Big Brother 10 Episode 21 was a special double eviction night. Michelle was sent packing first, then Ollie was out the door behind her.

The final four alliance remains intact, and Jerry realizes that he’s all alone.

The HOH competition is a carnival. The alliance knows their odds are as good as they could possibly be. Of course, the bad news is that Memphis, Renny, and Dan have won next to nothing. This is even more of a dumb luck competition than usual, as they will have to aim for what day they think something happened in ski ball. If they know the answer but miss by a lot on ski ball, too bad. If they have no clue what the answer is but happen to hit it, that’s how the ball bounces.

What day did Jerry call Dan Judas? The correct answer is 35.
Dan: 39 (4 away)
Memphis: 41 (6)
Jerry: 28 (7)
Renny: 50 (15)

On what day were aliens in the house? The correct answer is 14.
Dan: 18 (4)
Memphis: 23 (9)
Jerry: 7 (7)
Renny: 19 (5)

On what day was Brian blindsided? The correct answer is 6.
Dan: now a total of 11 away
Jerry: total of 19 away
Memphis: total of 20 away
Renny: total of 24 away

When did past houseguests return? The correct answer is 32.
Renny: 38 total penalty points
Memphis: 28 penalty points
Jerry: 22 penalty points
Dan: 16 penalty points

When did the earthquake hit the house? The answer is 22.
Renny: 42 penalty points
Memphis: 30 penalty points
Jerry: 22 penalty points
Dan: 20 penalty points

What day was Jessie evicted? The answer is 31.
Renny: 51 penalty points
Memphis: 33 penalty points
Dan: 31 penalty points (Dan aimed for and hit 30 but ended up 11 away after his ball bounced out)
Jerry: 25 penalty points

What day did the house get lollipops? The answer is 39.
Dan: 31 penalty points
Jerry: 29 penalty points

Jerry wins HOH. As expected, this competition came down to dumb luck. No good can come from this win, but nobody knows what to expect because Jerry could easily nominate any of them. He has been nominated by the three of them that have won HOH, called Memphis a womanizer, called Dan Judas, and fought with Renny from the beginning.

Everyone quickly starts kissing Jerry’s ass, even though none of them had any use for him a few minutes before (and still have no use for him now aside from surviving the week). He tells a story that lasts for 60 years and puts them all to sleep.

Memphis wants both Dan and Keesha to believe he’s going with them to the final two. He’s turning on Renny already, but she prepared herself for that to happen weeks ago.

Memphis and Dan realize that they can’t be on the block together, and that even if one of them’s on the block, short of making a deal with Jerry (or winning veto), he’s probably going to break a tie against them. Jerry’s already thinking along those lines. He wants to go to the final two against Memphis, and he also wants Dan to not be saved by veto if Memphis wins. Memphis plays along and says that he’s out for Dan anyway following last week.

Nominations
Renny is safe.
Memphis is safe.

Dan and Keesha have been nominated for eviction. Jerry tells Dan he doesn’t trust him, and he tells Keesha she’s a strong player. He hopes to get Dan out and believes that Renny will vote for Keesha to stay, allowing him to break a tie if there is one. Memphis’ goal is to get Renny out of the house.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Big Brother 10 episode 23, which airs Tuesday at 9/8c on CBS.

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Big Brother 10’s Keesha Smith had an acting role (using the term loosely) in the low budget horror film The Fear Chamber, in which she played the role of Nancy. The movie came out earlier this year.

The video on Youtube (which has since been deleted she is partially nude and the scene contains blood) gives her the chance to show off her assets to the world.

Even though he agreed to nominate the person who’s supposedly his only ally, Dan decided to go against the plan once it came to nominating either Keesha or Renny in Big Brother 10 Episode 20. Instead, once Memphis won the power of veto, he put Michelle in his place against Jerry. It didn’t make a great deal of sense, but it was, if nothing else, entertaining to see Ollie and Michelle come to the conclusion that Dan must be a plant.

