The History of Expulsions and Quits on Big Brother

Big Brother is an intense, three month long battle that a handful of people have had the privilege of playing. But, it's not meant for everyone. Whether it be by choice or not, there have been 9 players who have left the game in a non-traditional manner, and today we are gonna talk about it. This is the history of expulsions and quits on Big Brother.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 It's a tough game
00:49 Justin Sebik - BB2
02:29 Scott Weintraub - BB4
04:47 Chima Simone - BB11
06:48 Willie Hantz - BB14
08:46 Luke Valentine - BB25
11:50 Neil Garcia - BB9
12:48 Evel Dick Donato - BB13
14:13 Megan Lowder - BB19
16:24 Paloma Aguilar - BB24
18:09 Ending
18:52 Luke probably wasn't lasting long anyways & Felicia vs. Hot tub

[@Ho3e]

Justin placing the knife on Krista's neck has gotta be the creepiest thing that has happen on Big Brother. Especially if u consider the crimes he did after the show

[@aranci-nick6302]

What did he do?

[@dennis3224]

And Krista was not happy that he got kicked out. Wild times

[@raquel_becks]

@@dennis3224 Krista couldn't remember it. She later sued the show if I recall.

[@dennis3224]

@@raquel_becks sheesh that’s crazy I figured she didn’t remember it but I never heard she sued

[@danielorlovaquinn]

​@dragonfire232323 and you don't see how marrying children is wrong? Wierdo

[@Johnnyb-zd3pc]

I think it should have been added that Megan left because of PTSD in BB19. It was from being in the military. And considering how she was bashed by Josh, Cody, Alex AND Jessica, it makes sense why she was triggered. Also, Jessica DID say a racially motivated comment referring to Alex. She may have not said “Panda”, what Megan misheard, but she said “Pao Pao”, in reference to another Asian houseguest who was on BB16. So Megan wasn’t entirely wrong.

[@adamhayhurst4330]

I loved jess and cody, but yeah that was a bit racist

[@Poppyseed0990]

She definitely said Panda

[@robinmitchells]

Ian being soaking wet and wearing nothing but a towel during the fight and trying his best to mediate and break it up was honestly so iconic

[@Ori_Kohav]

He seems to have a habit of showering when there’s a fight. It also happened in bb22 when Da and Ba blew up at Christmas

[@degeneratemale5386]

If Ian comes back for a third time, the houseguests better hope he doesn’t decide to take a shower

[@robinmitchells]

@@degeneratemale5386 if he goes back a third time every time he so much as heads to the bathroom everyone’s gonna tense up 😂😂😂

[@boinqity4621]

he's always just in the middle of every weird fucked up situation despite having nothing to do with it it's hilarious

[@e_eyster]

Would be interesting to see the sister video to this "People who didnt get expelled, but managed to badly damage/ruin their lives outside of the house through their in game actions"

[@cherryblastbomb]

Aaryn from big brother 15 would be at the top of that list, same with Jack from big brother 21

[@vodriscoll]

@@cherryblastbomb yup. Aaron and two others lost their jobs due to their actions and words in the house.

[@AsraliaX2]

​@@vodriscolleven Andy lost his job

[@bensmith5032]

​@@cherryblastbombAaryn is a big youtube star now, she suffered zero consequences

[@e_eyster]

@@AsraliaX2 Its part of the reason that I would never go on BB unless I was promised at least one year of my current salary as compensation. Too much of a chance that I say something taken out of context, a tweet from 10 years ago that is off color is dug up, or I just target the popular player so the entire internet tries to ruin me.

[@chrispoppenger9104]

I am so glad u stated that Luke must use the word in his daily life because something like that doesn't just slip out

[@user_cat12]

and the ignorant people just don’t get it lmao

[@anonymousperson3023]

Except it does. Words slip out without you having to constantly use it. What you say is a possibility but so are other things

[@sk3lut]

@@anonymousperson3023yeah no

[@staceynainlab888]

@@anonymousperson3023 I have never accidentally used a racial slur. I've accidentally said "fuck" and other cuss words I have gotten used to saying, never a slur. the kind of people who think it happens so easily are the kind of people who don't see anything wrong with those words to begin with. words don't slip out unless you're used to saying them.

[@MultiSaintsfan123]

​@@anonymousperson3023that's not even close to how it works

[@rvoyles91]

I always found it weird how upset people got when people left. Like Paloma leaving half the houseguests were sobbing. Like really? You knew for her a week relax. She wasn't dead.

[@dantheman8103]

Given they had a front row seat to her spiraling real time I kind of get it. But it was amazing they were almost all crying. Yeah BB messes with your emotions but a week in is something else.

[@devondonato4609]

Whether people want to admit it or not, Paloma had that house in a chokehold

[@Lechgang]

@@devondonato4609 Her leaving was a blessing in disguise.

[@shemarmagee7311]

​@@devondonato4609facts

[@shemarmagee7311]

​@@Lechgangso truee

[@beardedqueen]

What the show didn't convey about BB19 was the fact that Cody was relentlessly antagonizing Megan directly prior to her quitting...

[@MultiSaintsfan123]

Cody is very lucky Paul was on that season because he's a very disgusting person but America hated Paul more. Had Paul not been on that season, Cody would've been the most hated HG of all time.

[@dantheman8103]

@@MultiSaintsfan123 While it obviously didn't look like it at the time, for a variety of reasons Paul coming on to BB19 is probably the best thing that ever happened for Cory.

[@Lechgang]

@@MultiSaintsfan123 Cody's an absolute shithead. Knowing what we know about him now, it makes me see Paul in a much better light.

[@NeoDeXeno]

Honestly the main thing I remember was Cody, Jess and Mark being constantly antagonized by Paul and Josh that shit was fucked up, I was rooting for Cody and Mark to knock out both Paul and Josh. And I liked Paul until that season.

[@Bernie3000]

⁠@@IMA-GHOST123 I liked Cody too. But just a day or 2 ago I saw a post he made on Instagram calling BB25 as “woke”. I found that incredibly off putting. Maybe he should explain what he meant by “woke”, but I took it the same way as other commenters. That he was talking about the casting.

[@keeganthorpe]

The producers really screwed Chima. They really propped up the all American white men and women. It only took the show 20 seasons to recognize racism and punish the racists on the show.

[@Ramblinrabbit24]

I’ll agree with you that the producers have definitely tried to clean up the racial slurs and that’s good. The Luke dude last season deserved to get kicked off. Good riddance. The chima thing though, I don’t really feel bad for her. She definitely got screwed but the whole point of the show is peaks and valleys. You have to take the bad things that happen and try to turn them around to benefit you in the end. She seemed really immature and childish to me. Only immature people say that things are unfair when something doesn’t go their way.

[@abhainnxv1554]

@@Ramblinrabbit24 I think a lot of people overrate how much benefit the Coup D'Etat actually was. Jesse wasn't actually in the best position and Jeff wasn't exactly scraping himself off the bottom.

