Alice Levine

What is the makeup of that team?

How is that getting put together?

How many people have got eyes on that stream and then finally, you know, are churning out the final episode?

I suppose the other thing we haven't mentioned is for a lot of the day, the housemates aren't doing an awful lot.

So a lot of what you're leaving out is, you know, there'll be a snippet of that conversation that's interesting or relates back to what happened the day before.

There is also quite a lot of lying on the sofa.

As you've said, you know, friction and tension is good drama.

You know, that is good TV.

But we should talk about Jade and Shilpa and how things went beyond that.

And it turned nasty, to say the least.

Some of the scenes we've been watching back for the purposes of this series, and they're incredibly hard to watch.

The three girls ganging up on Shilpa is obviously what springs to mind.

Do you remember at the time watching those scenes and how you felt then?

How I felt.

When you talk about the outside response, what exactly were you seeing?

Obviously there were headlines, but I mean, how was it escalating and what was the pace of that?

Because obviously this blew up within, this is real time, as you've described, because of streaming, this was a sort of real time reaction.

I mean, just to put it in context for people, 8 million people watched Jade leave the house and Ofcom received over 40,000 complaints, the third highest number of complaints they'd ever had.

You were one of many on the team, as you've said, you know, this is a network of people making constant decisions, you know, throughout the series.

But did you have personal feelings?