...as part of the current Big Brother Countdown series that is airing on Saturday nights.
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Channel 5 has confirmed details of a best bits special for Big Brother UK, which will look back on ‘The Good, the Bad and the Outrageous’ moments from the ‘civilian’ version of the show.
Among the highlights the broadcaster plans to feature are Dexter Koh’s naughty antics from the ‘Secrets & Lies’ series, and Marc O’Neill’s tin-foil nudity from ‘Timebomb’.
The official synopsis for the special also says it will relive ‘Power Trip’ housemate Mark Byron’s showmance with “Chris Wright” – even though he was actually linked to Christopher Hall.
The full blurb reads as follows:
Clips include the over-the-top antics and supposed mystic powers of Mark Byron, he of the multiple failed attempts at reality TV stardom, as he negotiated a maybe-kinda-sorta relationship with housemate Chris Wright. Student and stripper Marc OʼNeill loved parading naked through the House, with only tin foil covering his modesty.
Salon owner and ʻcelebrity super-injunctionerʼ Helen Wood got the chance to argue with everyone as she played the game in two separate series. She even went so far as to earn two formal warnings for bad behaviour before eventually winning her series.
Harry Blake owned his own milkshake factory and was a fox-hunting fan, but went too far when he ignored the House shopping list
and ordered nothing but bananas and food colouring instead.
Finally, one of the biggest Big Brother baddies, Dexter Koh was a real-life Christian Grey who was nominated for eviction every week but constantly saved by the public.
The hour-long show will be the fourth of six Big Brother best bits specials airing throughout September, and is the first such special C5 has ever produced for the civilian version.
The first three episodes of the series are focussed on the Celebrity version, but fans criticised the first – which aired last week – for excluding clips from the Channel 4 years.
Big Brother Best Bits: The Good, the Bad and the Outrageous is expected to air on Saturday 19th September on digital channel 5*.
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A huge shame about them snubbing the Channel 4 footage again. It would have been amazing if it was included.