Julie Chen Moonves

Was this a desperate...

Hail Mary from of like, hey, could maybe Katie, could you distract Victor a little bit? What are you, Julie Chen Moonves?

Joe, what are you doing with this question? Is this the finale? Yeah, he definitely tried to do that.

I was I looked at Katie.

So I think we're seeing both things line up here.

because they haven't like led us into like a relationship part but it's clear that they like each other and I think Melody's parents even said that they really like Drew so I think we're going to see this segue into a relationship you know Julie Chen loves to boast that big brother has had the most successful marriages in any reality tv franchise so I don't think I don't think...

I don't want to negate that in their future.

You know? Yeah.

During

this early show, one thing that I really appreciated was Julie Chen.

She was like giving it her all, even though it was like raining, her hair's blowing all about.

And this lady's like, you're a bi and bionic, aren't you? And like, I thought crowds going wild or whatever.

Yeah.

I think everybody's watching the same clip of Julie Chen being like, and here's a clip package of all the things you said.

And she was like, did I? Like, it's not good.

It's not good.

Like she came out a big brother and was like, I played a great game.

Julie Chen is going to like the audience.

Everyone's going to love me.

She came out, had no idea that she lost her job, came out on the stage and I guess was like being like obviously cussed out basically for being homophobic and racist and all of the horrible things.

Like, the people producing this show, it's like, you definitely know.

If you Google Erin Williams, the only thing that pops up is that she was the racist girl from Big Brother that Julie Chen confronted about making fun of Asian people all season.

Because the host of the fucking show you're on is Asian, you dumb cunt.

Like, it's bad.

I believed her when she said, quote, quote, The ease with which she said them suggested it was common for her.

Erin was held to account by Big Brother host Julie Chen in a way that led me to call her, that's Erin, Big Brother's racism scapegoat.

She absolutely deserved to be confronted with her own words, but others didn't get the same treatment, and others said horrific things that season.

Plus, CBS's summer show has spent years covering up racism and homophobia.