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DAY 49 HIGHLIGHTS:
It’s the day after the revelation of the identity of the Power Alliance and also Pav’s birthday!
Helen asks Winston if he was shocked at the identity of the Power Housemates and Winston says no.
Zoe goes to the Diary Room to talk about what the ex-Housemates told the Power Alliance. She says that she has nothing to hide and hasn’t said anything she shouldn’t have. She adds: ‘Don’t be jealous cos I’m sat here with your friends, be nice.’ Big Brother asks her if the Power Alliance reveal has affected the house and she said she doesn’t think it’s going to affect her relationship with Mark. She also says that she saw his face in the tea leaves so should have known that he was involved.
Steven and Mark talk about the ex-Housemates revelations and their growing distrust of Zoe. Steven says that Kimberly warned him about Zoe before she left the house and said that Kimberly had said Zoe has been put there for a reason, they both agree they are the sort of people who usually take people at face value so have a hard time believing that Zoe isn’t what she appears to be, especially Mark, who says: ‘My head’s f**ked.’ Steven says he can believe it of Pav but not Zoe. Steven says he hopes they’re not barking up the wrong tree and Mark says that Matthew is very perceptive. Mark says about Pav: ‘I’ve been hoodwinked.’ Steven says: ‘It’s going to get right rough in here now.’
The Housemates are split into the Red Team (The Winners – Ash, Ashleigh, Helen, Mark and Winston) and the Blue Team (The Losers – Chris, Christopher, Pav, Steven and Zoe) for the task – Losers. The Red team go to the Diary Room and it’s explained to them that for this week’s shopping task, Big Brother is testing whether the Blue Team can be turned into ‘Losers’. Big Brother has secretly rigged all but one of the games in the red team’s favour apart from the final part of the task. Can the continued success of the Red Team make The Losers so annoyed and angry at their failure that they lose even when they actually have a fair chance of winning? If the Red Team win the final, fair challenge then the whole house will be rewarded with a luxury shopping budget, if the Blue Team win then it’s basic rations for all the Housemates.
The first stage of the task is Pipe Dream, staged in the garden. The teams must attempt to connect pipes together so the water flows to the exit pipe and fills up the barrel. The Blue Team are locked away so they can’t see how the Red Team ‘win’ (by doing nothing as the task is set in their favour), they just hear their fake victorious cheers. The Blue Team attempt the challenge but the parts do not actually fit and added to that bursts of water spurt through the pipes soaking them. As planned the Red Team win and gloat when the Blue Team return dripping wet. For ‘winning’ this task, the Red Team all get a reward of a spray tan.
Pav and Zoe talk in the kitchen about the task and agree they didn’t approach it as logically as they should have.
Steven loves his new Blue Team tracksuit outfit, which he finds stylish.
The Red Team have their spray tan and as Helen strips down to her underwear, Winston chants: ‘Get your ti*s out.’
The Blue team and the Red team are about to go head to head for their next task, Crack The Code. Both teams have a selection of animal heads, numbered t-shirts and coloured tutus. On each teams letter board is a word with a hidden code. However, there is no code. The Blue team think they must crack the code by finding the correct sequence of all the items. The Red team have been informed that this is in fact, nonsense. Big Brother is making up the scores so it looks like the Red team are constantly winning. The Red team keep on winning the impossible code task, much to the Blue team’s distress. Steven is ready to give up and Pav convinces him to not give up. The Blues get more and more annoyed about not cracking the code, whilst the Red Team coast through.
Mark Chris talks to Helen and thanks her for being so understanding about the Power Alliance revelation. Helen says she was surprised they decided to nominate Ash as she thought Chris and Ash were close.
Pav goes to the Diary Room, where Big Brother asks him how he is settling in. Pav replies that he feels he is settling in but is aware that some Housemates are still wary of him and gives Ash and Winston’s friendship as an example of why he feels like the new kid in school.
Winston asks Steven how to team spirit is in the Blue Team. Steven replies: ‘F**king brilliant!’
Steven talks to Ash about the reason that Chris gave him for nominating him and says: ‘How can they say they’ve connected with me the least?’ Ash says that they did have hard decision to make and that he just thought: ‘F**k it, I’m up again.’ Steven admits that he is ready to go and Ash says: ‘I still don’t want you to go.’
