Previously on Big Brother: Pass The Cyanide, Asshole and Sharon won HOH and proceeded to walk around like king and queen of BB in a way that makes Jen and Parker's power trip seem restrained and subtle by comparison. Asshole decided he wanted to eliminate the non-threat of Allison and Ryan over the major threat of Matt and Natalie for entirely personal reasons, while screaming like the drama queen he is. Matt and Natalie were nominated, won the veto, and were replaced by Adam and Sheila, meaning either Adam and Sheila or Allison and Ryan will be leaving. At the end of the last episode BB played a super annoying siren for the house guests, telling them the next time they heard that noise, it would signal a twist. With any luck the twist will be that all these idiots are thrown out, and they bring in an interesting cast instead.
The Chen-bot welcomes us, wearing a bizarre combo of sweater and deployed air bag, before going into all the happenings in the house. She yaps about Asshole going crazy because of Allison and Sheila, instead of the real reason (because he's a bad person), and all I can think is that the Chen-bot looks as bored as the viewer is with this group. She mentions that the house guests assume both Allison and Ryan will be leaving, instead of assuming for even one second that the big twist is the end of the pairs. Then again, they are all idiots so maybe it's not surprising they don't realize this.
Now we get a scene talking about the fall out from the siren and from Adam and Sheila's nomination. Sheila whines in the DR about how much it sucks being on the block. Really Sheila, everyone else had a grand ole' time on the block! Sheila just whines a lot, and tells us that she came here to win, and that we can buy a copy of her book that doesn't exist and she only came into this house to promote!
You know what really drives me nuts about Sheila? Or rather, what two (of many) things drive me the most nuts? Sheila is here to promote a book, a book that does not exist! It's one thing if you're promoting a book you wrote, but Sheila came to promote a book that could "theoretically one day be ghost written". And no, in the intervening years since BB9, Sheila's book still hasn't been written because no ghost writer is so hard up for cash that they'd write a book about the "thrilling" life of fucking Sheila. Second, the thing that drives me even more crazy is, not only is Sheila not here to win, Sheila can't admit this! Sheila is here to promote a non-existent book! She took a spot away from one person who would have fought tooth and nail to win on a season other than this! Yet, Sheila refuses to admit it. Why? Sheila is a shit head.
Allison is thrilled to be up against Sheila, since either she or Sheila is going home, but either way it means Allison will never have to be in the same room as Sheila again. Okay, now that is something worth celebrating . Matt crows like a retarded rooster, stating it's time for him and Natalieto rock the boat to start calling the shots. Dear God this will hurt. Matt states he's not sure which side he wants to go with (NotSheilaNotSheilaNotSheila), but whichever side he saves will owe him. Dude, they both voted to save your control freak ass last week. They don't owe you dick.

Now we get Sheila, Adam, James, and Matt in the back yard talking about that stupid alarm. Watching these four try to think is like watching a monkey repeatedly stick a metal object into an electrical outlet. They don't accomplish anything, and though they keep trying, they are really only hurting themselves when they do this.
James, who fan's of this season tell me is the smartest player of the season, believes the siren gives immunity to those on the block. The smartest player of the season ladies and gentlemen! Dumbass, you signed up to play this game for eighty days! If you stay in pairs, how in the purple fuck can this game last eighty days!? Use that dyed-pink brain of yours, it means that the duos are ending! Also, if both pairs on the block got immunity, who the hell do they vote for? They can't vote for the HOH, so it would be you and Chelsia or Matt and Natalie. Your pink ass would be gone!
What I really find funny is that these idiots keep assuming the siren will go off at any second, instead of (far more likely) during the live show. Why would CBS just throw a random twist in for no reason? Is the season really that dull? Are you all really that unlikable? Wait, don't answer that.
Natalie and Asshole are also talking about the siren, outside of the HOH room. Natalie is convinced the siren will go off tonight because God sent her a message in her toilet paper. Natalie's eyes are bugging out to almost Adam proportions, and she thinks another couple will come back. Dear God no! We got rid of these jack-offs once, we do not need them coming back. Natalie whines in the DR that a returning pair might be coming, specifically to wreck her and Matt's game, and that's not fair damn it! Because everyone both in, and out of the house should be thinking about her and Matt nonstop.
