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 Day 17: The hot topic hot potato

 

They say never a truer word is spoken in jest - and today's 'fun' task certainly seemed to prove this adage.

Coleen slipped into her show hosting shoes, heading up the panel on daytime talk show, 'Hot topics'. The four ladies discussed some of the gritty issues affecting housemates – marriage, flirting, celebrity and honesty, to be precise.

While appearing to be acting up for the cameras, Coleen successfully aired all her concerns about Sam's attitude to marriage and that article, saying, "I think you are saying that if you don’t do the things you do, your marriage won’t work," before closing with, "I think you have done a good job and standing up for what you believe in." We might say that was a touch patronising, but we daren't.

The boys formed the audience, whooping and cheering, particularly when Sam said, "What’s wrong with looking good for your husband? I’d never whack a meal in the microwave."

When conversation shifted to the subject of flirting, Coleen stood firmly by Danica, saying that making eyes at another man when you have a partner is acceptable. She continued, "My husband would think it was fine if I was lying in bed with Harvey because he would know I didn’t fancy him." Harvey neglected to comment on this

Danica managed to get a dig in, saying on the topic of celebrity, "If we were to line up in order of celebrity, I would be at the end, probably with you Samantha. I personally wouldn’t call myself celebrity. I’m here to add something a little bit different to the House."

Big Brother was suitably satisfied with the girls efforts and has rewarded them with a luxury pamper hamper. A girly night in could be just what they need...

FM
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:

Afternoon Mrs H and Scotty thanks for the updates I was looking at my notes of who's nommed who over the weeks and noticed Julie has only nommed one man, Prince, all her other noms have been for the women. After tonight she and one other will be the only 2 women left, I really hope Danica stays

Sam is the same ,only nommed Julian for being a cold fish ,all other times females nommed.

Interesting they're not interested in the sisterhood then

Not a chance.

Sam has been making Julie and serving Julie smoked salmon sandwiches today ,Julie told Sam that her goodness shines through.

Next round of noms and Julie will be nomming Sam

Hard to see what Julie and Sam would have in common, apart from neither liking pretty women lol

Yellow Rose
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:

Afternoon Mrs H and Scotty thanks for the updates I was looking at my notes of who's nommed who over the weeks and noticed Julie has only nommed one man, Prince, all her other noms have been for the women. After tonight she and one other will be the only 2 women left, I really hope Danica stays

Sam is the same ,only nommed Julian for being a cold fish ,all other times females nommed.

Interesting they're not interested in the sisterhood then

Not a chance.

Sam has been making Julie and serving Julie smoked salmon sandwiches today ,Julie told Sam that her goodness shines through.

Next round of noms and Julie will be nomming Sam

Hard to see what Julie and Sam would have in common, apart from neither liking pretty women lol

FM

Feature: Three is the magic number 4 mins ago We'll be subtracting two from our unfortunate pool of potential evictees this evening.
Who that unlucky pair will be is, as usual, entirely down to you. Before Brian struts his stuff and dishes out the bad news, we're scratching our heads and pondering which twosome's set to be dropped from the show this evening. We've been weighing up the odds to try and ascertain who's lost the most ground in the public's favour.
We'll be honest – we're flummoxed. We've weighed up each of their pros and cons and, as far as we can tell the trio's neck and neck.
Check it out:
Coleen
Somewhat in Julie's shadow for the majority of her time in the house, Coleen's been seen by a few social media keyboard-tappers as something of a moaning Minnie. She's arguably the most emotional of the housemates, or at least she lets it show more than others. She's made no secret of the fact she finds Julie's 'Queen Bee' status worrying and it caused her to slip into the background more than she might, admitting that it left her without a role to fulfil in the House.
Since Day 15's face-to-face nominations, however, Coleen's seen a huge upsurge of support in the forums, on Twitter and from Facebook commenters. In her tearful, emotionally-charged post noms Diary Room she let it all out without holding back, damning Julie's approach to the game and, essentially, saying out loud what a lot of viewers are thinking.


