After bosses confirmed the current series of Big Brother would be the last ever, it's no surprise fans of the show are excited to sit down and enjoy the last series every night. However, many fans of the reality show have been left FUMING after spotting a big change in the schedule.
Just like the Celebrity edition of the show, which finished last week, viewers expected Big Brother to air at the usual time of 9pm, but so far the civilian series has been on Channel 5 at 10pm.
Taking to Twitter to complain about the new time, viewers of Big Brother are NOT happy...
Meanwhile, after Ryan Thomas was crowned the winner of the Celebrity version last week, 13 brand new housemates entered the house on Friday night's live launch show.
See this year's full line-up below:
big brother 2018 line-up SLIDER
1 of 13Kenaley Amos-Sissons
2 of 13Cian Carrigan
3 of 13Ellis Hillon
4 of 13Lewis Gregory
5 of 13Sian Hamshaw
6 of 13Zoe Jones
7 of 13Kay Lovelle
8 of 13Brooke Berry
9 of 13Isaac Jagroop
10 of 13Cameron Cole
11 of 13Tomasz Wania
12 of 13Anamelia Silva
13 of 13Lewis Flanagan
Despite this year's housemates only being in for a few days, already one of them has been kicked out. Ellis Hillon was called to the Diary Room on Sunday night's show, where Big Brother presented the 20-year-old with tweets on a piece of paper.
Big Brother then asked her to confirm whether she'd written the tweets, to which she replied, "Yeah I did, years ago... but yeah."
She was then told, "Big Brother does not tolerate offensive language. As a result we will be removing you immediately."
Meanwhile, despite bosses of the show confirming on Friday afternoon that the current series will be the last, it is now being reported that ITV could be about to buy the format.
We hope so! 🙏
Big Brother continues on Channel 5 every night.
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