[@JakeGoesOnline]

I genuinely felt bad for Meghan. “I think I’m a good person” that’s gotta sting

[@Ethanimale]

That was the line that hurt the most while making this

[@angel_of_rust]

must be the hair dye

[@dai6419]

that line felt so fake to me, like its always the people who think theyre good people doing messed up things

[@ezentsy3329]

did you even watch the video, it was a misunderstanding, plus that house was toxic af@@dai6419

[@IzzyandLuna]

@@dai6419 how? "pao pao" (reference to another asian houseguest from bb16) is equally as messed up as calling her panda. she was right to be upset.

[@Benleyy]

Justice for Chima. She deserved so much better. That unplanned twist was PURPOSELY put in the game to help out Jeff/Jordan's duo. Jeff is a terrible person

[@parkerthompson3447]

Nah Jeff is a legend you can't call somebody a terrible person for having a opinion you disagree with

[@ezentsy3329]

half of the players that go on bb turn out to be awful, they just get good edits@@parkerthompson3447

[@dust9497]

​@@parkerthompson3447um... Hun? 💀 yes you can. If an opinion is just straight up wrong or based around ignorance, then yeah, you kinda are a bad person.

[@vanessastegall]

No Chima did wrong.

[@PhupakornPanna]

Can you blame them nobody wrong here because America vote Jeff to have that thing

[@f.prince6642]

When Jared had to bite his tongue because he didn’t want to be perceived as the angry black man. That moment happens across America more than you know, and somehow it’s our job as black people to educate everyone else… sad reality.

[@andrews2528]

From the little I've seen of Jared's reaction he handled himself very well and understood that it while not an excuse ignorance doesn't equate to malice. I think his response would have been much different if he thought it came from a malicious place. I am glad that big brother stepped in and made an example of him I don't care what his family make up is or what his friends circle looks like it's something as a white dude he had no business saying. I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and the word was used casually by everyone but I sure as hell as the white guy in the group still understood that wasn't my word to use. People just gotta slow down and think about how our words can affect others regardless of intent.

[@f.prince6642]

@@andrews2528 interesting I grew up very well off black in a predominantly white area of San Diego. I can personally attest to white kids feeling comfortable saying these types of things with impunity. And when they did ever get partially asked about “why” they retort the same rhetoric that they meant it more as friendly banter. Or they would full on lead with. I am not racist because X reason. So I agree with you intent matters but I still think Jared in those fractions of a second as the incident occurred had to pause and change the way he wanted to retort to accommodate for the perception he would give off rather than the contents of what he was actually presenting. As a minority, I believe a lot of us do this on a regular to “ save face” or just to not be perceived as “insert stereotype”. Sorry if this came off attacking your comment, just been thinking about life in general these days and we all have opinions you know?

[@MultiSaintsfan123]

Overall I think Jared had the best take and reaction to the situation. There's a difference between ignorance and hate, but at the end of the day it was blatantly breaking the rules.

[@dantheman8103]

Jared was damned if he did and damned if he didn't. Yeah by laughing it off and not calling Luke on it he became his alabi and gave Luke the "they got more upset then you did" explenation and fans called him out for not saying anything. But if he had spoken up or lectured Luke almost surely just as many people would have been all over him for being "angry" or "sensitive" or whatever else they wanted to call it. And that isn't even counting the game aspect makes it potentially bad for his game if he were to go off.

[@Twilight2Dawn]

“Would you get mad if I killed you” will never not make me laugh nervously

[@TheMArtagnan]

The answer has to be no cuz I’m not around to feel any emotions, but it’s creepy as shit to ask

[@lindsayjohnson5672]

I will die on the hill that Jessica calling Alex powpow bc "she looks like Paola" is still racist

[@Ethanimale]

Oh yes definitely still eyebrow-raisingly questionable

[@abeldocdiaz]

Well Alex (BB19) does look a little like Paola (BB16). When Big Brother 19 started, I though that Alex was related to Paola.

[@julianbigelow2794]

The problem with Luke is not just the fact that he used a racial slur, but also the fact that he felt no guilt over the way that he offended the other houseguests.

[@NDeezy]

A million percent. He started joking about it immediately and then basically kept daring Cory to say something to him about it. Like “oh I bet you’re really mad at me now aren’t you?” kind of stuff. Even after he got kicked out, he was on instagram joking about it within the next day.

[@shofstall6]

I was like: ”Narwhal what?!”

[@JRJuggernaut1]

@@NDeezyyeah him joking about such heinous behavior was beyond screwed up, even if I know it’s a way people cope with their bad behaviors to avoid holding themselves accountable!

[@NovaDrakers]

Jared: I wasn't offended Everyone: He must be so offended

[@user_cat12]

he immediately laughed it out and took it as a joke. that tells you a lot about his behavior in real life

[@caryanne]

I love how when history is made in the game, you're always quick to release a video with an accurate overview of that history.

[@Ethanimale]

It's honestly my favorite part of the job. When something wild/unconventional happens in the house, I love being able to talk about it and compare it to previous similar occurrences!

[@michaelewing4515]

​​​​@@EthanimaleDo you think you can do a history of the Big Brother model curse? Because every time when I watch the show, the second person evicted is always a model.

[@um773]

Paloma quitting saved season 24. She was so toxic to Taylor and it was scary how easily she influenced so many in the house to hate Taylor for no reason. Had she'd stayed we could've had another bb19.

[@JRJuggernaut1]

The craziest part about her departure was that after she left she still kept talking shit about Taylor and accused her of bullying her in the house, which everyone knew was bs due to the feeds. It got so bad that even past houseguests called her out on her lies and false accusations, which led her to block and hide all comments on the video before eventually deleting it. Even after the season ended she claimed her mistakes were due to a new diagnosis of BPD for her, but even then she still didn’t properly own what she did wrong or realize just how awful she was to Taylor! I wanted to have sympathy for Paloma but between her nasty behaviors and her refusal to truly hold herself accountable, I have no desire to give her any benefit of the doubt!

[@johanvajse8410]

@@JRJuggernaut1 we don't actually get the full experience of being in the house fans need to stop this myth that we see ALL because of the feeds. No we don't and never have and therefore WE JUST DON'T KNOW I choose not to swallow the kool aid that production tries to serve.

[@JRJuggernaut1]

@@johanvajse8410 I never said we see all on the feeds, but the fact of the matter is, Paloma’s claims about Taylor were always complete horseshit. Everyone knew this and everyone saw Paloma’s mistreatment of Taylor was never based on anything Taylor actually did to warrant such mistreatment! As for production, while they do often try to feed the audience false narratives, the fact of the matter is they had little role in what happened here. While they never tried to push a narrative that Taylor deserved her mistreatment, they also did not acknowledge her mistreatment until the leftovers alliance began to put the pieces together themselves. And even then, they still tried to cover up Kyle’s racism and Monte’s misogyny toward Taylor. The fact that viewers came to these realizations without production doing anything speaks volumes! And if you are going to make your original point, maybe don’t do it when it comes to one of the most toxic people to ever play BB……

[@abeldocdiaz]

No it didn’t! Taylor was being toxic to Paloma.

