Big Brother fans already have salmon and sausage, and Wednesday's episode added another culinary delight to the mix.
Viewers took to X to declare the final sequence “even more pointless” after Bagels broke out in a confrontation at home.
As part of this week's shopping task, an unlikely line-up took place, with House 10 Downing Street and colleagues Khalid, Nathan, Emma and Dace being named Prime Minister and Cabinet.
While the rest of the citizens continued eating the leftovers, the cabinet enjoyed a delicious buffet of sandwiches.
As they carried the rest of the food to the main house, Dean warned them that they would fail the mission if they ate the sandwiches and proceeded to throw the bagels in the trash.
Big Brother fans have declared the show's final sequence “absolutely pointless” as clashes broke out over bagels in the house.
The unlikely sequence came as part of this week's shopping spree, which turned the house into 10 Downing Street.
Khaled disapproves of the decision and Sarah says, “I hate wasting food.”
Dean asked Khalid, 'Did you leave me for throwing the bun?' And Isaz replied: 'For me, throwing away food is true.'
Dean said, “Look, I never want to throw food away, I don't want to waste it,” and Isaacs said, “What I mean is, I never throw it away, I think it should be kept in the refrigerator.” .'
Behind closed doors, Isaz admits that he doesn't really care about bagels, and Diary admits in the living room that he's really just trying to have “a little fun” and bring some drama into the house.
Later, the conversation turned to bagels, and Emma called Issa and Dean and asked them, 'Why did you tell people you were upset because he threw away the bagel?'
Isaz clarified: 'I didn't say you were upset, I said you were angry, that's all,' to which Emma replied: 'Why did you say that when I didn't tell you?' '
Later that night, while discussing the bagel's fallout, Dean labels Issa “a shitty agitator,” which Nathan agrees with.
Emma stated: 'It bothers me, I can't lie, it really bothered me.
When Izas attempted to publicly share his outrage over the waste of bagels, he admitted that it was “funny” and caused drama in the diary room.
Thea became angry at Isaz's attempt to stir the pot and declared, “That's bullshit, because now you're going to piss me off.”
That was not the end of the drama, and in the evening, Marta recounted the events of the day:There was a perfect bagel drama.
Emma reflected on Issa's thoughts about Dean grabbing the muffin and said, “He said he was mad.”
Not too pleased with the revelation, Dean added: “That's bullshit because now you're going to piss me off and think I'm going to argue with someone.” Damn bagel, don't make me mad, don't do it.
Fans struggled to hide their belief that something as trivial as bagels fueled an entire episode of drama.
Posts added to X: 'Why is anyone against taking bagels out of the equation after all the NGL rules violate the first food tax?'
Fans struggled to hide their disbelief that a topic as trivial as bagels had fueled an entire episode of drama.
'Bagels, good ones, salmon, what else is there?'
'STFU about you idiots bagels;'
“It's a very pointless fight;”
'Brother, the food is already in the trash, if you're going to take it out of the trash then it's a useless debate. This big back pain.
As part of Downing Street's job, the Cabinet is tasked with planning a series of challenges without exceeding the £100 million budget.
Meanwhile, “citizens” are assigned a series of jobs such as filling ditches and generating wind power.
On the other hand, Ali, Lily, Martha and Dace will face the next eviction, and one of them will say goodbye to the house on Friday.
Big Brother continues on Thursdays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
Big Brother 2024: Meet the contestants!
emma
age : 53
of: Altrincham, originally Essex
profession: Owner of a beauty business
What would you be nominated for? If someone doesn't understand my joke, they might think, “She's very brusque, gets to the point and tells it like it is,” but that's my joke.
rosie
age: 29
of: Cornwall (originally Essex)
profession: Dental assistant
Do you have a strategy to reach the final? No! I think it's about being your most authentic self. The audience is not stupid: they can smell the drama taking place.
natan
Age: 24
Of: Dumfries
Occupation: Pork seller and former butler to King Charles
What would you be nominated for? Accidentally offend someone: someone who takes what I said the wrong way. It's not a terrible crime, but if someone took something, I was wrong.
Continue
age: 25
of: Watford
Occupation: Charity Cameraman
What do you think you'll take home? I think I bring energy, comedic energy, vitality and a lot of entertainment and enthusiasm.
DAZE
Age: 24
Of: London
Occupation: Climate activist
What would you do with the money if you won? It's been a difficult financial time for me: climate action is something that is often done with debt. It would be nice to have money to work with.
galette
Age: 23
Of: Manchester
Occupation: Sales manager
Why did you apply to be part of this new series of Big Brother? I don't know what Big Brother is. I thought it was a new chance in life. I don't want to be famous.
marten
Age: 26
Of: Scarborough, originally from Margate
Occupation: NHS executive
What do you most look forward to about being a housewife? Definitely sitting in the diary room chair. Fulfilled a wish list. I also enjoy that solitude. I'll really enjoy not having my phone. I love not having that responsibility.
Lily
age: 20
of:Warrington
Occupation: Chinese takeaway server
What would you be nominated for? Maybe I'm annoying but I don't care.
Ali
Age: 38
Of: London
Occupation: forensic psychologist
What do you most look forward to about being a housewife? I find myself in a completely new environment, completely different from anything I've done before and completely different from anything I will do in the future.
thomas
TOGRAMElectric: 20
Of: Carlisle
Occupation: amputee footballer
What would you be nominated for? One of my bad habits is talking too much. I talk a lot without thinking. I'm never offensive to myself, you can say anything about me, I've heard it.
ryan
Age: 28
Of: Stockport
Occupation: Marketing and Events
Why did you apply to be part of this new series of Big Brother? I've always been a fan of the show; It was a childhood dream to participate in it.
hana
Age: 24
Of: West London
Occupation: HR Consultant
What would you be nominated for? I feel like whoever is nominating is a hater, guys! I think it's my comments that people recommend to me.
IZAAZ
Age: 29
Of: London, first Swansea
Occupation: Sales consultant
What do you think you'll take home? I will bring much joy and goodness. I think I will be for many people. I'm not one to fight with anyone, and if I do, I make up for it.
sarah
Age: 27
Of: shrewsbury
Occupation: Spa Account Manager
What would you do with the money if you won? Some strange things. One, I will have the wedding of my dreams. Two, go on a nice vacation. And three, start my own business.
Marcelo
Age: 34
Of: East London
Occupation: Youth guide
Do you have a strategy to reach the final? You are welcome. I'm going to show love, I'm going to be me, that's all I can do.
Dean
Age: 35
Of: East London
Occupation: Barber
Why did you apply to be part of this new series of Big Brother? I have been a fan for a long time. I wanted to do it since I was 11 and I never had the confidence to do it. As I got older, I was still passionate about the program and when it came back it was “time to apply.”
