Here we go, a new week... finding out who gets the veto, and if either James, or Janelle, come off of the elimination block. HoH is Danielle... and she's put James up for elimination to compete against Janelle. Will it work? Will James win the power of veto, and save himself?
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Here's what I'm HOPING will happen this week. That James will either win the PoV, or someone will give it to him. Then, instead of putting another sixer up on the block, Dani will place either Will, or Boogie, up. Why? Because if she does that... the other Chill will rally the rest of the people, stating that the sixers MUST be broken up. Then, Janelle will be out of the house.
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Lawless said this in post #2 : Here's what I'm HOPING will happen this week. That James will either win the PoV, or someone will give it to him. Then, instead of putting another sixer up on the block, Dani will place either Will, or Boogie, up. Why? Because if she does that... the other Chill will rally the rest of the people, stating that the sixers MUST be broken up. Then, Janelle will be out of the house.
One can only hope. Did we ever figure out what James won? Did he get to take out one of the eliminations or just one vote from eliminations. If it were the latter of the two...I dont see the point if the vote is a high number to a low number.
One (or at least me) can only hope that its gotta mean more than just one damn vote.
Of course thats just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller)
"You might be the toughest little whacker. . .but in my world, you're about as worrisome as a cloudy day." (Dutch Dooley)
I think that it's to override the elimination vote. I don't know if it would just switch the person... or, if they would have to do something else. They need to explain it. Though, I'm assuming they will on Thursday night.
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BLACK WIDOW'S WEB
Danielle HoH, Janey & James on Block
Danielle pulls out all the stops to win the HoH. Sticking to her plan, she nominates Janelle and James.
WEB OF LIES
The cliffhanger HoH Competition shows what the HouseGuests are made of as the web tilts and the players are sprayed with "spider-foam." Marcellas is less than impressed with the shaving cream, as it "ruined another belt, which I'm invoicing BIG BROTHER for." Still on his Slop diet, George tries to make the best of the situation, asking, "Hey, can you eat this stuff?" Danielle is holding on, determined to stick it out, "whatever happens, we have to make sure Season Six does not win this HoH." James, Danielle and Marcellas are still furious that Janelle nominated Diane. Even Erika admits to being "pretty sad to see Diane leave (the) house." In the Diary Room, Janelle tries to explain that Diane's eviction was not personal. Even Will points out, "This is just a game. Don't get your feelings wrapped up in it."
Howie entertains himself on the web with his mantra, "Big Boy like foam." When Howie comments that the combined weight on the web must have taken a lot of testing, James points out that Howie's weight is the biggest contributor to the web-stress. "That man can eat some food," George laughs, and Will agrees, "Howie's caloric intake exceeds that of any human. Howie's not a little boy, Howie's a Big Boy." Howie sees no problem with his eating habits, although Danielle finally takes him aside for some frank talk. "You look like you've put on some pounds," she observes. "You've been eating uncontrollably…. I'm worried about you." Howie listens and decides to change his BIG BROTHER diet; he's going to start after the next bowl of ice cream.
EGG-SPECTATIONS
Apparently, George's Slop diet is still giving him bad gas, which he freely expresses while clinging to the web. Soon after, Will drops from the web, saying he is bored and wants to go for an egg. Less than impressed, Boogie yells out, "I'm looking for a new alliance." Will is looking for the $10,000 egg, but before he chooses one, Danielle urges him to agree to give the Slop pass to George if he gets it. Will eventually agrees, but picks a rotten egg instead. Will admits in the Diary Room that he really left the web to have some alone time with Janelle to shore up their relationship. The two relax inside as their housemates change positions yet again on the web.
