Nominations, evictions, and bedsits

Big Brother has taken time out from consuming enough food to feed a small town to hatch evil eviction plots this week.

10:55 09 June 2004

Big Brother has taken time out from consuming enough food to feed a small town to hatch evil eviction plots.

Even though there is a public vote, and the housemates have nominated as normal, no one will be leaving on Friday.

Instead, two people selected by the public will spend time living in a hidden bedsit inside the Big Brother house and work for him.

From their secret locale they will observe events in the House, do Big Brother's bidding, and - if they play by the rules - be allowed to rejoin their housemates next week. They will then be safe from nominations next week.

For those that missed last night's show we can reveal that Michelle, Ahmed, and Emma are up for not quite eviction.

Dan, Marco, Michelle, Nadia, Shell, Stuart, and Vanessa all nominated Ahmed; the Somali housemate nominated Emma, who was also nominated by Jason and Victor; Dan, Shell and Vanessa nominated Geordie love bird Michelle.

Only Shell and Stuart received no nominations at all.

While the contestants now know who is up for eviction, they are unaware that they will reside in the Big Brother flat.

However, they have had some clues.

Kitten discovered the outline of a door in the wall of the bedroom - and an investigation of the "two way" mirrors revealed that there was a room with a bed in it adjacent to the bedroom.

Moreover, when Kitten was evicted the clever contestants figured out that if the programme was to go on for the regular ten weeks there were not enough of them left. Of course they just believed that this meant that a new housemate was required.

The only question is who would you most like to live apart.

Michelle would get to learn about what the housemates - especially Stuart - really think; Emma might be in for a shock or two when she finds out how people see her; and Ahmed - well he seems to live apart even when with the house.

As the man would say. . .

You decide.