Season 10: Episode 20: Ollie Thinks He?s Playing Dan, but Instead Dan Plays the Entire House - Michelle and Ollie Evicted

“I couldn’t be in a better position now,” Ollie says after Head of Household Dan announces his nominations for eviction. “I get to call the shots,” he explains, noting that as part of his deal with Dan, he decides who goes up on the block if someone uses the Power of Veto. Best of all, Ollie thinks there is no blood on his hands.

Nominee Memphis feels Dan put him in a bad position this week. He knows Dan has a scheme in place, but for now, Memphis says, “Dan’s plan is crap.” Fellow nominee Jerry is not happy either. “I’m in a little trouble this week to tell you the truth,” Jerry admits, but he notes he is a fighter –Courtesy CBS.com … More…

 

?If you?re going to be a monkey, be a gorilla.?

“If you’re going to be a monkey, be a gorilla,” Dan says as the HouseGuests endure the King of the Jungle HoH competition. The rules are simple: whoever hangs on to his or her vine the longest will be the new Head of Household. But it turns out Dan, Keesha, Ollie, Jerry, Michelle and Memphis have to do more than hang, since the vines also have a habit of swinging down and slamming the players into a padded wall! More……..

Season 10: Episode 18: ?Your door is open forever? - April Evicted

Dan?s revelation at the Veto Meeting has tongues wagging! Right before announcing he was not using the Power of Veto, Dan told the HouseGuests someone offered him money for the use of the Veto. Dan notes in the Diary Room that from the Hockey Veto competition a few weeks ago, two people in the house won money and are allowed to hand it out any way they see fit. ?The two people with money are April and Jerry,? Dan explains, adding that by not mentioning a specific name he is creating ?discord in the house.???Courtesy CBS.com
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Big Boys Don’t Cry!

“Big boys don’t cry,” Jerry tells Renny after her nominations for eviction. Jerry is up on the block along with April, who notes she is tough but still finds it hard not to take her nomination personally. April should take it personally, since Renny sees Jerry as a pawn to make sure April goes home. The most relieved person in the house is Ollie, who convinced Renny at the last minute he should not go up on the block. “Renny heard me out,” he says, “thank the Lord.” Dan is befuddled by Renny’s nominations. “Why is it not April and Ollie together?” he asks. “There is something strange about these nominations. It leaves me to believe Renny made a secret deal with Ollie.”
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Renny shows her power at this Week?s HoH as a special meal gets decidedly nasty

“At least I know I’m a little more liked than Libra was,” Keesha says in the aftermath of Libra’s eviction. April reveals she wasn’t sure if she had the four votes needed to evict Keesha, so she, her showmance more………

Season 10: Episode 15: One Less Girl who Fights as One Woman is Evicted, Another HOH is Crowned

Libra Evicted | Renny New HOH
The reaction to Jerry calling Dan a “Judas” during the Veto ceremony is swift. Libra feels Jerry didn’t get the memo about the show, since deception is the name of the game. “This is not the Marines,” Libra says. “This is the BIG BROTHER house.” Renny thinks the Colonel’s statement “made him look kind of worse than Dan actually.” After the Veto ceremony, Dan gets up and says someone may think he sold someone else out, but that “is not the case.” Libra comes to Dan’s defense and reminds everyone “it’s just a game, y’all.” Courtesy CBS.com
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America?s Player is the Deciding Vote in this Week?s Eviction

As long as April wants Memphis out of the house, ?everything should be a pretty smooth ride,? Jessie says. ?I?m not going anywhere.? April is happy that Veto holder Jerry honored her wishes to keep her nominations the same, and reaffirms her desire to see Memphis go home this week. More……

Nominations Anyone?

Can’t wait for the show to see who is nominated? SPOILER…

Daddy Clay…

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) ? Former “American Idol” runner-up Clay Aiken is a father. The 29-year-old crooner from Raleigh announced the birth of Parker Foster Aiken on his Web site’s blog Friday “No hyphens. One first name,” he wrote. “One middle name. One last name.”Aiken’s mother, Faye, told Raleigh TV station WRAL the child was born in North Carolina. Aiken was a favorite of fans during the second season of “American Idol,” where he finished second to Ruben Studdard. His album “Measure of a Man” went double platinum in 2003, and he made his Broadway debut this spring in “Monty Python’s Spamalot.” MORE.

What a Vacation!

It’s a sick, sad world where the season’s reality-television stars can’t afford to travel. If you don’t know the name DeAnna Pappas, maybe you’ve been on vacation while the former runner-up on “The Bachelor” had her pick of hotties on this summer’s edition of “The Bachelorette.” But she, too, is feeling the recessional crunch that led many American families to cancel their summer vacations.? MORE

So long Jesse..hello Michelle!

“I understand,” Jessie says of his nomination. HoH April has put him on the block, but her target for the week is still Memphis, who sarcastically calls his nomination the “shocker of the century.” He says his nomination alongside of Jessie “sucks,” and notes their alliance is getting picked off one by one. MORE

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