John Davidson Blasts BBC After Bafta Blunder! 'Should've Known Better!'

In his bombshell first interview since the Bafta furor, John Davidson slammed the BBC, saying they dropped the ball big time! Davidson, Tourette's warrior and the man behind the hit film 'I Swear', got real about the 'cringe-fest' he lived after his ticks unfurled live at the glitzy awards bash. 'There I was, thinking the Beeb would cut the mishaps, given we had a cozy two-hour editing cushion,' Davidson spilled. But as his involuntary outbursts echoed through the Royal Festival Hall, the Scottish activist was gobsmacked that his 'tic attack', all the way from row 40, made it to screens unfiltered! Feeling 'like a gunshot went off', Davidson believed swear-slaying scissors were at the ready. The broadcaster's boo-boo even ticked off celebs at the show, with reps for 'Sinners' receiving an 'I'm soz' note for Michael B. Jordan, Delroy Lindo, and set whizz Hannah Beachler. Pals at GB News rallied behind Davidson, with comments flooding in that celebrated his unbreakable spirit amidst a very public battle. Leo Kearse cheered, 'We make room for disabilities!' while Darren Grimes called it 'amazing' how anyone could try to cancel Davidson over something 'he had zip control over'. Heartfelt praises from Michelle Dewberry for the film and Davidson's valor rounded up the support squad. The BBC, caught with their hands in the cookie jar, could only offer up a reheated apology after the gaffe hit the fan. Meanwhile, Davidson hopes his bravery will educate and inspire understanding, proving once more that he's not just a hero on screen, but off it too!