Big Brother fans were fuming at the latest instalment of the ITV reality show with just two days until the final
21:54, 12 Nov 2025
Big Brother fans have slammed the “ridiculous” episode(Image: ITV)
Big Brother viewers have voiced the same complaint just minutes into the latest episode as they criticise the “ridiculous” instalment.
The Big Brother final is merely two days away, with one housemate set to be crowned the 2025 champion on Friday, November 14.
Earlier scenes witnessed Somerset farmer Cameron securing an automatic pass to the final, whilst other housemates faced potential elimination.
Fans have been casting their votes for who they wish to save as there is a double eviction this week, which is rumoured to be a back door elimination. Elsa, Marcus, Teja, Tate, Emily, Richard and Jenny are all facing potential departure.
Big Brother fans have issued the same complaint just days before the final(Image: ITV)
However, the eviction will not be broadcast until tomorrow’s (November 13) episode, just one day before the final, leaving fans annoyed with tonight’s (November 12) programme, reports OK!.
Taking to X, just minutes in, one viewer said: “This is such a filler episode i can’t, GIVE US THE WICKED TASK AND EVICTION NOWWWWW.”
Another wrote: “It really is annoying that they are making us wait till tomorrow, the day before the final to see who’s gone. @ ITV just can’t do backdoor evictions right, there’s too many of them.”
A third added: “Why isn’t the eviction tonight?”.
A fourth commented: “It really it ridiculous that the last eviction before the final, a double eviction as well, happened this morning and won’t be shown until tomorrow. This series has been done so badly.”
Another slammed: “This is so stupid and pointless.”
Big Brother’s Cameron was appointed as King of the Big Brother house(Image: ITV)
Tonight’s episode witnessed Big Brother assembling the housemates around the sofa for a regal challenge.
Following Cameron’s acquisition of the final pass, he was crowned King of the household.
Big Brother declared: “King Cameron, your first decision is to appoint your Royal Aid. They will be your right hand.”
Jenny was chosen as his Royal aide, whilst Marcus took on the role of Court Jester, tasked with entertaining the monarch.
Tate was subsequently designated as Royal Comforter, with responsibilities including serving as a personal footrest, while Emily assumed the position of Royal Cook, overseeing culinary duties.
Nevertheless, proceedings didn’t unfold as anticipated, with Tate finding himself confined to the garden jail before enduring a barrage of rotten tomatoes.
Yet viewers expressed dissatisfaction with the programme, demanding “more” during finals week.
One X user commented: “the final week has been a bore.”
Another remarked: “I knew this week #bbuk would be boring! These tasks dont create drama.”
Big Brother’s finale airs Friday, November 14 at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX
