[Gerbil901]

Steven's reaction was hilarious. He was about to have an emotional breakdown. It just makes me want him out more and more. I think I'm gonna vote for him instead of Pauline this week.

[rubymoo]

What is wrong with him? Has he forgot its a game? The way he cried was as if he'd just meet his long lost mother!

Seriously get a grip!

[Verbal]

That episode sealed it for me, everyone is expecting Pauline to go, even her. Kick Steven out and watch them all freak out.

[rusticgal]

No...just shown himself up to be a complete twat. Get rid of Pauline this week...her smug controlling righteous attitude needs to go. Then one by one the other smug twits can follow....

[smeagol]

he obviously has to stay his head will be so big when pauline goes he will say the public love him lol
funny to watch a spoilt brat crumble

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

No...just shown himself up to be a complete twat. Get rid of Pauline this week...her smug controlling righteous attitude needs to go. Then one by one the other smug twits can follow....

Yeah Steven is a big whinging baby but Pauline is nasty, she has to go

[Daffodil]

His reaction proved he is a complete wimp. And his uncomfortable adoration of Pauline adds to this. God knows what his work colleagues/bosses must think of him.

[Razor]

The man is a prize twat and I could help but PMSL when he got all emotional with Pauline at the dining table.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

What is wrong with him? Has he forgot its a game? The way he cried was as if he'd just meet his long lost mother!

Seriously get a grip!

I was laughing my head off watching him in the HL's last night, I'm really starting to dislike him, I hope he's evicted soon I think he's got chip on his shoulder, he's coming across very assure of himself.

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by BigBrotherfan4ever

I was laughing my head off watching him in the HL's last night, I'm really starting to dislike him, I hope he's evicted soon I think he's got chip on his shoulder, he's coming across very assure of himself.

He must have lied about himself as all we are seeing is a fool who has lost all sight of reality. Hardly the tough, intelligent businessman we were led to believe. He is going to cringe at his behaviour when he comes out. He is embarrasing himself more as each day goes by.

Stephen, Pauline and Toya can crawl back to where they came from.

[flamingGalah!]

Steven is an absolute bellend... He was absolutely disgusted that anyone would dare to nominate him, then had a bizarre & cringey breakdown after saying he wasn't bothered Twat.

[rubberface]

I laughed so much when he cried for Pauline...I did not expect that to happen

[Mick]

Originally Posted by sassysocks

He must have lied about himself as all we are seeing is a fool who has lost all sight of reality. Hardly the tough, intelligent businessman we were led to believe.

I know this might be a little off topic but I agree with your above and do wonder just how many lies or gross exaggerations are made by housemates prior to entering the house.

Once the producers have short listed the few it would be easy to checkout what they have claimed and or omitted to declare. Surely they do so yet still give them a place.

Am I being cynical in thinking that this is allowed in the expectation that any exposures of the above will further increase the ratings.?

What I cannot understand is that those housemates who do this must realise the risks and how foolish it will make them appear.?

[Crimson Dynamo]

I wonder what his employees think of him


(and by that I guess I mean his dad)

[Jord]

Total twat

[Mick]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I wonder what his employees think of him


(and by that I guess I mean his dad)

Indeed especially as I recall he said that he set up his own business to compete with his mum and dads firm and that they now worked for him.!

[Crimson Dynamo]

His reaction was classic, he reacted like a spoiled petulant child and as that is what he is then


bingo

[Robodog]

Hilarious.

1. He says 'i'm cool, just let it go'
2. He gets mad, swears revenge and to vows to 'dispose of' the power HM
3. He cries like a child that has just lost it's toy
4. He practically begs the public to give him the power as him being nommed was the 'wrong decision'

hahahahaha

[aimat2]

dont like seeing men cry but that was brill

[Forgetmenot]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

His reaction proved he is a complete wimp. And his uncomfortable adoration of Pauline adds to this. God knows what his work colleagues/bosses must think of him.

He is self employed big shot I think, was on about taking over family business and employing his family or something. Not so clever now is he, what a total self deluded wimp ! Pathetic.

[erinp5]

6.59pm: Steven is worried Winston could be up for nomination next because he had a special spag bol meal last week.

there's wiser eating grass

[Miranda123]

Originally Posted by Verbal

That episode sealed it for me, everyone is expecting Pauline to go, even her. Kick Steven out and watch them all freak out.

No thanks, his time will come

Pauline needs to return to the place from whence she came, I just feel sorry for her Son, cant be nice to know that everyone thinks your mother is a nasty piece of work

[Miranda123]

Originally Posted by Robodog

Hilarious.

1. He says 'i'm cool, just let it go'
2. He gets mad, swears revenge and to vows to 'dispose of' the power HM
3. He cries like a child that has just lost it's toy
4. He practically begs the public to give him the power as him being nommed was the 'wrong decision'

hahahahaha

and yet he laughed his socks off when Danielle got the hump last week at being nominated??

Hypocritical snivelling little b.tch!

[Mystic Mock]

Has everyone lost their sense of humour this year, he was being a delusional twat, it's great TV, do you want the final in my Signature? If so then you really aren't following the rules of the show.

[Alf]

It was funny

And when he said "Pauline is the most fair and honest person he'd ever met in his life", that statement is up there with "I've lived my life like an International rock star" (Paul Clarke)