The Last Hours of the Final Four

I suppose it should be expected, but the last hours of the final four could not have been more boring. The majority of the time has been spent in lockdown, and we've heard nothing but talk about Jacob and Alex. Sharon and Sheila are nothing but obsessed by these two, and hours of this conversation is unbearable.

But there's something I haven't seen before going on right now. The lockdown is over, but they're pumping that awful background music into the house. Why would they force them to listen to this loop?

48 Hours Of Blocked Feeds?

Now I am getting REALLY paranoid.

Hamster Dame over at Silly Hamsters is a good friend of mine and she just speculated that CBS might block the feeds for not only 24 hours - but perhaps for an entire 48 hours - until after Wednesday's show (at this point we have no confirmation the feeds will be blocked at all - we are just preparing for the worst).

Here is another sign that this might be in the works.

If you use Real's interface to watch the feeds you may have noticed a NEW button at the top of the feeds.

See that button over there? The one at the top of the camera that says 'Watch Replay??"

When you click it you will be treated to a replay from the beginning of the season. Well it is currently running - I am not sure what day they are on - but Neil is still in the house so it is pretty early on.

My guess is if they do block the feeds that they will encourage us to watch the 'replay' - ughhh - I don't need to see what tool place two months ago when there is so much going on RIGHT NOW!!

I am going to be sooooo frustrated if they block the feeds.

THANK GOD - BB Gossip Returns!!

The blog is back after being blocked for being 'spam.' Thankfully it is finally unblocked.

We have lots of content over on the Big Brother 10 Gossip site - I will try to move those posts over here.

But thank goodness we are back live here!!!

Just in time to potentially NOT see the final endurance competition!!! grrrrr

I will be copying some of the posts from the other blog over here - please know that OTHERS wrote most of them!! :)

Showtime Reruns?

If what we've overheard is correct, these pics are what we will be watching in exactly 12 hours on Showtime. Yes, supposedly tonight's cable show will NOT be live.

Today is definitely eviction day, and it's pretty clear already that we're not going to see part one of the HOH contest...at least not on Showtime. Come on, BB, give us online viewers a break!

Big Brother Spilled The Beans To The HGs

The HGs are all discussing this now - so Big Brother must have just told them that the Guinea Pigs are sisters, as was shown on tonights show.

Poor Sharon

Sharon annoyed the hell out of me on tonight's CBS broadcast, but I feel really bad for her right now. She's now had to deal with Sheila for the past half hour. I guess it was her turn to hear about how she's helped everybody get further in the game, and has done nothing to deserve what's now happening.

Sheila, you made it to the final four! You accomplished this without winning anything outside of a HOH that Ryan and Natalie handed to you. You would have been gone the very first week if Sharon's ex-boyfriend hadn't opened his mouth.

Correct Me If I Am Wrong - Does Ryan Have A Deal With Sharon?

Ryan is adamant with Adam that he doesn't have a deal with Sharon.



Am I mistaken? Didn't Ryan and Sharon cut a deal a while ago to take each other to the final two?

I think that Ryan will break that agreement and bring Adam to the final two if he wins HoH - but I think Sharon will take Ryan if she wins the final HoH.

Big Brother - Season 9, Episode 30 Recap

Hello, my friends. Welcome to the beginning of the last week of this season’s Big Brother. Tonight’s episode should be action-packed, as we’re going to see and episode and a half crammed into one show.

You know, I normally hate the recaps, but I’m enjoying the fall of Natalie, whose look when informed the votes are tied is priceless.

Oooh, we get more of Natalie’s eviction, including her Sharon Stone-ish move when told she’s evicted. (Well, close to Sharon Stone.) Before showing Ryan’s vote, he admits that he and Adam had decided that she needs to go because she’ll be tough to beat in the future. “Me and Adam agreed that we were going to make this a split vote, and Natalie nor Sharon needs to know who voted which way. This will put the blood on Sheila’s hands, and Natalie going to the jury house didn’t need to know who voted where.”

