[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

It was more cringe and weird tbh.

It reminded me of Charlie's Nana routine from BB10.

Quite a lot of this series has been cringe. I have never used the fast forward button so much.

And JoJo 'dancing'. So embarrassing.

[Cherie]

I don't think Mickey was fooled, the fact that they thought he would be was more comical, I didn't see the need for the prank it was pretty childish, cringe is a good word for it

[Beso]

I could see your point had the joke been played on patsy.

[Abra]

It's funny how the same people who bend over backwards to defend Mickey's "jokes" are now the ones claiming that he is being bullied by jokes.

Pot. Kettle.

Mickey found it hilarious and was actually impressed by it, but dear snowflakes, please stop getting offended on his behalf.

[vesavius]

Nah, not bullying at all. Just a bit of fun.

I actually think he knew exactly what was going on and just chose to play into it... The man has taught in acting schools and been around actors for decades... He understands improv and what a skit is and, honestly, JoJo really was not that convincing

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

This is some serious reaching

I don't agree with it, but it's all over Facebook.
Most people seem to think it's bullying.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I don't agree with it, but it's all over Facebook.
Most people seem to think it's bullying.

Oh that's no surprise Vanessa .
Facebook has some of the most awful and toxic people imaginable.
I avoid even looking on it.
Gross.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Oh that's no surprise Vanessa .
Facebook has some of the most awful and toxic people imaginable.
I avoid even looking on it.
Gross.

I'm surprised at how many people think it's bullying.
Didn't they see Mickey and Jojo hugging at the end?

[bots]

i don't think BB are being equal in how they treat hm's, but, really, thats not new

[Crimson Dynamo]

I cant belive anyone thought Mickey bought it

He was having some fun too

He is a great housemate

[user104658]

The argument seems to be that he's effectively intellectually disabled (I don't think thats the case but it's what's being argued here)? And if that's true then its production/ITV that would be to blame if he was in a situation like is being described. If he's vulnerable he shouldn't be in there.

I would say, to be fair, that it wouldn't be the first time they've put clearly vulnerable people in the house.

But I don't think that's the case here.

You can't let your overwhelming dislike of someone (JoJo) colour your assessment of every little thing.

[Livia]

Just watching last night's show on catch up. What an excruciating cringe-fest.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Livia

Just watching last night's show on catch up. What an excruciating cringe-fest.

Angelica crying thinking she has inspired a generation of kids was the worst

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Angelica crying thinking she has inspired a generation of kids was the worst

I'm afraid she's correct, her and that guy off Byker Grove were iconic 3.30pm viewing, no ones ever done the lead-in to The Wild Thornberries like them and no one will ever come close.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Angelica crying thinking she has inspired a generation of kids was the worst

I know! And Patsy weeping in the diary room because Mickey said she can't cook. Not even going into Trisha's whole Islamaphobia thing seconds after Fabricant said he was of Jewish extraction and she'd shouted OY!

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Nah, not bullying at all. Just a bit of fun.

I actually think he knew exactly what was going on and just chose to play into it... The man has taught in acting schools and been around actors for decades... He understands improv and what a skit is and, honestly, JoJo really was not that convincing

he turned the joke onto her thinking he was buying it

genius

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Quantum Boy

The argument seems to be that he's effectively intellectually disabled (I don't think thats the case but it's what's being argued here)? And if that's true then its production/ITV that would be to blame if he was in a situation like is being described. If he's vulnerable he shouldn't be in there.

I would say, to be fair, that it wouldn't be the first time they've put clearly vulnerable people in the house.

But I don't think that's the case here.

You can't let your overwhelming dislike of someone (JoJo) colour your assessment of every little thing.

Surely you’ve noticed that basically everything confuses him .. he’s not dissimilar to Ozzy Osbourne in that respect possibly worse

He had to ask BB for assistance finding his way back from the diary room ffs

[Zizu]

In hindsight I should not have described the behaviour as BULLYING in the thread title as the vast majority are focusing on the word bullying..



What if I had described the incident as disrespectful or disagreeable or distasteful or even necessary given it was at the expense of a guy who barely knows what day it is … imagine it was your elderly, infirmed

So now reconsider your posts / position without thinking of it as bullying

[rusticgal]

Its not bullying...it was a bit mean imo. Its clear he struggles with issues, onset of dementia maybe or just taken too many whacks to the head. Its like watching the behaviour of the great Mohammad Ali in his later years. Personally I would not have done it...I would have felt like a mean girl but maybe she wants to be mean girl if she still harbours what he did the other day.
However, he took it really well and found it funny so fair play to him.

[Zizu]

Fair points

[Beso]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Oh that's no surprise Vanessa .
Facebook has some of the most awful and toxic people imaginable.
I avoid even looking on it.
Gross.

Yeah, but apart from your friends it's ok, right?

[Beso]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Its not bullying...it was a bit mean imo. Its clear he struggles with issues, onset of dementia maybe or just taken too many whacks to the head. Its like watching the behaviour of the great Mohammad Ali in his later years. Personally I would not have done it...I would have felt like a mean girl but maybe she wants to be mean girl if she still harbours what he did the other day.
However, he took it really well and found it funny so fair play to him.

Or maybe she just knew he would ok with it, like he thought when he said what he said about her.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Beso

Or maybe she just knew he would ok with it, like he thought when he said what he said about her.

I’m thinking pure unadulterated malice or simple and satisfying revenge whilst getting even more screen time

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I’m thinking pure unadulterated malice or simple and satisfying revenge whilst getting even more screen time

They have grown very fond of each other. You can see them chatting and having a laugh on the live feed.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They have grown very fond of each other. You can see them chatting and having a laugh on the live feed.

Bet she shows her true colours and nominates him again