[@JRJuggernaut1]

@@abeldocdiaz Taylor did nothing wrong to Paloma and she never bullied anyone or be toxic toward anyone in the house. If you actually think Taylor wronged Paloma in some form the facts show otherwise and have done so for over a year now 🙄

[@JNDReacts]

What I find really gross on production’s part is how Chima was more villainized in the edit for getting pissed at production than Luke was for saying a racist slur. Seriously, I was waiting for a producer’s voice in the DR to tell Luke not to bother sitting down. Edit to add: What’s worse is the coup de tat was used to save homophobe Jeff. I could see them making her a penalty nominee, or something, but expulsion seemed a bit much. Jackson didn’t get any form of punishment for continually breaking have not rules.

[@staceynainlab888]

production's inconsistencies with how they enforce rules should be its own video

[@dantheman8103]

I 100 agree they did her dirty and don't blame her for acting like she did, and for the most part most fans looking back on it out of the moment have agreed they did her dirty. But as far as if they "did the right thing" to evict her or she should have gotten a penalty nominations instead. She was refusing to put on her mic pack after they told her to several times, then threw it in the pool, then they asked to come in and change it out and she still refused to change it and then refused over and over to go to the DR, I don't think they shwoed it but she was also covering up the cameras. How were they supposed to work with her if she was like that she was actively sabotaging them being able to record and cover the game and disrupting the game from continuing? I mean if she decided next on the live show she refused to go in and vote or go out to play the HOH what were they supposed to do? It was clear she was done and was going out in a blaze of glory. So she really gave them no choice, it's not like the second she refused to put on her mic they threw her out. Chima basically quit a penalty nom would not have mattered to her or likely even slowed her down from trying to disrupt the game out of spite. As for the edit with Luke, he did arguably get off real light compared to some others edits for doing things. But BB was clearly trying to not come off looking like they were exploiting the sutuatioin. THe adds and announcer never hinted anything like that was coming and they got it out as quickly as they could. They wanted to move on so no one could say they tried to exploit the situation to virtue signal they "have the hard conversations"./

[@staceynainlab888]

@@dantheman8103 I think Chima basically gave up on the game decided to see how long it took production to kick her out for refusing to cooperate. she also threatened to make a scene during the live show. Agree about Luke's edit, they wanted to get it out of the way with as little hoopla as they could, Julie didn't even mention it in the opening of the episode. I think they also didn't want to be accused of giving him attention. like with Chima, the edit gave her tons of attention and made her one of the most memorable players in the series, it was a reward from a certain point of view. I think they didn't want to be accused of doing anything to make Luke more famous.

[@JessiRose2]

I think she was done with the game 100% and wanted to see what they would do if she didn’t listen. Not that I blame her, I just think she was done either way. I think they showed all the times they talked to her and she ignored them because they realized people were side eyeing production. They wanted to be like “see how many chances we gave her to stay in if she just put a mic on” I’ve always thought that power they gave Jeff was ridiculous. It’s one thing if they do a big twist and it’s been planned weeks in advance and someone gets screwed by it. That sucks enough. But giving a houseguest the opportunity to have a power that strong and being like “use it whenever you’re in a pinch” is too much. I’m glad it never came back.

[@woodykusaki9970]

What's wrong with Luke saying a mere word? You people are so overly sensitive. Go out and touch grass.

[@javonclarke5955]

I will always defend chima, yes she went over the line but the producers had to have realised that it was because of their doing that she acted out that way and they had to have some intellect to realise maybe we should let her cool off, things would have went better if they let her anger subside. That twist shouldn't have existed in the first place.

[@memeview2566]

Bruh, she was braking microphones, those things are expensive

[@kamfrusciante]

@@memeview2566felicia in bb25 is on her fifth microphone pack it wasn’t about the equipment.

[@vodriscoll]

BS. She destroyed expensive equipment and refused to cooperate. They sign a contract and their behavior is clearly stated in that contract and so are the consequences.

[@ashykins]

@@kamfrusciante the main difference is felicia were always on accident while chima intentionally threw it into the pool

[@memeview2566]

@@kamfrusciante notice how she didn’t do it on purpose dumbass

[@seank.cunningham3841]

Megan allegedly ended up leaving due to PTSD, but that encounter didn't make things any easier. Honestly I think Jessica was such a sleaze to not own up to calling Alex Pow Pow. She knew what she said. And Cody should've had Megan's back more knowing that they're both ex-military.

[@NDeezy]

Jessica and Cody were made for each other I guess. I’ve always felt awful for Megan over that whole situation.

[@DevinEDB]

You don't remember this correctly. Jessica was clear that she was comparing Alex to PowPow. Megan told everyone she was calling Alex "Panda".

[@JRJuggernaut1]

@@NDeezythose two really are awful and I am baffled that people ever thought Cody was decent given he always acted like a dick and is unsurprisingly a literal bigot!

[@zackmenard7501]

​@@DevinEDB Jessica comparing Alex to Paola isn't any better tho? 😭 I think people forget how horrible Jody treated Megan tbh. Glad she got out of there while she could idk 🤷‍♂️

[@NovaBaBY2342]

I theres another misunderstanding (ironically) "Pao Pao" was Alex's nickname in the house and others called her that too. Megan misheard and thought she said "Panda".

[@jacobreveles7222]

You know, I saw Luke's removal as a general rule of policy, but after you explained the ugly history of houseguest using racial slurs in the past and not being removed, I have a better understanding of his expulsion. It also made me feel gross that it took producers THIS long to finally put their foot down to not accept that kind of behavior (If you want context, Big Brother UK expelled a houseguest for using the N word way back in 2007 as a response to the controversy of the celebrity season prior)

[@zacharyhahn5380]

They also aired the producers on that show talking through the situation with the guilty houseguest in a chance to get her to explain herself. The whole time she seemed dismissive of the whole thing (her being tired or her being 19 years old are NOT excuses). From this, they told her she was ejected (to her visible shock) and had her awkwardly walk out a side door. If a British TV show of all things could handle disciplining those who use hate speech properly in 2007, then there was no excuse for the US version not treating it seriously all throughout the 2010s.

[@kirstybrown1185]

With the British one, do you mean what happened to Shilpa Shetty being called Shilpa poppadom? She was pure class, then her racist bully got put on a pedestal because she had cervical cancer and could be used as a health message to young girls, which worked and more women do get tested now but she didn’t deserve a boost to her career which outright changed public opinion of her just because she was dying. Harsh but I don’t care.

