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I can see Shabby thinking she's won right up until Dave's last attempt when he somehow goes right through

Ben is too tall. His hair is probably taking him over as well

PMSL @ Dave

god help ya

Govan, utterly fooked

lost

Govan toast

Is Mario surprised or something?

Steve on Mario "You're one of the biggest entertainers in the house"

I doubt it though, because even with Shabby in the running Govan polled more than Dave

Shabby hammers the final nail in Govan's coffin by putting Mario up. Mario won't pick up many votes, but any votes that do would have probably gone to Ben (his other half) or Dave (for lack of entertainment).

Thus Shabby has now diluted Ben and Dave's votes.

sorry im talking about noms for next week not eviction votes

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=1281681

If that's anything to go by, then Govan should be 1.01

I really can't see Ben going against Govan. He's only going to be in the spotlight if his tiff with Shabby flares up again and given Shabby's "popularity" and how she over reacts to everything - she's hardly a bad choice, an almost forgiveable choice in fact, to direct venom at.

Govin's the most likely to get bad edits I feel. They will know he will walk if he hears boos on Friday and he's already threatened to leave.

This could be the only opportunity they have to get him out the proper way.

Edgar Jones denies Save & Replace 'fix'

Big Brother's creative director Phil Edgar Jones has brushed off suggestions that show producers plan the Save & Replace tasks to favour certain housemates.

Writing on the DS Forums, fans of the show claimed that last week's 'Hickory Dickory Dock' challenge and today's 'Scooter Slide' task were intentionally designed to suit David and Shabby respectively.

However, Jones replied: "No we don't - they are planned in advance. Well before noms even happen.

"We can't sort those sort of set ups overnight. And of course there is a standby should Steve be up. We planned all the Save & Replace tasks even before we chose the housemates."

He added of the timing of this week's task announcement: "Just because you didn't know doesn't mean it wasn't planned in advance.

"I didn't promise a mental challenge this week - I said there was a range of challenges across the series. They are all mapped out on a big white board right behind me as I speak."

Asked if the Save & Replace tasks, which give a nominated housemates the chance to put another contestant in their position to face the public vote, will occur every week, Jones said: "That's the plan. I think it's pretty dramatic stuff and gives the game bit of BB more jeopardy."

Jones previously told DS that he "couldn't give a ****" and has "literally never given a flying ****" who wins Big Brother.

Yes, total c~ap, I suppose some of the naiver DS'ers, where he's propagandising, may fall for it.

Actually my clap was a response to Toppers dentist time post (two thirty)