Danica
Since Day One, Danica has divided opinion. Whether you reckon she was merely massaging a few egos, pushing flattery buttons to get ahead or if you think she's a sly manipulator who deserves her comeuppance, the simple fact is Miss Thrall has got a few backs up. The House-gang of Harvey, Ashley and The Situation were furious with her over what they saw as an engineered love triangle between herself, The Sitch and Lorenzo – and a sizable chunk of the audience are with them on that.
But then again, Lorenzo (a slightly more mature corner of that triangle) has no issue with Danica's gallivanting and has even implied that it's more The Sitch's problem than anyone else's. It's fair to say that Danica's hardly broken any rules or moral codes, and the diatribes launched behind her back might seem to some to be disproportionate to any perceived offence. Julian's frequently stuck up for her (noting that The Situation's 'hardly the Virgin Mary himself) and, as far as votes go, she's made a mark and will have people voting to save because she's featured in so much drama.


Samantha
A real home-maker and tireless shoulder-to-cry on, it's only in recent days that our controversial columnist has started to get her claws out. Since being saved from eviction in Wednesday's public vote, she's started to live up to her name a little more. Working in league with Julie (who makes no bones about having a list of housemates to evict and tick off), she's more explicit in her disapproval of certain other housemates. Perhaps a stint as Apollo in the Gods and Mortals task set her off. Previously, we'd only seen traces of this attitude –when she sat for a minor gripe with Jasmine, for example. A little more of this and she may make more of a mark.
Though it may be a little late for that. There's only a week to go, and it's quite possible Samantha's been too anonymous to rouse a campaign in the public – most of who are wrapped up in the Coleen vs Julie saga or the Danica love triangle. When Brian reads out the names of those in line for the chop earlier this week, there were 'yay!'s and 'boo!'s for the others. When Samantha's name was called, there was no response at all. Not the most accurate gauge of popularity, admittedly. But also not the most encouraging reaction.

FM

 Day 17: Coleen's premature goodbye

 

Evictions – they're an odd thing. Not that we've ever been nominated by a group of relative strangers whilst being locked in a bungalow with multiple cameras, waiting as the general public vote whether to boot us out of our new digs. But regardless, we can imagine that it may put you on edge slightly.

And if you're predisposed to being a bit of a worry wart, like our loose woman Coleen, then evictions are definitely not going to be on your top 10 pleasant experiences of your life. So, suffice to say, the Nolan sister has been a bit jittery this afternoon.  The impending eviction even seems to have made her question her own character.  Sitting in the garden earlier today, she rationalised to The Situation:

"I've been questioning if I'm actually playing a game.... The other day I confirmed I wasn't because I would have been friends with you before, after you said how big your fan base is... but we've only really been friends over the last two days."

It's definitely a theory, but we're sure if you have to question whether you have a game plan, then surely you don't have one? Or maybe it's a double bluff? Or maybe she doesn't even know she has one? Who knows – we don't, she doesn't, do you?

One thing is certain, she's convinced that she'll be facing those steps tonight and has already started saying her goodbyes to some of the housemates.

Hugging The Situation and Ashley, she declared, "So glad we got to know each other, it's been fabulous whatever happens," before finding Danica in the bedroom and promising, "I'll be there, cheering to the end."

Ay, c'mon now, Cols. You still have 1/3 chance of staying – we agree the odds aren't stacked in your favour, but let's look on the bright side. If she's saved this evening, maybe it will finally give her the confidence she's been looking for in the House.

FM

On tonight's show: Friday 31 August

 

Wait, what? It's eviction time again already? Where did the last 48 hours go? After Wednesday's farewell to Rhian, we're now gearing towards a boot-out double-whammy. But, of course, before Brian says hello to the House, we'll be looking at Day 16 – otherwise known as the slightly tough filling in an eviction sandwich. 

Tensions are still high between bickering pair Coleen and Julie, although the news that The Situation 'cheated' during nominations takes the edge off the spat somewhat. That's right - Big Brother is always watching and noted the reality star's sneaky behaviour on Wednesday night, so he's now being suitably punished. Let that be a warning to the rest of the housemates!

Obviously it's not all serious business – there's always room for a little fun in the House. Two words: Spandex Ballet. Yep, it's task time! It really needs to be seen to be believed, so make sure you tune in – although you can probably guess that it involves men in tights and a bit of dancing. Oh yeah.

But who will be fox-trotting out of the door tonight? Well, you'll just have to wait to find out...

FM

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