[Amy]

By Vanessa Nimmo


ANTHONY thoroughly deserved to win after being stalked by bunny-boiler Craig, having Makosi tell the world he was her baby's father and Derek accusing him of being gay.

But for me, the star of the show was Makosi. Love her or hate her, she made this year's Big Brother.

In the space of a few weeks she went from virgin to lesbian, she had "sex" in a pool and feared she'd fallen pregnant. She had 'baby doll' Kemal wrapped around her little finger thinking she was a mole, as well as the rest of the house.

A lot happened since white witch Mary flew in on her broomstick.

And what happens next... will Makosi get an Oscar, will Maxwell and Saskia get married, will Eugene get a girlfriend and will Craig ever be able to say the G.A.Y. word?

I'm sure with the raft of magazine deals they have been performing for over the past 11 weeks we're bound to be kept fully informed.

Article Sunday Mirror

[Amy]

By Shell Jubin


THIS Big Brother has been the best so far (apart from series five of course!).

To be honest, I'm not surprised that Anthony won. The loveable Geordie has been the most genuine and the most sane over the last 11 weeks.

The relationships between Makosi and Anthony, Saskia and Maxwell kept me glued to the screen.

I'd also be surprised after all the fights and bitching between Roberto, Science, Lesley, Sam, Orlaith and Vanessa if there will be any lasting friendships to come out of the house.

And it was the unique characters of high-heel, sari-wearing Kemal, eccentric Derek and loud-mouth Science who made this Big Brother a melting pot of madness.

The show may have gone on for two weeks too long and lost some of the impact as other years. But the twists and turns and secret-garden surprise kept me on the edge of my seat night after night.

Roll on BB7.

Article Sunday Mirror

[BB_GOD]

I, too would say that she was the 'star' of the show, but that still doesnt make her a very nice person.