We find Allison and Ryan out by the hot tub the next day, and Allison finally admits she's worried about their chances. Nah, really? To her credit, Allison is smart enough not to trust Matt, while Ryan does without a second thought. If this were a single player game, their would be no problem with trusting Matt. But it isn't single player, it's people playing a single player game in pairs. This just highlights how fucking stupid the duo twist was. Ryan goes to confirm that Matt will help him, and Matt gives him a very fake, profanity filled promise.
Matt states he is playing both sides and wants to have no enemies, failing to realize that if Chelsia and James vote the same way he does, then the vote will be unanimous and one side will know he's lying. Since the siren will end the duo twist, this means whichever member of the pair that is nearly evicted ends up staying, will be pissed at Matt.
We watch him give the same profanity-laced promises to the other three idiots on the block. Somehow, he manages to tell Sheila he wants her to stay without breaking up laughing. I would have been. Allison goes to work James and Chelsia, in the back yard hammock, for their vote. It's here that Matt's stupid plan falls to pieces, as Allison casually mentions she has Matt's vote. The problem is that the Toxic-Twins were told by Matt that he will be voting to save Adam. This leads to a huge blow up between Matt, James, Allison, Chelsia, Adam, Sheila, and Ryan! A blow up that only the live feed viewers saw, because CBS decided interesting TV had no business being on BB9. No, what the viewers want are repetitive five minute scenes stretched to last forty minutes, that makes great TV!
We see James walking into the sauna room where Sheila is, and Sheila tells him she has Matt's vote. The problem is that James conversation with Sheila came before his conversation with Allison, meaning CBS has not so much edited together footage as it has butchered footage with no reason, and duck-taped it together.
Now James goes out to talk to Matt, Ryan, Natalie and Adam. His hair is freshly shaved now, despite not being earlier. See what I mean by the editing in this show being crap? It might just be the light in this scene (the back yard cameras are real shit), but I don't know. Anyway, he asks them to come inside to talk. Adam immediately tries to sell him drugs, Ryan devours an entire fridge of food, and Matt hits on everything with legs, since the three of them do not have enough brains between them to actually have a conversation.
Well no, but would that surprise you? Instead, we see that much like Matt can only hit on people, James can only do one non-game thing also, play the morally superior card. James starts yapping about how he doesn't appreciate how Matt is telling people how he's voting, promising both Adam and Ryan his votes, voice dripping with condescension as he talks. Matt says something intelligent...let that sink in...by asking why James cares how Matt is voting.
Good question, what is your response James?
"I haven't told shit"
The best player of the season! One, that response has nothing to do with your complaint against Matt. Two, you still didn't answer the question! Why has Matt doing this gotten your dick in a knot? James accuses Matt about playing both couples. Playing people? In a game based on manipulation!? Outrageous! James, unless you want to give Matt the prize money for playing the damn game, stop trying to act like this is some big moral issue.
James defends his issues, claiming that by causing a fight he's not trying to create a fight...or something, I do not care. Oh thank Christ, the Chen-bot interrupts this monotony. I never thought I'd say this, but this episode is more alive because the Chen-bot is in it. She states that later we'll find out what the oh so mysterious siren means, just in case some members of the audience are too stupid to figure out that the couples twist will be ending. Given that they are willingly watching this show, that's a safe bet. Then we'll hear from Natalie and Matt's families, because since Ryan and Allison are being evicted, it makes perfect sense to hear from Natalie and Matt's families.
But first! We get to hear some pointless diary room segments from the two voting couples, trying desperately to make it a surprise when they unanimously evict Ryan and Allison. Natalie yaps about Allison being negative, and she appears to be sweating as she talks, like she just finished some strenuous activity. Matt yaps about something, while keeping his hand clenched over the crotch area of his sweat pants (nice to see you dressed up for this Matt). I look up at Natalie's mouth, and down at Matt's boner, and I realize what strenuous activity was just taking place.
Chelsia yaps next about Sheila and Adam only being a threat to the viewer's sanity. The two of them are not game threats, and Adam doesn't sell drugs on her corner, so they're not threats outside of the house either! James calls her an idiot, and follows up with a double bitch-slap and karate chop to the stomach! Well, he does call her an idiot. Christ almighty this episode is boring.
Now it's time to check in on the house guests in the living room. Boring! The Chen-bot asks them about the siren, and James talks first. He first guesses that it might mean they're going to play as "solo people" (what?), or that it might be a nuclear meltdown. Only in my dreams. James talks about how people were terrified that the house was cursed, and Natalie even wore tinfoil on her head to block evil government transmissions into her brain. Then she found out about the siren and really went crazy!
Matt speaks next, but all I hear is "blah blah blah blah, I'm from Boston, muckeling.". That's pretty much all their is to anything that comes out of Matt's mouth. Did I mention this episode is boring? This entire Q&A session exists for one reason, to pad out the episode and make it last 45 minutes. And guess what? It, much like Natalie, sucks! Their is more padding in this episode, then episode!
Sweet damn, if you actually care, Matt thinks they're going to be moved to an identical Big Brother house to finish the season. Number one, why bother? Why not leave you in this one? Number two, do you idiots honestly think you bring in big enough ratings to justify that much money spending? Who do you think you are, Jeff and Jordan?
Since this episode still has a slight bit of life left, the Chen-bot turns to Sharon, asking her to kill any interest the viewer might have in these people. Sharon delivers, when talking about being partnered with Asshole. I honestly start to doze off during this, Sharon is so boring that the people in the living room all drop unconscious as she talks. I suspect this is a common occurrence.
I'm skipping the rest of the questions, since they do not get any better and this episode feels like it's lasted fifteen years, rather then fifteen minutes. Yes really. I've ranted and raved this long, and we're only fifteen minutes in. Be very afraid.
Alright, time for the family visits, my favorite part. I get to skip what's actually happening and just make some (much more interesting) shit up instead. Everyone wins!
First it's off to the South End of Boston, where we meet Matt's friends. We meet Matt's two muscle bound, leather wearing room mates who I will call Chip and Dip. They are asked to talk about Matt's soul mate and partner.
Chip: Well Matt and Alex, the two of them are just so perfect together. Alex is supportive, he listens, he likes to share a hammock with Matt and without a shirt, and that's really what you want in a partner.
Dip: Plus, Alex compliment's Matt perfectly. He has a brain, Matt doesn't. Matt has a personality, Alex doesn't. The two just mesh like that.
Interviewer: Uh, that's great and all, but Matt's partner is Natalie.
Chip & Dip: Whose Natalie?
Now it's off too the Beaver State. We see Natalie's home, the Salem Hospital Psychiatric Medicine Center, and we meet her current doctor, Doctor Caramel. Doctor Caramel warns us that Natalie is dangerously unstable, and should be sent back to the hospital immediately. We watch the camera man hand Natalie's doctor a big wad of cash, and Doctor Caramel states Natalie is a perfectly sane girl, who was not broken out of a hospital by CBS and locked up in a house with complete strangers, just to drive them insane.
Next we hear from both groups, who talk about Matt and Natalie's exes. Chip & Dip state that Matt has never been able to hold down a steady girlfriend. They show pictures of Matt on the job as a roofer, without a shirt, and looking at other shirtless men. They show pictures Matt spending his birthday at a bar called the Manhole. They show Matt and a guy who looks like Alex sitting on their couch together, shirtless. I have no idea why Matt can't keep a woman.
Now we see Natalie's doctor, who show's us pictures of some of Natalie's exes. We see a picture of Natalie's first boyfriend, Kevin, who was her boyfriend when the two were six years old. They broke up during lunch on a school day. Doctor Caramel then shows us a picture from the next day. Six year old Natalie is being dragged off by FBI agents, with a sniper rifle slung over her shoulder, screaming "Reagan has to die so Kevin will know how much I love him!"
Next we see a picture of fifteen year old Natalie with her boyfriend Mark. They broke up after four weeks of dating. Doctor Caramel shows us a picture of Mark's house, which strangely burned to the ground the day after he and Natalie broke up. With him and his family only barely making it out in time.
Finally we see a picture of Natalie and her most recent boyfriend, Erik. Erik broke up with her the week before BB9 started. We see a picture of Erik five hours after the break up. The doctors were able to save most of his face, but they had to amputate his hands. They still don't know where Natalie got the cork-screw from, or how she was able to move so fast. The doctors think that, with a lot of hope, Erik might one day take liquids in through his mouth again.
Matt's male room mates and Natalie's doctor think the two can make it as a couple. He's closeted, and she's in denial, it's a perfect match! They also believe the two have a chance to win the game, because they have both God and the wishes of the Boston gay community on their side.
Time to return to the Chen-bot, who reminds us that either Ryan and Allison, or Sheila and Adam will be not-evicted. Yes it's time to explain that stupid siren. When the evicted couple reaches the door, the door will be locked. The couples will then be split, and either Ryan or Allison, err, either member of the evicted couple will be evicted for real.
So wait, that really is it? You have a siren you blare whenever you decide to change the rules of the game? Christ that's a stupid twist. It makes the Golden Key look smart by comparison. This means their is no point to playing the game by the rules, none what so ever. You could be going along, evicting people, making alliances, then the siren blares and they've decided to replace half the cast with monkeys. Which...well it wouldn't be that big of a change really. Sheila would suddenly be quieter if they replaced her with a monkey, and less likely to sling shit, but otherwise I doubt I'd notice the difference.
Wait, since it's no longer Big Brother: Till Death Do You Part, it means I can change the picture at the beginning of every entry. I can change it from this:
To this:
Such a difference!
The Chen-bot reminds us that it's time to see who will be not-evicted. She mocks the house guests believing that the couple that is supposed to be evicted, will actually be evicted. The Chen-bot then declares the producers are God, and the house guests will all now need to make a blood sacrifice to Allison Grodner. First person to sacrifice Asshole has my eternal devotion.
Blah blah blah, in a few moments votes will be revealed, SHUT THE FUCK UP AND MAKE SOMETHING INTERESTING HAPPEN! For Christ sake, a part of me is dying watching them pad the episode by having the Chen-bot say things twice!
Alright, finally time to reveal the vote. To the surprise of no one, Ryan and Allison were evicted unanimously. As they reach the door though, the Siren of Plot-Twist Convenience sounds, locking them. Oh Dear God, being locked in the Big Brother 9 house!? With Asshole, Chelsia, and Sheila!? It would be better to die!
They all return to the idiots, and Allison looks super happy. No idea why, it just means that they'll be evicting her now rather then five minutes ago, and the show's producers get to raise her hopes up, only to crush them once again. Allison Grodner gets off on this sort of thing. Every night she masturbates to video footage of Amanda and Allison sobbing.
Incidentally, Asshole looks absolutely pissed. Awe, what's the matter? Plan not work exactly the way you wanted it? Allison being happy make you sad? Go to hell.
The Chen-bot informs them that this is no longer Big Brother: Till Death Do You Part, because they are about to part. And since the season was "Till Death", in order to part, they first must die. To that end, they're pumping mustard gas into the house to kill all these idiots so they can replace them with a more interesting group. Well no, but that would be awesome. Instead, the Chen-bot informs them that Ryan and Allison are not both being evicted. Instead, only one of them will be evicted, crushing their dreams much harder this time. The producers planned it this way...because they're sick bastards who like it when people cry, let's be honest.
The idiots celebrate no longer being couples, especially Matt who can now get that restraining order he always wanted. These morons celebrate so much that the Chen-bot has to start her teacher mode, and force them to calm down. The Chen-bot tells them they'll be voting for either Allison or Ryan to leave, then tries to act like it's some big mystery as to who will be leaving.
We get to hear their plea speeches. Ryan says "you know" about a thousand times and verbally rambles a lot. He talks and talks, and yet doesn't say anything. Kind of like a politician. Allison rambles also, with tears instead of "you know"s. She sounds desperate, but it's all for not, as Allison has been evicted by a 6-0 vote. Say, remember when Sheila yapped about how much more truthful she was then Allison? And how even earlier, both Allison and Sheila swore they would never evict each other? Yeah, Sheila's word is worth a half pound of shit. Why do I get the feeling when God was creating Sheila, he meant to create her like this:
Allison looks just crushed, and I usually would feel sorry, except with Allison gone it means we're one person closer to the end! Yahoo! Anyway, usually people hug the person whose leaving and escort her to the door, these dipshits don't even bother to look at Allison as she leaves. Nice.
As is my rule, I am skipping the Chen-bot interview since I do not care. We learn nothing of any importance, other then Asshole left a nasty good-bye message, and Sheila is a bitch. Except, we already knew both of those things.
With that boring out of the way, time for the Head of Household competition. Now on a good season, this would be the point where you start to feel anxious, hoping to see your favorite win. This season though I have no favorite, just people I hate less then others. Individual or not, I hate you all. Also, I got to ask, why is the challenge boat themed? Come to think of it, why are so many things this season boat themed? I get the log cabin motif, since log cabins make you think of romance and slasher movies that end with this cast butchered by Jason Voorhees. But fishing boats? They are not romantic! They make me think of being sea-sick. Then again, with this cast maybe that is the correct feeling to have.
The competition is called Time After Time. The Chen-bot asks a bunch of true/false questions about events in the house, if they happened before or after other events. Answer correct, you move on to the next round. Answer incorrect, they'll unleash another stupid twist! Well no, that'll happen anyway, you'll just be eliminated.
The first question is about Stupid Man! Did he call Parker a snake before Parker and Jen won ten grand? Given that they won the money by becoming the Power Couple, and Stupid Man! called Parker a snake because of this, I doubt even these people are stupid enough to answer that wrong. Hey I'm correct, for once they all got a question right.
The next question is about something Asshole said about his family, between the rants and profanity. Did it happen before or after the stupid fucking Jericho tie-in? Well how the hell would they know? When Asshole starts talking, most people immediately go to their mental happy place so they wont have to hear him! This question is a shot in the dark, with everyone except James and Natalie answering true. James and Natalie are wrong, and gone.
Next one has to do with the first HOH, and again is about Asshole. I refuse to talk about that piece of dog shit, and so I will simply say that Sheila, Matt, and Chelsia are eliminated. Either Ryan or Adam will be HOH.
Huh, I wonder if they still feel so good about evicting Allison?
Sweet fuck, the camera actually cuts away from the competition, to the inside of the guinea pig cage! The camera in the guinea pig cage is the one the live feeds switch too when they don't want people to see what the house guests are doing. It's not supposed to be fucking used on the live show! The incompetence on display here boggles the mind.
Next question they both get right. The question after is again about the challenge involving the fucking Jericho tie-in, for crap sake shut up about that stupid show! Anyway, they ask if that challenge happened before this group of special needs house guests voted to give up cups but to still have a margarita party. The answer is false, it happened after, which they both get again. Finally, on the next question they both answer different things. Ryan gets the question correct. Ryan is the new HOH.
YES!!!!! I may hate Ryan, but I hate Asshole even more and knowing that he failed to get Ryan evicted makes this fucking sweet for me!!! Yahoooo!!!!!!!!! Asshole looks like he's going to throw up. You've got to wonder what is going through his head. If I had my way, it would be my fist, but the knowledge of his impending eviction is a good back-up.
The Chen-bot mentions the game is changing, and then...yet another twist. Oh fuck me. Yes, the Chen-bot reveals that the evicted idiots did not go home, and instead they went to sequester houses. The viewers will get a chance to vote one of them into the house. Or rather, into having a chance to get back into the house. Come on CBS, most people don't like you bringing people back during a good season. Why the fuck would we want to see the social misfits that are Alex, Jacob, Amanda, or Jen ever again? Second, if America votes one of these idiots back into the game, then let the come the fuck back in! You're charging people money to vote for this, let their vote fucking matter!
Damn it, we'll get into this stupidity later. Ryan is HOH, and Asshole is kissing ass. All is right with the world.
The Chen-bot welcomes us, wearing a bizarre combo of sweater and deployed air bag, before going into all the happenings in the house. She yaps about Asshole going crazy because of Allison and Sheila, instead of the real reason (because he's a bad person), and all I can think is that the Chen-bot looks as bored as the viewer is with this group. She mentions that the house guests assume both Allison and Ryan will be leaving, instead of assuming for even one second that the big twist is the end of the pairs. Then again, they are all idiots so maybe it's not surprising they don't realize this.
Now we get a scene talking about the fall out from the siren and from Adam and Sheila's nomination. Sheila whines in the DR about how much it sucks being on the block. Really Sheila, everyone else had a grand ole' time on the block! Sheila just whines a lot, and tells us that she came here to win, and that we can buy a copy of her book that doesn't exist and she only came into this house to promote!
You know what really drives me nuts about Sheila? Or rather, what two (of many) things drive me the most nuts? Sheila is here to promote a book, a book that does not exist! It's one thing if you're promoting a book you wrote, but Sheila came to promote a book that could "theoretically one day be ghost written". And no, in the intervening years since BB9, Sheila's book still hasn't been written because no ghost writer is so hard up for cash that they'd write a book about the "thrilling" life of fucking Sheila. Second, the thing that drives me even more crazy is, not only is Sheila not here to win, Sheila can't admit this! Sheila is here to promote a non-existent book! She took a spot away from one person who would have fought tooth and nail to win on a season other than this! Yet, Sheila refuses to admit it. Why? Sheila is a shit head.
Allison is thrilled to be up against Sheila, since either she or Sheila is going home, but either way it means Allison will never have to be in the same room as Sheila again. Okay, now that is something worth celebrating . Matt crows like a retarded rooster, stating it's time for him and Natalie

Now we get Sheila, Adam, James, and Matt in the back yard talking about that stupid alarm. Watching these four try to think is like watching a monkey repeatedly stick a metal object into an electrical outlet. They don't accomplish anything, and though they keep trying, they are really only hurting themselves when they do this.
James, who fan's of this season tell me is the smartest player of the season, believes the siren gives immunity to those on the block. The smartest player of the season ladies and gentlemen! Dumbass, you signed up to play this game for eighty days! If you stay in pairs, how in the purple fuck can this game last eighty days!? Use that dyed-pink brain of yours, it means that the duos are ending! Also, if both pairs on the block got immunity, who the hell do they vote for? They can't vote for the HOH, so it would be you and Chelsia or Matt and Natalie. Your pink ass would be gone!
What I really find funny is that these idiots keep assuming the siren will go off at any second, instead of (far more likely) during the live show. Why would CBS just throw a random twist in for no reason? Is the season really that dull? Are you all really that unlikable? Wait, don't answer that.
Natalie and Asshole are also talking about the siren, outside of the HOH room. Natalie is convinced the siren will go off tonight because God sent her a message in her toilet paper. Natalie's eyes are bugging out to almost Adam proportions, and she thinks another couple will come back. Dear God no! We got rid of these jack-offs once, we do not need them coming back. Natalie whines in the DR that a returning pair might be coming, specifically to wreck her and Matt's game, and that's not fair damn it! Because everyone both in, and out of the house should be thinking about her and Matt nonstop.
We find Allison and Ryan out by the hot tub the next day, and Allison finally admits she's worried about their chances. Nah, really? To her credit, Allison is smart enough not to trust Matt, while Ryan does without a second thought. If this were a single player game, their would be no problem with trusting Matt. But it isn't single player, it's people playing a single player game in pairs. This just highlights how fucking stupid the duo twist was. Ryan goes to confirm that Matt will help him, and Matt gives him a very fake, profanity filled promise.
Matt states he is playing both sides and wants to have no enemies, failing to realize that if Chelsia and James vote the same way he does, then the vote will be unanimous and one side will know he's lying. Since the siren will end the duo twist, this means whichever member of the pair that is nearly evicted ends up staying, will be pissed at Matt.
We watch him give the same profanity-laced promises to the other three idiots on the block. Somehow, he manages to tell Sheila he wants her to stay without breaking up laughing. I would have been. Allison goes to work James and Chelsia, in the back yard hammock, for their vote. It's here that Matt's stupid plan falls to pieces, as Allison casually mentions she has Matt's vote. The problem is that the Toxic-Twins were told by Matt that he will be voting to save Adam. This leads to a huge blow up between Matt, James, Allison, Chelsia, Adam, Sheila, and Ryan! A blow up that only the live feed viewers saw, because CBS decided interesting TV had no business being on BB9. No, what the viewers want are repetitive five minute scenes stretched to last forty minutes, that makes great TV!
