Big Brother 10 Recap - - Double Elimination

BIG BROTHER: Double Eviction!

It’s day 52 and the players are in for a big surprise. Again. Dan is showing his balls. He’s playing to win, and he calls it Big Brother Roulette. Ollie is angry, calling Dan a snake. Jerry plans to do nothing and let Michelle self-destruct because of her temper. Dan comments “if you want to make an omlette, you have to break some eggs”, as he describes his intent to wreak havoc among the remaining players. Ollie thinks Dan is a plant, not a regular houseguest and tries to get the others to agree. Memphis thinks it’s dumb. Ollie tells the houseguests that they need to know what Dan has been up to, and Dan welcomes his interpretation of things. As the houseguests argue among themselves, Dan walks upstairs with a smirk on his face.

In the HOH room Ollie asks Dan why he played him for a fool. Ollie is upset he has been disrespected and made to look like a fool in front of millions of people. Yeah, this makes him look work than his showmance…Dan reminds Ollie it’s just a game, but Ollie doesn’t want to hear it. Renny asks Dan if all that drama was really necessary and tells him that she’s too old for the drama. Ollie goes downstairs and starts throwing things, which Dan and crew witness on the HOH monitors. Michelle asks Dan why he had to throw her under the bus, but he only says, again, that he’s playing the game. Michelle cries, AGAIN.

NEWS FROM JULIE

Julie visits from the fake front yard and tells them that after the eviction, and new HOH will be chosen, and another eviction will immediately follow. The votes go in, and sure enough Michelle is sent home. Before anyone can take a potty break, the HOH competition starts. The teammates answer questions about future headlines. The result is a tie between Jerry and Keesha, with Keesha winning HOH again. She puts Jerry (no surprise) back up and Ollie (thank God!). During the POV competition, which immediately follows, Dan wins by finding veto medallions in a haystack and putting up on his post. He leaves the nominees intact. The vote is next, literally, and Ollie gets up and rolls out before Julie can even say his name. He’s angry. He’s got the attitude of a lifetime. He’s missing April. He’s not a happy camper and he’s gunning for Dan. More importantly, he’s on the jury. Either he’ll realize Dan is a real game player, or he’ won’t. We’ll see on September 16th.