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Watching from the sofa it's easy to say, I'd never react like that. But if someone was bringing up private conversations in front of a whole group and cameras, I'd probably end up saying something I'd regret too. Anyone else?

Not a huge format change.

Just one extra rule or challenge you think would make teams think differently without taking away what makes the show great.

Every series they bring in new faces and some of them are great but nobody has quite matched the Rylan and Linda energy of just two people who are completely comfortable being ridiculous together on camera. Their reaction to This Morning this series was exactly what the show is supposed to be. Do you think any of the new additions this season have come close or is it still their show completely?

The way Tommy actually had to sit there and confess it to Ellie after it came out is the kind of car crash telly Love Island does better than anything else. Ellie's face said everything. Then the kissing competition happening right after made it ten times worse for everyone involved. Reckon this is the moment that defines how the rest of series 13 plays out. Is Tommy done for or do you think he somehow recovers from this?

There's something about putting two older, very dry, very unbothered men in front of Love Island footage that just works every single time. Julian's face during some of those clips alone made the episode for me. Feels like the producers finally cracked the formula again after a few series of pairings that didn't quite land. Is this the best new pairing of Celebrity Gogglebox series 8 so far or has someone else topped it for you?

Been watching this series back thinking it was just gonna be a normal will they won't they and now I am not sure anymore. The way Jazz can't even look at Kit and Inga together properly. That is not jealousy over a friend that is something else entirely. Inga coming back from Bali and saying it is a fresh start rather than picking up where she left off and then this happens within weeks. Feels too real to be produced. Anyone else think this is the actual main storyline of the series now.

Went into season 5 expecting the usual chaos, broken machinery, Kaleb moaning, Jeremy doing something stupid with a digger. Then the TB outbreak hit and the whole tone of the show just changed. Watching them not be able to buy or sell a single cow for two months, watching Jeremy actually go quiet for once instead of cracking a joke about it, that got me more than anything in the previous four seasons combined. You forget this is someone's actual livelihood under all the bumbling rich bloke stuff. Felt like the show finally let the mask slip a bit. Did the TB stuff hit anyone else like that or was it just me.

A former landlord gave me this advice years ago and it's probably saved me more hassle than anything else. If something needs repairing, if you've agreed something, if there's a question about the tenancy, just send a quick email afterwards so there's a record of it. Most landlords are perfectly reasonable, but memories are surprisingly different when there's a disagreement six months later. It's not about being difficult, it's just about avoiding confusion. What's the most useful renting advice you've picked up over the years?

After a few months of searching, we got into a bad habit of convincing ourselves every decent property was the one.

What helped was keeping a simple note on my phone after each viewing with three things:

• What we liked
• What we didn't like
• Whether we'd still want it if another similar property came up next week

It sounds basic, but after viewing several places they all start blending together.

Reading those notes back a few days later gave us a much clearer picture than relying on how excited we felt immediately after a viewing.

Thought I'd share in case it helps someone else.

Started rewatching a few episodes this week and realised that while they're all hilarious on screen, actually spending a day with most of the characters would probably be exhausting. I thought I had an obvious answer until I started thinking about it properly. Who do you reckon would test your patience first?

Caught an old episode of Coast on iPlayer last night and ended up watching far more of it than I expected. When it originally aired, I would've walked straight past it without a second thought. Now I found myself genuinely interested in it. Not sure whether the programme aged well or I've just got older.

Watching this week's episode got me thinking that the show naturally focuses on winners, but some of the most memorable performances are from contenders who never actually make it very far.

There have been plenty of people who got completely battered by the events but still kept going, and those are often the contestants I remember afterwards.

Is there a contender who didn't win the series but still stuck in your memory?