[Vanessa]

Good thing Jason protested. If he had kept quiet everyone would have complained that he can't be bothered with the tasks. Big Brother then let him take part. How the hell is throwing a sponge a health and safety risk?

[Firewire]

"How the hell is throwing a sponge a health and safety risk?" idk ask Jayne

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Firewire

"How the hell is throwing a sponge a health and safety risk?" idk ask Jayne

Then they shouldn't have done the task. Everyone was throwing sponges, not only Jason.

[Mitchell]

Channel 5 have a duty of care and health and safety to adhere to, if medics have ruled Jason out then he's ruled out?

[Headie]

This is in the wrong sub section

[Jordan.]

Good job he wasn't allowed, he would have taken Jayne's head off!

[Vanessa]

That's bull**** and they know it.

[Firewire]

Jayne's safety takes priority I'm afraid

[Mitchell]

Do you know Jason's medical history?

[Jack_]

I think they ruled him out of standing on the bridges, presumably in case he hit his head on the side or something

Either way, medical rulings are just that and no conspiracy Vanessa. The same thing happens on IAC

[Amy Jade]

So you would have rather him risk injury?

BB did not decide he shouldn't take part - a team of medical experts made the decision.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I think they ruled him out of standing on the bridges, presumably in case he hit his head on the side or something

Either way, medical rulings are just that and no conspiracy Vanessa. The same thing happens on IAC

But they let him take part after he complained.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

But they let him take part after he complained.

No they didn't they never stopped him from construction or the throwing part at all they just ruled him out of standing on the structure.

[Babayaro.]

Tbf he would have snapped the bridge in half had he stepped on it

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Tbf he would have snapped the bridge in half had he stepped on it

Yes but he can throw a sponge.

[thisisdanny]

Jason ruled out of CBB for medical reasons?

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Yes but he can throw a sponge.

They never said he couldn't, they just said he couldn't do the physical part of it

[Tom4784]

I thought he came across like a brat throwing his toys out of the pram, completely unjustified to go off on one like that just because he wanted some camera time.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Good thing Jason protested. If he had kept quiet everyone would have complained that he can't be bothered with the tasks. Big Brother then let him take part. How the hell is throwing a sponge a health and safety risk?

Yeah I didn't get that, why would they not let him do it in the first place? Were they just trying to pit him on the side to make him look bad? What medical reason would stop him doing that. BB. They definitely said at first in the DR he couldn't do the whole task then when he complained they let him do it. Also he's not an idiot, it's obvious that the smallest person gets on the thing.

[kirklancaster]

Jason is a beefy stuntman and body double, so one would presume that he is reasonably fit and healthy. This being so, if there EXISTS a GENUINE medical reason for preventing him from participating in such an innocuous piece of flim-flam, then perhaps he should NOT have been allowed to enter the BB house at all. After all, the silly game was deemed 'safe' enough that a skinny, frail, WOMAN like Jayne - who is 5 years older than Jason - WAS allowed to take part.

In any event - and as some have already pointed out on here - WHATEVER 'mystery' ailment Jason has, it CANNOT be that serious when, after his protestations, the producers capitulated and ALLOWED him to participate.

Perhaps they fearfully envisaged that Jason would use the task as an opportunity to 'settle old scores' by throwing the wet sponges at his HM's with unnecessary violence in an attempt to inflict pain and suffering upon them?

If so, they need not have worried, because gentle, caring, considerate gentleman that he is, Jason flung the sponges underhand, and with all the force of a baby's burp after being 'winded'.

NO - the throwing of wet sponges violently, with malicious intent AND scarcely concealed sadistic delight, was the sole pleasure of that 'Beard With 4 Faces', the abhorrent, 'grudge-bearing' hypocrite, Sam, and poor Laura was the recepient of his violence.

[Vicky.]

Do we know whats actually wrong with him? Must be recent as he has never been excluded from physical stuff before...

[billy123]

Its so dramatic you would almost think it was all planned.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Then they shouldn't have done the task. Everyone was throwing sponges, not only Jason.

He started crying because he remembered he was an only child the other day, they werent about to let people throw a sponge at him. It would be his saddest day ever, he'd probably remember the time the teacher didnt mark his homework or the time he ate lunch before breakfast or something. Hes too sensitive for this game.

[armand.kay]

Why is everything to do with Jason a huge conspiracy now a days?

[hot2go]

Obviously they tried to excempt the wrong housemate....it's clear that Jayne needed to be the one excempt.

I could be wrong here but as yet I've not seen one Jayne supporter give any praise or even recognition to Jason for jumping in to help her. I also saw no footage of Jayne thanking him either. Jackson gets criticised for hurting Jayne but Jason doesn't get praise for helping her.