[Robodog]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Our glory was watching the final three left in the house with James on one chair and Gary and Audley on the other.... The sick look on James's face was classic...he knew he was going to lose to the pair of them and the humiliation was inevitable.
What's more he had no one to turn to...only them.

Even better was his exit - offering out his hand in a deflated formal way to Gary and saying 'take care mate'.

It was like a dejected David Brent trying to save face and meekly hide his dented pride. Hilarious.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Our glory was watching the final three left in the house with James on one chair and Gary and Audley on the other.... The sick look on James's face was classic...he knew he was going to lose to the pair of them and the humiliation was inevitable.
What's more he had no one to turn to...only them.

Exactly!! All too briefly, the egotistical bully was outnumbered and alone, and his demeanour said it all.

[the truth]

can we end this thread and not give this boring one dimensional evil scumbag bully any more attention, hopefully he will crawl back from whence he came never to be heard from again

[rionablue]

My view is that I don't think Gary was well enough to go through nearly 4 weeks in that house. Considering his complications after his crash, his injuries, his difficulty in hearing, and all the other things that he suffered from I think it was the WRONG move to go into Big Brother. Gary Busey is a Hollywood Legend. God knows he shouldn't have needed the money. Big Brother houses are always full of selfish people who belittle other people and argue and bitch and order people around. I said it in the first few days Gary shouldn't have agreed to do it.

Its hard enough on able bodied people trying to put up with the vileness of others. In fairness to Gary he took everything with a grain of salt. I liked him and it has proved a point that he WON. But a great percentage of the people who voted for him to win are people who couldn't stand James and Dee and most of the others and felt sorry for Gary with what he had to put up with. I feel that should he have gone into the house a fit and sprightly 70 year old the outcome may have been different.

Gary wasn't all sweetness and light he had another side to him also and was sly at times but as I said I liked him. However in my honest opinion he should NEVER HAVE signed up for it. If I was the biggest celeb in the world and had health issues and had seen what the housemates can be like I would rather sweep the streets than put myself in a position where I could be ridiculed, shouted at or preached to

[the truth]

Originally Posted by rionablue

My view is that I don't think Gary was well enough to go through nearly 4 weeks in that house. Considering his complications after his crash, his injuries, his difficulty in hearing, and all the other things that he suffered from I think it was the WRONG move to go into Big Brother. Gary Busey is a Hollywood Legend. God knows he shouldn't have needed the money. Big Brother houses are always full of selfish people who belittle other people and argue and bitch and order people around. I said it in the first few days Gary shouldn't have agreed to do it.

Its hard enough on able bodied people trying to put up with the vileness of others. In fairness to Gary he took everything with a grain of salt. I liked him and it has proved a point that he WON. But a great percentage of the people who voted for him to win are people who couldn't stand James and Dee and most of the others and felt sorry for Gary with what he had to put up with. I feel that should he have gone into the house a fit and sprightly 70 year old the outcome may have been different.



Gary wasn't all sweetness and light he had another side to him also and was sly at times but as I said I liked him. However in my honest opinion he should NEVER HAVE signed up for it. If I was the biggest celeb in the world and had health issues and had seen what the housemates can be like I would rather sweep the streets than put myself in a position where I could be ridiculed, shouted at or preached to

I disagree. gary had every right to be there. he was a fantastic sport and participated in most tasks, in some tasks very well. he totally took over the show. he was the nicets warmest , funniest most complex learned person by light years. absoluteyl fascinating. he lacked ego. he was there for the experience , to learn and grow and teach a lot of lessons along the way. i loved how he exposed each and every vile bully in there. it was masterclass. he was more genuine and humbled depsite his legendary status , far more humble than any of the do nothing talentless vile mob who bullied him. its ironic really, youd expect the poorer working class people to me more humble, that opposite was true

he was the best hm in bb history. totlaly exposing the hollow sham it has become and the bubble brain perma tanned petty vein talentless vile numpties that pass for celebrities in this not so great britain

[Mick]

RE The above post both members present an interesting perspective. How much knowledge did Gary have of what to expect and how deep did the researcher's/producer's delve into the possible consequences and out comes RE Garys disability's.?

Whatever, his participation enabled other HMs the opportunity to show a compassionate and caring side of their personality's under difficult circumstances. So as part of the social experiment it added an extra dimension.

Most failed and Gary won.When they watch the show hopefully some of them will understand why but sadly I suspect the majority will not.

[Pete.]

Drag him

[the truth]

this fckwith james the brad pitt of twatness spent half an episode giving gary a 70 yr old brain damaged half deaf man a lecture about spilling a few tiny specs of coffee when walking up a flight of steep stairs. and were meant to take this bullying boring twat seriously. up yours brad pitt