But Adam ruins this evasive plan, as he whispers to Natalie that he voted for her. Ryan’s not happy. “Bullshit.” They show Sheila’s vote to evict, and Natalie asks Adam why they did this. “She felt totally let down; totally betrayed; totally screwed over, man,” says Adam. “I feel bad for her.”

Natalie repeatedly asks why they did this to her, but neither respond. “This has been the hardest decision up to this point in this game that I’ve had to make, by far. I truly felt bad today.”

Continuing to ask why they did this, Natalie finally leaves the house. Ryan says that with Natalie gone, “Team Christ has passed away, and will never be resurrected.” Ha! Of course, Sheila makes the event all about her. “I didn’t want to be put in a position like that!” In the diary room, Sheila admits that she “got some satisfaction with her walking out that door. You kind of opened your mouth, and took that foot, and you inserted it.” Sheila could learn a lot by listening to herself.

For the first time all year, Sharon shows some emotion. Squealing like she does when she’s feeding the “beebies”, she proclaims that “it feels awesome that I’m still here! It’s amazing that somebody can be on the block five times and get so far in the game.”

But there does seem to be a division in the bro’s. When Adam claims that she’ll have no idea who voted for her, Ryan calls him out. “You sat there and told her, dude.” “Huh?” “I read your lips, dude.” “Huh?” Adam goes on to say that he didn’t mean to, which Ryan obviously doesn’t believe. Sheila has to pipe in, and she tells Adam he shouldn’t have done that. Adam also mounts a defense in the diary room, but I can’t figure out what the hell he’s saying. This debate goes on for a bit longer, but Ryan still doesn’t believe Adam, and is pissed that he was thrown under the bus.

Finally, we move on to the HOH competition, and the controversial final question about the third pre-existing relationship. While us viewers saw that this extra “relationship” was the guinea pigs (which I must admit I didn’t catch the first time through), the contestants aren’t told, and this news overshadows Ryan’s HOH win.

First we have the tie-breaker in the HOH comp, which saw Ryan beat Sharon. As you may expect, Ryan is ecstatic because it means he has “seven more days of safety”, but adds that “all three should be worried”. Sharon is happy that Ryan won because of their “alliance”, and claims that she can help him down the road. Down the road? There’s only a few days left!

Adam’s also happy, but realizes there may be “some distrust” between the two of them. “I just don’t want it to blow up on me.” Attempting to distract Ryan, he’s the first to bring up the controversial news about another relationship. Everybody points fingers at each other, but Ryan thinks it all has to do with Sheila. In the diary room, they all say they know anybody else…except for the “beebies”, who inform us they’re sisters. (Oh boy, Ash will be happy to see that clip.)

Sheila actually plays along, saying that there’s some resemblance between her and some of Ryan’s relatives. Ryan also has fun with it, calling her “Auntie Sheila”. The joking ends quickly, as Sheila quickly gets offended by the constant chatter about her.

But Ryan really believes it does involve Sheila, as he tells Adam later outside. Now maybe it’s a relative of Sharon. At the same time, Sheila is asking Sharon who voted for Natalie, and Sharon claims to know. After being interrupted by Adam, Sharon nods to Sheila that it’s him. Once again, Sheila’s upset. “I can’t believe he did that.”

Meanwhile, Adam is kissing Ryan’s ass, and appears a bit worried when Ryan says he “doesn’t have to please anybody this week”. Can the bro’s alliance be finished? Stay tuned after commercials.

It’s time to see Ryan’s HOH, and all he hopes for is a letter from Jen. Oh, and more pics. Of course, he gets what he wants. Seriously, why do we need to sit through this worthless segment?

We go back to the boys playing golf outside, and another worthless segment featuring Adam speaking like a robot. Sheila, as expected, is annoyed by “Robotic Adam”. “Can you get any more annoying?”

Now Adam is reading the Bible, and Sheila uses the opportunity to beg Adam to stick up for her. He continues to read, but promises that he’ll do whatever it takes to save her. It’s still not enough for Sheila. “This guy is going to have to show me some loyalty. I just haven’t really seen it.” She admits that she’s done a lot to him, but wouldn’t be able to live with herself if she had to see him walk out.