Tonight is a live double eviction night, in which two houseguests will be sent packing. So basically an entire week will be played in an hour, minus all that annoying strategy to get in the way of things.

Jerry hopes that Michelle will self destruct. Michelle’s comments are ******* ***** **** **** (I’m sure there were some words that could be said on national TV in there somewhere). Ollie and Michelle want Keesha mad at Dan, but she knows if they had their way, she’d be on the block. Dan doesn’t care to listen to the obnoxious yelling. And apparently, he’s a plant, and his football picture is fake. Meanwhile, Memphis is a red-headed Cabbage Patch Kid, and Ollie has been embarrassed in front of millions of people.

Then Ollie goes psycho crazy(er) and starts kicking and breaking things. People have been thrown out of this house for less than that.

Votes
Keesha-Michelle
Memphis-Michelle
Ollie-Jerry
Renny-Michelle

By a vote of 3-1, Michelle has been evicted from the Big Brother house. She ignores Dan on the way out. Julie tells her Dan was not a plant. So her new theory is that he’s crazy then. He can take his sorry and put it you know where.

Now we head right into the HOH competition. It’s based on questions asked to viewers based on imaginary headlines from the future.

More likely to get lost on their way home from work? Jerry or Keesha?
America said Keesha.
Everyone gets a point except Renny.

Headlines national comedy tour? Dan or Renny?
America said Renny.
Everyone gets a point except Memphis.

Called a hero after saving family from burning building? Dan or Ollie?
America said Dan.
Only Jerry gets a point.

Entrusted with national security secret? Jerry or Memphis?
America said Jerry.
Everyone gets a point except Memphis.

Life story made into feature film? Jerry or Renny?
America said Renny.
Only Renny gets a point.

Arrested by fashion police? Memphis or Ollie?
America said Memphis.
Jerry and Keesha get a point.

Beats Jessie in arm wrestling competition? Dan or Keesha?
America said Keesha (America is amusing this time).
Jerry and Keesha get points and remain in the game for a tiebreaker.

How many total lollipops were displayed on the table after the food competition? Both guess 100 (actual answer is 218), so we go to another tiebreaker.

If you add the winner’s times from heats 1, 2, and 3 in the one giant leap competition, what would the total time be in seconds? Julie really, really, really needs an answer. Now. Or else. 1,556 is correct. Keesha is closest with 500 and wins HOH.

Jerry and Ollie have been nominated for eviction. Obvious outcome, one that makes this whole rushed week quite pointless unless something happens with veto.

Since we’re down to 6 people, everybody will participate in veto. The competition is veto in a haystick. They must retrieve two veto medallions hidden in hay. Dan gets the first veto medallion. Renny, Memphis, and Keesha are close behind. With his second, Dan wins the power of veto. He’s proving to be quite the force to be reckoned with at this stage.

Dan obviously doesn’t use the power of veto because the two people who need to be on the block are already there.

Votes
Dan-Ollie
Renny-Ollie
Memphis-Ollie

By a unanimous vote, Ollie has been evicted from the Big Brother house. Between Ollie and Michelle going, this proved to be a useful night. He runs out in record time and wants nothing to do with anyone. He is, however, looking forward to joining April in the jury house.

Want to know who wins HOH before Sunday’s show? Check out the BB10 Spoilers.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Big Brother 10 episode 22, which airs Sunday at 8/7c on CBS.

NBC has renewed America’s Got Talent for season four, according to Hollywood Reporter, following its success as the most watched show of the summer.

“The production team has stepped up their game creatively as proven by the strong ratings,” said NBC’s president of alternative programming Craig Plestis. “This is the only show where truly unique and talented performers can achieve their ultimate dream.”

CBS has revealed the cast of Survivor: Gabon, which premieres Thursday September 25th at 8/7c.

