LOVEABLE Scot John might have claimed first place in Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack victory last night, but there were plenty of other winning moments of the series.

The politician had gained immunity from eviction on the very first night by carrying out hijacker Matt Lucas’s instructions - including dancing an Irish gig and claiming he'd written the score for The Sound of Music.

But that was nothing compared to the embarrassment heaped on windtunnel-haired young entrepreneur Liam.

He's set up 16 websites, but he’ll be forever remembered by us for being discovered, ahem, 'waking himself up' when the lights came on in the BB bedroom - and seeing the job through.

The incident could have passed relatively unnoticed until plumy voiced art critic Brian Sewell congratulated him on his 'honesty'.

One of the most popular hijackers, Russell Brand, wreaked havoc by sending in an actor as a spoof cameraman who joined the housemates.

The notorious womaniser didn’t leave before circus cutie Emilia, clad only in a bikini, had performed a handstand for him in the Diary Room.

He also treated beauty Amy to cake and flowers.

The sleep-loving housemates were put through their paces by ex SAS man Andy McNab.

But the boys had a more enjoyable time with Hollyoaks babes the McQueen sisters, who even roughed up ladies man Anthony in their boudoir.

Boxing champ Ant attracted attention from the female hijackers throughout the series, with even West End star Denise Van Outen flirting with him.

During her day as a hijacker she called him “fit” and asked if he had “stirrings”.

And the hunk was in his element when he had to strip down to a pair of women’s pink panties and pose for a life drawing in a “fake” task.

The real task was, in fact, to annoy Jay, which politician John excelled at, tickling the solemn fashion designer’s nose with a pink feather duster as he was washing up.

Jay and Latoya’s fake water fight, and the more serious one between John and Anthony, upped the conflict quota in the house.

Hijacker Leigh Francis appeared as two of his alter egos – Keith Lemmon and his Bo’ Selecta character, Craig David.

And if that wasn’t enough of an ego trip, he got all the housemates to dress up as him, too.

There might have been fewer romps in the house than recent years, but that wasn’t for want of Calista trying.

The smitten housemate tried to woo hunk Anthony – but he wasn’t sure what he felt for her.

And “we don’t fancy each other, honest” couple Jeremy and Emilia didn’t actually snog – but if head massages were kisses, they’d have worn each others faces away by now.

Thankfully, the house had it's fair share of beauties, including composer Calista, acrobat Emilia and beauty queen Jade.

And to stunning conceptual artist Amy, who managed to slip one set of underwear on under another - bra-vo.

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