Adam is now up in the HOH with Ryan, and attempts to act like nothing bad has happened between the two of them. “Everything’s accomplished. We’re good.” Ryan confronts him again on the Natalie situation. Adam again denies it, but we’re shown a replay that shows he’s not telling the truth. Ryan tells him he believes him, but he’s pissed that Adam’s lying.

It’s product placement time once again. This time it’s for the surely awful Ashton Kutcher/Cameron Diaz suckathon. Seriously, how could this movie be watchable? Being cultural retards, though, the houseguests are excited.

To play the game, the four had to pair up in teams. Sharon immediately said she wanted to team up with Ryan, which (as expected) pisses off Sheila. “Oh, great. Thanks, Sharon.” Adam’s also happy, though.

Once again, it’s another Vegas-oriented game. Sheila’s confident, though, when she sees the pile of wine bottles. “This could be my kind of game.” So the winner of this game gets not only a sneak preview of the movie, but an invite to the world premiere and the after-party. Adam says that if he wins, he wants to make the moves on Cameron Diaz. Good luck with that, buddy.

They have to break open the prop wine bottles on their partner’s heads and look for rings that go on the board. The loser, though, must have to be connected to each other for 24 hours. Sheila HAS to win because she CANNOT be chained to Adam. “Are you frickin’ kidding me?” I won’t bore you with the details, but Sharon and Ryan won. Sheila’s more than pissed, as (once again) expected.

Another wasted segment – the house guests get to see the table shrunk to a “mini”. Can somebody please stop Sharon from squealing? I absolutely hate women who do that. Poor Natalie, though. Her only reason for wanting to stay another week was to see that table.

Once that segment is completed, we now have part two of the product placement segment. Ryan comes out and says it is movie time, and Sharon squeals again. Please, please stop doing that! Sheila is still bummed, especially when she sees the vintage cars sitting outside. She continues to bitch about being shackled to Adam.

Of course, Sharon and Ryan love the movie. When it ends, Sharon squeals again. (Ugh.)

It’s now Ryan’s turn to listen to Sheila whine. Ryan informs her that she is indeed going up on the block, but attempts to make her believe she’s safe because Sharon and Adam are going to be going after each other because they’re bigger threats. Sheila voices her concerns about Adam, and asks about what Adam said to Natalie. Luckily, Ryan’s too smart to really tell her anything.

Later, Sharon whispers to Ryan that she thinks they should talk. While Adam is reading the Bible and Sheila is doing laundry, Sharon attempts to talk Ryan into putting up Adam. “I don’t trust him for two seconds. He’s trying to keep the blood off his hands.” Ryan tells her the entire deal about splitting Natalie’s votes. “It’s risky if you don’t put him up. As long as we stick together, we can be final two.”

It’s now finally nomination time, and Adam is feeling nervous. “(I really) hope that the thing with Natalie doesn’t come and bit me on my back side.” Sharon feels pretty confident, though. “I definitely feel that I can trust my alliance. I trust that Ryan and I can pull this through. But at the same time, you can never feel safe in this house.”

As you may expect, Sheila’s in bad shape. “I saved him from the block, but right now I feel like I’m on the outside looking in. That scares me to think that I may be the one going up on the block.”

Ryan goes through the scripted portion of the segment before finally announcing that it’s time for nominations. He pulls out Adam’s key, and then tells the girls he rewarded Adam for what they had to go through last week. He stresses the importance of the POV competition and says that he wants one of them to win, which a tearful Sheila shrugs off.

Sharon says that even though she’s nominated, she has a “whole lot of faith” in Ryan and herself. Adam is pleased, but he’s worried because it’s “still up in the air, man”. Sheila continues to bitch that it’s bad enough that she’s nominated, but “I’m going to be shackled to Adam for 24 hours!” She’s already shackled, and Adam smirks as she babbles this nonsense.