Danielle is a woman determined to win the HoH, complaining, "I'm tired of going upstairs and looking at Season Six." After two hours, Janelle comes outside to congratulate everyone, but then announces a change in the game. From now on, the HouseGuests have to cling underneath the web using only their hands and legs. There are murmurs of doubt as they reposition themselves, and James almost falls onto the mats. Ten minutes later, he quits, picking an egg that contains the eviction nullification prize. Boogie is the next to fall, picking an egg that contains the ten thousand dollars. Kaysar falls off soon after and gets a rotten egg. The Slop pass egg is the last egg remaining, but George is not interested in giving up. Marcellas falls from the web and takes the Slop pass egg. George is the next to fall, leaving Howie, Erika and Danielle on the web. Danielle almost gives up, but with one last energy burst she reconnects to the web. Erika looks strong as Howie gives up. Danielle pleads with Erika, "Give it to me." Erika drops from the web, saying, "You got it, Dan." Danielle follows her, yelling, "I am the black widow!"
James heads to Danielle's bedroom to congratulate her. "Legion of Doom," he celebrates. Boogie is all smiles, "I love that Danielle is HoH." He and James are both looking forward to the Nomination Ceremony, as they know Janelle is the prime target.
CRACKER-BACK WILL
Will has a sore back that needs adjusting. Kaysar tries some pseudo- chiropractic moves, followed by Danielle, who massages his spine, and then Kaysar tries again. Back in one of the bedrooms, the S-6 allies ask James who Danielle will put up. James plays the middle man, saying that he thinks Danielle will only go after Janelle because of her floater nomination last week. James refers to Janelle as the "Anna Nicole Smith wannabe," so it seems likely that he will not be supporting her with his vote.
Danielle's HoH Room is "warm and inviting," although Janelle sighs that she liked her "pink palace" more. George loves her room, yelling, "You go, girl." In the storage room downstairs, the HouseGuests find pizza. Everyone indulges in it except George, who is on Slop. Marcellas gives his Slop pass to George, who finally accepts it. "It was a gift that I needed at that time," he grins. With the smile of a child on Christmas morning, George lifts a piece of pizza to his mouth. "Yes!"
Danielle tells James that she is nominating him as the pawn. James is immediately alarmed and suspicious, expressing his doubts: "That's nuts." Danielle says reassuringly, "I need you to completely trust me," explaining that as James is the Veto King, he will ensure that Janelle doesn't win the PoV. James is still nervous. Is he being betrayed with his own scheme?
WORKING OUT THE DEAL
Marcellas gets to Danielle in the gym, asking her to nominate Janelle and Kaysar. Danielle is not impressed with Marcellas' treachery, admitting that Marcellas is throwing Janelle "under a semi, with the bus." Thinking about her nominations, Danielle calls a meeting with Kaysar. "Let's chat; let's reason," she smiles. Danielle asks straight out whether he or Janelle had a deal with Chilltown. Kaysar tells her no. She asks him to help her understand the S-6 reasoning for their strategy to date. Kaysar tries to explain it, but he doesn't really understand it himself. When Kaysar asks about Danielle's relationship with James, she admits to no deal, as she is playing for herself first. Danielle's main focus this week is to make sure "someone from Season Six walks out that door."
PAYBACK'S A *****
As Danielle prepares the keys for the Nomination Ceremony, the HouseGuests contemplate their futures. "The real-deal alliance I have is me, myself and I," Danielle declares. James isn't so worried about being nominated today as he has to trust both Danielle's game-play and his ability to win the Veto. As the HouseGuests assemble, Danielle explains her nomination choices are based on the Janelle's picks last week. The first key to emerge from the box is Erika's. The next key belongs to Howie, then George, Boogie, Marcellas, Will and Kaysar. Janelle and James are left on the block.
Danielle is determined to shake up the house and has nominated the "two toughest, bad-asses" in the S-6 alliance to compete for the PoV. Will Janelle triumph over the Veto King, or will James the Jackal walk away as Janelle walks out the door? Who will win the PoV this week? Will they save either of the nominees? Find out on the next exciting episode of BIG BROTHER: ALL-STARS, Tuesday, August 8, 8pm ET/PT, only on CBS.
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Janelle pulls no punches to win the Veto Competition, throwing the household “under the bus,” onto Army cots, under cold showers and a few onto Slop. Danielle is seriously unimpressed with the greed displayed by her so-called “allies” as they quickly abandon the Veto quest for cash and cool prizes. Even James jumps the “Legion of Doom” ship for a phone call from Sarah.
