5:09PM, Jan 22, 2009
Just one day left before the 'madness' ends but who will end up as the winner?
We're not surprised that Verne Troyer and Coolio have made the final, but it beggars belief that boring Ben is still in - he must still have a huge fanbase voting for him somewhere.
We're still laughing at Ulrika's I-really-want-to-go-actually-no-I-don't stance every time Davina announces there will be an eviction.
If bookies' odds are correct - it's Verne to win all the way. The pint-size actor has long been the favourite. Helen Jacob from Sky Bet said: "Verne has been all the rage from start to finish."
Helen went on to say that Terry Christian was predicted to come next, then Coolio, then Ulrika, with Ben getting the least votes. There's still a chance that Coolio could upset the apple cart though. Since we saw him crying over Barack Obama's inauguration, his odds have been cut from 9/1 to 16/1
It's not over yet, folks.
Bye Bye La Toya
We're gonna miss La Toya Jackson. The 52 year old, was met with massive cheers by the crowd. She really did seem quite genuine in her interview with Davina. Her cutesy giggle made the audience laugh and we got the impression she really has led a pretty sheltered life.
Remember when she asked Coolio what spooning was? Bless. And how in a conversation with Tina, she hinted at being in a abusive relationship when she was younger. She confessed to being shy, but yet went all out in the tasks.
She told her Davina why she went on the show: " It was an experience to live with strangers. I did it to get out of my shell.
The softly-spoken Jackson said Celebrity Big Brother got her out of her comfort zone. She said: " I am a sensitive person because of all the things people say about the Jacksons which are not true. I hate being shy, but being in the Big Brother house with those strangers was a great experience.
"I grew in there. I am more outgoing now. It changed me."
The Things Students Will Do
Tommy Sheridan, 44, was the next housemate booted out in the surprise double eviction. The Scottish socialist was booed as he left the house, but was at least upfront about his reasons for doing the show.
He told Davina: "It's quite straightforward - I've got a law degree that I'm studying for with £16,500 of law fees and I wanted to pay for it."
"I needed the money. It was a well-paid job. I wanted to get out."
Well there's nothing like a bit of honesty, but Lordy he could have entertained the nation a wee bit more. We give him D-minus for effort.
Take a look at the final five's best bits from their time in the house.
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