On October 21, 2025 and October 23, 2025, the Big Brother UK house delivered two clear storylines that defined the week: a nomination slate that left fans saying “Just give him the cheque BB.” and a shopping task on a spoof British Eyeways flight that reminded viewers of Love Island’s infamous baby task. Broadcast remains steady on ITV2 and ITVX with Big Brother: Late & Live airing nightly. The events and quotes below are taken directly from the episodes and viewer reactions shared on X, and they align with the schedule that asks the public to vote during Friday night’s live eviction.
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Big Brother UK nominations — every vote and immunity (October 21, 2025)
The slate heading into Friday night’s eviction came into focus when Feyisola, Nancy, Tate, and Teja were named to face the public vote. The voting opened at 10pm, with viewers asked to vote to save. No one nominated Cameron this round, prompting a wave of praise that quickly became a rallying cry for a win.
- Tate led all nominees with five nominations — from Elsa, Feyisola, Jenny, Teja, and Zelah.
- Feyisola received four nominations — from Caroline, Richard, Sam, and Tate.
- Nancy received four nominations — from Cameron, Jenny, Marcus, and Teja.
- Teja received four nominations — from Caroline, Emily, Farida, and Nancy.
Caroline was immune thanks to a two‑week immunity, while Emily and Farida were also immune as new housemates. In the Diary Room, Caroline named Teja because she felt Teja was “fake” toward her, and she targeted Feyisola for making her feel “isolated” within a “clique,” adding that she wanted to “eliminate the leader of the pack.” Later, Zelah nominated Tate because housemates “don’t know where they stand with him,” and chose Marcus as well, saying his “pride can get in the way of how he really feels.” Sam closed the first round by naming Feyisola for not being “super genuine,” and Jenny due to her “cold” treatment of Nancy.
The audience response was immediate. On X, one viewer wrote, “King Cameron with no nominations,” while another added, “Cameron with no nominations. Rightly so. Says it all! Just give him the cheque BB.” A third praised him as “an absolute top man,” noting that he shows “empathy” and even checks if Farida wants “quiet and peace during praying.”
Shopping task deja vu — a Love Island “baby challenge” echo (October 23, 2025)
Two days later, the house boarded the make‑believe British Eyeways flight for a week’s shopping task, with contestants cast as classic passenger archetypes. Caroline, Zelah, and Richard played a stag‑do group, while Tate and Teja “meant business.” Marcus carried a plastic baby doll as a doting single dad, and Elsa — who was playing a backpacker on a gap year with Emily — naturally became the doll’s unofficial stepmum.
Viewers immediately connected the dots to Love Island’s annual parenting trial. “Marcus and Elsa are giving this,” one fan posted, pairing the comment with a clip of season 8 winners Davide and Ekin‑Su. Another saw shades of Molly‑Mae telling Tommy off during their own baby test: “I’m getting flashbacks to love islands baby challenge.” One viewer asked, “Why are we doing love island x big brother crossover?” Another joked, “Elsa’s buzzing she made it to the baby challenge.” A different poster teased the pair: “Marcus and Elsa thinks this is the baby challenge off love island, I’m sick.”
The task collapsed in dramatic fashion when the staged flight time was extended to five hours and everyone refused to keep their seats. “We’re leaving,” flight attendant Jenny screamed, ending the attempt and consigning the house to basic rations for the next week. As of this point, the eviction lineup remained Tate, Teja, Feyisola, and Nancy, while Caroline’s two‑week immunity was nearing its end.
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Housemates referenced this week (Big Brother UK)
- Caroline — immune for two weeks; nominated Teja and Feyisola.
- Zelah — nominated Tate and Marcus.
- Richard — part of the stag‑do trio.
- Tate — received five nominations; “meant business” during the flight task.
- Teja — received four nominations; in the task, also “meant business.”
- Marcus — carried the baby doll during the task.
- Elsa — backpacker on a gap year with Emily; unofficial stepmum to the doll.
- Emily — new housemate; immune.
- Jenny — screamed “We’re leaving” as a flight attendant in the task.
- Feyisola (spelled once as “Feysola”) — received four nominations.
- Nancy — received four nominations.
- Cameron — received no nominations this round.
- Sam — nominated Feyisola and Jenny.
- Farida — new housemate; immune.
Schedule and where to watch
Big Brother airs on ITV2 and ITVX from Sundays through Fridays, with Big Brother: Late & Live following each night. Voting for Friday’s eviction opened at 10pm on October 21, 2025, with a save‑vote in effect.
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What this means for Big Brother 2025
A nomination pattern that isolates Tate, keeps Cameron untouched, and repeatedly targets Feyisola, Nancy, and Teja suggests a house where perceived authenticity and social positioning are driving votes. Statements like “super genuine,” “cold,” and “pride can get in the way” give a window into how housemates justify strategic choices.
The British Eyeways task functioned as an attitude test. Viewers drew clear lines to Love Island via Davide, Ekin‑Su, Molly‑Mae, and Tommy, but another fan reminder stands out: Big Brother has featured relationships “since channel 4 days,” and romance beats do not belong exclusively to Love Island. The task’s collapse after the five‑hour extension — punctuated by “We’re leaving” — cues a week on basic rations, which historically increases tension and can harden nomination blocs.
For Big Brother 2025, the early “give him the cheque” groundswell for Cameron matters, but such waves can retrench or disperse as alliances shift. With Caroline’s two‑week immunity ending and a save‑vote in play, Friday’s result will hinge on whether supporters of Tate, Teja, Feyisola, or Nancy mobilize fast enough.
Whatever happens next, Big Brother UK continues to produce culture‑crossing moments and strong viewer reactions — and this week’s combination of nomination math and a Love Island‑tinged task shows why.
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