[Big Brother Cartoons uk]

He appears vain and self centred, very naive...other than this not nasty, not at all. Not compared to the bulk of the others.

[AshesonMars]

I think he will learn a lot from his experiences on BB. He has potential to be a great guy.

[Macie Lightfoot]

He's boring and offensive at the same time so that's pretty much the lowest of the lows.

[Scotty07]

All the housemates have got abuse on here, so he deserves no special treatment and like the rest of the insiders, he's been a right twat at times from the series I watched so.

[susie q]

He has done and said some pretty vile things, but I do think he is the one most likely to
regret some of his behaviour and perhaps even learn from it.

[iRyan]

He's much better without the Insiders. He's shown his more vulnerable side lately that I think people can relate more than the arrogant persona he portrayed in the beginning.

[Marmalite]

I really wouldn't worry that the majority of the viewing public think he's a vacuous, narcissistic user and who has absolutely no problem with openly and blatently lying excessively on national tv.

He's too much in love with himself to ever worry about the opinions of anyone else but himself and to thick to understand them anyway.

[WCR1942]

I don't know about you all but from the beginning of this BB I have been intrigued by why Conor's gang so vehemently hated Deana. When pressed their reasons were pathetic.
This evening on BBBOTS Luke S. partially revealed the answer.
After 10 weeks watching Ashleigh staggering around on her gawky chicken legs he decided ,at great length, and with a physical demonstration, to mock the elegant way in which Deana moves. Svelt and sinuous are words that were invented for her locomotion.
This behaviour does explain why Deana felt so oppressed in the early weeks.

[Withano]

He's a knob who can't express himself 'cos his knob friends are away