[@jacobreveles7222]

@@kirstybrown1185 I am referring to the controversy surrounding Shilpa Shetty and Jade Goody (among other women who bullied her for no reason)

[@raheemfielder-bey998]

Y’all also forget Ivette called James and kayser the n word and almost won the game

[@woodykusaki9970]

Uhh well the entire Luke fiasco made me realize how insanely sensitive black people are and that I'd probably avoid them since I have to walk on eggshells with my words with them. Luke came out as the good guy in that fiasco.

[@Wraiven22]

Wow I forgot about Megan. I feel so bad for her all over again, ugh. They should’ve just had a conversation about it instead of coming at her so hard. Poor girl 😢

[@raciemay197]

THIS!! When something like that happens that early on, having an adult conversation to clarify the situation is the mature and correct thing to do, if that happened and I was a bystander in the house, Paola and Jessica would've been my immediate targets because of how they chose to handle it. Mean girls.

[@Wraiven22]

@@raciemay197 yeah and you can really tell that Megan really was a sweet person that genuinely meant well. I really hope the experience wasn’t too traumatic for her, I can’t imagine all of my loved ones and people from my small home city being so excited for me and then that happening. Part of why I’ve never applied to be on despite it being a dream, the fear of disappointing others or embarrassing myself.

[@SarahDrocks419]

@@raciemay197 her name wasn’t Paola it was Alex but Jessica was calling her the wrong name cause she looked like a previous houseguest who was also Asian

[@verraque]

?? it must be nice to so easily blow off labeling someone as a racist behind their back in some awkward attempt to be a racial just white knight. if she was really that genuine she shouldn’t have been so sneaky about it then suddenly collapse on herself when confronted. moronic behavior from someone that lives their days hearing slurs when there aren’t any. who thinks like that???

[@maddiemcnugget1076]

IKR? But in a game of social sabotage, it's hard to know who to believe and who to not believe.

[@shellym79]

You didn't include the fact that Josh and Cody got in Megan's face aggressively, causing her to experience PTSD. It wasn't just the women and the misunderstanding.

[@raquel_becks]

Regarding Neil, I've heard two different things: 1) his cousin was killed in a mass shooting (although the timeline of this is a bit iffy) 2) he was removed for using a racial slur against Julie. I think the fact they completely edited him out of the show, didn't give him any DR sessions, and removed him from the credits like he never existed, makes me believe it might have been the latter.

[@nasinnarcotics]

I really appreciate your compassion regarding the mental health of competitors, even people who did pretty detestable things in the house. It’s been a dream since I was little to be on Big Brother, but that place breaks even mentally stable people, let alone people like me with BPD, PTSD, the works.

[@khntou4178]

Yeah as much as we like to drag on bad playing ability, we never really know what it means to be in their shoes. I've never had any notable mental/behavioral condition, but I'm certain I'd have a breakdown being on the recieving end of group questioning and attacks, or just having lots of paranoia or trust issues in general. It's amazing how well Megan kept it together on camera considering her life experiences. Clearly, she just wasn't prepared for how harsh players can be or how psychological numb you have to be to make it the end.

[@dedo7326]

@@khntou4178I don’t think people realize how hard it is to be isolated with no tv books phones or even clocks. and when you are constantly paranoid everyone is trying to get you it’s a horrible place for people not in a good head space. Especially the ones who didn’t really make many friends. Like think about being in a house with people you don’t know but have to at the very least pretend to like everyone. It would be so exhausting just acting and trying to scheme against everyone. I can’t even pretend to like my co workers😂 I used to be a sales for company and most of my sales were going to blue collar places and those guys are never pleasant and it was the most exhausting thing having to act like I cared

[@mmarceline3]

i always feel bad about the megan situation because it was clearly just a huge misunderstanding. i mean calling alex poa poa is a little strange (cause everyone compares all the asian women to each other, even blue now i’ve seen people do it in the live chat) but jess obvi did not say panda, but megan genuinely believed she was doing the right thing because she misheard. so i just feel bad bc that whole thing could’ve just not happened :(

[@mmarceline3]

and don’t come for me for saying it was strange of jess cause even paola said it’s a bit racist. i don’t get it, but legit every time we have an asian woman on the show she’s compared to a previous one (paola or now saying blue is like alex when that’s just not even true)

[@khntou4178]

@@mmarceline3 No you're right, it was entitled to an educational discussion. If one thinks there's no microaggression undertones, then they must just be blind to the racial history of generalizing Asians together, or just the discrimination of Asians being sweeped under the rug in general.

[@mmarceline3]

@@khntou4178 absolutely! thanks for the response. seeing people start this up again with Blue honestly was really gross to see. especially when alex and blue are so different, it just makes it even more obvious why they’re making these claims

[@khntou4178]

@@mmarceline3 Ok maaayyybbee I can understand Alex and Paola on first impression but Blue and Paola is full ignorance, like 100% lol. And in this day too, crazy.

[@JoseSena-gs4tz]

The whole Megan situation pissed me off and made me so uncomfortable. I LIVE for drama but hearing her talk about her PTSD just made me so angry and uncomfortable for her. That whole scene is what made me decide I will never go on Big Brother because I couldn’t deal with that type of confrontation and not start swinging and name calling. I’m not the one

[@TheLegendaryMovieCritic]

Luke expulsion & Paloma quitting was so satisfying!

[@abeldocdiaz]

Paloma shouldn’t have quit, Taylor needed to go!

[@JRJuggernaut1]

@@abeldocdiaz dude you need help…. Taylor isn’t perfect but she never wronged anyone in the house so saying she needed to go and Paloma needed to stay knowing how awful Paloma was is an just absurd statement 🙄

[@abeldocdiaz]

@@JRJuggernaut1 Paloma isn’t an awful person! However Taylor is an awful person and plus she’s the worst winner to have ever win in the history of Big Brother.

[@Ifrockswereedibleideatem]

@@abeldocdiazTaylor showed in the game to always be nice Paloma was a bully and insecure to Taylor

[@sarak4010]

I felt terrible for Megan. Jessica straight up called her pao pao. And Josh was bullying Megan too.

[@themidoritwins9228]

Not to mention Cody put Megan up for eviction and literally said “Megan I just don’t like you that much”.

[@parkerthompson3447]

@@themidoritwins9228I mean what does that mean? Cody was honest about not liking everybody

[@classicmiriam]

The other thing you have to bear in mind. With both Willie and Luke it was worse than what was shown on the show. Apparently Willie was throwing a ton of stuff, was pushing Joe besides the head but. Plus almost broke the door to the have-not-room. Luke more than casually said the N word and was unapologetic. He was challenging the people who got upset with the comment. Poor Jared was afraid to confront it. Given the terrible stereotypes about people of his race.

[@staceynainlab888]

I remember Willie tweeting about throwing foot loops at people in the house

[@woodykusaki9970]

I wouldn't be apologetic too. It's just a word lol. The wokes are coming out as the villains in this fiasco seeing that you have to walk on eggshells with them. They're like that little girl who cries about everything.