And that’s it for tonight’s episode! It ended up being a normal episode, even though we were led to believe that they were going to also squeeze in the veto competition. Oh well. See ya in 48 hours!

It's Me And You To The End Against This B*&#^

With those words, Adam has re-confirmed who he will keep in the house this week (Sharon)

Sharon went to Ryan earlier and told him that Adam wanted her to promise she would take him to the final two because he knows Sheila would if he kept her (and didn't vote her out).

Ryan thinks he might want to save Sharon with the POV and get her to vote out Sheila. Ryan really doesn't want her in the house - he feels Sheila will take either Sharon or Adam over him.

Ryan has a final two deal with Sharon and Adam. Adam has a final two deal with Ryan and Sheila.

Now Ryan is confronting Adam and he admits he talked to Sharon but that what he said was twisted by Sharon - he felt Sharon was saying that she had a deal with Ryan.

Adam is dead on - Sharon does have a deal with Ryan but Ryan denies it. At this point I don't know if Ryan would take Adam to the final two, I do think Adam would take Ryan, he was simply trying to cover his bases with Sharon in case she won the Final HoH competition - can Ryan really blame him for that?

Bring on the liquor!

I just noticed Sharon is holding a beer.

YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Just might be a fun night to watch, finally.

Now Both Women Are Freaking Out!

Because of a comment Adam said to Sharon about shaking on a deal, Sharon is now ranting to Ryan about Adam screwing Ryan. Meanwhile, poor Adam is dealing with Sheila again.

Sheila Is Making the Decision to Evict Easier

Sheila's ranting and raving is definitely making Adam's decision easier. She can't go five minutes without complaining to him. If he's not around, then Ryan and Sharon are forced to listen to her list of complaints about him.

There's no doubt she's leaving whenever CBS has the eviction, whether it's tonight, tomorrow, or Tuesday. But is it the right move? Sharon has the votes, and she's obviously a much better competitor than Sheila. Unless Natalie's Big Brother-addicted Creator swoops down to help Sheila, there's no possible way she'd suddenly win two out of three HOH competitions. Sharon, though, has the capability.

After listening to Sheila's tales of menstrual cramps and spotting, though, I'd also be sending her away as quickly as possible.


Oooh - just as I was about to hit "publish post", Ryan informed Adam that the diary room told him that Julie would be there tomorrow. It looks like Tuesday's show will be taped tomorrow.

Could Adam Be Ryan's Target?

An interesting day, to say the least. Late last night, Sharon put into Ryan's head the idea of targeting Adam. One may think he was just doing what he does best - listening to her plan and nodding his head before doing what he had planned all along.

Yet today, this plan seems to have some traction. There's been more conversation between the two, and at one point Ryan even told Adam that he's going up (although he was clearly joking).

There was also a luxury competition today, and Ryan and Sharon won a Beverly Hills shopping spree along with the world premier of "What Happens In Vegas" (and they get to meet Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher). Just think about how mad Natalie will be when she hears about this contest! As losers, Sheila and Adam must be chained together for 24 hours. Needless to say, neither are happy about this.

Was HOH Rigged? Judge For Yourself

Sheila's Book Deal

Now that the stupid couples talk has finally ended, Sheila is now telling Sharon how the book industry works. It's been in the works for almost ten years, and she came on the show to help it get published.

She thinks being on the show will also help her get on Oprah, Larry King, and Letterman to promote it.

But she won't make much money on it. Fifty percent go to the ghost writer (yes, she's not writing her own inspirational story), and the rest of her "team" get the majority of the money. She'll be lucky to get 5%.

No, she'll be lucky to get it published. Memoirs by former centerfolds aren't exactly in demand, unless your name is Traci Lords or Jenna Jameson.

Do you think the HoH competition was rigged?

I am feeling like I am in the minority here, but I don't feel like it was rigged.

All that happened by Ryan getting the last question right (About the preexisting relationship) was to tie Sharon. He then had to beat her on a numbers question tie-breaker and there was no guarantee that that was going to happen.

