Yesterday saw the POV comp take place. This was the comp where each houseguest is given a veto symbol and given a few minutes to hide it in the house. Then, one by one, they're allowed to enter the house and search for the hidden vetoes, destroying the house in the process. The person whose veto is found last wins POV. Jason won the POV. The rest of the house lost as the house was pretty much destroyed and it took them a few hours to restore everything. Watching the reaction of those who didn't participate when they went back into the house afterwards was kind of fun. Christmas seemed the most stunned at the destruction they'd caused.
So with Jason winning POV the decision was then up to him as to whether to use it or not. Much of the house wanted him to pull down Raven and put up Kevin but Jason still likes Kevin and wants him to stay in the house and doesn't need yet another enemy. He also hates Matt and is afraid the house would keep Matt and vote out Kevin if he put Kevin up, so Jason is likely not going to use the veto and keep the nominations the same leaving him wih just one enemy in the house, that being Raven.
Alex, Christmas, Paul and Josh are all determined to get Jason to use the POV on Raven and get out Kevin and they worked Jason hard after he won the POV, but so far anyway, Jason is holding firm with getting out Matt. We'll have to see if he can withstand their arguments all the way until the POV ceremony tomorrow, or if he relents to the pressue. Their argument is that they can mollify Matt and Raven and tell them Kevin was the target all along, so if Matt or Raven win HOH they won't target them. Uh guys, with Kevin gone there would only be seven people left, so two of you would be a target no matter what. Matt and Raven wouldn't target each other, so that leaves five people left and it's you five. (They're not the brightest group of hamsters we've ever seen.)
Speaking of Raven, she announced yesterday that her bones are now wasting away and she's got rough kneecap syndrome. Paul thinks she might be a twin twist. (God help the world if there were two of Raven. One's one too many.) He thinks this because she can't keep her stories and symptoms straight. (It could just be that she's a lying idiot also. My money is on the lying idiot side.)
Paul has the house more or less convinced there will be a Sunday eviction this week (there won't be) and that there will then be a new HOH and they can get rid of Kevin on Thursday. He's pushing for Josh to be the next HOH. Josh is a more compliant sheep than Jason.
The DR may be getting as tired of Paul as the rest of us are. Josh told Christmas that the DR was asking him if he was sure Paul was really with him and Christmas. Apparently he assured them that Paul would never lie to them. Alex is convinced that Paul is a godsend to them and they'd be lost without him, but she couldn't stand a player like Derrick who just coasted through the game. (Okay then.)
If the DR can stir things up a bit and get the house looking at Paul a bit closer, things could get interesting, but who am I kidding? That won't happen. Paul will coast through to the final three and the other two idiots will fight to the death to see who gets to take Paul to the end with them.
We have a show tonight. On tonight's show we'll see the thrilling conclusion of the hotdog bun comp for the HOH. Except of course that there was nothing thrilling about it. It was a fairly short comp with little real drama once Matt and Raven fell. We'll see BB light up the Tree of Temptation and watch as the house guests completely ignore it because Paul told them not to pick an apple. Then of course, the tension leading up to the nominations. Who will Jason nominate? Oh that's right, they'd all decided it would be Matt and Raven and even Matt and Raven knew it would be Matt and Raven, so there's not much there. Hmm ... what else is on TV tonight?
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