We see James walking into the sauna room where Sheila is, and Sheila tells him she has Matt's vote. The problem is that James conversation with Sheila came before his conversation with Allison, meaning CBS has not so much edited together footage as it has butchered footage with no reason, and duck-taped it together.
Now James goes out to talk to Matt, Ryan, Natalie and Adam. His hair is freshly shaved now, despite not being earlier. See what I mean by the editing in this show being crap? It might just be the light in this scene (the back yard cameras are real shit), but I don't know. Anyway, he asks them to come inside to talk. Adam immediately tries to sell him drugs, Ryan devours an entire fridge of food, and Matt hits on everything with legs, since the three of them do not have enough brains between them to actually have a conversation.
Well no, but would that surprise you? Instead, we see that much like Matt can only hit on people, James can only do one non-game thing also, play the morally superior card. James starts yapping about how he doesn't appreciate how Matt is telling people how he's voting, promising both Adam and Ryan his votes, voice dripping with condescension as he talks. Matt says something intelligent...let that sink in...by asking why James cares how Matt is voting.
Good question, what is your response James?
"I haven't told shit"
The best player of the season! One, that response has nothing to do with your complaint against Matt. Two, you still didn't answer the question! Why has Matt doing this gotten your dick in a knot? James accuses Matt about playing both couples. Playing people? In a game based on manipulation!? Outrageous! James, unless you want to give Matt the prize money for playing the damn game, stop trying to act like this is some big moral issue.
James defends his issues, claiming that by causing a fight he's not trying to create a fight...or something, I do not care. Oh thank Christ, the Chen-bot interrupts this monotony. I never thought I'd say this, but this episode is more alive because the Chen-bot is in it. She states that later we'll find out what the oh so mysterious siren means, just in case some members of the audience are too stupid to figure out that the couples twist will be ending. Given that they are willingly watching this show, that's a safe bet. Then we'll hear from Natalie and Matt's families, because since Ryan and Allison are being evicted, it makes perfect sense to hear from Natalie and Matt's families.
But first! We get to hear some pointless diary room segments from the two voting couples, trying desperately to make it a surprise when they unanimously evict Ryan and Allison. Natalie yaps about Allison being negative, and she appears to be sweating as she talks, like she just finished some strenuous activity. Matt yaps about something, while keeping his hand clenched over the crotch area of his sweat pants (nice to see you dressed up for this Matt). I look up at Natalie's mouth, and down at Matt's boner, and I realize what strenuous activity was just taking place.Chelsia yaps next about Sheila and Adam only being a threat to the viewer's sanity. The two of them are not game threats, and Adam doesn't sell drugs on her corner, so they're not threats outside of the house either! James calls her an idiot, and follows up with a double bitch-slap and karate chop to the stomach! Well, he does call her an idiot. Christ almighty this episode is boring.
Now it's time to check in on the house guests in the living room. Boring! The Chen-bot asks them about the siren, and James talks first. He first guesses that it might mean they're going to play as "solo people" (what?), or that it might be a nuclear meltdown. Only in my dreams. James talks about how people were terrified that the house was cursed, and Natalie even wore tinfoil on her head to block evil government transmissions into her brain. Then she found out about the siren and really went crazy!
Matt speaks next, but all I hear is "blah blah blah blah, I'm from Boston, muckeling.". That's pretty much all their is to anything that comes out of Matt's mouth. Did I mention this episode is boring? This entire Q&A session exists for one reason, to pad out the episode and make it last 45 minutes. And guess what? It, much like Natalie, sucks! Their is more padding in this episode, then episode!
Sweet damn, if you actually care, Matt thinks they're going to be moved to an identical Big Brother house to finish the season. Number one, why bother? Why not leave you in this one? Number two, do you idiots honestly think you bring in big enough ratings to justify that much money spending? Who do you think you are, Jeff and Jordan?
Since this episode still has a slight bit of life left, the Chen-bot turns to Sharon, asking her to kill any interest the viewer might have in these people. Sharon delivers, when talking about being partnered with Asshole. I honestly start to doze off during this, Sharon is so boring that the people in the living room all drop unconscious as she talks. I suspect this is a common occurrence.
