[Jordan.]

It's not just BOTS he's had bad words for. Remember the time he openly said on TV about housemates trying to kill themselves because they didn't get any aftercare. He clearly wanted to drag the show through as much dirt as he could because he didn't have a good time in there.

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

It's not just BOTS he's had bad words for. Remember the time he openly said on TV about housemates trying to kill themselves because they didn't get any aftercare. He clearly wanted to drag the show through as much dirt as he could because he didn't have a good time in there.

He said he did have a good time there, it was just small moments where he was on a downer. And with that after care, I think what he says is true. My cousin got to the launch of BB11 (but didn't get in) and he was in contact with 2-3 HMs when they were evicted (as they knew each other from pre selection) and he said that those people felt like the producers didn't care for them even if they were going through a hard time psychologically.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

He said he did have a good time there, it was just small moments where he was on a downer. And with that after care, I think what he says is true. My cousin got to the launch of BB11 (but didn't get in) and he was in contact with 2-3 HMs when they were evicted (as they knew each other from pre selection) and he said that those people felt like the producers didn't care for them even if they were going through a hard time psychologically.

I don't doubt what he said we true, just don't think it was needed to be said on TV like it was. It seemed he wanted more to get a dig in at BB because of his treatment.

[Suze]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

He said he did have a good time there, it was just small moments where he was on a downer. And with that after care, I think what he says is true. My cousin got to the launch of BB11 (but didn't get in) and he was in contact with 2-3 HMs when they were evicted (as they knew each other from pre selection) and he said that those people felt like the producers didn't care for them even if they were going through a hard time psychologically.

Hopefully that will now change with some new people at the helm.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Suze

Hopefully that will now change with some new people at the helm.

this was one of the easiest and shortest series, he just did not like the fact that anyone inside the production team including the presenters could not stand him.

[Suze]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

this was one of the easiest and shortest series, he just did not like the fact that anyone inside the production team including the presenters could not stand him.

I wasn't meaning Aaron, but all ex housemates in general feeling there was aftercare if needed.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Suze

I wasn't meaning Aaron, but all ex housemates in general feeling there was aftercare if needed.

everyone is made well aware of the risks and the negative affects of going on bigbrother.
its not like they where in a war zone!

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

everyone is made well aware of the risks and the negative affects of going on bigbrother.
its not like they where in a war zone!

Yes, they were warned. That doesn't mean that when they experience the negative effects afterwards they shouldn't be provided support.

They have no right to slag the show off if they were warned of these effects beforehand, but they are entitled to some aftercare.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

this was one of the easiest and shortest series, he just did not like the fact that anyone inside the production team including the presenters could not stand him.

TBH, you or I can't really comment on how "easy" it should be due to the length of the series. Only the people that have ever been in there can know what it feels like.