[@ninedaysjane2466]

@@woodykusaki9970 "Them"

[@woodykusaki9970]

@@ninedaysjane2466 what? Lol

[@yourbestfiend512]

@@woodykusaki9970 Kirsten didn't apologize or get spoken to when she used the n word the same season as Luke. Then with Jared using the r word, BB has more explaining to do. Not gonna hold my breath.

[@ameliarose47]

The knife one, even if the intention was in a conventual kinky way (I'm sure there are people who are into it, and as long as you aren't hurting anyone you do you), doing it to someone whilst you're both drunk having never established that kind of consent or boundary is insane.

[@mkgaca8721]

also the fact it was on tv was a big part. not the type of reputation BB probably wants.

[@miloshroom1]

me personally it’s the comment that he makes right after he holds the knife up. if i was basically being told i would be murdered after sex that shit would be done in a matter of milliseconds.

[@rawburtmartinez]

I've talked to Megan Lowder before, she's lovely. There's way more to her story, she just didn't get the chance to say it on TV. The edit did her bad tho. Not sure if she's gone public about it, but i hope she gets the chance to clear her name

[@DizzyedUpGirl]

Justin laid the groundwork for it all. He's thebreason they have plastic knives. I remember someone on trying to cut fruit (a watermelon I believe, but it wasn't Jackson) with it.

[@davidmernick7360]

I believe they actually have butter knives, just not any sharp knives. They have to request those when they go to DR and give them back when they're done.

[@sune6708]

Dudes teeth was fucked up

[@aaronsmith4806]

It’s ironic that Jessica attacking Meagan so unfairly is what basically caused her game to be doomed.

[@Bryleighthompson]

It’s not Jessica’s fault. Meghan made up serious lies. Jess can’t just let her mislead everyone

[@rogerdodger1984]

​@bryleighthompson4639 lol what a misinterpretation of what happened. Try living in reality. It was a simple misunderstanding that Jessica turned into a war. Its exactly what tanked jessicas game and she deserved it.

[@Dj-bt4yp]

@@Bryleighthompson Did you not watch the season? It was a misunderstanding that Megan was bullied for when in reality Megan was just trying to be a good friend to Alex - Megan probably should’ve asked Jessica what Jessica actually said before Megan went and told Alex - but she didn’t tell Alex with the intent of accusing Jessica of being racist

[@sindysus5865]

Jessica calling Alex “Pao Pao” isn’t any better than Panda…

[@parkerthompson3447]

@@sindysus5865Except Alex literally owned the name and everybody called her that

[@britnicox3929]

Thank you for pointing out that it has to be a common word in someone’s vocabulary for it to just slip out! So many people use that excuse when someone uses a racial slur like that and it’s bullshit

[@Hai_Lello]

15:36 I could not STAND Jessica during BB19 and even though Megan got the term wrong, she wasn’t wrong about Jessica’s comment being racist (or, at the very least, ABOUT Alex’s race) and she had good intentions. Jessica calling Alex “Pao Pao,” and with a nasty/derogatory and negative tone was COMPLETELY uncalled for and she was being intentionally mean. For those who don’t know, Pao Pao was an Asian house guest from a previous season, 16 if I’m remembering correctly. I felt horrible for Megan, especially being in a house with mean girls like Jessica and Alex. There’s no escape, no one safe to talk to, no television to go off and watch to keep yourself away from the negativity and no one seemed to have her back at all. I would have been a ball of nerves and left, too. The only thing that “saved” Jessica with Alex is that she could honestly say, “No, I never called you Panda.” And Jessica was probably relieved that Megan had gotten that wrong. Also, Alex saying she totally believed Jessica because “Who would lie about something like that?” was dumb. Seriously, Alex? I know who: anyone who got caught saying it!! Especially when they’re in a house full of people they’re trying to beat for money.

[@abeldocdiaz]

Jessica wasn’t racist at all.

[@Ori_Kohav]

This kinda reinforces my theory that production purposely casted a bunch of dummies to give Paul an easy path, like Survivor production did with Boston Rob. and yes, that comment from Alex really made her look stupid.

[@MikeGlasses]

Justin is the reason CBS went from “psychoanalyzing players” (emphasis on air quotes) before shows to ACTUALLY PSYCHOANALYZING players before shows.

[@MikeGlasses]

No one told the Survivor Caramoan casting department though.

[@dramac333]

I absolutely love the "Felicia vs.the hot tub" scene. As an old fart myself, I would love to see her win the whole kit and caboodle. And yes, kit and caboodle is a real term that we used back in the 1700s.

[@Dinglehopper.]

“ would you get mad if I killed you?” Dawg. What did you think was gonna happen? Also Ian trying to do some damage control in nothing but a bath towel is hilarious.

[@staceynainlab888]

Justin seemed to not even understand what was wrong with what he did. in the exit interview (which I'm surprise they let him do) he shows no understanding he did anything wrong. I think he's a legitimate psychopath.

[@MYKADAWN777]

Claps for Big Brother for finally setting a precedent that should have been a precedent for many years. Took them long enough, but we are finally here. As for Justin, just eww...I still get squeamish over that one.

[@dedo7326]

I get more squeamish the way the dork acted about it like someone slapped his mom I can’t stand him though already

[@woodykusaki9970]

You mean big brother catering to racist wokes who cry and whine over a mere word?

[@MxCartney_Lou]

The Willie episode was so intense for me and my mom, cuz we were MASSIVE fans of his brother Russel from Survivor…we rooted for him until that shit went down -- Ian trying break up Willie and Joe in a bath towel is iconic

[@KarenAMathis]

That shot of Ian always makes me laugh.

[@Benleyy]

when he nominated Kara- he was over for me

[@90snostalgia67]

I feel so bad for Chima because she was in a great position before the nonsense twist.

[@iriel4274]

It literally came out of nowhere I was pissed off

[@vodriscoll]

I don't. She broke numerous rules. She should have been bounced after the first one.

[@90snostalgia67]

@vodriscoll she wouldn't have broken the rules if production wasn't trying to set up a Jeff or Jordan win.

[@tonyrock1983]

​@90snostalgia67 production is always trying to set up things for certain people to win. By the time season 11 came up, this was nothing new. Getting screwed over by a twist, especially 5 or 6 weeks into the game, isn't an excuse to break the rules.

[@90snostalgia67]

@tonyrock1983 I never said it was an excuse to break the rules. I understand how she felt and why she did what she did, but that doesn't mean production didn't play a part in her demise.

[@gpetty91]

I wonder if after the Megan situation, producers decided to advise all future players to just report if they hear a slur and not throw away their game in case they misheard something. That whole situation could of been avoided if she knew production had her back if it was true.

[@parkerthompson3447]

But it wasn't true at all

[@Hooollydeer]

@@parkerthompson3447 key word "if"

[@redkingdom15]

Your Big Brother content remains unmatched man, this was a great video and it hit me harder emotionally than I was expecting.

