She spent a large chunk of the afternoon chatting with her housemates at Big Brother's command. Unknown to them, Charlie Travers was carrying out a secret mission in which she was expected to harvest four profound answers to some extremely heavy philosophical conundrums from her fellow housemates.

Luckily for her and the other ladies in the House, she did just that – and won a hamper full of beauty treatments for her troubles.

Over the course of her chinwags, Charlie spoke with Hazel about the possibility of intelligent life out there in the cosmos. Both decided that there probably definitely was. And that's science.

She spoke about that old conundrum – does a tree falling in an uninhabited forest make a sound? – and she decided, with the help of the twins, it probably does (in your face, Schrödinger!).

She and Gina reckoned that we shape our own destiny – but it was Dexter who really blew her away with his philosophy on the meaning of life. "Leave your trademark... and procreate".

Now THAT'S deep thinkin'.

They've had a few nice little chats over the past few weeks, but the pairing we like to refer to as 'Gam' (OK ... Read more

They've had a few nice little chats over the past few weeks, but the pairing we like to refer to as 'Gam' (OK, we admit it needs work) have drifted apart recently. Well, you know, Gina's been busy sniping with her nemesis Hazel, after all.

But this evening, after the dust settled from Hazel's eviction, Gam got chatty in the garden.

Gina was quick to admit that Hazel's eviction put her in good spirits, saying "I was like...'YES!'" to which Sam responded "I thought you were gonna go flying! Whooooosh!" which is a nice way of saying that Gina openly showed her joy in front of Hazel. "Hmmm, it's been a good night" said Gina brightly.

Talk then turned to life after Big Brother. That's right, they're reverting to that BB classic and making plans to hang out when all this is over. Gina was musing which of her mates she might bring to post-final parties, and Sam had similar concerns. He was worried about which of his friends to bring to "meet the likes of you girls." Do they not have ladies like Gina, Charlie, Hazel and Sophie in the Valleys, Sam?

So, now that Gina isn't being distracted by the presence of her nemesis, will she turn to Sam for a bit of friend-tastic bonding? We sure hope so; we like Gam.

Everybody ready for some perceptive housemate observation? Us too!

That's why Bit On The Psych today's packed with insight with guests who are prepped to look deeply into all the behavioural peculiarities of the past week. Dr. Funke's going to be in the studio with her wise perspective and shrewd understanding. Kate Marlow's along with her always mind-blowing HM analysis. And we'll also have the freshly evicted Hazel along to offer her take.

Iain Lee will join our glorious host AJ Odudu for all the intelligent fun and games so join us after the main show – Channel 5 at 11pm.

They may be on a bit of a high after four housemates survived last night's eviction, but BB just shocked the housemates as the booming voice of legendary Big Brother voiceover genius Marcus Bentley piped into the House.

He's going to be narrating all the House action today in the same style as he would in the nightly show. This time however he's going to be doing his job from a booth, holding a microphone which he'll use to commentate on the events around him.

All of his commentary will be broadcast throughout the House. This time, instead of watching the action and commenting on what he sees, his voice will be scripting the action, setting up scenes and situations for the housemates to follow at his whim.

Whether he wants to create tension, conjure up some awkward scenarios or funny moments, Marcus has the power. Housemates must do as they're told. Any time they hear commentary which refers to them, housemates must do exactly what that commentary describes.

If our obedient housemates do as they’re told and quickly follow all instructions, they'll successfully pass the task (yay!). If any individual housemate refuses to follow the commentary at any point, they will fail the task for everyone (boo!)

A pass will win the housemates an exceedingly special Caribbean BBQ party. They're not going to want to miss out on this one. Trust us.

She had a stormy stay in the House and an interesting reception when she left, but Hazel's in fine spirits less than 24 hours after being evicted from her Big Brother experience. We grabbed ten minutes with our Irish model to see how she's finding her freedom...

"The past 24 hours have been an absolute whirlwind! I went to bed this morning at five past seven and I woke up at... half past seven. I haven't slept at all so I'm literally on overdrive but today's been fun. I've had interviews all morning, I've had a two hour shoot. I'm ready to do Bit On The Side. But tonight I'm going to get a good night's sleep!

But it's been fine. I had it built up in my mind to be absolutely nightmarish. I thought I was going to get tomatoes thrown at me - got totally carried away with it - and then when I came out it was just... You know – I've had worse in my life."

The crowd in Borehamwood – their bark's worse than their bite. But has Hazel had time to check her Twitter or log in to Facebook?

"I went on Twitter and I've got a lot of positive feedback from girls supporting me – and guys as well – but it's really flattering to have girls saying that I was strong, resilient, intelligent. To get compliments from women is the highest form of flattery for me. To hear so much positivity when I'd built it all up to be negative, it made me think that two months in this whole thing, it's not so bad. You've got to roll with the punches."

So those boos didn't rattle her too much?

"I heard the boos and chanting week on week but then I got saved and saved again and I realised that the crowd is a very small group of people. In reality they're out there to see a crash and a shrivelled flower. I wasn't about to do that as it's not my personality. I'd been resilient through the show and hadn't broken down so I wasn't about to do that when I left.

Was the pressure of the House getting to Hazel or did she feel she'd been herself throughout?

"I was always myself going in but I had a lot more tolerance when I arrived. You could walk away from situations if you needed to do so. As it whittled down it became more stressful. You thought it might get easier but it absolutely didn't. The same people, the same conversations – your mind gets a bit warped. That's when eruptions start to blow up."

And those eruptions make great telly. What about her housemates – was she already missing any of them?

"I miss the twins! I don't miss the House – I was mentally prepared to go and I'd given it a good shot. Two months is nothing to turn your nose up at. The twins I miss so much but I'm happy that I'll get to see them in a week's time. I really want the twins to win it. I just think they're the most adorable boys. There's no badness in them whatsoever, no maliciousness, no games. Just the sweetest boys, like the little brothers I never had. I think they're very deserving winners if people look a little more closely."

Hazel clearly bonded with the twins but what about the one that got away – her BFF in the House, Dan?

"My other winner would have been Dan, one HUNDRED percent. I caught up with him last night. I spoke to him as soon as I'd finished Bit On The Side. I had a phone passed to me, was told I had a surprise and then I heard Dan!

I was devastated when Dan left. That was the night I was really prepared to go - after the gunge and the snake suit. To end up being saved by the twist and see your best friend leave. That was devastating. He's just an amazing guy. I hope he does really well. Actually, I know he will."

Indeed he will... and we've a feeling things are going to go pretty well for Hazel too.