Calum Best - never before seen without a hottie on his arm - has taken a vow of chastity for 50 days and more importantly 49 long and lonely nights. The legendary lothario is determined to show the world that there’s more to him than meets the eye and he’s taken a Vow of Abstinence to prove it:
Big Brother housemate, Darnell Swallow reacted with shock when he found out he was facing eviction this Friday.
“Just as it was getting good,” he complained, “as soon as it gets fun I gotta go. I guess that’s how things work, huh?”
“All the times I wasn’t talking to anybody I didn’t get nominated, then as soon as I become a figure in the house I get nominated. I’m here in a house full of people who don’t like me.”
Luke told him that Big Brother was a “popularity contest” but Darnell disagreed.
Darnell, Mohamed and Rebecca this week will face the next Big Brother eviction via the public vote on Friday 25th July. Darnell received six nominations with Mohamed and Rebecca each received five.
As Head of House, Dale is the first housemate to nominate and is immune from nominations. He nominates Mohamed, saying “he’s greedy, he’s lazy and he’s a dick.” For his second nomination he names Darnell, saying, “He’s my best mate in the house but I really can’t see me speaking to him again”. Big Brother asks how Dale would describe his relationship with Darnell and he comments, “Deteriorating fast”. Continue reading ‘DARNELL, MOHAMED & REBECCA FACE BIG BROTHER EVICTION ON FRIDAY‘ »
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Oasis rocker, Noel Gallagher, has revealed that he is an unlikely fan of BBC2 reality TV show, Dragons’ Den.
Scottish Dragon, Duncan Bannatyne, told of his surprise when Noel revealed his love for the show at a recent awards ceremony.
Duncan told Whats On TV: “I was at a music awards ceremony in London recently where Oasis won the top prize and Noel shouted to me, ‘Hey I think you’ve got a fantastic show.’
“I was amazed!”
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Bobby Davro has just announced that he will be leaving Eastenders later this year and The Daily Star is claiming that he has made this decision after being offered £100,000 to enter the I’m A Celebrity jungle camp.
“It’s all been kept very hush-hush, but it’s a good deal,” an insider told the newspaper. “We tried to get Bobby a few years ago but he always resisted. Now he finally appears to be up for a laugh in the jungle.”
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We all know that Big Brother is on the decline, but what I hadn’t realised was that last Friday night’s eviction (the one I attended, in case you didn’t already know!) was the least watched BB eviction since 2001.
In fact last Friday’s show which saw Belinda, Belinda, Belinda evicted, attracted only 2.4 million viewers and this series is generally acheiving 15% less viewers than the 2007 series.
Last night a C4 source told The Sun: “We’d prefer the ratings to be growing, but those days are gone.”
They added: “It still does well compared to everything else on C4.
“It’s still young and upmarket. It could continue on its general level of gentle decline and still be significant. We are relatively happy.”
Channel 4 have to say that though, they have already paid for two more series of the show. Though one has to wonder if they would be better cutting their losses now before they end up with no viewers at all.
I have spent some time wondering why the show is going downhill so quickly and I think that the format is now very old. Big Brother bosses tried to bring back more ‘normal’ people for this series as many critics suggested, and the heaven/hell task reeks of the rich house, poor house task which was so popular during Kate Lawler’s series. But none of these measures have worked. People have seen it all before and people are bored. Few sitcoms or TV shows last as long as nine series so why should a reality TV show be any different?
I think Big Brother is nearing the end of its natural TV life. Does anyone out there agree?
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For this week’s Big Brother shopping task, housemates will have to withstand the test of time.
The task will take the form of five separate challenges.
Heavenly housemates will face two challenges. Housemates from hell will also face two challenges and the Big Brother house as a whole will face one group challenge.
As Head of House, Dale will decide which housemates perform which challenges. The Head of House must oversee all challenges, but must not take part in any of them. This week’s shopping task will take place today and tomorrow.
In order to pass this week’s shopping task, housemates must pass three out of the five challenges.
