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The group spent much of the morning musing about how Anthony and Amy, who were kidnapped by the SAS, were getting on under interrogation.
Calista and Jay felt sympathy for the pair. "Poor little munchkins!" worried Calista.
She went on to wonder whether the fears they had had to list on their applications would play a part in the SAS's tactics.
Jay replied: "I just keep thinking about Anthony. I think Amy can handle it better."
However, Latoya thought they were underestimating the champion boxer and said: "But Anthony is never going to want to lose. And definitely not to a girl."
Victor agreed that the treatment Anthony and Amy were receiving couldn't possibly be as bad as the group were imagining.
He said: "I can't believe that those two won't have eaten or drank."
Calista and Jay felt sympathy for the pair. "Poor little munchkins!" worried Calista.
She went on to wonder whether the fears they had had to list on their applications would play a part in the SAS's tactics.
Jay replied: "I just keep thinking about Anthony. I think Amy can handle it better."
However, Latoya thought they were underestimating the champion boxer and said: "But Anthony is never going to want to lose. And definitely not to a girl."
Victor agreed that the treatment Anthony and Amy were receiving couldn't possibly be as bad as the group were imagining.
He said: "I can't believe that those two won't have eaten or drank."
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