Even he must have been getting bored of sexist Sam. :worry:

This makes no sense, he topped the last vote, why would he then try to lick bears arse for popularity when he was (at that time) already more popular than Bear...for all he knew Bear was absolutely hated...

"Things I spotted tonight"

Bear's attention seeking knows no bounds, as he continued to scream at the top of his voice and show a complete lack of respect to those who were just about to leave the house.

...you liked Helen :fist:

Well I guess I can't understand that. I can forgive but I don't forget and that's why I can't understand the extremity of Ricky not liking him and disgusted by his behaviour (which I fully understand)...how he treated other people...and then becoming so close to him. I don't get it. Ricky is so moralistic...even if it was Bear aligning himself to Ricky...I wouldn't accommodate him.
But we are all different....but I see that as game playing on Ricky's part and it may have lost him support.

Bear doesn't care about anyone except himself...as we have seen...compassion isn't even in his vocabulary...

Because they'd have really done the same for him right? :laugh:

He was expressing his emotions, why does he need to wait until they're out the door?

Things I noticed tonight. Bear can't create the drama of his outrage at someone being evicted when it wasn't their time to go because he would look a numpty re Katie and Sam. So Bear creates the drama of the mask being taken by Sam. He accuses Renee of enabling it. She's bang out of order. Later on Renee can see the mask is lying on the floor behind the sofa where it was all along. Bear plays with his mask and paces the garden praising himself on beating those who have tried to dig him out. Frankie spends time persuading him to apologise for the false allegation of taking his property. All in all, yes, more childish attention seeking behaviour and looking for a ruck. Has the beach club folded bless him? All very negative. No dramas eh?

I'm pretty sure that if Bear had been evicted the rest of the housemates would have done the decent thing and said goodbye to him, or waited until he left before celebrating.

Fair enough, yeah, that's his emotions. But it just goes to show that he can't control them. He's a child.

I don't really think there was a need to control his emotions in this instance. They don't really care about him so why should be 'respectful' of them? :shrug: I'd rather see someone be careless about it and just be real instead of trying to look good or not offend people.

Have to you seen compassion in any of the rest?

I have seen compassion in Bear - he stands up for his mates.