Maybe Biggins couldn't cope anymore in there and went to Diary Room and asked to leave and to make it a more sensational storyline for ratings they concocted a story.

Nothing C5 do in connection with BB surprises me.

I said as much in another thread - anything is possible isn't it? What would follow is a number of daytime shows with Biggins being sympathised with. Those that loved him before will love him even more and many of those that didn't will feel they were wrong about him and he really is the jovial, chummy chappie he would have us believe. And C5 will have made quite a bit more money.

According to Grant Biggins was running the show , holding court and having a whale of a time - theres no basis for thinking he coudnt cope anymore in there. There is basis for suspecting that he might have said something slightly ill-advised and BB apologetically explained to him that they had no choice but to remove him.
Biggins is a raucous outspoken guy so with everyone just waiting to pounce on any slightly non-pc remark sounds like its been his downfall.

I came to that conclusion too.

I don't know what to believe as some remarks can be made and it's the tone in which they're said rather than what is said!
For example ( and in this case it's not used as a criticism) When Bear came out of the diary room his face was full of rage.As it was against those that had nominated him.When he said he would get his own back.his tone suggested he meant it .
Someone else could have said the same words maybe to someone they got on with and it could be said in a light hearted tone.
Words taken out of context take away expression,tone and the way it's said.
So difficult to know how things were intended by a transcript.I remember the comments and conversation about bisexuality.It was more than just that it was a discussion about pressure on young people to express sexuality .I personally think Biggin's didn't initiate it .The fact that it was between a hetorasexual person and a homosexual made it an open discussion on their views.He was mai ly concerned that she wasn't anti gay.
I'd rather hear and watch rather than judge from a transcript.

most things Grant said were strange, remember when he said Marnie didn't stink, strange and deeply inappropriate

I wouldn't go that far.

That's how I saw it.

Housemates might not have known at the time that he had been evicted

Housemates might not have known at the time that he had been evicted

Grant must have known something because when Emma corrected him & said "now that Biggins is out,,,," he didn't react surprised or ask what she meant, he just repeated it & went on to say that he didn't think anyone else would be in charge now.

It's attached to him like Peter Pan's shadow

So they don't think he's done anything worthy of ejection then.

That's what I thought this thread was about before I opened it. We've not really seen him hold court have we?
So much time is taken up with nastiness and bullshit that we're not actually getting to see any interactions, relationships or characters.

Makes you wonder what else happens that we never know about. I bet there's a really great show going on 'behind the scenes'

More than possible.

If they know anything about BB at all they'll know there is a history of evicted housemates coming back after being in secret rooms. It happened this time last year with Farrah and Jenna.

Granted they were fake evictions following public votes rather than an ejection by BB but they could think 'same difference'. Especially if the incident did indeed happen a few days ago, they might have assumed that his staying in at that point meant that he would stay for good. It would be a little like Aubrey being called into the DR and evicted for spitting in Bear's sandwich now when everybody would have thought that all action deemed necessary for that had happened on the day.

I just don't think Grant is that bright so was trying to avoid mention of his leaving (or going into a second house if that is what they suspect) at all.

I agree. We're not seen him 'hold court' at all or be deferred to as a leader by the whole house. We've seen hardly anything of Ricky but apparently he does lots round the House. In fact we've hardly seen anything except the 'Squad' snoggin each other and tormenting other housemates or getting angry.

Clearly they think that is what we want but i'd be much more interested in the other people.

I had similar thoughts and remembered Hughie on BOTS saying something like "can we talk about that" which I think was in reference to spit-gate.

Biggins left the house at 7.p.m.

Correct.

It's obvious there's a lot of interaction between the housemates and BB in the diary room that we don't get to see.

Jayne made a comment about how BB kept her updated daily on how her mother was, yet we never saw that.

I did find Grants comment interesting & it made me go huh?

I didn't watch the live feed but it does sound from the transcript of the Aubrey/Lewis conversation that they didn't believe Biggins had been evicted for real.

If it turns out to have been something stupid he's been evicted for then I'll give up with BB.

It needs to be something far worse than Aubrey spitting in Bears food and later directly into his mouth. It needs to be something far worse than Heavy D asking Chloe to perform a sexual act on him and it needs to be something far worse than the incident that led up to the coffee being poured over Bears head....surely? BB cannot simply pick and choose what intolerable behaviour they will and won't tolerate.

My hope is that we'll all watch it later & go "blimey, yup they were right to make him leave" especially since the awful Bear is still there!

Yes t thought the same thing last night but then thought he would then be tagged as being bigoted and racist! Surely he would just say he wanted to leave instead? Perhaps he was never going to stay long in the beginning!