Adam has said he was just guessing. If you don't believe that then do you also not believe Sharon's excuse for missing the tie-breaker by almost 400 minutes?

I just don't think the fix was/is in. Not this round anyways.

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Here Is How The Season Will Most Likely Finish Out.

Julie announced tonight that there would be an eviction next Tuesday and the final HoH would be crowned next Wednesday.

That falls in line with the season ending one week from Sunday.

Next Tuesday one HG will be voted out and part one of the final HoH will begin - unless it is a huge change up it will be an Endurance competition.

Wednesday during the morning - or right after part one will be part two between the two losers from part one.

Wednesday evening live will be part three and the final HoH will be crowned and will get to evict one of the other two.

Then on Thursday or Friday will be the jury questions and the final show on Sunday the 27th.

My money is on Ryan or Adam to win it all.

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Big Brother - Season 9, Episode 29 Recap

Here we go with the most vital, important, crucial, nutty, idiotic eviction night ever, along with a HOH competition that is the most important ever!

For the first time this season, we really don’t know what’s going to happen. Over the last two days, Ryan and Adam have gone back and forth over whether to evict Natalie or Sharon. If the feeds are indeed accurate, more than one person could be surprised tonight.

After the recaps, we go right into the typical eviction night template. Natalie’s been put on the block, so let’s hear what everybody thinks of this move. Sharon inexplicably claims that “being on the block against Natalie is probably going to be the best time ever! She definitely is convinced she’s staying no matter what. She has no idea how bad they want her out.”

Natalie verifies Sharon’s assessment. “I feel very safe being up on the block. We’re still sticking to the plan, and I’m going to be the pawn this week and Sharon is going to go home.” Sheila says that they definitely have to get Natalie out this week, and that it’s going to be a “shocker” to her. Well, it would if people would not talk 24/7.

Adam is reading the Bible, and Natalie walks in and pretends to beg to stay. She gets a little more serious and claims that she’s still sticking to the plan that has her, Ryan, and Adam as the final three. “Have I ever lied to you guys?” Ryan says it’s hard to know what to believe from her, as she’s playing all the sides.

The next day, while the girls are all sunning, Ryan and Adam have a little meeting. They decide to bring all the girls in for a house meeting to find out who is telling the truth. “It’s going to get nasty’, Ryan says.

Once again, Natalie walks into the bedroom and informs the boys that they better keep her. “Don’t mess with me.” Adam asks her why she keeps questioning them, and Ryan informs her of the meeting. Natalie immediately gets paranoid. “What could they possibly want to talk about? I don’t understand.”

Natalie goes running to Sheila. “They’re trying to mess with me. I don’t know what they’re trying to do but they’re telling me we need having a meeting tonight. I’m not going have any meeting of theirs…I think I’m going to end up going home.” Sheila is pissed. “What are Ryan and Adam up to? This is freaking me out.”

The boys call their meeting to order, but Natalie says she can’t be a part of it because she’s in the middle of dying her hair. Since Natalie won’t come out for “three minutes”, they all move into the bathroom. “I don’t even want to have this stupid meeting”, complains Natalie. “My stress levels are already high enough by being on the block.”

Adam tells her this for her own benefit. Sheila and Sharon look on in disbelief as Ryan talks about her deals with Team Christ and the Girl’s Club, and whom she has promised to put up next week (if she survives). “What are your true loyalties?”

Natalie finally admits that her true loyalties are with the boys, which pisses Sheila off. “So you’re saying you’re going to put me on the block.” Natalie is quiet for a second, but then admits that if she won HOH she would have to put her on the block. An old clip of Natalie saying she’s going to evict Adam is played, but Natalie defends herself by saying that every time that discussion has happened she has come back to the boys with info. “No, you’ve thrown us under the bus”, Ryan counters. “I didn’t throw you under the bus bus.” What does that even mean, Natalie?

To deflect more criticism, Natalie throws Sharon and Sheila under the bus by claiming they’ve both said that Adam is their target. Stupidly, both of them sit their saying nothing. After a little more of nothing, Adam proclaims the meeting is adjourned.

