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Big Brother 6: Veto #6 . . . backdoor or revolving door?
by C.K. Sample, III, posted Aug 16th 2005 10:54PM
If you're wanting to avoid spoilers, don't read too far in this post. I'll try to keep all the juicy parts after the jump, but it's going to be hard. The idiocy of last episode's HoH competition continued to be heavily felt in tonight's episode. The episode began with everyone reflecting upon how Jen broke her word by nominating both Rachel and Janelle, rather than two of her teammates as part of the effort to backdoor James into the hot seat. There was much lamenting by James on how cowardly the backdoor move was. There was much lamenting by Kaysar on how unfair and wrong it was for Jen to break her word and nominate two of his teammates. What both of these guys meant to say during the confessional talks with Big Brother when they lamented these things was quite simply: "I was an idiot. I shouldn't have let go of the button. I do not deserve to win this game."Check out after the jump for more...
The two respites from all the constant gaming of this episode were Howie modeling his black Speedos and the K-Mart branded co-birthday party for Kaysar and Maggie. They both received cards from their families. Maggie won a PSP and everyone, including Kaysar, was flipping out about it, although Maggie had no idea what it was. Then Kaysar opened his gift: a non-iPod 20GB MP3 player from Sony. He seemed very underwhelmed by it, but politely gave it a "I got a 20GB MP3 PLAYER!!!" shout that wasn't nearly as enthused as his "OH WOW!" at the sight of the PSP.
James with the help of Ivette campaigned against the backdoor switcheroo that would put him out of the house, but going into the veto competition, everyone seemed hell bent on that plan. No one was "gunning" for the veto, so much as eager to make sure that somebody won it. The contest involved throwing circles with the evicted Houseguest's visages on them onto a tiered platform. Each piece had to land on the week that the corresponding person was evicted. Rachel won and took herself off the block, but by the time the veto ceremony rolled around, there had been discussion of getting rid of Kaysar rather than James.
Jen stood up and said that she should evict James because he was dishonest, but that she should evict Kaysar because he himself admitted (way to keep your mouth shut Kaysar) that his team fell apart without him, and then she put Kaysar up instead of James. James literally looked like he was having a heart-attack at not hearing his name. He moved forward with a gasp like he was getting up and then the shock of being spared hit him like a ton of bricks and he just sat there dazed for the rest of the episode as Kaysar went up on the block staring with hatred at Jen for her breaking her word, when it was really his fault for letting go of the button. Welcome to the revolving door, Kaysar. Nobody wants somebody let back in to win.
Of course, there's every chance that Janelle could really piss everyone off before the vote and get the boot, but it is almost sure money that Kaysar is back out. What do you think?
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