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The next episode of US reality TV show Big Brother will not feature a mention of the racist and homophobic comments made by houseguests.

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(EW.com) -- Anyone wanting to get a glimpse of the abhorrent behavior in the "Big Brother" house this week needs to seek out fansites. Wednesday's telecast made no mention of the racist and homophobic behavior that was uttered by several house guests on the 24/7 Internet feed. 'Big Brother': GinaMarie loses her job over racist comments . The only reference was a comment by host Julie Chen, who said "emotions are running high and people are starting to show their true colors." 'Big Brother' racism: Modeling agency dumps housemate . Though word of the loathsome behavior has spread like wild fire â€” two organizations that employ houseguests GinaMarie Zimmerman and Aaryn Gries have already announced they were terminating the young women for their comments â€” the show decided on Wednesday to steer clear of the subject. The next episode of Big Brother airs on Sunday. 'Big Brother' on racist houseguests: 'We don't condone it' One of this year's twists involves the audience picking a weekly most valuable player. Many fans are questioning whether the award will be fair and well-deserved (especially given the recent bad behavior), if it's based only on what viewers see in prime time and not on the Internet feeds. See the original story at EW.com. CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of Entertainment Weekly . © 2011 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved.