NEW YORK -- 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?"
So half a second of Janets titty is a big ass fine from the FCC, but this is OK? In the imortal words of Jane Fonda on Tee Vee the other day, this guy is a c*&t.
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?"
So half a second of Janets titty is a big ass fine from the FCC, but this is OK? In the imortal words of Jane Fonda on Tee Vee the other day, this guy is a c*&t.
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This season of BB has been the best ever. They fight all the time and when not fighting there is T&A every where. I love it, been riveted because there are some hotties on the show. I'm sure, though, the holier then thou CBS execs are squirming.
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