[Patrick]

A trend I have noticed with Big Brother over the years is housemates who have either been enemies, bestfriends or had some form of a connection throughout the series - ending up as the final two.

This sometimes is down to the fact they're completely different people, thus bringing in completely different voters - leading them to the final two, or it can be because they're that similar that they gain so many of the same voters - bringing them to the final two.

I can't comment on Series 1, 2 or 4 as I haven't seen them.

Series 3: Kate and Johnny - they were bestfriends the whole summer.
Series 5: Nadia and Jason - arch enemies from two different sides of the house.
Series 6: Anthony and Eugene - polar opposites, it was a funny final two.
Series 7: Pete and Glynn - bestfriends the whole series.
Series 8: Brian and Samanda - they had a cute little friendship that summer, with Amanda and Brian at one point almost striking up a relationship.
Series 9: Rachel and Mikey - they were glued to eachother that series.
Series 10: Sophie and Siavash - towards the end of the summer, they became very close.
Series 11: that finale is irrelevant, we all know why - but if it had of went the way it should of; Sam Pepper would of been in the final two with Josie, again continuing the trend.
Series 12: Aaron and Jay - polar opposites, never really seen eye to eye and had a rivarly, much like BB5; two different types of fans voting for each of them.
Series 13: Luke and Adam - bestfriends, the outsiders remaining together until the end.


Quite interesting really, isn't it?

Now if we're looking at it from the constant trend that has been kept for all these years - then in my head there's only two couples that will be in the final two, and ironically they're the two couples we either want or expect to be in the final.

Dexter and Gina, or Sam and Sophie.