Ace Gordon
27
Naples, FL
Jewelry Sales

Robert “Bob” Crowley
58
Portland, ME
Physics Teacher

Charlie Herschel
29
New York, NY
Lawyer

Corinne Kaplan
29
Los Angeles, CA
Pharmaceutical Sales

Crystal Cox
29
Durham, NC
Former Olympic Athlete

Dan Kay
32
Boston, MA
Lawyer

Danny “GC” Brown
26
Portland, OR
Maintenance Man

Gillian Larson
61
Temecula, CA
Retired Nurse

Jacque Berg
25
Santa Barbara, CA
Medical Sales

Jessica “Sugar” Kiper
29
Brooklyn, NY
Pin-Up Model

Kelly Czarnecki
22
Buffalo Grove, IL
Retail Sales

Ken Hoang
22
Westminster, CA
Professional Gamer

Marcus Lehman
28
Atlanta, GA
Doctor

Matty Whitmore
29
Pacific Palisades, CA
Personal Trainer

Michelle Chase
24
Los Angeles, CA
Music Producer

Paloma Soto-Castillo
24
Downey, CA
Student

Randy Bailey
49
Eagle Rock, MO
Wedding Videographer

Susie Smith
47
Charles City, IA
Hairdresser

Want to know more? Meet the cast in this video.

During his endurance competition victory in Big Brother 10 Episode 19, Dan made one of the craziest deals in the history of the show, agreeing to nominate whoever Ollie wanted. Staying true to his word, Dan nominated his ally Memphis, alongside his nemesis Jerry.

Ollie believes his hands are clean. Dan believes the same thing. Neither is correct.

Dan tells Memphis that, despite having gone along with the plan thus far, he has no intention of living up to the agreement of letting Ollie pick the replacement nominee for a veto. Shouldn’t have offered that part of the deal then. That’s a target on his back just waiting to happen.

America’s vote is for a phone call from home. This leads to much tears. Jerry wins and gets to speak to his family, including his sick wife. As hated as Jerry is, I’m not surprised by this because it typically goes to the family person (except the time the dumb blonde was allowed to discuss whether Britney Spears had her baby).

Everybody feels threatened by Michelle, especially since Ollie’s made it so obvious they’re in an alliance now.

Dan picks Renny for veto.
Ollie picks Keesha.
Jerry picks Michelle (houseguest’s choice).

The players get in their spacesuits and land on planet veto. Michelle, Dan, and Keesha are in race 1. Memphis, Jerry, and Renny are in race 2. They must glide back and forth above the ground collecting puzzle pieces, then solve the puzzle, being careful of the extra puzzle pieces. Keesha wins race 1. Memphis is doing this how it should be done, getting across without even needing to use his hands on the cable, and he wins the second race. Keesha and Memphis go head to head with a new puzzle. Memphis wins this race and the power of veto.

Ollie’s giddy. He believes he’s safe and that Dan is willing to piss off his allies by nominating (another) one of them.

Ollie tells Dan he wants Keesha to go up. So now he’s revealed both his closest ally and his two biggest enemies. Keep a little something to yourself, dude.

Dan’s still hoping to remove some of the target he’s put on his back. He wants to play a game at veto, and he wants to get each person at the ceremony to say another person’s name for who they want as the replacement. He sets it up beforehand and hopes it will go through according to plan when they actually hold the ceremony. Michelle says Keesha. Ollie agrees to Renny after Dan badgers him. Keesha’s okay saying Michelle. Renny reluctantly agrees to say Ollie, but only after Dan tells her that Ollie will be saying her name.

As expected, Memphis will be removing himself from the block. Dan goes through with his plan, turning it back to the houseguests. He asks everybody what they think and gives them a warning to play by his rules or else. The houseguests all answer as they had previously. Pretty pointless, except that he did manage to drive a wedge between Renny and Ollie.

