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Pens at the ready Big Brother fans, for we have a very exciting date to put in your diaries.

On Friday 6 July, we will be bringing you a post eviction live feed directly from the House. Join us straight after the main show on 5*, where you will be able to watch the housemates react to the night's events, as it happens.

So make sure you set those reminders and don't forget to tune in at 10pm to catch all the action.

 

Scotty

5.42pm: The HMs are reflecting about the last 2 days' #bbabrats experiments. Nipple tassles got a mention.. #bbuklive


5.50pm: Caroline is complaining about everyone's random stuff on her bed. #bbuklive


5.57pm: with the task results in, Becky is anxious about chickpeas, "if I see another chickpea I think I'll die!". A bit OTT... #bbuklive

FM

6.50pm: House hunks Luke S and Conor are cleansing their fair selves in the bathroom. #bbuklive


7.04pm: "This is happening a lot... you being in the shower and me being out here," purrs Scott to Arron. #bbuklive
Craig and Anthony Mk2


7.16pm: Sara reassures Lauren about Eviction Day this Friday, she's even promised to help pick out her dress. Ain't that sweet? #bbuklive
Pathetic

FM


Day 16: 'Lab Rat' task results

38 mins ago

The second day of lab rat experiments orchestrated by Big Brother started with the Impossible Maze .

The scientists selected Becky versus Caroline, who slept in the in the large task room last night listening to confidence-boosting subliminal messages. The scientists guessed that Caroline would try the hardest, staying in the maze the longest before giving up – but they were wrong!  Caroline quit the maze after 15.32 minutes whereas Becky remained in the maze for 23.20 minutes. So this means the scientists' hypothesis was wrong and they failed this section of the task.

The final task related hurdle the housemates faced today was the Cruelty Experiment. This time the roles were switched and the scientists were tested. The most intelligent, most awesome scientists (as elected by the House) selected three lab rats (Arron, Adam and Lauren) to take part in a general knowledge quiz. The scientists were ordered to administer painful electric shocks to the lab rats who answered questions incorrectly. Watching from the top secret Big Brother laboratory, the scientists could see and hear the rats’ blood curdling reactions.

But here's the twist: what the scientists didn’t know was that the shock pads were not active and the rats were acting. Feeling the 'cruelty' of their actions they stopped administering shocks at 800 volts. By doing this they passed the experiment by proving that they are humane, compassionate scientists.

So what does this mean for the housemates? The scientists correctly hypothesised six of eight experiments; this heralds another shopping task victory. They have received a premium shopping budget this week courtesy of Big Brother. The housemates deserve every bit of it, well done guys!

 

Scotty

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