The 'shock' (housemates had been expecting something to happen, so it probably wasn't really a shock at all) midweek eviction has seen Craig get booted from the house, after only managing to get a rubbish 4.1% of the vote to keep him in.

However in a way the eviction was a bit of a shocker for some, especially fellow original housemates Anthony and Makosi who surely didn't expect Craig to be leaving before either Kinga or Eugene.

He was given only 30 seconds to say his goodbyes, mid way through a Chinese meal which they had been given by Big Brother, and no doubt thinks what happened was "evil" - afterall, "they're all evil" according to Craig, at the end of the day, innit? Know whatta mean?

And in true Craig style, he exclaimed "I knew it. I knew it. I knew it" - knew what? All week he's been saying how he won't be going, and on Monday he claimed there was definitely an eviction. He always knows something after it's happened, but this would be something that despite claiming he "knew" was going to happen, he blatently didn't have a clue about...

...which is something that is pretty true for all of the housemates. They can't have expected that to have turned out quite how it did.

But where there's one suprise for the housemates, there's always the chance of another....

Second suprise of the night
After Craig had been given the boot and it'd started to sink in to the remaining four housemates that they were indeed there for the full stay until the last day, Big Brother called a housemate to the diary room, and Eugene responded to the request.

On entering the room, he found a suit case packed with £50,000 - half of this years prize fund, and was given one minute to make a decision. Either take £50,000, leaving £50,000 for the eventual winner (of which he's currently the Bookies favourite to be), or leave the lot which would have resulted in the winner getting a doubled-up prize of £200,000 - nearly three times the usual Big Brother prize.

After some indecision and questioning of Big Brother, Eugene decided to go for £50,000, before returning to his fellow housemates clearly a little confused and worried that he might have done the wrong thing, saying how "it might be morally wrong".

None of the others seemed to mind his choice though, but Makosi mentioned how it wasn't the choice that she'd have made, which sort of means that she didn't agree with what Eugene did, doesn't it? But then no doubt she'd have taken the £50,000 if she'd have been given the chance.