[Jack_]

It's really irritating and pathetic, but tonight's wasn't as embarrassing as it was the first time when they were all strict 'CAN HOUSEMATES CALM DOWN'

I agree with Vicky also. And it makes Aaron's ejection all the more pathetic considering they could (and should) have intervened before that went too far

[Mystic Mock]

C...BBC.

[Spoon]

They don't want another Daley situation.

[bots]

I think its a lot more simple. Picking up Chloe and throwing her around could easily have resulted in an injury that the producers would have been held responsible for. The BB studio is a work environment, and for the purposes of insurances etc, it is BB's responsibility to ensure certain standards are maintained. If they don't and an injury occurred, they would be held liable and the insurance company would not pay out.

[rubymoo]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I think its a lot more simple. Picking up Chloe and throwing her around could easily have resulted in an injury that the producers would have been held responsible for. The BB studio is a work environment, and for the purposes of insurances etc, it is BB's responsibility to ensure certain standards are maintained. If they don't and an injury occurred, they would be held liable and the insurance company would not pay out.

I agree with this^

I know i wouldn't have appreciated being picked up and thrown like that, there was no warning from him, he is completely chaotic.

She could've hurt her back or neck, i know she was thrown on a bed but i got whiplash on a bouncy castle

If anyone ends up hurt, BB are liable, i also don't understand his manhandling of people, was he never taught spacial awareness

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I think its a lot more simple. Picking up Chloe and throwing her around could easily have resulted in an injury that the producers would have been held responsible for. The BB studio is a work environment, and for the purposes of insurances etc, it is BB's responsibility to ensure certain standards are maintained. If they don't and an injury occurred, they would be held liable and the insurance company would not pay out.

If it was just this I would let it go, but it's the fact that BB are uptight over anything that's actually lighthearted nowadays, it's strangling the life out of most of their series with the constant negativity that they strive for.

They need to look at CBB13 and cast more people like that again, with Live Feed on the Internet to prove that most of the events are real.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I think its a lot more simple. Picking up Chloe and throwing her around could easily have resulted in an injury that the producers would have been held responsible for. The BB studio is a work environment, and for the purposes of insurances etc, it is BB's responsibility to ensure certain standards are maintained. If they don't and an injury occurred, they would be held liable and the insurance company would not pay out.

This basically

[Pink Pegasus]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I think its a lot more simple. Picking up Chloe and throwing her around could easily have resulted in an injury that the producers would have been held responsible for. The BB studio is a work environment, and for the purposes of insurances etc, it is BB's responsibility to ensure certain standards are maintained. If they don't and an injury occurred, they would be held liable and the insurance company would not pay out.

Yes I agree with this for that particular Chloe situation. I know he was just messing about but when I saw him pick Chloe up and slam her down (twice I think) on the bed, the first thing I thought was "oh jebus be careful, her back or her neck is going to bet busted ". I know it was just playing, it's just the huge size difference, this guy with massive muscles slamming her down into the bed, Chloe was just like a ragdoll in comparison and tbh it looked like an accident waiting to happen. I don't think they intervened at all when Marc and Danny were playfighting but I might be wrong about that?

The first "calm down" warning though on the 4in4out night did look to be a warning to prevent an argument that could cause someone to be kicked out as tensions were running so high, so there is probably some truth that they are trying to prevent another ejection and I also think that they should have given Aaron a similar warning before it got too far.

[waterhog]

its a tricky situation -