Seven Women Battling for Popularity

By Graham Norton
Because I have to fly back to the UK tonight it's a stupidly early start. Again the breakfast burritos make it all worthwhile. I'm already sorry to be leaving. Having spent some many hours with all the team over the last few days we have become a little showbiz family.

 

Jimmy the warm up guy brought me a leaving present of a pack of cards and a cd of Steve McQueen's widow reading her book. Thank you. I didn't get him anything.

When the seven women battling for popularity walk out nobody stands out. You could be standing behind anyone of them in line at the supermarket and not notice them but sure enough scratch the surface and each one of them is fascinating.

Samantha tells us that her breast implants are more important to her than her baby daughter. I thought she might be trying to be deliberately shocking or funny but no. She's serious. Her explanation is that she had to save up for her implants so they represent a real achievement. The audience felt she should be spending more quality time with her baby and sent her home.

Donnika is a porn star but the audience decide they quite like her.

They also like Dr. Susan which surprises me because she seems quite aloof.

In the end the audience are really torn between the final two. It's amazing how attached we all become to these women in such a short space of time.