[@quinnvilla6831]

I Swear Luke was always Icky. For once Willie Isn't the Most disgraceful eviction. Say what you want about Chima but she wasn't going down without a fight.Luke needs to grow up.

[@JRJuggernaut1]

I actually respect Chima a lot for later admitting that she was in the wrong for how she acted. I think many would agree her frustration was justified but that she went about handling it the wrong way!

[@romansbottom]

I felt bad for megan she could’ve possibly just misheard her and they should’ve just pulled her to the side. As far as paloma i dont feel bad for the girl. The fact that she tried to personally attack someone’s character which resulted in ppl pretty much bullying that person just to further her game. And last time i checked when the show ended taylor mentioned she was disappointed that paloma never reached out.

[@abeldocdiaz]

Taylor was bullying Paloma.

[@anziepanzie]

@@abeldocdiazhow???

[@abeldocdiaz]

@@anziepanzie all you have to do is watch the beginning of Season 24 and see the way Taylor was badly treating Paloma.

[@jjp3942]

​@abeldocdiaz taylor never treated paloma bad. I've seen the live feeds- paloma instantly targeted taylor

[@jburnaquatic]

I'm disgusted with casting and production. They need to be held accountable. They are the ones who hand pick these people out of THOUSANDS of applicants, and clearly, their background checks are not good enough. There are plenty of people who dont use slurs and dont rage out or be violent. So youre telling me out of thousands of people, that they pick to fill TWELVE to like SIXTEEN slots, these are the people they are choosing. F Big Brother, they need to do better.

[@anonymousperson3023]

Or you know, maybe it's just a word slip?

[@user_cat12]

@@anonymousperson3023then maybe he should have not laughed and taken the “slip” more seriously

[@jburnaquatic]

@@anonymousperson3023 There was no reason to "SLIP". If you dont use those words in daily life you dont have slips. I dont accidentally say slurs when im frustrated because I was taught that some words are not socially okay to use. In the social climate of today, theres NO reason for a "slip" to happen. This was blatant ignorance and lack of common courtesy and respect for other people. Just because you dont think something is a problem other people might, its not about policing language, it's about being respectful and considerate of other people and not self centered in thinking actions and self presentation dont have consequences. The world does not revolve around the individual.

[@eludeirkz7961]

i wouldn't blame the casting/production too much on this, people in the casting process are putting on acts/characters of themself to get cast on the show so the producers dont see how they act 24/7 yet, Background checks will be at most instagram/twitter/facebook checks nowadays and people just wont upload stuff like that so the production team would just have no idea.

[@khntou4178]

You also have to account for how mentally prepared the contestants have to be. I'm sure all of us here are good people, but can we say that we can handle being on the outs, being on the recieving end of group questioning and attacks? It makes the list of applicants much smaller. They also need good TV characters. It's amazing how Big Brother has kept churning out new casts every year honestly.

[@Ori_Kohav]

What baffles me about the latest expulsion is that Shredder (I refuse to call him Jeff) still gets a free pass for his homophobic remarks, which CBS tried so damn hard to hide. I think people should keep a close eye on the live feeds to make sure no player is let off the hook for inappropriate remarks.

[@joshniehaus4378]

Shima wasn’t wrong. The producers setup for Jeff/Jordan per usual.

[@thetuesday]

Chima was totally justified in her frustration. She shouldn't have destroyed the mic- that things expensive.

[@twannifufu]

My biggest question is why Hissam lied and said he didn't hear anything. How does that help him in the long run of the game? While I was frustrated with Jared's reaction, he had his back against the wall. It actually worked out well because he inadvertedly exposed Luke's remorselessness in using that word nonchalantly.

[@khntou4178]

I read on reddit that he had a convo with Matt saying his hearing was only at about 40% in one or both ears (and this convo was before this incident) Of course I'm not in his head so we won't know what he was really thinking until he's out of the house.

[@jjmara01]

To me, I just feel like there was no real reason he would just lie, and I can believe he isn't great at hearing or zone out. Like people point to his face, but he made it for minutes before the word was said. But I rather wait to know what truly happened

[@johnsmith2875]

@@khntou4178 the prolem is that people saw him talking about it after it happened and before the racist was kicked. So why did he deny it after?

[@aissdiouf9624]

I completely agree! I was shocked when Hisam said he didn’t hear anything even though in the room his face looked totally shocked and appalled. Hisam seems like the type to take a stand for what’s right if it doesn’t directly affect his game. Kinda put me off him a little, I can’t lie. And I was so disappointed in Jared for not saying much of anything, for in fact LAUGHING when it was said. But I know as a black person, sometimes when someone we are fond of slips up like that, out of discomfort the instinct is to laugh. I didn’t really understand what Jared was trying to say during the house meeting when Cory was relaying the story. Kind of seemed like he was in a way defending Luke, when Luke was completely remorseless. He said the n-word so casually, I believe he must say it alllllll the time in his normal life at home.

[@spdprawcereal7181]

​@@aissdiouf9624Hisam looked shocked before Luke said the nword. Wouldnt be surprised if he really didnt hear what happened

[@NDeezy]

After saying it, Luke said “slip of the tongue”. No dude… that just doesn’t slip out. You have to be using that word regularly for it to just come out like that. Trash. Very unlikely he’s learning anything from this situation.

[@anonymousperson3023]

That's one possibility but words slip out of people's mouth all the time without it being a constant word they use

[@ItIsOnlyJonathan]

@@anonymousperson3023 false

[@alyanamurji]

There were quite a lot of people who quit/got expelled in Big Brother Canada too. In fact, in Big Brother Canada season 11, there were 3 houseguests who left, which is a lot

[@staceynainlab888]

to my recollection there have only been two expulsions, both happened in the same week in season 8. the reasons were not explained in the show, supposedly out of respect for privacy. There have been five quits. Ramses left in season four due to a family emergency (Ramses and Chima are the only people to leave during the jury phase), someone left in season 8 for mental health reasons, then season 11 had two leave for medical reasons and one who dramatically quit

[@alyanamurji]

@staceynainlab888 Zach leaving really was dramatic lol

[@staceynainlab888]

@@alyanamurji if I had a nickel for every time season 11 of Big Brother had someone leave in a dramatic fashion while angry at production...I'd have two nickels. which isn't much but still weird that it happened twice

[@alyanamurji]

@staceynainlab888 nice reference. Still can't believe Ty won after the Zach fiasco, but at least it was dramatic. I lost too many braincells that season tho

[@karagreenberg4520]

So this is obviously a very small sample size, but it's interesting to see that if someone is going to be expelled/quit it's usually very early.

[@crystalp7242]

I think Chima was the only one expelled/ejected during the Jury phase of the game, but we did get to see what happens if someone has to leave during the Jury phase (either by walk or ejection): We the viewers get to serve as a jury vote. But yeah, I think when they first go in is probably the most vulnerable time for any HG regarding their mental health, and for some it affects them more harshly than others.