NO SUCH THING AS A PERFECT PLAN
Janelle’s nose is still out of joint over her nomination, while James is busy feigning his “victim” role. Convinced by his performance, Janelle admits, “I was very surprised that James was nominated.” Meanwhile, James’ Legion of Doom ally Boogie is excited by the nominations, believing that they “hatched the perfect plan” to get Janelle evicted. Surprisingly, James revels in his acting career, eliciting sympathy from his former S-6 allies, Kaysar and Janelle. Kaysar admits that his vote will be difficult to cast as two of his strongest allies are on the block. Howie is also torn about his vote.
Upstairs, Marcellas brings up the “rumor” of Danielle’s alliance with James. He laughingly admits that even he fell for it, but it was obviously a lie, as Danielle would never have nominated her ally James if it were true. Danielle laughs that his nomination has allowed her to keep people guessing. Janelle is the first to twig, though, asking Kaysar if James might be a decoy. Kaysar doesn’t think so, but in this game you can never tell. “There’s always been that tiny bit of suspicion with James,” Janelle admits, adding that no one can ever be sure of James’ place in the game.
PLUCKY GUY
“This is the house of the hairless men. They like to shave themselves,” Boogie sighs, claiming the shaving is “too metrosexual” for him. As Will and Howie get silky smooth with shaving, George decides to join in. “Take it all off,” he instructs Howie, who holds the razor poised and ready to de-fur his housemate’s chest. Later, George pays a visit to the HoH Room. In a serious moment, George sits on the edge of Danielle’s bed and admits, “I don’t think I can make it to the end.” Danielle has a hear-to-heart with her pal about life in the house and the game. She comments that as the only two parents in the house, they both see things differently from their housemates. Smiling as he realizes their mutual respect is real, George reassures Danielle, “You’re going to the end, and I’m there for you.” Danielle realizes he is not there to lobby or influence her, but simply to talk openly and earnestly. “Thank you so much,” she smiles as they hug.
DREAMY DAZE
Erika asks Will if he would marry her and Janelle. “He’s easy on the eyes,” Erika admits with a sultry smile. Ever wanting in on the action, Howie joins the threesome. In a rare moment of annoyance, Janelle tells him to shut up, complaining that Howie has ceased to be entertaining lately. Will is trying to talk with Janelle and Erika when Howie intervenes again, interrupting their discussion. Will is also growing tired of Howie’s antics, but remains silent for the time being.
As usual, only six HouseGuests will participate in the Veto Competition. Danielle draws first, pairing up with Will. Janelle chooses Marcellas, who snipes in the Diary Room, “I wouldn’t go help her. She is completely, utterly on her own.” James pulls Boogie’s name, filling Danielle with confidence that their plan to evict Janelle is on track.
GRAVE MISTAKES
The Veto Competition turns out to be a grave affair with the players exiting the house to find themselves in a faux graveyard. Janelle, Danielle, James, Will, Boogie and Marcellas are instructed by Erika via intercom on the rules of the game. They are told to lie down in their open “graves” and to refrain from speaking or moving. Each player will start with 40 points. They will be tempted with prizes and punishments that will either add or subtract points from their total. The player with the most points left at the end of the game wins the Power of Veto. While Danielle is focused on winning the PoV, Will admits that neither he nor Boogie cares what happens or who wins, as long as the Chilltown pair is not on the block. Janelle, on the other hand, is determined to do whatever it takes to win the Veto. The male players appear to be playing with one thing in mind: getting prizes and indulgences for themselves. Will smiles, “I knew Mike Boogie was gobbling up as many prizes as he could.” Danielle is focused on the game as she competes point for point with Janelle, but will it be enough?
