[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Cherie

He was put on the spot to say something about each HM which he did and only one took offence

I get that, and I don't support BB giving him a warning.

But I just find George tiring tbh.

What I do want to remember though, is who asked for George to insult that many Housemates? Because they're the real villain of the story.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Not saying I agree with either, but Jenny still has no idea Gani did that. And it clearly upset Sam. But again, I don’t believe George did it maliciously, and a warning wasn’t needed as they discussed it with each other. Had he said it in a malicious way then a warning would have been warranted.

Maybe BB is a parody of the government with their authoratarian slant

If George had not apologised I could see the reason for the warning but he seemed genuine in his remorse

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I get that, and I don't support BB giving him a warning.

But I just find George tiring tbh.

What I do want to remember though, is who asked for George to insult that many Housemates? Because they're the real villain of the story.

I am going to have to have a rewatch as I cant remember what he said about the rest of the HMs either

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Cherie

He was put on the spot to say something about each HM which he did and only one took offence

I wouldn’t question Sam being offended, it wasn’t pleasant and he had the right to be upset.

But think because him and George had a convo about it and it wasn’t done with malicious intent, a warning wasn’t needed.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I am going to have to have a rewatch as I cant remember what he said about the rest of the HMs either

I can't remember what George said to the other Housemates either.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Maybe BB is a parody of the government with their authoratarian slant

If George had not apologised I could see the reason for the warning but he seemed genuine in his remorse

…I do think that they probably had to do/say something and acknowledge it all…but I’m not sure a warning was correct, that seems a bit one size fits all and this particular incident didn’t escalate and was resolved well…so asking them both to come into the DR and just establishing that all was ok etc and that George fully understood the offensiveness would have been a better plan…

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I get that, and I don't support BB giving him a warning.

But I just find George tiring tbh.

What I do want to remember though, is who asked for George to insult that many Housemates? Because they're the real villain of the story.

Scottish lad.

[Jessica.]

People affected by Mickey Rourke said they accepted his apology too, but he still needed a warning either way. There are rules of conduct in the house and the warning was warranted.

[Ammi]

….I think another (debatable) aspect as well of BB warnings is that they do engage media attention/headlines/publicity in being talked about and that can increase and transfer to viewing figures so…

[bots]

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by bots

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

There is nothing more to say.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by bots

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

No. You are wrong. The hms started the game themselves..Then George wanted truth, rather than dare, so Tate asked him to say something negative about each hm.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bots

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

Originally Posted by Beso

No. You are wrong. The hms started the game themselves..Then George wanted truth, rather than dare, so Tate asked him to say something negative about each hm.

That's what it looked like Beso however I feel like BB makes "suggestions" to the HMs also that we're not shown. Like that time Emma from last year told us (after she was evicted) that the probing questions she asked during some salon treat thingy(iirc) came from BB through her but we were never shown BB telling her to ask these things

[thesheriff443]

It’s a warning it’s not like he got asked to leave
And bb doesn’t care about house mates they care about viewing figures

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bots

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

….George, always…I mean there’s no flipping that any other way than it was all his choices that led to Sam feeling very upset…BB may given the alcohol but then the rest of anything is the housemates and their own individuality…

[rusticgal]

I don't think he deserved it...they sat and talked it out together and George admitted he needs to be more self aware.

George will be up this week but with VTS he will be safe, I'm sure. The thing is when the other housemates start to see him as a threat they may all become a little 'over sensitive' and get him removed.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Feyishola gaslit Sam by lying to him that he isnt way too camp and over the top. Hed needs to speak normally and dial it down or people will take the piss

When George said that everyone laughed because they see it too

[Lister of Smeg]

George now second favorite to win

[Lister of Smeg]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Feyishola gaslight Sam by lying to him that he isnt way too camp and over the rtop and needs to speak normally and dial it down or people will take the piss a bit.

When George said that everyone laughed because they see it too

It was inevitable that a coven of witches would form to attack a good honest decent man of the cloth like our George.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Lister of Smeg

George now second favorite to win

Cue the meltdowns

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I get that, and I don't support BB giving him a warning.

But I just find George tiring tbh.

What I do want to remember though, is who asked for George to insult that many Housemates? Because they're the real villain of the story.

Okay had a rewatch, it was Tate posed the question, we only saw what George said to Cameron B....too loud...Zelah....his politics....Feysiola...disagreeable...and Richard ....knowing when not to butt in...and that was it....we didn't see what was said to Sam, so it was such a nonentity they didn't even show it.....until Sam made a big deal of it

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by bots

if we are being precise, BB fed the hm's alcohol and then singled out George to basically insult each housemate. That's entrapment. They set the whole thing up knowing what would happen. So, who really is to blame?

They baited him to say what is annoying and then when he did they gave him a warning

pathetic

[Oliver_W]

I don't really care either way. I don't think he actively deserved the warning, nor do I particularly find it unjustified.

[Crimson Dynamo]

he was out ofg order saying "luv" to Jenny

he got riled and used it as a slight

very much like some people who say "sweetheart" etc

that said when Jenny Teja and the awful Feisola were gossiping about George Jenny called Teja "Luv"

lol

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

If someone’s confidence or visibility annoys you, ask yourself why.

He's a self admitted incel with no friends of course seeing someone loud and proud annoys him.