[@khntou4178]

It's easier to get rid of problematic ones in the begginning of the show when they're not too important to the overall game yet. I'm sure if JC pulled like half of the things he did during the first two weeks, he would've been removed swiftly. Undortuntely he did make a deep run into the game so removing him atp would have been seen as unfair, but he did come really close since they had a vote among production.

[@staceynainlab888]

I guess if a person is dangerous or has mental issues that make the house a bad environment for them, it usually manifests early. BBUS has only had one person leave during the jury phase, Chima. BBCAN has had one person leave during jury phase, Ramses left because his father had a heart attack. that could have happened any time and was independent of anything that happened in the house.

[@coasterreece325]

Awww I feel so bad for Meghan

[@Ethanimale]

I didn't remember how wild that situation was until looking back on it for this video

[@queenzoroark]

Chima was swiftly screwed over but didn't helped herself either, both parties were wrong

[@NDeezy]

Yeahhhh. She got screwed by a twist and I’d definitely be angry too, but there are better ways to handle things. I felt for her though.

[@queenzoroark]

@@NDeezy The way they did was really messed up though, I understand where she was coming from.

[@danielorlovaquinn]

​@NDeezy she was SCREWED and basically guaranteed her eviction because of that twist I don't blame her

[@spencerbrolsma]

Expect the unexpected

[@queenzoroark]

@@spencerbrolsma Survivor is more fair than that and they were the first one to get rid of two people without giving them a chance to play

[@matthewlobello8972]

idk how she did it but paloma had so much control in that house, with her leaving it turned the game around a lot. i cld see bb24 being bb19 where she jus runs the house like paul

[@Darren402]

perhaps luke was just trying to add his name to the big brother any% speedrunning leaderboard

[@nicxlis]

i’m scared that if i went on Big Brother i’d end up like Paloma 😭

[@johnmarkbrown3037]

Maybe Megan misheard Jessica, but the thing that everyone always overlooks is that referring to Alex by the name of a previous houseguest (with whom her only similarity is...being asian) is also racist!

[@elinorzollweg]

What bothers me was that Jessica called Alex “Pao Pao”, basically insinuating that all asians are the same, which I think is also wrong! I hate that Megan was gaslit so hard that it resulted in self eviction

[@Ethanimale]

Yeah in retrospect what she said was actually very questionable as well - such an icky situation and so sad that it ended with Megan self evicting

[@bencalebrod]

For those saying the producers were in the wrong for not canceling the eviction, look at all the cases in this video: Big Brother US has NEVER cancelled a week when someone not on the block quit (Paloma was a Backstage Boss nominee). Production does take the integrity of this game at least somewhat seriously and isn't gonna randomly cancel an entire week of gameplay when someone not on the block leaves.

[@amcuevas]

That's true, it just feels a little... off that you would expel a house guest for saying a slur against black people, then turn around and evict one of your black contestants. Especially when you're saying this'll be the longest season ever, and there's most certainly still going to be at least one double elimination.

[@staceynainlab888]

@@amcuevas so they should have canceled the eviction vote because both nominees were black? that would be the epitome of well-meaning racism. that kind of attitude is actually antithetical to black people playing the game "oh, they shouldn't allow black people to be eliminated from the game"

[@jjmara01]

​@@staceynainlab888Yeah like, it's one thing if this was the first time it happened, it's another that you are ignoring 3 of the 4 on the block were African American. Plus tbh, they probably would had still eliminated her week 2 for all we know since everyone was on board

[@johanvajse8410]

Paloma was safe from the block and had no chance of eviction by the time she quit Production totally changed what they had usually done (as you pointed out) by canceling Taylor's eviction. In case it wasn't obvious, Taylor was Production's winner from the start.

[@staceynainlab888]

@@johanvajse8410 no, due to the backstage twist, Paloma was one of the people in danger of elimination that week. the eviction was cancelled because it would be unfair to deprive the people on the block of the chance they would have had to save themselves

[@stopitgab]

On the topic of expulsions, Jared from BB25 should have been expelled. Unfair CBS can expel one houseguest for using a specific term, but not another just cuz his mom is a survivor legend. Pathetic.

[@spsull]

Chima’s reaction reminded me of Michelle and Ollie’s reactions in the previous season (10) after Replacement Nominee Roulette. Ollie wrecked the backyard and Michelle blocked some of the cameras with pillows, even going so far as to accuse the show of being a set-up and Dan being a plant. Had it gotten any worse, I’m sure they could have faced expulsion (Ollie certainly did).

[@carm700]

This is an amazing game to watch. Top tier reality show. However, being isolated in that house has to be one of the hardest things that someone volunteers to do. I'm actually surprised and impressed that more people haven't quit throughout the years.

[@Pizza4Lyfe]

Interesting i noticed/remember from this video chima and willie they actually had Grodner break the news to the houseguest over a speaker vs how Luke they make the Reilly read a letter (at least for the show edit)

[@Ethanimale]

Yeah I wonder was the reasoning between it being a loudspeaker announcement or the HOH reading a letter

[@yaboy2355]

Probably because wille and chima refused to go to the dr

[@sunstoneocelot9361]

I'm so sorry but everyone crying when Paloma left was actually so funny

[@JNDReacts]

It seems like Day 8 is a big hurdle in the BB house

[@kirstybrown1185]

Love the point you made about regular vocabulary, it was pretty perfectly put, in the sense that it makes it super easy to understand for the people that don’t understand. Myself, for example, I don’t listen to a lot of rap music but I love me some Nicki but I learn her raps without saying that word, I replace it with mister as I’m learning it so it isn’t etched into my brain for me to do it drunk. It’s that easy. People who make it hard, usually have a reason why they want to. 🤷‍♀️🙌🏻 Just don’t be the type of person who tries to hurt people and you won’t be a 🍆

[@skyecase5968]

Polamo's hits me the hardest, because it wasn't about the game, it wasn't a medical thing. She broke down mentally being under constant surveillance. It's clear she had some mental health issue going on, I won't speculate what it was, but I'll speak personally as someone diagnosed with schizophrenia who constantly has the feeling as if I am being constantly surveyed. It's a scary feeling, and I hope she is doing okay today.

[@Ori_Kohav]

I’m divided about Chima. On one hand, that CDT twist is complete bs. A power like this should be earned, not handed by viewers. Not to mention the fact that Shredder was a hypocritical manchild on both his seasons. On the other hand, Chima was like that FROM WEEK 1, before the “special power” was even announced, and she proved to be pretty toxic later on, especially when she called Russell a terrorist. I don’t care how annoying someone is, calling ANYONE a terrorist is a big no-no.