ALL FOR ONE & NONE FOR ALL
Janelle has no shame over gaining points for putting the entire BIG BROTHER household on cold water and Army cots for a week. Danielle sacrifices her comfort for 24 hours in solitary confinement to win nine points. James gives up points to get the margarita party and the phone call from home. Will is laughing as he suspects Boogie gave up points for the plasma screen TV and the trip for two to Aruba. Danielle is infuriated by their behavior as she sacrificed winning the phone call from home in order to try and win the Veto. “The biggest sacrifice was the phone call from home,” she weeps, “stupid! What are they doing?...They’re just being greedy!” Kaysar, Howie and George are relegated to Slop for the entire week as the PoV winner is announced: it’s Janelle, who receives less than enthusiastic applause. “I’m going to be here another week,” she smiles. “Legion of Doom, Legion of Stupidity!” Danielle rants, throwing her arms in the air, “I’m completely alone!”
PLEASURES & PUNISHMENT
After the Veto Competition, Will and Boogie gleefully compare prizes in the Diary Room, while Janelle comes clean about putting the house on Slop and cots, but doesn’t admit to the Veto Exclusion penalty.
When the HouseGuests return inside to their rooms, they find a house transformed. Gone are the plush beds and hot water, replaced with basic army cots and frigid showers. James is less than impressed. Danielle is still riled over her housemates’ greed and is not sad about heading into 24-hour Solitary Confinement. “I don’t wanna talk to anybody,” she declares. “I don’t wanna see anybody.” James returns to his sunny self, complaining bitterly about the cold showers and swearing revenge upon Janelle for imposing this on the household.
James appears to be the first to endure the lack of hot water. “It’s a miserable experience to take a cold shower,” he says grimly. Later, James tries to make nice with Janelle while they are alone outside. Janelle wants to know why James did not fight harder to win the PoV. She points out that he gave away points to win the margarita party and the phone call, when in fact he should have been playing for his life. In another corner of the backyard, Will and Boogie chat about who they will accuse of winning the prizes they snatched in the Veto Competition. Will and Boogie agree to throw blame on Marcellas for the plasma TV and the cash. First, Will convinces Janelle of her Veto buddy’s treasure haul, and then even convinces James of the same thing. Soon, Will has the entire house focused on evicting Marcellas for his greed.
MARGARITA MADNESS
Boogie is psyched about the margarita party and dresses up for the event. Janelle, Will and Marcellas indulge in the fiesta atmosphere outside, as Howie and Erika chat in the kitchen. Erika passes on attending the party, preferring to suffer with the less fortunate. Danielle talks to herself in her Solitary room, asking, “Can someone explain to me why I’m sitting here in Solitary Confinement, while people that are supposed to be on my side, (are) out there having margaritas? Can someone explain that to me?”
James is counting the moments until his phone call with Sarah. When the phone rings, he sighs and admits that while last year he thought a phone call from home would be a sign of weakness, this year he is thankful for it. Meanwhile, in her locked room, Danielle isn’t finding her Solitary Confinement lonely, but rather annoying. “It’s humiliating,” she sighs, of her loss in the Veto competition. “A lot of things are going through my head right now,” she muses, adding that she is ready to rejoin the game as soon as she can.
PRINCESS OF POWER
As the door opens to the Solitary Confinement room, Danielle is released into warm hugs from her housemates. Desperate to catch up on all the gossip and goings-on of the last 24 hours, Danielle digs for information. “What’s going on? Tell me,” Danielle asks Boogie as he fills her in on the Marcellas deal. Danielle listens with raised eyebrows, before asking Erika to come up to the HoH Room. Once inside, Danielle calls her Legion pals “idiots.” James joins them upstairs, requesting a few minutes alone with Danielle. Erika departs as James pitches Marcellas as the next nominee, claiming that Marcellas will go after Danielle if he is left in the house. Danielle listens and wonders at their thinking.
