"Big Brother" airs contestants' offensive remarks

Some of the controversial comments made by season 15 "Big Brother" contestants about race andsexual orientation were aired during Sunday's episode of the CBS reality competition series.

The decision to include the incendiary remarks on Sunday night's broadcast came after several blogsposted about the bigoted comments heard on the "Big Brother" 24-hour livestream.

The remarks were aired when this week's HoH (Head of Household) Aaryn sought vengeanceagainst those who evicted her ally David last week. Several of the houseguests called the 22-yea--old's past behavior into question.

"Some of this derogatory stuff comes out, the real hurtful stuff comes out," Howard said, "But youcan't apologize for it."

The episode then segued over to a montage of some of Aaryn's inflammatory statements, includingwhen she said houseguest Helen (who is of Asian descent) should go "make some rice" and othercomments targeting Andy, who is gay, and Candice, who is black.

"Does [Aaryn] not know we're on TV and you shouldn't say stuff like that?" Judd, a 26-year-oldTennessee native, wonders at one point during the episode.

Although several other houseguests have also allegedly made derogatory comments regarding race,gender and sexual orientation, Sunday's episode focused mostly on Aaryn's remarks.

"Even when these comments are made in fun, they still hurt and are disrespectful," Howard said,"Especially when the person isn't there to hear it and back themselves up."

Sunday's episode could have big repercussions for the restof this season, which features a new twist as viewers athome can vote for the house MVPeach week and protecthouseguests from getting evicted.

Aaryn has already faced financial blowback from herremarks. On Wednesday, modeling agency Zephyr Talentreleased her from her contract and Bella Petite editor-i--chief Ann Lauren announced that Aaryn would no longerbe featured in the fashion magazine or its promotions.

And she's not the only one dealing with the repercussionsof her behavior. Houseguest GinaMarie was also fired onWednesday from her position at East Coast USA Pageant,Inc. after working there for five years. Railroad workerSpencer was also criticized by his employer for hisprevious remarks on the "Big Brother" livestream.

The next installment of "Big Brother" will air Wednesday

at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

Tell us: Do you think the houseguests who've made bigoted comments deserve early evictionnotices? Or should they be kept on the show?

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