The next task is This Diary Room game which is a buzzer quiz between Red – Ashleigh and Blue – Christopher. The aim of the game is for Ashleigh and Chris to guess which quote can be ascribed to which Housemate. Ashleigh is fed enough correct answers through a secret earpiece to ensure another Red Team victory. Steven predicts ‘It’s going to go off.’
Quotes
‘I was very wary of Zoe, she did cast her opinion of Steven and Kimberly’s relationship straight away.’ – Helen
Who was Helen talking about when she said: ‘He thinks he’s dead unpopular, he’s done it to make people laugh, he’s dying for the public to like it so much.’ – Steven. Steven looks shocked and Helen says: ‘That has have never left my mouth, I’ve never said those words.’
‘You’ve got to think about what the public want as well and they want Steven out.’ - Pav
Who was Biannca talking about when she said: ‘He’s not as thick as he says he is.’ - Winston
There’s nothing really to explain, she’s my mate and I find her attractive.’ – Ash about Helen
She’s such a divisive, rude person at times, it’s a real kick in the teeth for everyone has fought and scrapped to be here.’ – Chris about Helen
Who was Steven talking about when he said: ‘There will be more competition between me and him than anyone else in the house.’ – Pav
Who said about Kimberly and Steven: ‘I just think, what a f**king tramp, I know it sounds awful cos they’ve done it and they’re together and all that, I just think f**king hell.’ – Helen (again, Helen denies saying this, shouting: ‘I’ve never said any of this.’)
Helen cries as she assures Steven that she hasn’t said any of those things. Steven says: ‘I know you wouldn’t say that.’ Helen goes to the Diary Room to talk about the revelations. Big Brother asks Helen how she is and she says she’s had ‘better nights.’ Big Brother assures her that all the quotes were correct, she says that her comments have hurt someone she didn’t want to hurt and that she was just being a d**k. She says she’s not arsed about the rest of the house but she was never wants to be nasty to Steven.
The Red Team win this task and are rewarded with a birthday party for Pav and all the Housemates. While Pav, Zoe, Mark, Christopher and Chris dance - sitting at the dining table are Helen, Steven, Ash and Ashleigh who are not joining in the party spirit Ash says: ‘I feel like I’ve gone to a party with my aunties.’ Steven says it’s been a sh** afternoon and Ash called him ‘Paranoid Peter.’ Steven goes on to say that some of the quotes were unpleasant to hear and Ash says: ‘It’s not the end of the world.’
Mark and Helen discuss Zoe in the bedroom and Mark says that he think that Helen is the most high profile Housemate with probably gets the most press attention and that Zoe is aligning herself with her to get attention as she is using Big Brother as something for her CV. Chris says that Zoe can’t afford to be seen as a villain in the house which makes him think the ex-Housemates might have the wrong end of the stick about her. Helen says: ‘They’ve not.’
Winston talks to Big Brother and talks about Pav and Zoe. He says that they are all getting on but the original Housemates still don’t trust them. He feels that they are iamposters but thinks that their mutual distrust of them has brought the original Housemates closer. He likes the fact they have kept to themselves the details of what the ex-Housemates told them and feels that they are playing them at their own game.
Ash and Helen talk about Ash’s quote in the task that he finds Helen attractive and Helen gets embarrassed, to diffuse her embarrassment Ash says: ‘I’ve just settled for you.’ Ash shows himself to be the kiss and tell sort when Winston let’s slip in front of Helen Ash told him about their kissing.
Ashleigh goes to the Diary Room and says that everyone is in a weird mood and atmospheres really affect the Housemates.
Zoe quizzes Christopher and Mark on their relationship and asks when it started. Mark says: ‘Since Matthew went.’ He goes on to say that if Matthew hadn’t been evicted he probably wouldn’t have become as close to Christopher as he has.
Steven says to Ash and Helen: ‘I don’t like the way the house is turning in the past few days.’ Ash asks him why he thinks it is changing and Steven replies that it’s because it’s nearing the final. Steven says that he doesn’t like the way Chris and Ashleigh have crawled up each other’s ar**s. Steven assures Helen he not pi**ed off about her comments and talks again about being evicted, he says: I’m going to go in style on Friday.’
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