[ThriceShy]

then why don't his supposed friends in the house leave in protest? Or at least threaten to.

It strikes me that either he did say something very bad that can't be justified, or they are all selfish cowards with no backbone who want to win an unfair game.

[Jannigran]

I’ve got to say in a spoiler clip Marcus put up O thought Brooke was looking very sheepish or downhearted

[JerseyWins]

I mean, I'd stay in to win the money too.

[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

I mean, I'd stay in to win the money too.

I wouldn't.

If, for example, it were true that he simply used the word "Auchwitz", then I would leave in protest.

Why would his friends in there just watch him get ejected having done nothing wrong?

[Ant.]

I think I'd rather stay a week and have a chance of Ł100k than walk out in protest for my friend who got ejected and earn no money (especially since, well, what would walking out the house actually do )

[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by Ant.

I think I'd rather stay a week and have a chance of Ł100k than walk out in protest for my friend who got ejected and earn no money (especially since, well, what would walking out the house actually do )

Well it would ruin their show.

But the point I am making is, I don't think any of the housemates do think his ejection was unfair. So perhaps he did something really bad after all.

Brooke's reaction in the video suggests she expected it and agrees with it.

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by Jannigran

I’ve got to say in a spoiler clip Marcus put up O thought Brooke was looking very sheepish or downhearted

Where?? link pls

[saiwong]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

then why don't his supposed friends in the house leave in protest? Or at least threaten to.

It strikes me that either he did say something very bad that can't be justified, or they are all selfish cowards with no backbone who want to win an unfair game.

If you notice how Lewis F himself reacted in the diary room. He knew what he had done was serious and didn't protest his eviction. Therefore to me he knew his ejection was justified.


We all have to wait until tonight's episode to see what is revealed

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by saiwong

If you notice how Lewis F himself reacted in the diary room. He knew what he had done was serious and didn't protest his eviction. Therefore to me he knew his ejection was justified.


We all have to wait until tonight's episode to see what is revealed

That was heavilly edited. They would have repeated what the incident was to him: "In a conversation with Cameron and Brooke you said..."

We were not shown his reaction to that. Lewis is surely someone who would have debated the issue.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

I wouldn't.

If, for example, it were true that he simply used the word "Auchwitz", then I would leave in protest.

Why would his friends in there just watch him get ejected having done nothing wrong?

I would walk too if I were close to him in there and thought he had been treat badly

[Niamh.]

They really need to show us. I'm not a fan of his at all but if it is for saying the word Auswitzch then that is ridiculous, the word itself isn't offensive

[JoshBB]

Prepare the ofcom forms bois x

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

I would walk too if I were close to him in there and thought he had been treat badly

and this is why I have said on another thread that if Cameron wins and he feels Lewis's ejection was unfair, surely it would cross his mind to give him some of the money given their great friendship

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

and this is why I have said on another thread that if Cameron wins and he feels Lewis's ejection was unfair, surely it would cross his mind to give him some of the money given their great friendship

Money is one thing, loyalty is another

[Vicky.]

Like **** would I walk out and forfeit my chance of winning 100k. Yeah friendships are nice to make, but you go in there for the cash surely.

[Jules82]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

That was heavilly edited. They would have repeated what the incident was to him: "In a conversation with Cameron and Brooke you said..."

We were not shown his reaction to that. Lewis is surely someone who would have debated the issue.

Imo We cant really tell if it was edited on his part and I do believe that if he was in the wrong he would own up to it so.....there was obviously something but in what context was it said, that is the question!

[Jules82]

Originally Posted by Cherie

and this is why I have said on another thread that if Cameron wins and he feels Lewis's ejection was unfair, surely it would cross his mind to give him some of the money given their great friendship

We can never tell, as long as their friendship holds that is the main point for me. I think Lewis will be pleased for him and that it will be the better result for him....

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Money is one thing, loyalty is another

so money before friendship? not in my book

[rusticgal]

Up until 5 weeks ago they didn't know each other. They have grown close and if Cameron left because of Lewis..Lewis would be gutted.
It would be a foolish thing to do and any good mate shouldn't expect that sort of sacrifice.

[co0ol]

In this preview clip:
https://twitter.com/bbuk/status/1056621623669854208
Cameron says he wants to reach the final for Lewis (then Cian had to remind him about Tomasz lol)