[Patrick]

I like Conor, but his reaction to Benedict saying he was 'open to all genders' and was a human, was abit worrying.

His face was ******ing brilliant in the hot tub when Benedict basically said about liking Men or something, he was like ' Are you Bisexual? WHAT. ' It was just so uncomfortable and awkward to watch, Jesus Christ.

[lostalex]

Connor is definitely a redneck.

[alex_front2]

I noticed how his eyes widened in horror.

Conor on his BB application said that he got loads of attention from gay guys. I think that was BS (a bit like Harry last year) to conceal attitude.

Conor is thick but he's savvy enough not to say anything too unPC.

[Niamh.]

lol I don't think he fully understood what he meant but yeah he did give off the impression that he wasn't comfortable with him being gay or bisexual

[Kizzy]

It was hilare....

[fruit_cake]

his reaction made the situation very uncomfortable, even though he tried to be polite

[Cherie]

The best bit was at the end of the clip, Conor gave Benedict a wink as if to say...Im the only one who is getting this, when he clearly had his chin on the floor..

[Locke.]

It was great, Conor is getting better as the days go by

[thesheriff443]

it was funny cant see connor shareing a shower with ben anytime soon.

[Jase.]

Ben's awkward response to Conor was also priceless

[BJ]

I can't stand either but Benedict annoys me more with his patronising response to any question he's asked.

[fruit_cake]

Ben does seem to speak through his nostrils a bit, but I generally agree with what he says.

[alex_front2]

Conor is a twonk and an oaf. Next.

[DanielLuis]

Conor might be a bit homophobic...7
But then again Benedict clearly is Bi he just doesnt want to use that word and as such he talks loads of gibberish which made Conor be like...okay you're bi I get it lol

[LemonJam]

I think he was suprised, not homophobic.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

Conor look really unfortable, to what Ben response was.

[Petershaw1984]

Typical mans man response

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

I think he was suprised, not homophobic.

This. I don't like Conor at all, but he's no homophobe. If he was, surely he'd have nominated Scott last week? Plus, I've seen him saying nice things about Scott.

It was purely because he's known Benedict to be completely straight up until then.

[TomXe]

benedict reacted to that in the completely wrong way

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

prick

[iRyan]

Conor is an ignorant mong

[lou22]

I think Conor was just shocked that Benedict could be Bi, as he appears to be completely straight. I don't think he is homophobic.

[canucksgirl]

I wouldn't quickly call someone homophobic without a clear indication. He just seemed surprised. I don't think he showed any signs of dislike.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

he spat in his chickpeas

[sampvt]

In days gone by being gay was a sin, well to my generation anyway. Most straight people thought gays were some kind of genetically modified loners with mental issues and they were wrongly hounded and bullied for their gender preferances.

Nowadays it would apear by reading some of these posts, that being straight and offering strong views like Connor did, is somehow wrong. Dont get me wrong I am not saying either is wrong but if it is ok for one gender to speak about their views, is it therefore not also right for the same luxury to be afforded to the other side, whichever it might be.

Political correctness runs both ways and I can understand Connor. He is Irish as I am and we were raised differently in the country. Big cities like Derry, belfast, cork and Dublin have their gay scenes but small villages, especially in Ulster, are still predominantly hetrosexually run and havent yet caught up with the rest of cosmopolitania. I dont think we should lampoon connor for his views the same as we shouldnt lampoon Scott or Luke A for theirs.

I find the shock horror gasp and wtf comments about a seemingly straight males attitude to homosexuality rather underwelming and condecending but thats my opinion only and not designed to rile or impune anyone for their views.