The third day in the house for celebrity housemates saw them having to complete an obstacle course to gain access to their shopping, but this was all the start to the first major argument.

Shopping list means it's a challenge
All eight of them donned boiler suits and numbered bibs, which would represent the number in which they completed the course, with John in bib 8 pushing the playground roundabout at a minimum speed of 17rpm.

They all did fairly well, although Caprice had her basketful of food disallowed because John didn't keep the speed of the roundabout up. However Big Brother gave John a chance to win the key for the alcohol store if he went through the course, and, slowly but surely and without really wanting to, through he went.

Drinking games lead to fights (or did that start before the drinking?)
Argumentitive John seemed to get in a strop before the day was out, and decided to start sulking, and stopped talking. The strop seemed to be bought on by the fact that no Diet Coke had been resuced from the obstacle course during the challenge, and so he said he'd do nothing for Big Brother until they bought him some.

And nothing he did. Just sat there like a spoilt child, snubbing anyone that tried to help or talk it over. An early sign that not all was well in the house, and likely to cause sparks once the drinking was underway...

So drink they did
The arrival of booze saw the housemates (or most of them) get well stuck in, and it wasn't long before it'd gone, although thankfully Brigitte egged on by Caprice and Lisa decided they should play a game of Spin the Bottle.

Suprisingly Jeremy didn't seem as interested to take part, and totally unsuprisingly Germain rather quickly retired to the bedroom so as she had a minimal amount to do with it.

and then once drunk, they brawled
Far from being a "fight night" scene, but the punches were being thrown in the sense of harsh words and bitter comments about each other - or more to the point about John, who had stuck himself out on a limb and was receiving all the flack from his housemates.

Every last aspect of his ways came under attack from one angle or another, with some fairly victriolic attacks being made - which resulted in a swear-fest from Kenzie once all the housemates decided it was time for bed, because an all-mighty argument broke out between him and John.

Kenzie f****** flipped
It was all because Big Brother had asked Kenzie to close the bedroom door (which John had been wedging open to get some fresh air in to the room and had already caused problems since the first night) because Big Brother wanted to do their overnight maintenance. A fair request by BB, because it's the only way they can separate the garden from the housemates whilst they sleep.

John, being the argumentitive cunt that he is, couldn't care less about Big Brother though, and replied back to Kenzie that he was "a little twerp" for following Big Brother's instructions and talked to him as if Kenzie was "a little fucking boy" to use Kenzie's words.

Infact, Kenzie really unleased his anger in the bedroom, going off on a right old rant about John and how he was being "patronised 'coz i'm 19!". It's not too clear if he was just pissed off with John, slightly too drunk, or was doing it to cause a ruck in the house seeing as everyone else was also so clearly pissed off with the racing pundit.

Brigitte also took on John chipping in mid-argument, with her voice barking out over everyone else, whilst the housemates were trying to calm their "baby" Kenzie down, and Lisa told John to "shut the fuck up or ship out"

Lisa and Caprice (who seems to have a thing for Kenzie, much like he does for her) were ensuring Kenzie came to no harm, and were giving him plenty of hugs to let him know not to be upset and to back him up against John. Infact at one point Kenzie walked off to the kitchen to promptly be followed by Caprice who whispered in his ear a few times and hugged away at him like some sort of soft toy.

On Kenzie's return to the bedroom the insults were still being thrown at John, and a general consensus being aired by the housemates that his patronising hurtful (and hugely funny on TV) ways wern't really welcome any longer in the house.

The Eye wonders what the mood of the house will be like in the morning...?