Red Moon
29-06-2008, 09:21 AM
Big Brother's roll of shameJADE Goody is the best known name on the BB list of shame of those given the axe.
She was at the centre of racist bullying claims involving Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty last year.
It led to her quick exit from the house and fuelled demonstrations across India.
Spitting Dennis McHugh is the seventh housemate to be axed in nine series.
Already this time round, Alexandra De-Gale has been forced out for threatening to set her gangster pals on housemates on the outside.
Last year, dippy Emily Parr, 19, was kicked off the programme and caused a storm after she said "n*****" talking with fellow contestant Charley Uchea.
She said she was trying out "street talk".
In 2006, Dawn Blake, 38, got the heave-ho after it emerged she had been getting secret messages from pals and family outside the house.
Emma Greenwood was ordered out in 2004 after the infamous "fight night" which led to police being called.
The same year, selfproclaimed anarchist Kathryn "Kitten" Pinder got the bullet after a week for persistent rule-breaking.
But the original and still the best baddie is "Nasty" Nick Bateman, who emerged as the principal rogue in the first series in 2000.
source:Daily Record (http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/news-feed/2008/06/28/big-brother-s-roll-of-shame-86908-20623947/)
She was at the centre of racist bullying claims involving Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty last year.
It led to her quick exit from the house and fuelled demonstrations across India.
Spitting Dennis McHugh is the seventh housemate to be axed in nine series.
Already this time round, Alexandra De-Gale has been forced out for threatening to set her gangster pals on housemates on the outside.
Last year, dippy Emily Parr, 19, was kicked off the programme and caused a storm after she said "n*****" talking with fellow contestant Charley Uchea.
She said she was trying out "street talk".
In 2006, Dawn Blake, 38, got the heave-ho after it emerged she had been getting secret messages from pals and family outside the house.
Emma Greenwood was ordered out in 2004 after the infamous "fight night" which led to police being called.
The same year, selfproclaimed anarchist Kathryn "Kitten" Pinder got the bullet after a week for persistent rule-breaking.
But the original and still the best baddie is "Nasty" Nick Bateman, who emerged as the principal rogue in the first series in 2000.
source:Daily Record (http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/news-feed/2008/06/28/big-brother-s-roll-of-shame-86908-20623947/)