As Janelle prepares for the Veto Ceremony, she sighs with concern for Kaysar. She worries that he will be Danielle’s next target, back-doored onto the block. James is philosophic about the replacement nominee: “Best case scenario, Marcellas goes on the block, worst case scenario, Kaysar goes up.” James admits, though, that he doesn’t want Kaysar to pay for what he sees as Janelle’s treachery. As the Veto Ceremony assembles, Janelle announces that she is indeed using the Veto to save herself. Danielle goes against the house pressure to put Marcellas on the block, nominating Kaysar instead. As Kaysar takes his seat next to James, the housemates take stock. James says the first test of the Legion of Doom relationship was a failure, but hopes that next week the Legion will show more faith. Kaysar is unimpressed with his nomination. “I’m not going to take things lying down,” he snarls in the Diary Room. “It’s game on.”
Will Kaysar be sent home this week? Will S-6 be able to muster the votes to save him and send James packing? Find out on the next live episode of BIG BROTHER: ALL-STARS, Thursday, August 10, 8pm ET/PT, only on CBS.
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Can I know say that I think Dr. Will is hilarious? I am almost done with the Sixers and am liking Chilltown more and more. Dr. Will was all, "I won five grand, a margarita party, and blaming it all on Marcellas?" Hilarious. And his little phone call bit with Boogar is classic too.
HECK! said this in post #7 : Can I know say that I think Dr. Will is hilarious? I am almost done with the Sixers and am liking Chilltown more and more. Dr. Will was all, "I won five grand, a margarita party, and blaming it all on Marcellas?" Hilarious. And his little phone call bit with Boogar is classic too.
-HECK!
Ive been saying that Will cracks me up for awhile now. Im glad someone else is finally agreeing. The guy is hilarious as hell!
Of course thats just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller)
"You might be the toughest little whacker. . .but in my world, you're about as worrisome as a cloudy day." (Dutch Dooley)
He's just plowing through. Strategy is working so far. I don't know if it's brilliant or if they are just over-thinking things so much it's making them stupid.
Lawless said this in post #10 : They are playing that ENTIRE house.
So far...thats EXACTLY what they are doing!! Its hilarious to see that people are playing right into their hands. Not only is it hilarious but its really amazing that they have been able to do what they have done without that much scrutiny.
Of course thats just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller)
"You might be the toughest little whacker. . .but in my world, you're about as worrisome as a cloudy day." (Dutch Dooley)
I know... how can these people actually be so stupid? They have got to rewatch the season, when it's all over, and slap their foreheads!!! DUH! Idiots.
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Funny how we're all starting to sway our opinions in the same way over the weeks. Mys, you never liked the Sixers. How right you were
Although I stil hate Boogar, I like the cut of Will's jib. Dude is com-o-dee. They admit they don't like anyone and they are a threat, they openly play both sides and laugh about it in the diary room. Brilliant.
I see it like the best strategy is the most simple one. The All Star factor has made everyone spin their wheels until they go nuts. Chilltown is just being idle and ripping the place apart. Unless someone acts quick they will be all that's standing.
If/when Kaysar goes home the Sixers are done. Janelle is a dunce and Howie, although cool, will follow soon after. James' duplicity will not be forgotten then he's gone. Marcellus will get bounced, Erika is no threat. Danielle seems to at least think she has a handle on things. Chicken George is just a sitting duck. Who does that leave? Hmmm...
I do still like James....but he is a sitting duck at this time. He's the only sixer I like and its because he was so strong last season and outplayed the others trying to get him out originally. Classic TV!
I think it would be hilarious to see Will win it again....I almost think he deserves it!
What I would pay to see however, is exactly what you said....pay to see the faces of the other players as they watch Will and Boogie hanging in the diary room. Yep...Id pay a kings ransom to see that.
Of course thats just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller)
"You might be the toughest little whacker. . .but in my world, you're about as worrisome as a cloudy day." (Dutch Dooley)
Well, I just wanted to see the sixers dominate, because I love James... and he's the one that I want to win. But, there other three are annoying... esp Janelle and Howie.
I never liked Boogie and Will.... BUT, they are playing the game, the way that it should be played, and laughing about it all the way to the bank. Those boys have the house under wraps, at this time.
It will be funny if people are picked off, one by one, from their manipulation, and no one knows it, until it's over.
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08-07-2006 05:37 PM
