[Amy Jade]

Jason not being the nice guy he was pretending to be, she said he was a ruthless game player and she was right.

Bet she was telling the truth about everything else too, bet he lead her on and lied about that ratty dog

[MB.]

It's Charlie Doherty's world, we're just living in it

[JTM45]

Charlie was right about nothing!

Bitter, twisted and confused bunny boiler was all she was.

[Calderyon]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Charlie was right about nothing!

Bitter, twisted and confused bunny boiler was all she was.

She was right about Jason being a game player.

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Calderyon

She was right about Jason being a game player.

This. I don't think it can be denied that when pushed he'll play the game, that's obvious now. But I don't think it makes him a bad person, and I don't think it makes him ruthless. He pushed the button as others did, played the game within the rules, so all was fair.

The only thing that makes me lose respect for him, is the fact that he so adamantly denied he was a game player, and seemed offended at the suggestion. I mean I can understand why he would be like that, given how people can judge game playing so negatively, but I'd respect him more had he never said those things.

But really, if he's shown himself to be anything, it's slightly untrustworthy within the confines of a game. Which isn't all that bad.

[Jordan.]

She got her justice tonight

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Guy Fawkes

She got her justice? She did get nothing, and never will

You seem bothered that she was right </3

[Ross.]

Charlie gets the last laugh

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Charlie gets the last laugh

Kathy Griffin hew?

[Tom4784]

Jason would sell his first born child for an extra minute in that house.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Jason not being the nice guy he was pretending to be, she said he was a ruthless game player and she was right.

Bet she was telling the truth about everything else too, bet he lead her on and lied about that ratty dog

Well at least people aren't being immature about this whole situation, huh?

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

Well at least people aren't being immature about this whole situation, huh?

I call my own dog ratty because she's small. Deal with it.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Guy Fawkes

Jason haters are weird. They don't even know the whole truth, still they are hating Jason.

The whole truth of what? He categorically denied he was playing a game when Charlie called him out on it to other housemates & then tonight proved she was right all along by him taking out his competition to win. I think the 'weird' ones are the people wearing the rose tinted glasses and don't see how straight forward that FACT is

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Guy Fawkes

So you know Charlie and Jason in real life?

What does this have to do with Jason exposing himself tonight

[Adamw92]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

What does this have to do with Jason exposing himself tonight

And we're the weird ones? Honestly, Jason was exposed for what he really is tonight and people can't handle the fact that a LOT of people saw through his pathetic excuses, but yeah okay... We're weird.

[Adamw92]

Originally Posted by Guy Fawkes

Really, what he did? He already did know that girls gonna vote him out. Would he just have to wait it happen. And said to everyone "thank you, it was great to meet you everyone" and then walked off like Chelsea.

Forgive me but when has Lateysha even hinted at the fact that she was gunning for him in this annihilation week? From what I recall Laura and Evelyn went for him with the questions the other day so the logical thing would be to evict one of those who were outright wanting him out or Jayne who he'd literally been bitching about 20 minutes beforehand. Instead he comes up with the ****ty excuses because he's been shown up as the game player he denied he was. Forgive us for not believing he's the genuine, nice down to earth guy he's trying to claim he is.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Guy Fawkes

Did he kill someone, did he beat up someone? What did he do?

Exposed his lies and gameplan, but you already know that

[Adamw92]

The truth always comes out, feel bad that I didn't always believe Charlie

[Amy Jade]

Jordan I agree. Imo Jason let slip his true intentions when he evicted her.

'I think she might win so I want her out'

He was calculated in doing that and nobody can tell me that he hadn't been thinking it for a while, if he had said instantly it was due to them not being friendly maybe I'd get him but that was just his backup plan - he'll soon find out it was a huge mistake.

[Jack_]

I mean she was right and she was a better housemate but I still don't understand people being criticised for gameplaying on a gameshow (both in the house and by viewers)

Like...logic?!?!

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I mean she was right and she was a better housemate but I still don't understand people being criticised for gameplaying on a gameshow (both in the house and by viewers)

Like...logic?!?!

I think the issue is him pretending he was holier than thou and making Charlie look bad when in fact she was right. If he was a self admitted gameplayer from the start like Andrew I would respect him more for it.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

I think the issue is him pretending he was holier than thou and making Charlie look bad when in fact she was right. If he was a self admitted gameplayer from the start like Andrew I would respect him more for it.

But then to be fair if that's what it takes for him to succeed and he believes it can win him support and the show, then all power to him?

I understand criticisms of him as a housemate because he's been pretty crap and I agree Andrew was much more entertaining in being open about playing a game, but I still don't begrudge Jason if this is the way he's choosing to play it because it is just a gameshow at the end of the day. I just wish he was more entertaining with it (although tonight was pretty good TV)

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I mean she was right and she was a better housemate but I still don't understand people being criticised for gameplaying on a gameshow (both in the house and by viewers)

Like...logic?!?!

He got pissed off when accused of game playing though, if he had been unfront I'd have likely supported him playing the game but the fact he made Charlie hated and let his 'best mate' get into arguments over being called exactly what he is makes me believe he has no morals.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

He got pissed off when accused of game playing though, if he had been unfront I'd have likely supported him playing the game but the fact he made Charlie hated and let his 'best mate' get into arguments over being called exactly what he is makes me believe he has no morals.

Well of course he would be when he's living in a house (like all of the BBUK ones always are) where gameplaying on a gameshow is looked down upon as some evil and you're ostracised for it in deflecting that he's trying to cover his tracks which would be a part of his game, no?

I'm no fan of his as a housemate but Big Brother isn't a morality competition, it's a gameshow with a cash prize and if someone wants to play a game to try and win they should be entitled to. Criticising people for doing so is a bit silly IMO

[Adamw92]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Well of course he would be when he's living in a house (like all of the BBUK ones always are) where gameplaying on a gameshow is looked down upon as some evil and you're ostracised for it in deflecting that he's trying to cover his tracks which would be a part of his game, no?

Not wanting to be seen as a game player is fine if you aren't one but trying to pretend you're not then being shocked when you outright do something that shows you to be one and everyone turns on you for it is kind of expected. If he didn't want to be found out as a game player then he should have really kept it up by evicting an easier option. You can't play it both ways and he's been trying to and in the end he's only gone and done what he didn't want and possibly ostracised himself anyway.