Daily Summary
| Day 1 | Entrances | La Toya, Mutya, Verne, Tommy, Lucy, Ben, Tina, Coolio, Michelle, Terry and Ulrika entered the Big Brother House on Day 1. |
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| Events | Terry became the Head of House as he was the only housemate left without a bed. | |
| Day 2 | Tasks | For today's task, housemates had to decide between themselves who should receive which credit. One housemate would receive a starring credit, two would get a 'co-starring' credit, two would receive a 'featuring' credit, three housemates would be extras and 3 housemates would get no credit at all. After they decided, Head of House Terry would film the credited housemates in a "closing credits style" which would be broadcast at the end of the highlights show. In a twist to the task, Terry secretly watched his fellow housemates' behaviour during the task and had to decide who has the most inflated ego. He chose Ulrika. This automatically put her up for eviction for the first week. The housemates were to win two tokens for completing the task, but lost one, see punishments below. |
| Punishments | A token that was won in the task was taken away from the housemates because La Toya went into Terry's private room earlier in the day. | |
| Day 3 | Tasks | The task on Day 3 had housemates showcase their talents that made them famous to Head of House Terry. He chose Lucy as the least talented housemate stating she didn't impress him at all and her routine was boring. He also stated that he hadn't heard of her before she went in the house. |
| Day 4 | Tasks | For the task, housemates had to pair up and act like one another for an hour. The pairs were Tommy/La Toya, Michelle/Lucy, Coolio/Verne, Tina/Mutya, Ben/Ulrika. Housemates passed the task and, as a reward, Terry won a Thai takeaway meal. |
| Day 5 | Nominations | Terry had to nominate the housemate he thought had the least integrity, he chose Ben who joined Ulrika and Lucy being up for eviction. Ulrika, Lucy and Ben were put into a secret room as all other housemates apart from Terry had to vote for the 1 housemate per person they wanted to save from the eviction the majority saved Ben meaning Lucy and Ulrika faced eviction this week. |
| Day 6 | Tasks | For this week's shopping task, housemates had to take part in 5 tasks associated with the rich and famous. Ben & Michelle had to become a celebrity couple in a task that tests their ability to work together. Verne and Ulrika had to perform a cover version of "Endless Love" as Lionel Richie and Diana Ross. La Toya and Tommy had to become contestants on a reality TV series and learn ice-skating from a DVD. Tina, Lucy and Coolio had to become members of the paparazzi and stake out the garden for 24 hours and photograph any non-housemate celebrities, including Michael Barrymore, Michelle Marsh, Nikki Grahame, Chesney Hawkes, Alice Barry and Rebecca Ryan who appeared over the garden wall on a crane. Mutya and Terry had to join and worship at the shrine of a celebrity cult. Housemates had to pass 3 of the 5 tasks in order to get a luxury shopping budget for the next week. However, housemates only passed 2 of the 5 set tasks, therefore they failed the task, and received a basic shopping budget of £1 per head per day. |
| Day 7 | Events | During the task which started the day before Coolio started annoying a tired Lucy causing her to leave the paparazzi area. The paparazzi did not snap Michael Barrymoore causing their section of the task to fail. Tommy and La Toya's ice skating routine was also a failure as Tommy did not perform the steps correctly. Mutya and Terry did not pass their made up cult as they did not get to the Chesney Hawkes statue several times. With these three failures the entire task was failed. |
| Day 8 | Exits | Lucy was the first housemate to be evicted with 57% of the public vote. |
| Day 9 | Tasks | Today's task was to perform a dance routine to the Eric Prydz song "Call on Me". If the performance was deemed to be satisfactory to Big Brother's expectations, housemates would receive three tokens. The housemates passed the task and won three tokens, but due to Terry and Tina discussing nominations, Big Brother awarded the housemates with only one token. |
| Day 10 | Tasks | The task for day 10 was a Best of British quiz, in which American housemates Coolio, La Toya, and Verne dressed up in traditional British costumes, dined on British food, and studied various British topics in preparation for the quiz, where they would answer questions based on their studies. The British housemates wore lycra suits with muscle stimulator pads which they had to wear for the duration of the task, and for every question the American housemates got wrong, the British housemates would receive a mild shock. As the American/Saudi housemates correctly answered thirty-five out of fifty questions (thirty was needed to pass), and as all British housemates wore their lycra suits for the duration of the tasks, housemates passed this task and earned three tokens. |
| Day 12 | Events | Today was the first time all the housemates nominated. Ulrika received 5 nominations and Michelle, Mutya and Tina all received 3 nominations meaning causing all 4 to be put up for eviction. |
| Day 13 | Tasks | The housemates had to pretend to be toys for this week's shopping task. Tommy and Coolio had to be cars and go to the car wash every time the song Car Wash was played. Michelle and Verne had to be bears and eat a whole pot of honey in a day. Ulrika had to become a Native American and shoot a target with a bow and arrow. Terry and Tina had to dance as ballerinas. Ben had to hide and scare someone dressed as a dinosaur. Mutya and La Toya had to do a dance routine on a giant piano. Also when the sound of children laughing was played into the House, housemates had to get into a large toy box in the dining area in less than 1 minute. Then a group of children ran around the House and the housemates had to stay still until they left. Housemates failed this task, and received a basic shopping budget for another week. |
| Day 15 | Exits | Tina was the second housemate to be evicted with 38.8% of the public vote. Mutya was the first housemate to voluntarily leave the house. She left at approximately 11.40pm. |
| Day 17 | Tasks | The housemates were each given 3 chillis to eat. For each chilli they ate they were awarded a treat for the party later that day. Housemates nearly got all the luxury items for the party. |
| Events | Housemates nominated for the second time. Michelle and Ulrika each received 3 nominations, placing them both against the public vote for the secret surprise eviction the following day. Later on, there was a party for the housemates. | |
| Day 18 | Tasks |
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| Exits | Whilst watching the premiere of Big Brother: The Movie, Davina interrupted the screening of the film for a surprise eviction, and announced that Michelle became the third housemate to be evicted with 67% of the public vote. | |
| Day 20 | Tasks | Housemates were asked to complete Big Brother dares, if they passed these dares they would receive a token and if they failed the penalty would be going to jail. Tommy was the only housemate to fail, therefore they won 6 tokens. |
| Exits | La Toya, and Tommy were evicted in a double eviction after receiving the least votes to win (7.1% and 9.2% respectively). | |
| Day 21 | Events | Big Brother rewarded the housemates with one final party to celebrate their last full day inside the Big Brother House. |
| Day 22 | Exits | Ben left the house in 5th place. Verne finished in 4th. Coolio finished 3rd, and Terry was runner up to Ulrika, the winner. |
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