 13 aired in the summer of 2012. There were 14 original housemates, seven men and seven women all aged between 18 and 30. The series featured a high content of bedtime romances and included much male nudity during pranks and shower scenes during its nine weeks on air. Instances of lewd talk, intimate body shaving, and other salacious behaviour were also prominent in the post-watershed evening highlights programmes. Much of the series concentrated on the romantic relationships that developed between the housemates during their time in the house.
Big Brother 2012, also known as Big Brother 13, was the thirteenth series of the British reality television series Big Brother, and the second series to broadcast on Channel 5. The series premiered with a live launch on 5 June 2012 and ran for 70 days, concluding on 13 August 2012. The series was originally planned to run for thirteen weeks, but was cut back to ten weeks in order to accommodate Celebrity Big Brother 10. The series was won by Luke Anderson, who won half of the £100,000 prize fund, with the remainder taken by Conor McIntyre as part of the White Room twist. Anderson is the second transsexual contestant to win the show, the first being Nadia Almada who won the show back in 2004. The runner-up was Adam Kelly. The series was announced in April 2011 when Channel 5 signed a two-year contract to air the show. With Big Brother 12 having been broadcast in autumn 2011, this is the first series to air in the show's regular summer period on Channel 5 since it acquired the show from Channel 4 in 2011. There were 16 original housemates, eight men and eight women, who all entered the house on Day 1. Shortly after the first eviction of the series, Becky Hannon, one of three wildcard housemates, was chosen by the public to enter the house on Day 4. For the first time since Big Brother 5, no housemate left the House voluntarily. The only housemate not to be evicted by a public vote was Conor, who left with half of the £100,000 prize fund as part of the White Room twist.
Jamie East travels round the country to the Big Brother auditions to meet the best and worst of the applicants hoping to win a place on the show.
Brian Dowling kicks off the 13th series of the fly-on-the-wall reality show. Over the next couple of hours he introduces a diverse group of fame-seeking individuals who have been chosen to spend their summer invading the nation's living rooms. But with an eviction already looming on Friday, it seems one of them will not be staying long.
Day one, recap on the launch night with the sixteen new housemates spending there first few hours in the house.
Tonight, Shievonne takes the mick, Lydia takes offence and Luke's secret is out.
Some of the housemates come to blows! See which housemate will be the first to leave the Big Brother house, and which housemate will be going IN!
See the housemates react from the result of the first eviction and a new housemate is voted in.
Sausagegate!! A simple sausage causes drama between housemates!
Paranoia hits the Big Brother house after Becky's secret mission is revealed to the housemates. Sara breaks down for an unexpected reason.
First full nomination day for the housemates.
The housemates start their first shopping budget task - despite Big Brothers best efforts to make them do so, they must not smile, giggle or laugh for 2 days.
Live eviction number 2 - who will leave the house, Arron or Chris.
Emma Willis hosts the first of two launch nights for this year's Big Brother.
Emma Willis hosts the second of two launch nights for this year's Big Brother.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House as six new housemates enter. The deception continues and sparks fly.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House. Tantrums, treats and tears.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House. Emotions run high and nominations rock the house.
There is love and hate, the puppet faces his toughest mission yet and one housemate is saved from Friday's eviction as the audience pulls the puppet strings, live.
The truth hurts, it's all too much for Sallie and Big Brother drops a bomb.
After a round-up of day 8's action, Emma Willis hosts the first eviction and chats to the evictee about their time in the house. Then, Big Brother's big secret is revealed as People's Puppet Michael is unmasked.
It's the first eviction and the puppet is unmasked but the housemates are still suspicious.
The housemates' suspicions multiply and no one trusts anyone anymore.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House. Nominations are revealed.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House. The housemates come under attack.
The zombie outbreak continues and a housemate is saved from eviction.
Emma Willis hosts a live eviction and chats to the evictee about their time in the house. Includes highlights of yesterday's action.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
The housemates get grilled, the boys get girly and Dexter discovers a secret message.
The housemates tackle Big Brother's Last Laugh task and nominate face to face.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
The five unhealthiest housemates must work together to fill a container with liquids. Live from the Diary Room, nominated housemates answer questions from the public. Another big secret is revealed.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
Emma Willis hosts a special live show in which two housemates, presumed evicted by the rest of the house, are moved into the luxurious Safe House, where they gain immunity from next week's nominations and can spy on their fellow detainees. Includes highlights of yesterday's action.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
Emma Willis hosts a live eviction and chats to the evictee about their time in the house. Includes highlights of yesterday's action.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
All the latest events from inside the Big Brother House.