[@staceynainlab888]

sometimes I watch Chima's meltdown on KZbin and I'm undecided who I'm rooting for, her or production

[@Ori_Kohav]

@@staceynainlab888 honestly, after Jesse’s “funeral”, the only one I even considered rooting for was Kevin

[@staceynainlab888]

@@Ori_Kohav I loved Kevin in the diary room saying the girls were acting like Jessie got hit by a Mack truck

[@gexghetto]

well russell was a terrorist so 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Chickenleg-hl4le]

@@staceynainlab888LITERALLY, acting like he died 😭

[@xotatiana13]

I said the same thing about Luke!!! He definitely uses that word regularly!

[@zachfunk167]

You’re so smart for making this (i’m validating my own thoughts because I was hoping someone would make a video after his expulsion LMAO)

[@u4site4u27]

I really appreciate this because in this video you two things you brought the truth about that this has happened before in Big brother and that for those times there there were no consequences at all showing that there was a pattern of same behavior

[@MythicalPhoebe]

there's no shame in leaving the game to take care of urgent personal business. life happens outside the house, and sometimes that takes precedent.

[@johnbishop7572]

Great video fisherman... whoops my bad it just slipped out 😂

[@cherryblastbomb]

been waiting for this one! tried to search up other videos but nobodys big brother videos hit the same as Ethanimale's

[@u4site4u27]

Again thanks for this video and laying it out once and for all everything that happened in that house both in this season and in past seasons because it seems like most KZbinrs who have covered this have been too would love to do so

[@crystalp7242]

10:05 @Ethanimale, you hit it right on the mark with this comment! That word should have never been a part of Luke’s vocabulary in the first place. My first reaction when I heard the news of his expulsion was, “Why was that word even in his vocabulary in the first place?” I’m from the same state as him (different part of the state, though), and you wouldn’t believe how many white people in this part of the country casually throw that word around, even in a joking context. (I myself have never used that word and never will.) I’m glad to see that BBUSA has finally taken a stand on use of racial slurs in the house, but why did it take so long and leave behind so many needlessly bullied people? That’s what makes me more frustrated than anything else.

[@acinexyt6610]

I always thought that Megan’s incident was a little unfair because of the miss hearing and I myself often miss hear things I just feel like the whole thing could’ve been avoided from Alex and Jess it’s just not fair to me

[@Sasatone]

Interesting and fascinating to see this list of expulsions and quits. Now Ethanimale please do another one of all the expulsions and quits for Big Brother Canada.

[@dream4starz]

your channel is a breath of fresh air

[@MtBroon1]

It would be cool to make a companion video to this one about the same thing but for the non US season, the only reason I mention this is because Andrew Tate (yes that Andrew Tate) was in one of the British seasons and got kicked off

[@staceynainlab888]

BBCAN 11 had three quits but only one was like an angry quit, the others left for medical reasons

[@naimadbackwards]

don’t mind me just an early bird getting the worm

[@crimsonECH1DNA]

So like, props on the producers finally giving people the boot for droping slurs....but it really makes you think that it took 25 seasons for the show to finally take a stance.

[@kylesimmons8604]

I hope those women apologized to Megan after finding out that is was just a case of mishearing and the way they attacked her was unwarranted.

[@tinkerella]

okay, first of all, it was pretty wild to put exes in the house. not that scotts behaviour was right in any world, but naturally tensions were gonna be high, it was kind of a bad idea. and the justin thing is still wild, im sorry, this is horrible, but it made me laugh out loud when he was like "i dont even know how you could see that as a threat!"

[@johanvajse8410]

plus back in those seasons, production served the HG's a LOT more alcohol and more regularly so of course bad behavior was more likely. I'm not excusing any of the actions of the violent men, though

[@SuperMutant2099]

Dick was one of my least favorite bb players but never wish hiv on anyone. I never knew that

[@MsJesterJP]

Oh man, blast from the past. I knew megan in high school. She would have gone far if she had the chance.

[@u4site4u27]

The one thing that have been hell-bent on impressing Big brother fans haven't been able to do is tell the truth about the and the shows past this video finally laser tall out I definitely appreciate that

[@alainchristian]

Funny enough, Chima's behavior could have kept her safe. Use her as a pawn while you get bigger threats out the way. We've seen them use ostracised people as pawns before.

[@ncjuppiter9595]

Chima actually did get totally screwed over and had a right to be mad.

[@CalebN.]

Same, the Coup d'Etat is basically the Diamond Veto but you can use it twice!

[@howdy4504]

Jared is a class act. Not only did he hold back on speaking up because he didn't want to be perceived poorly, but even in the diary room after the expulsion he chose to act compassionately and say he hopes Luke learned something valuable from the incident. i don't know if i could be so graceful

[@cameronscott8328]

A season with all these people would be amazing

[@basilisk760]

Justice for shima

[@SURVIVORkid23]

I really hated how Jarred handled Cory just trying to debrief the house after the announcement. It really made me dislike him because Cory letting everyone know what happened was not only the right thing to do but the normal thing to do, & he was very respectful about how he delivered the info & for Jarred to react the way he did left a bad taste in my mouth

[@johanvajse8410]

Cory shouldn't have been the one to "debrief the house" and Cory was trying to spin it like what Luke did wasn't so bad. He definitely shouldn't defend Luke's actions.

[@davidmernick7360]

@@johanvajse8410 Seeing this comment super late. but I just rewatched the first two weeks of episodes yesterday and having watched the expulsion episode, Cory never once defended Luke in any way, shape or form and never tried to spin it as "not so bad" at all.

[@kingofthorns203]

I remember the whole Scott thing very vividly. I recall thinking that surely Big Brother would be more prudent in their casting decisions in future...

[@creamNsuga_]

when the BB25 cast was announced i LITERALLY said that Luke gave me the ick and when i saw the clips of him saying the slur i wasnt shocked.

[@Johnny-ci8mw]

Poor Megan. No, Jessica didn’t say panda, but she did say Pao Pao, which is also disrespectful.

[@user-yp9mv8md1z]

Can you PLEASE EDIT THIS VIDEO!!!! I’m sooooo sick of the Megan vs Jessica rewrite. Yes Megan misheard and thought Jessica said Panda…but what she actually called her was Paola and she did this several times. Paola being a former Asian houseguest from season 16. Imagine if a houseguest today refused to call Meme by her name and kept calling her Taylor. The comment was EXTREMELY racist. Yes Megan misheard the word but was spot on with the intent. Ffs.

[@a.jdeets5527]

You forgot a key component though. Alex’s nickname that even she used herself was Pao Pao to the house. It wasn’t just Jessica who called her that. But honestly no one really handled the situation well tbh. It was Paul who even started it by ratting Megan out to Jessica.

[@a.jdeets5527]

It was not racist. Alex literally called herself Pao Pao, as well as the house. It would be different if they called her that without Alex’s consent or if she didn’t like it.

[@Krysdavar]

Wow, I watched most episodes of the old ones and forgot all about them!

[@nickperkins8477]

I wasn’t even watching Big Brother during Big Brother 2 and I remember hearing about the guy pulling the knife and making the threat.