I am as requested.

Is it an hour long episode? If so the leaving interviews will be remarkably short. Given that, I think that George will be out, his highlights will take all of 20 seconds.

Goodbye Jorgie + Kieron or Ferne.

The post Lady C vote is split between Kieron and Ferne I think, so they are very much in danger tonight.

Vicky and George have 1st and 2nd sewn up. I bet even if they closed voting for them both now they'd still be 1 & 2.

Still not conviced about George. Currently 4th favourite to win and his odds are drifting.

Odds mean nothing though. I mean what are odds based on exactly? They are just going by those putting money on and general estimation. There's millions who don't bet but will be watching and voting. They certainly didn't predict Ferne to be in the bottom two last night

Do you know Ferne was in the bottom two last night? For sure?

Thank you.

I hope Keiron is one of them

Do you just type nonsense for the sake of it?

I told you that last year was an exception to a final three finale. 2009 was the last time they held a final three finale, so no it isn't "mainly always" the case, is it?

You keep using these words, such as 'always' and 'obvious' yet you don't seem to have any idea of the facts about this show, so how is it 'always' or 'obvious' to you?

You said it's "obvious" that it was a double because the show "always" has a final three.
My point is that no, they don't, a final two has been the norm in recent years, so by your logic, the producers could've turned around and said last night was a triple elimination, and it would've been reasonable of them to do so because it's 'always' been a final two. Really?

The fact is they could've had a single, double or triple elimination last night, and by not telling us until midday the next day (once the majority of voting has been done until the show comes on air again), they had the opportunity to decide after the majority of votes had been cast. Whether the plan was to always have a double or not is irrelevant. They only announced their plans after the votes were cast and that's all that counts. It's manipulative.

If you're going to be changing the format (i.e. from a single elimination which has been in place since day one of the series), the honest, fair thing to do is to tell the viewers immediately, not 15 hours later once thousands of votes have been cast. After all, if it was always planned for it to be a double regardless, they have nothing to lose by telling us, but everything to lose by not telling us.