Emma Willis hosts the first of two live launch shows, as a new set of housemates enter the House.
Emma Willis hosts the second part of the live launch show.
Highlights of the latest events inside the House.
Highlights of the latest events inside the House.
The housemates nominate for the first time.
The results of the first nominations are revealed to the House.
The housemates are tasked with staying happy, even when Big Brother turns mean.
The housemates discover whether they've passed the Power of Positivity task.
Danielle, Jale and Tamara face the first public vote. Who goes? You decide.
Emma Willis grills the first evictee of the series live in the studio.
Mark demonstrates his psychic abilities and the House reacts to the first eviction.
Suspicion reaches fever pitch, as Chris selects another housemate to face eviction.
The House is rocked by another nomination from the Power Housemate.
Winston is set a secret mission by Big Brother.
The House is converted into a working farm for this week's shopping task.
The housemates discover the results of this week's shopping task.
Ash, Christopher, Jale, Marlon, Pauline and Steven face eviction. Who goes? You decide.
The housemates become prisoners and guards for Big Brother's Contraband task.
Power Couple, Matthew and Toya, must veto three of their fellow housemates' nominations.
Matthew and Toya save one housemate from facing the public vote.
Big Brother sets a task to test the housemates' friendships to the very limit.
The housemates are tested on how much they think alike for this week's shopping task.
Will Danielle, Toya and Steven all answer yes to eating Big Brother's Special Breakfast?
Ash, Chris, Christopher, Danielle, Jale, Marlon, Toya and Winston face the public vote.
The girls are given the Power by Big Brother.
Danielle invites Marlon, Ash and Winston to her 'finishing school'.
Ash, Marlon and Winston perform a striptease for the girls.
The girls must decide which three boys to save from this week's public vote.
The housemates tackle Big Brother's Assassins task.
The housemates discover whether they've passed the Assassins shopping task.
Ash, Christopher, Mark, Matthew and Winston face the public vote. Who goes? You decide.
See the housemates are getting on after the latest eviction.
Christopher is tasked with bringing some festive cheer to the Big Brother House.
The housemates learn the results of this week's nominations.
As the House runs on backup power, can the housemates put its needs before their own?
The nominated housemates are given the chance to save themselves.
As the housemates are paired up, which double act will prove to be the perfect match?
Ashleigh, Chris, Christopher and Jale face the public vote. Who goes? You decide.
The House reacts to the latest eviction.
The housemates tackle Big Brother's Planet of the Apes task.
One housemate faces immediate eviction from the House in a special live show.
Bianca, Pav and Zoe get to know their new housemates.
As the old housemates feel the pinch, can they win back some long-lost luxuries?
The new housemates select Christopher to be their mole.
New housemates Bianca, Pav and Zoe face eviction from the House. Who goes? You decide.
Daily highlights from the house
The housemates learn that Kimberly will not be returning to the House.
The housemates battle it out as rival bands in Big Brother's very own festival.
Ashleigh, the new secret Power Housemate, forms the first Power Alliance.
Former housemates Matthew, Danielle and Bianca return to the House to advise the Power Alliance.
The housemates go head-to-head in this week's shopping task.
Live coverage of the drama and excitement as another housemate is evicted.
The House reacts to the latest eviction.
Big Brother gathers the housemates to reveal the results of this week’s nominations.
Winston must choose who'll get to hear from their loved ones - and who won't.
The housemates get their groove on for this week's shopping task.
Can the Housemates put their own opinions aside to second guess what you think of them?
Live coverage of the drama and excitement as another housemate is evicted.
The House reacts to the latest eviction.
Catch up on the action, arguments, couplings, friendships and the conversations in the diary room.
Will the housemates pass their wild task?
Can Ash succeed in dazzling housemates with his sleight of hand?
Highlights of the latest events inside the house.
The housemates are presented with a dilemma as The Power of Money task continues.
Who will be next to leave the Big Brother House?
The House reacts to the latest eviction.
The housemates face a grilling in Big Brother's interview task.
The House is transformed into a court room as the housemates are accused of being a house divided.
What will Ash and Chris do now that they have the power?
The housemates get a shock when Helen and Chris return to the House.
Big Brother sends in some of the ex-housemates for a special task.
Emma Willis presents exclusive live coverage of the final.
The housemates nominate for the first time.
