GenQ - For the not so straight individual

At six o'clock tonight there was a 3% difference between BB's last two remaining housemates, Greg and Tim.

But in the end there can only be one winner. After 100 days in the house, the Logan's adopted Tim as their third brother, buffed up their already spunk bodies, made a stack of new friends for life, Logan David is the owner of two mobile phones, the driver of a brand new car and together they are $836,000 richer.

2005 was by far the best BB finale ever, and certainly the longest. There was laughing, crying, tap-dancing, hugs, kisses and even a stage crasher who was swiftly removed by security, just seconds before the winning announcement.

It's been a ratings winner for Network Ten, with 1.5 million people watching Sunday night's final eviction, which saw the departure of Vesna, who's already had an un-official job offer from Idol judge and Sydney breakfast personality, Kyle Sandilands.

BB's first official evictee, Angela, is already working in radio, with a weekly gossip segment. Hot Dog's has been signed by Ten to host a new up-late game show that will replace Mike Goldman's ?Big Brother Up Late?. And Kate has signed a deal with 92.9FM in Perth.

As for the other housemates, it's back to normal life for most, or until the nightclub and promotional appearances come to an end, and for Big Brother in 2006 - "Big Brother will get back to you".

queerplanet.com.au will bring you a Big Brother wrap up and interview with recent evictee, Geneva, later this week.