 
The Best Bits
We look back over ten explosive days in the Big Brother House...
The eight teenage housemates packed more fighting, bitching, sexual tension and laughter into ten days in the House than anyone thought humanly possible.
It's been a tough assignment, but we've managed to come up with a few of the very best bits...
The Tears
There were plenty of tears and tantrums in the Teen Big Brother House. From the very first day the odd teardrop or two could be seen dripping from the eyes of our eight housemates. Caroline regularly burst into tears, evidently using the odd sob or two to release the tension of being in the House.
Even the boys weren't afraid to show their emotions. Tommy wept when Hasan left, although he did try to hide his face under a towel, but nothing could disguise those snuffling sounds.
And James had a bottom-lip-trembling moment when he was disqualified from winning after breaking too many rules. Day Ten wasn't a happy day for the Scot at all.
The Fighting
Phew! There were certainly some fights and a half in the House – mainly between Tracey and Paul. These two could barely be in the same room for more than a minute before they started snapping and snarling at each other like distempered dogs.
Shaneen and Tracey also had a bit of a barney over the bedroom lights on Day Two, but it didn't turn into anything more than a slightly-raised voice conversation, although a certain amount of animosity hovered over the pair for the rest of their stay in the House.
Paul and Jade also had a few set-tos, regularly swearing at each other, shouting and bellowing like a pair of old fishwives. And Caroline and, um, Paul, had a scrap too on Day Seven, when Caroline shouted at the Irish crimper for being too overbearing.
It's a miracle the lad ever went on to win!
The Loving
In the first couple of days it looked like Tommy had the hots for
Tracey. In fact he even admitted it to his fellow incumbents. But
by Day Four, the likely lad only had eyes for another young lady...
Jade, and we all know what happened there!
Before relationships were truly formed though, there was lots of talk about who they fancied. Caroline bemoaning the lack of good-looking men and Paul asking for "really gay footballer types" to be drafted in for his amusement.
Fancying people aside, there was a "whole lotta love" in that House. Every housemate claimed they liked each other when they left and some true friendships were formed...
The Bitching
You'd expect a fair amount of gossiping from a group of 18-year-olds, wouldn't you? But, my goodness, this lot managed to pack years of backstabbing and bitching into just ten days.
The ultimate bitching queen of the gang had to be Tracey, who had wormed her way into everyone's thoughts by Day Two – something that didn't go unnoticed by Ashford lovely Caroline.
She soon cottoned on that the Runcorn youngster was taking each person to bitch about someone else, even if she'd been less than complimentary about them beforehand!
Caroline's idea for stopping her? To make sure Tracey was never on her own with just one person. A tough task indeed. But Tracey did admit she liked a good bitch, saying she had to do it for at least "20 minutes" per day.
On Day Eight, James admitted bitching had reached a "new level", and claimed there was an "epidemic" of gossiping in the House. Even the Scot and Tommy, two of the least bitchy characters were at it, Tommy even moaning about the gossiping during a gossip to Caroline...
The Fun
Despite all the ups and downs, there was another huge part of the Teen Big Brother experience... fun.
Who can forget the laughter and joking? Paul running around under
a cover screeching, "I can fly!" The squirty cream fight, James
dancing around in Tracey's tiny hotpants... the list goes on.
But our absolute favourite moment of the whole ten days has to be the hilarious Spanish pop song task on Day Nine. If you didn't have a giggle at the moustachioed boys and bewigged girls, well, we recommend you get a sense-of-humour transplant – immediately!
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