The housemates discover the results of Big Brother's viewer survey.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Highlights of Monday's action in the house. The housemates make the most of their on-camera holiday by lazing about on the sofas and in the bedroom, arguing over the cooking and performing the odd task or two - then let off steam in the diary room when it all becomes too much.
Another day in the life of the Big Brother housemates, in which they take part in silly tasks, chat on the sofas, argue in the kitchen and lie on their beds for seemingly endless amounts of time - all to give the viewing public something to talk about tomorrow. Narrated by Marcus Bentley
New series. Emma Willis ushers in another diverse group of fame-seeking individuals who have been chosen to spend their summer invading the nation's living rooms. This year, the theme is `the United Kingdom of Big Brother - and everyone is welcome'. The housemates have been chosen from a range of backgrounds for what Channel 5 is describing as the ultimate social experiment - presumably to coincide with the headline events occurring this week in the real world.
New series. Emma Willis ushers in another diverse group of fame-seeking individuals who have been chosen to spend their summer invading the nation's living rooms. This year, the theme is `the United Kingdom of Big Brother - and everyone is welcome'. The housemates have been chosen from a range of backgrounds for what Channel 5 is describing as the ultimate social experiment - presumably to coincide with the headline events occurring this week in the real world.
Highlights from launch night as a new group of hopefuls entered the house and started to get to know each other better. This season Big Brother has brought together an eclectic group of individuals to represent modern Britain - so whether they get on or clash is anyone's guess.
Highlights of the new housemates first full day at the mercy of Big Brother, and if previous years are anything to go by, they will no doubt all be out to make a good impression on each other and the voting public.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the first eviction of the series, revealing who the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their five days on the show. But before that, there's the question of seeing how they've all been getting on for the past 24 hours in the regular round-up of yesterday's action, as well as a potted round-up of the week's events.
The housemates gather on the sofas once more as Emma Willis hosts the latest eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their time on the show, who they think voted for them and why they feel it was their time to go. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on in the regular round-up.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Emma Willis hosts the latest eviction, one day earlier than usual, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their time on the show, who they think voted for them and why they feel it was their time to go. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on in the regular round-up
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Including their reaction to the third eviction, plus tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Including their reaction to the third eviction, plus tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Including their reaction to the third eviction, plus tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Emma Willis hosts the latest eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their time on the show, who they think voted for them and why they feel it was their time to go. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on in the regular round-up.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Featuring games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat, as well as reactions to the latest eviction. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Emma Willis hosts the latest eviction, revealing which of this week's nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their time on the show, who they think voted for them and why they feel it was their time to go. But before that, there's the question of seeing how they've all been getting on in the regular round-up.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Emma Willis hosts the latest eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their time on the show, who they think voted for them and why they feel it was their time to go. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on in the regular round-up.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Featuring games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat, as well as reactions to the latest eviction. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
After almost eight weeks, Emma Willis reveals the result of the public vote to choose the winner of Big Brother 2017. Whittling them down one by one, Emma leads the runners-up quickly through the best and worst of their time on Big Brother, until there is only one remaining. She chats to the winner about life in the house, why they think they have won and how it feels to be back in the outside world. There'll also be a roll-call of all the evictees from the series and a speedy look at what the housemates got up to yesterday. And fans needn't worry - the normal series may be over for another year, but Celebrity Big Brother promises to return soon. Last in the series.
New series. With the celebrity version out of the way, Emma Willis ushers in another diverse group of fame-seeking individuals who have been chosen to spend eight weeks invading the nation's living rooms.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the first eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their relatively short time on the show. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on for the past 24 hours with a recap of yesterday’s action, narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the Live eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their relatively short time on the show. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on for the past 24 hours with a recap of yesterday’s action, narrated by Marcus Bentley.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the Live eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their relatively short time on the show. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on for the past 24 hours with a recap of yesterday’s action, narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Daily round-up of highlights, revealing how the housemates are getting on under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat. Narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the Live eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their relatively short time on the show. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on for the past 24 hours with a recap of yesterday’s action, narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
The housemates gather on the sofas as Emma Willis hosts the Live eviction, revealing which of this week’s nominees the public have voted out, then chatting to them about their relatively short time on the show. But before that, there’s the question of seeing how they’ve all been getting on for the past 24 hours with a recap of yesterday’s action, narrated by Marcus Bentley.
Highlights from the house as the contestants compete in tasks, provide their own entertainment and share their thoughts about the BB experience in the diary room.
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