Sheila couldn’t be more pissed because her plan has been exposed, but I’ll save all of you from reading the stupidity that came from her mouth. Adam and Ryan reconvene in the bedroom, and Ryan says the new plan is to point out that “you’re either with us or you’re going home”.

They head back to the bathroom to talk some more. Stupidly, Sharon and Sheila are nowhere near the conversation. Well, it’s probably for the best because they did nothing to help themselves the first time. Natalie continues to deny that she’s playing both sides – “I lied to them but I’ve never lied to you.” She admits to some mistakes while turning on the tears, which of course gets to these meatheads. “They’re the ones who put up all of these ideas, and I just sitting there agreeing because I don’t want them thinking I’m in cahoots with you two.” (Note to CBS producers – the “inspirational” music stinks.) The boys hug her and tell her everything’s ok.

We now jump ahead another day (which CBS doesn’t tells us) and while preparing dinner, Natalie jumps all over Sharon. “Why did you throw me under the bus and talk so much smack about me? In the background, Adam can be seen laughing. Sharon looks at her incredulously and says that time after time it’s been Natalie that has initiated those talks about the boys. Natalie denies any of that has ever happened, and continues to say they are where her loyalties lay.

A bit later, and Sheila is cussing out Ryan and Adam. “What is going on with you two? Who are we keeping?” Adam defends himself by saying he plays with his heart. “Do you have any kiwis, or a spine right now?” They go back and forth a bit, and Ryan points out that Sharon has never done anything for either of them. Sheila’s so pissed she kicks them both out of the HOH.

After commercials, we go to Julie’s interviews with the houseguests. The first question goes to Sharon and Sheila, and why they said so little during the confrontation with Natalie. Sharon says that it “wasn’t my battle”. Oh boy. Sheila admits that she was upset because Natalie threw her under the bus, and that she’s now with the boys.

Ryan is asked why they did this in a group forum, and he says it had to be done that way for Natalie’s sake. He adds that “for the most part” he accomplished what he wanted.

Oooh, Julie goes with a tough question. Who would each person rather sit next to in the finals – a good player or a person easy to beat. Adam says he wants to be next to somebody deserving because “I can beat anybody”. Natalie and Sharon agree, and finally Ryan and Sheila chime in that they also agree.

Time for the jury house, and Matty’s birthday dream of James’s eviction coming true. My girl Chelsia is bored, and she adds that she definitely has feelings for James. Josh, of course, is pissed that he was evicted by Natalie. Matt says he’s getting a “little stir crazy” because he’s stuck with people that he doesn’t like. Chelsia adds that it would suck to see James walk in the door, because that means somebody she doesn’t like would be walking away with $500,000.

It’s now the moment of truth, as we see James getting out of the limo. Matt couldn’t be more happy to see James walk in, as “payback’s a bitch”. Chelsia says it’s great to see him, but she’d rather have seen him when “I’m voting for him to win”. After a toast, James pops in the DVD of the previous week. Chelsia and Josh both groan when they see Adam winning HOH, but they’re shocked when his key is pulled out. “He gave me a chance to play in the veto. Watch the utter demise of James right here.”

“So you got backdoored just like I did”, says Matt after viewing the eviction. Surprisingly, James chastises Chelsia for her fiery exit. “The reason the house wanted me out was because of your comments you made when you left the house. By you blowing out everybody in the house, I was evicted because I was the residue of Chelsia.” Poor Chelsia leaves the room bawling. Chelsia says that she’s upset that the only person she cared about in the house was evicted because of her.

Saying he didn’t want to see her like this, James comes into the room to comfort her. I can’t say I blame him. He tells her that he’s ok with leaving the house because he knows he “fell for a girl”. They embrace, and the sappy Hollywood ending is over. Even I’m a bit nauseated by this.

It’s now time for the eviction, and as usual we begin with final speeches. As usual, we get the “if it’s my time to go…” junk from Sharon. Natalie almost gives us a Sharon Stone peak as she stands up to thank Big Brother for the “experience of a lifetime”. She apologizes to her “boys” for her mistakes, and to please vote for her because they know where her loyalties stand with them. Oh yeah, and once again she says she wants to see the mini-table.

