Big Brother was watched by 3.6 million (18% share) – tuning in for the announcement that politics student Luke Marsden was the seventh housemate to be kicked out. A further 197,000 watched Big Brother on Channel 4 +1 an hour later. The eviction viewing figures matched Rebecca's a week earlier.Luke's live eviction interview brought 3 million (19% share) – to Channel 4 between 10.35pm and 11.10pm, with a further 171,000 watching on Channel 4 +1.
Big Brother's Big Mouth logged an impressive 607,000 (5.8%) for E4 at 11.05pm.
The Big Brother Saturday highlights show pulled in 2.1 million and an 11% share between 9.20pm and 10.20pm on Channel 4. Another 214,000 watched Big Brother an hour later on Channel 4+1. This was up 1% and 200,000 on last Saturday's highlights show.
Sunday: Channel 4's Big Brother highlights gained 2.8 million and a 12% share in the 9pm hour, with a further 412,000 watching on Channel 4 +1 an hour later. Up 300,000 on last Sunday's show and proof that Big Brother is still entertaining the viewers over sixty days after it's launch.
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