When all’s said and done, Dan goes against his deal and nominates Michelle in Memphis’ place. I’m not real sure what difference it makes whether Memphis or Keesha is up on the block since he’s still got the votes either way. Unless he really just doesn’t trust Memphis.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Big Brother 10 episode 21, which airs Thursday at 8/7c on CBS.

ABC has announced the cast for season 7 of Dancing with the Stars.

Kim Kardashian, reality TV star

Cloris Leachman, Oscar-winning actress (The Last Picture Show)

Maurice Greene, Olympic sprinter

Lance Bass, N*SYNC

Rocco DiSpirito, TV chef

Warren Sapp, NFL star

Misty May-Treanor, Olympic beach volleyballer

Toni Braxton, Grammy award-winning R&B star

Cody Linley, actor (Hannah Montana)

Ted McGinley, actor (Happy Days, Dynasty, Married with Children)

Brooke Burke, actress

Jeffrey Ross, celebrity roaster and comedian

Susan Lucci, actress (All My Children)

I’m attempting to come up with another adjective to describe this story, but I keep going back to pointless. Apparently, what we were missing the last 7 seasons was a fourth judge. Songwriter Kara DioGuardi has joined Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell, and Randy Jackson at the judges’ table.

“We are turning the heat up on ‘Idol’ this year and are thrilled to welcome Kara to the judges’ table,” said creator and executive producer Simon Fuller. “She is a smart, sassy lady, and one of America’s most successful songwriters. We know she will bring a new level of energy and excitement to the show.”

“We had originally intended for American Idol to have four judges,” said executive producer Cecile Frot-Coutaz. “We’ve seen from our international series that having a fourth judge creates a dynamic that benefits both the contestants and the viewers.”

Following April’s eviction from the house, we left off in Big Brother 10 Episode 18 at the start of an endurance HOH competition.

It’s like a carnival ride. The contestants are being swung up and down and back and forth into a wall. Jerry is the first one out after 41 minutes. Keesha falls at 1 hour 5 minutes. In addition to not being able to feel their legs, the rain is making for a cold competition. Michelle drops at 1 hour 59 minutes. Memphis hangs in for quite a while longer but drops at 3 hours 19 minutes, leaving Dan and Ollie to fight for HOH.

Ollie’s desperate for this after what happened with April. Meanwhile, Dan had been playing the Dr. Will game until Renny’s HOH, but he doesn’t trust Ollie either. Let the deal making begin. Problem is neither guy wants to step down. Dan swears on his girlfriend that Ollie’s safe, but he’s not interested. Dan wants to make it look like he’s still weak, even if he wins HOH. He makes another deal. Dan picks one nomination, excluding the two people Ollie wants safe. Ollie calls all the shots after that. Ollie takes the deal, and Dan wins HOH. He knows it’s a crap deal, but he’s confident it will work out nonetheless.

When Dan goes to his HOH unveiling, he’s still thinking strategy, turning on some tears to make the other houseguests think he’s a weak player.

Ollie lets Dan know his target: Memphis. So much for the secret alliance. This is a genius move if it works because it throws anyone off the scent of their alliance, but it’s dog dumb if Memphis ends up going home.

Dan knows he needs two votes to keep Memphis safe. Keesha’s an easy vote. The problem is Renny really can’t be trusted. She lets him know that Memphis can’t be trusted, but she seems to be comfortable with bringing Memphis to the final four and then cutting him.

Memphis emphasizes it’s a stupid deal. Dan realizes it’s a stupid deal but just wonders whether it’s worth the risk.

Jerry tells us that his approach doesn’t involve sour grapes.

Nominations
Ollie is safe.
Renny is safe.
Keesha is safe.
Michelle is safe.

As planned, Jerry and Memphis have been nominated for eviction. This is one of the craziest nominations ever, but Dan’s positioned himself nicely in the house regardless of what happens. The ironic thing is that his only real danger now is his ally, who’s pissed off that he nominated him.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Big Brother 10 episode 20, which airs Tuesday at 9/8c on CBS.

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