to Winston :"you were a model housemate, you did nothing wrong"

a big portion of the public thought he was a sexist boorish knob, but don't worry about that, just give your own personal opinion, how professional of you?

well said

cheers

Yeah an to be fair lets not forget that stupid grin every time Helen lost it.

Agree with all of the above.

Petewalsh, good point about grinning whenever H lost it.
I forgot that trait is Winston's. Also, remember how he suggested Christopher to pose an incendiary question on twitter when they had the chance. Winston himself asked an inoccueous 'loveable' question...

So glad he is OUT.

I don't know about grinning, it was more laughing so hard he pissed himself whenever Helen was ripping someone to shreds, he obviously didn't see this as anything wrong as he admitted when he thought something was wrong he'd pipe up

Winston instigated a lot of Helen's attacks as well with his goading

Glad the Winsmeister is out actually. Winner material? No chance!

he deserved to be evicted just for that white jacket and black rollneck combo alone, even Simon Cowell would have turned that down for being "too turdish"

Maybe that was the problem. That he was a model of a housemate as opposed to being a real one.

I usually like Emma, but she was dreadful last night. The way she interviewed Mark was dreadful, it was very harsh and missing the point of why he was actually evicted, so robbing viewers of the questions that should have been asked of him.

She can be as rude as she likes, but her presenting and BOTS has been so biased this year. I just hope they don't get the outcome they're hoping for.

emma was great, unlike rylan on bbots who couldnt adapt his scripted questions to emmas answers so kept asking the same thing with increasingly desperate open mouthed visual gimmicks and arm actions...

emma also told the people who watch bbots and comprehend what they see badly and complain about her to grow up and think about what they are watching...

well done emma!

She just hasn't been keeping up with views on social media. She's tired and bored.

Winston and Ash loaded the bullets for Helen to fire and sat back laughing, enjoying what followed. Once the show is over I'm guessing that Helen will have a shelf life as far as they are concerned. I think Helen will be upset about this but Winston and Ash will be far too busy "living the life" in London to care, Helen will be "collateral damage" and will know how it feels to be marginalised.

If Emma felt she had nothing controversial to say, how about asking Winston why he over-acted so badly when Marlon pressed the buzzer to avoid eviction? Whatever you think about Marlon's action that was a huge talking-point all over the social media and I for one would have been interested to hear what Winston had to say. But no, we get "do you want to see Tamara .. ". I didn't care about them when they were in the house, let alone outside. Jeez Emma.. boring.

I think even Michael Parkinson would struggle to get anything meaningful out of an interview with Winston - he can hardly pull a sentence together. As for Mark she was spot on!!

I can't bear La Willis usually, but she was quite right last night. She went for Mark, who was expecting to have 'a fab weech' on BOTS, and gave Winston a deserved easy exit interview.

Mark may well commit 'fookin' seeewwwwwiccide about the way he's been fookin' portrayed' but honestly, who'd care?

Totally agree. I too wanted Winston to explain about his outrage at Marlon and then explain why he thought it was funny when he was involved in loosing the food.

lol oh! the GBP ...... Mark, Ash, Helen, Winston, Zoe ... and two more did not 'really' audition to appear ... they were invited ... that's what liggers do .... hang out with each other..... after gigs type thing.... this is to get parts...contracts... etc... Of course they are going to be nicer to some then others ...they all lig each other....it's like builders/plasterers etc... it's based on who you know ... you keep each other sweet....GBP......

Emma Willis, who I agree is no good as a presenter, was on Mark's side from day one on, and throughout, until his behaviour finally disgusted her. What was she supposed to do in her interview with Mark? Pretend like everything's going to be okay?

If she genuinely feels that way about Winston then what are you gonna do? Also she has to be respectful of the contestants. She's hardly gonna say "You were an utter bore in there and your eviction is a tremendous result tonight!" She's not like half of DS..

I lost it last night with Emma especially when she kept repeating: but I don't know why winstons been evicted
and
oh no, it will be nothing to do with the breakout. That was funny!

Out of touch, sadly
winstons eviction had been brewing for a couple of days
but news of the so called punishmentsand their lack of either empathy for others or a basic apology sealed his fate
ultimately, being Helens lapdog did him no favours

emma was out of touch but alsov badly advised
where were those so called digital 'experts'?

I'm quite savvy to this forum and Twitter and last night was still a shock to me.

I love oxymorons

Lol

This precisely. Winston and Ash were constantly in the background sniggering like two schoolboys while their bullying friend (Helen) was ripping someone to shreds.

Emma and Rylan are so amateurish it's unbelievable. They are desperate for the housemates to be their friends. Emma even apologised for asking Mark pertinent questions and told him not to worry!

[quote=Grandmother;74160344]I can't bear La Willis usually, but she was quite right last night. She went for Mark, who was expecting to have 'a fab weech' on BOTS, and gave Winston a deserved easy exit interview.

Mark may well commit 'fookin' seeewwwwwiccide about the way he's been fookin' portrayed' but honestly, who'd care?[/QUOTE]

I expect his family would and I personally wouldn't wish for a contestant on a reality tv show to kill themselves because of the fallout. I suggest that anyone who wouldn't care about the death of someone in those circumstances should have a long, hard look at themselves.