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I have skipped the live feeds the last few weeks, but people say the chemistry between Will and Janelle is off the charts. Who knows if that is true, but Will has decided that in Janelle, he has the perfect monster. He wants to tear her down, but he plans to build her bigger and faster, and make her into a mean machine capable of taking down James. The great thing about this plan is that Janelle is talking about all the ways she helped Chilltown and is owed something fro her loyalty. Chilltown either repays her loyalty by helping her win power of veto, or sends Janelle home, stabbing her in the front once again. By this time if you leave the house trusting Chilltown, people think you deserve to go home.

Now, the reason why I am loving all of this is because Janelle has the perfect revenge scenario, she just has to have the guts to do it. She says that in her interview she doesn't mind being nominated, because she'll just win the power of veto, and then shove it up all of their asses. Yes! Feisty Janey is back, and you really have to love that, even with all the disturbing imagery involved. I am just glad she didn't say she was going to give them the reach around later.

If there is anything that I hate about Chilltown, and let's be honest, there is a lot, it's the arrogance that they talk about their plans. It's OK when Will does it, because you feel like he can back it up, but Mike? I can't stand his talk about how his nominations are perfect because they satisfy a Mike Boogie decision and a Chilltown decision, even if it really is true. And to top it off, he talks about how there is a higher plan than most people will know, like he is working on the Manhattan Project or is planning on bringing back Crystal Pepsi or something. The only higher plan involved involves the viewers at home desperately trying to find Mike Boogie so they can throw a brick at his head for ruining their summer of television. Not that I am bitter or anything.

Boogie nominates Janelle and James, and the great thing about this episode is that the nominations are not the end. Instead of making us wait a couple of days, we get to have all of this tension and the drama build. The great thing about these nominations is that both people think they are safe, and both have to trust Chilltown, and both trust them enough to go through with the plan.

Before the veto competition, James, who never believed that Janelle was as heartbroken as she let on, starts to talk about how he feels bad for Janelle. James did show remorse when Howie left, and he is almost disappointed that he has to do the same thing to Janelle. Still, he says it is her fault because she trust the wrong people. I wonder if James realizes that he is trusting the same people that he is criticizing Janelle for trusting.

While things before the veto competition were very friendly, it didn't take very long for things to get really heated. Boogie chose Will to play with him, Janelle pulled Danielle's name, and James pulled out Erika. And right before the game, Janelle went to visit the HOH room, where Boogie and Will once again convince Janelle about their plans. Once again, Janelle gives me some hope that the season six Janey is back. Will tried to convince her that they got rid of Howie to help her, but she is suspicious, and says that if she is still in the house, she is going after them. It may never happen, but again, things are lining up for Janelle to stab Will in the front.

When everybody got outside, it looked like some sort of Big Brother meets Easter Island theme. The big idol at one end of the yard was named Oti, the God of Veto Power. Oti would describe a sacrifice he wanted (which were all former houseguests this year), and the veto players would have to run around the yard looking for Voodoo dolls that corresponded with their names. Once they picked up the doll, they had to return to a kneeling stone to make their sacrifice. Their would always been one less stone than players in the game, so somebody would always be the odd man out. Janelle called it like musical chairs or duck-duck-goose.

Danielle was eliminated first, and then Will, who was not playing that hard anyway, was eliminated on the next question. Boogie was the third person eliminated, but he actually helped Janelle that round because he found the proper sacrificial doll, and pointed it out to Janelle. It looked like nobody saw him, and their thought was that nobody would believe they were trying to help Janelle anyway, so it didn't matter.

The fourth question was where things got interesting. Oti asked for the first person eliminated when Nicole from Big Brother two ran the competition, and the answer was Marcellas. There was a little controversy because Janelle and James went after one doll. It appeared that James had it just before Janelle, but she said, "Give me!" and James gave it up. Then suddenly, they both saw a doll a few feet away and Janelle grabbed that before James and dropped the doll that they fought over. It turns out the second doll was Marcellas and the first doll was Howie. Janelle grabbed that second doll and stayed in the game, James only had the Howie doll and was eliminated.

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Posted by J-Unit on August 23, 2006 9:16 AM