[Babayaro.]

They obviously thought by not mentioning anything about an eviction that they would all vote for who they thought was genuinely the dullest. Opposed to voting who they wanted out and a result like this happening. Such a kick in the face.

Amazing.

[LaLaLand]

They obv wanted and thought it was going to be James C.

But so glad it wasn't!

[Marsh.]

Tbh, the twist was amazing for everyone's reaction when Emma kicked him out.

[Withano]

He was probs 2nd bottom anyway

[Cherie]

No I don't think so, I think it was between him and Stacy, I don't think he will be missed, it was the same old every night for him

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Withano

He was probs 2nd bottom anyway

Doubtful. Stacey may be a forum fave, but she was doing poorly on the bigger polls likes tellymix. In a vote to save, drama keeps you in and Austin was the centre of a lot of it.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

Doubtful. Stacey may be a forum fave, but she was doing poorly on the bigger polls likes tellymix. In a vote to save, drama keeps you in and Austin was the centre of a lot of it.

Austins drama was like Marnie and Lewis' romance

Fake and uninteresting, and not worthy of public support.

[Patrick]

Originally Posted by Withano

He was probs 2nd bottom anyway

He came second in his series and you think people would have voted for James C more than him, makes perfect sense.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Patrick

He came second in his series and you think people would have voted for James C more than him, makes perfect sense.

Judging by tellymix poll, James C easily topped it. And Austins persona wasnt even remotely comparable to the series he came 2nd in.

[Firewire]

Iconic.

[EspeonBB]

They clearly wanted James C out Glad it backfired on them

[Ross.]

One of the best moments of all time

[Yaki da]

Originally Posted by Ross.

One of the best moments of all time

And you for real? it was a total non event and absolutely worthless. And did further damage to the show as a whole.

It's sad what this show has been reduced to and even worse that viewers on fan sites actually celebrate it.

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

And you for real? it was a total non event and absolutely worthless. And did further damage to the show as a whole.

It's sad what this show has been reduced to and even worse that viewers on fan sites actually celebrate it.

I am for real, yes

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ross.

I am for real, yes

[Miranda123]

Originally Posted by Yaki da

And you for real? it was a total non event and absolutely worthless. And did further damage to the show as a whole.

It's sad what this show has been reduced to and even worse that viewers on fan sites actually celebrate it.

I'm with you Yaki Da, what a pile of ****, there is no public
Consultation, hated Austin but I wanted the chance to get him out

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Miranda123

I'm with you Yaki Da, what a pile of ****, there is no public
Consultation, hated Austin but I wanted the chance to get him out

Except that never would have happened

[Shaun]

Serves them right for interfering with everything

[T*]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Serves them right for interfering with everything

True

[muchadoaboutnothing]

I agree, one of the best evictions of all time. A guy who was so cocky and sure that he would be in top three can now go into the arms of his new lover and cry all he wants. it sure has made my night. With no idea it was going to be an eviction the HMs where messing around and having a laugh by voting even their friends as dullest - a great eviction but, as already mentioned, it massively back fired for the producers.

[Ant.]

They were clearly so cocksure he wouldn't be evicted when he didn't even have best bits, despite being up for eviction that same night . The producers made themselves look even worse

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Lilbro

They were clearly so cocksure he wouldn't be evicted when he didn't even have best bits, despite being up for eviction that same night . The producers made themselves look even worse

True

[Greg!]

Truly iconic, not only is the vile bully out, the producers are obviously gutted and will hopefully never try a silly 4in4out type stunt like this ever again

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Truly iconic, not only is the vile bully out, the producers are obviously gutted and will hopefully never try a silly 4in4out type stunt like this ever again

He wasn't a vile bully,the only vile bully in there, is the one people seem to be fawning over this time, as for Stacey,she's ok and got a lot of support because of Austin.

[Garfie]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

He wasn't a vile bully,the only vile bully in there, is the one people seem to be fawning over this time, as for Stacey,she's ok and got a lot of support because of Austin.

I'm with you on this, Kazanne. I loved Austin last time, and although I think he's let himself down this time, he isn't a vile bully.

Yes, his treatment of Stacy hasn't been too sensitive, and I don't understand the dislike of Stacy as I actually find her quite entertaining- even so, I'd prefer Austin to have stayed over those who have contributed little.

Nice as he is, James C isn't bringing very much to the show, and should really have gone. But, having said that, disappointed as I was, there was a real shock factor to Austin leaving last night. However, he is much more of a loss than James C would have been.