Ryan votes first, and elects to evict Natalie! Adam’s up next, and as planned he votes to evict Sharon. Finally, Sheila must do something (besides whining) in this game. OMG, Natalie is shocked when she hears it’s a tie, and immediately starts giving Natalie the biggest puppy dog stare ever. Sheila’s also not happy, but stands up and tells Natalie that “you just told all of America, and everyone in this house, where your loyalty lies. I stay this week, and you would evict me. You did say that in the back room that I would be on the block. I can’t risk this right now when there (are) five people sitting here. I’m sorry, Natalie, but I’m evicting you.”

Natalie’s devastated, and tries to get some explanation from the boys as she hugs them goodbye. “This doesn’t feel right”, she says to Julie as she makes the walk to her set.

We go back to the house, and Sheila and Adam are arguing about why they made her break the tie. As usual, after her whining she says “it’s fine”…but then whines some more because she couldn’t “risk it”.

Julie begins by pumping up Natalie’s morale by saying she looked like a sure thing for the final four. What happened? Obviously, Natalie has no clue. “I really was going to be loyal to those boys, and I’m really kind of shocked right now they let it go to a tie.” Julie asks if she’s mad at them. Well, duh. “They both told me they were going to vote to keep me.”

She carries on this loyalty theme when Julie asks about playing both sides. “I wanted to protect the boys. I didn’t want the girls knowing I was with the boys in case they won HOH.” Girl, that’s exactly what everybody was bitching about!

We conclude Natalie’s segment with the goodbye messages. Sharon says she was evicted simply because everybody heard different things from her. Ryan says he’s sorry, and that’s really about it. Adam, though, goes on about how he loves her. “I think you’re the sweetest person ever…it’s strictly a game play move here.” Sheila concludes by saying they had both good and bad times, and she had to put somebody up and she’s sorry it was her. They both start balling.

We move on the HOH competition. This game’s called “Fact or Fiction”, and well, you can figure out how this one works. The first question regards Allison, and Adam is the only one to get it wrong. Surprisingly everybody gets the guinea pig question wrong. They have no idea on whether a question about Chelsia in the jury house is correct, and Sharon is the only one to guess that she wasn’t taken out by security. (Tee hee.) Too bad Natalie’s not around for the next one, as it’s whether the number eight has a secret meaning in the game. Adam is the only one to say it is true, but it’s fiction.

Interesting – next they’re asked if Amanda’s fainting was fake. Everybody gets that one correct. Another jury house question is next, and it’s whether James and Chelsia are no longer speaking. Everybody guesses correctly.

We’re now at the final question, and Sharon’s leading by one point. The question is whether there was a third secret relationship still in the house. Ryan guesses fact, while the other two guess fiction. OMG, the correct answer is fact!!!

This means we have a tie between Ryan and Sharon. They must guess the total combined minutes everybody stayed in last week’s glass house competition. Oh boy. Sharon guesses 184, while Ryan has written 310. The correct answer is 557 minutes, which means Ryan is HOH!!! (Once again, Sharon has it in the bag, and screws it up in the end.)

But the real question everybody has regards this third relationship. Who could it be? I’m sure we’ll find out soon. Well, we have to as the show ends in 12 days.

Edit: I guess it's the guinea pigs. I didn't see it on the screen, but I guess it was shown. That won't stop the house from talking about it for the rest of their stay.

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No one here? Or all commenting in the other thread?

I assume Natalie is still going.......

HGs Finally Up And About - A Tie Vote In The Works

The HGS have been slow as heck to move around today.

Sheila is all smiles as she mouths to Sharon that she is staying.

The current plan (as of late last night) is that Adam will vote to evict Natalie and Ryan will vote to evict Sharon and Sheila will have to break the tie.

But heck - there is still 3 1/2 hours to eviction so who knows what might transpire between now and then.

Last meal for the condemned?