• Lisa Donahue wins 'Big Brother 3,' becomes first US woman to do so

  September 26, 2002
  After being one of the final two remaining HouseGuests with Danielle Reyes, Lisa Donahue emerged triumphant last night as BIG BROTHER 3’s grand prize-winner of $500,000 based on the votes of her former housemates. As the second place winner, Danielle receives $50,000. Lisa is the first woman to win the grand prize in three seasons of BIG BROTHER. Eddie McGee from New York won in season one and Will Kirby from Miami emerged the winner in season two.

• 'Push, Nevada' Episode 3 listing information

  September 9, 2002
  "The Color of..." - Jim gets a tattoo and the name of a killer, but his continuing investigation into a murder reveals some startling facts about the residents of Push and draws the unwanted attention of the well-dressed men from the Nevada Gaming Commission. Meanwhile, a funeral attracts an eclectic group of mourners, on "Push, Nevada," THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. "Push, Nevada" stars Derek Cecil as Jim Prufrock and Scarlett Chorvat as Mary. Recurring stars are Liz Vassey as Dawn, Eric Allan Kramer as Sheriff Gaines, Melora Walters as Grace and Raymond J. Barry as Sloman.

• 'Push, Nevada' Episode 2 listing information

  September 5, 2002
  "The Black Box" - A murder in Push sends Jim looking for clues to the killer's identity, but he's stonewalled by the town sheriff (Eric Allan Kramer) and his dimwitted deputy (Liz Vassey), who insist the death was a suicide, and a reclusive tattoo artist who may know whodunit. Meanwhile, a team of well-dressed men claiming to be from the Nevada Gaming Commission arrive to deal with the consequences of the death, and Mary moves to retrieve the stolen loot, in the time period premiere of "Push, Nevada," THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

• 'Push, Nevada' premieres in a special preview, Tuesday, September 17th

  August 27, 2002
  Ben Affleck, Oscar-winning co-writer of "Good Will Hunting," and Sean Bailey, his executive-producing partner on the Emmy-nominated hit "Project Greenlight," take another bold step in the re-invention of modern entertainment with the provocative and offbeat mystery series "Push, Nevada," premiering in a special preview, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET). Matt Damon and Chris Moore are also executive producers on the series, which will move to its regular day and time THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

• Josh becomes fifth to be evicted, Amy returns to house

  August 16, 2002
  After being nominated for eviction by Chiara Berti, the fifth Head of Household, Josh Feinberg was evicted from the BIG BROTHER 3 house based on a unanimous vote during last night’s live show. Chiara also nominated her new boyfriend, Roddy Mancuso. Lisa Donahue won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood. During last night's live broadcast, Josh, the scheming waiter from Merrick, N.Y., learned his fate, said his good-byes and left the house. After leaving BIG BROTHER 3, Josh was interviewed by Julie Chen about his experience and was reunited with his girlfriend Merritt.

• Sleeptalker Eric Ouellette fourth to be evicted from 'Big Brother 3' house

  August 9, 2002
  After being nominated for eviction by Gerry Lancaster, the fourth Head of Household, Eric Ouellette was evicted from the BIG BROTHER 3 house based on the Gerry's tie-breaking vote during last night's live show. Eric and fellow nominee Lisa Donahue, who have become romantically involved while in the house, each had three votes going into the live show. Chiara Berti won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood.

• Josh's Los Angeles roomate replies to reports of Josh's personal injury lawsuit

  August 1, 2002
  BanishJosh.com is claiming to have gotten a reply from Josh's Los Angeles roomate regarding the Hermando Today newspaper's earlier report about Josh's of personal injury lawsuit. While the details of this issue obviously are a matter of debate -- one issue certainly doesn't seem to be, namely that once again CBS is making liberal use of the contestants reputed "place of residence." Previously living in Florida... currently living in Los Angeles and working at Dodger Stadium -- clearly Josh isn't recently residing anywhere near Long Island, New York.

• Cheese lover Amy Crews third to be evicted from 'Big Brother 3' house

  July 30, 2002
  After being nominated for eviction by Roddy Mancuso, the third Head of Household, Amy Crews was evicted from the BIG BROTHER 3 house based on the votes of her fellow HouseGuests. Amy received more votes than fellow nominee Marcellas Reynolds. Eric Ouellette won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood.

• Legal past of Josh's 'permanent injury' lawsuit revealed

  July 29, 2002
  The Florida newspaper 'Hernando Today' has reported that Big Brother 3 contestant Josh Feinberg was immediately recognized by former Hernando County jurors when he began appearing on the CBS reality show because of a suit he had against a local Winn Dixie supermarket when he resided in the area.

• Tonya Paoni second to be evicted from 'Big Brother 3' house

  July 23, 2002
  After being nominated for eviction by Marcellas Reynolds, the second Head of Household, Tonya Paoni was evicted from the BIG BROTHER 3 house based on the votes of her fellow HouseGuests. Tonya received more votes than fellow nominee Josh Feinberg. Danielle Reyes won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood.

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