In case you haven’t seen it yet, and you don’t know who won - I’ll put it behind the cut! (more…)

Inside the house (almost immediately):

Outside the house (at 3:11):

I found this online earlier, just an interesting clip of the LA earthquake hitting the Big Brother house yesterday.

Speak Up: Did you feel it? Tell me your stories!

Big Brother’s eviction this week wasn’t live, and I’ve got the results!  Click on more if you want to be spoiled! (more…)

If you’re like me…you like SPOILERS. So if you want to know who won last night’s Head of Household competition - click on MORE! (more…)

It was an action packed day in the BB house. After the Veto Ceremony, all hell broke loose, thanks to Josh!

Warning - SPOILERS!!! Don’t watch if you don’t want to know what happened. You know you want to know!

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I don’t know how many of you are into Big Brother, it is probably one of my favorite shows on TV. I never miss an episode.

Side note: Is it just me, or is Allison one crazy biotch? I want to smack those moles right off her eyelids.

I love the show so much, I occasionally tune into Showtime’s Big Brother After Dark, where you can watch inside the BB house - in REAL TIME. So I was watching last night, and noticed something VERY strange. If you want to be spoiled, click on more! (more…)

A national autism advocacy group is demanding an apology from CBS over a disparaging remark a contestant on the reality show “Big Brother” made about people with the disorder.

John Gilmore, executive director of Autism United, said Monday that his group has been trying to speak with CBS executives since last week’s broadcast.

On that episode, a contestant named Adam, who claims to work for an autism foundation, said he would spend his winnings on a hair salon for people with developmental disabilities “so retards can get it together and get their hair done.”

His partner, Sheila, told him: “Don’t call them that.”

Adam responded: “Disabled kids. I can call them whatever I want. I work with them all day, OK?”

The show’s Web site describes him as a 29-year-old public relations manager from Delray Beach, Fla.

In a statement released Monday, CBS condemned Adam’s comments, saying they don’t represent opinions held by the network or the program’s producers.

“We certainly find the statements made by Adam to be offensive but believe they were countered by the immediate reaction of shock and condemnation from a fellow houseguest, Sheila,” the statement said. “Adam’s remarks would not have been permitted to air unchallenged.”

“Big Brother” also has been condemned for contestants’ remarks on incest, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation. Some contestants have been removed following incidents that were deemed violent or racist.

The premise of the show is that contestants — or “houseguests” — are isolated from the outside world while under constant surveillance. Once a week, they vote to evict a member of the group.

When just two people remain, a jury of voted-off contestants picks the “Big Brother” winner of the $500,000 grand prize.

Autism is a complex disorder featuring poor social interaction and communication skills.

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I freaking love Big Brother.  I am GLUED to it.  Do you guys watch Big Brother After Dark on Showtime?  It’s so addictive!!!