I'm skipping the rest of the questions, since they do not get any better and this episode feels like it's lasted fifteen years, rather then fifteen minutes. Yes really. I've ranted and raved this long, and we're only fifteen minutes in. Be very afraid.
Alright, time for the family visits, my favorite part. I get to skip what's actually happening and just make some (much more interesting) shit up instead. Everyone wins!
First it's off to the South End of Boston, where we meet Matt's friends. We meet Matt's two muscle bound, leather wearing room mates who I will call Chip and Dip. They are asked to talk about Matt's soul mate and partner.
Chip: Well Matt and Alex, the two of them are just so perfect together. Alex is supportive, he listens, he likes to share a hammock with Matt and without a shirt, and that's really what you want in a partner.
Dip: Plus, Alex compliment's Matt perfectly. He has a brain, Matt doesn't. Matt has a personality, Alex doesn't. The two just mesh like that.
Interviewer: Uh, that's great and all, but Matt's partner is Natalie.
Chip & Dip: Whose Natalie?
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| Cell, Sweet Cell |
Next we hear from both groups, who talk about Matt and Natalie's exes. Chip & Dip state that Matt has never been able to hold down a steady girlfriend. They show pictures of Matt on the job as a roofer, without a shirt, and looking at other shirtless men. They show pictures Matt spending his birthday at a bar called the Manhole. They show Matt and a guy who looks like Alex sitting on their couch together, shirtless. I have no idea why Matt can't keep a woman.
Now we see Natalie's doctor, who show's us pictures of some of Natalie's exes. We see a picture of Natalie's first boyfriend, Kevin, who was her boyfriend when the two were six years old. They broke up during lunch on a school day. Doctor Caramel then shows us a picture from the next day. Six year old Natalie is being dragged off by FBI agents, with a sniper rifle slung over her shoulder, screaming "Reagan has to die so Kevin will know how much I love him!"
Next we see a picture of fifteen year old Natalie with her boyfriend Mark. They broke up after four weeks of dating. Doctor Caramel shows us a picture of Mark's house, which strangely burned to the ground the day after he and Natalie broke up. With him and his family only barely making it out in time.
Finally we see a picture of Natalie and her most recent boyfriend, Erik. Erik broke up with her the week before BB9 started. We see a picture of Erik five hours after the break up. The doctors were able to save most of his face, but they had to amputate his hands. They still don't know where Natalie got the cork-screw from, or how she was able to move so fast. The doctors think that, with a lot of hope, Erik might one day take liquids in through his mouth again.
Matt's male room mates and Natalie's doctor think the two can make it as a couple. He's closeted, and she's in denial, it's a perfect match! They also believe the two have a chance to win the game, because they have both God and the wishes of the Boston gay community on their side.
Time to return to the Chen-bot, who reminds us that either Ryan and Allison, or Sheila and Adam will be not-evicted. Yes it's time to explain that stupid siren. When the evicted couple reaches the door, the door will be locked. The couples will then be split, and either Ryan or Allison, err, either member of the evicted couple will be evicted for real.
So wait, that really is it? You have a siren you blare whenever you decide to change the rules of the game? Christ that's a stupid twist. It makes the Golden Key look smart by comparison. This means their is no point to playing the game by the rules, none what so ever. You could be going along, evicting people, making alliances, then the siren blares and they've decided to replace half the cast with monkeys. Which...well it wouldn't be that big of a change really. Sheila would suddenly be quieter if they replaced her with a monkey, and less likely to sling shit, but otherwise I doubt I'd notice the difference.
Wait, since it's no longer Big Brother: Till Death Do You Part, it means I can change the picture at the beginning of every entry. I can change it from this:
To this:
Such a difference!
The Chen-bot reminds us that it's time to see who will be not-evicted. She mocks the house guests believing that the couple that is supposed to be evicted, will actually be evicted. The Chen-bot then declares the producers are God, and the house guests will all now need to make a blood sacrifice to Allison Grodner. First person to sacrifice Asshole has my eternal devotion.
Blah blah blah, in a few moments votes will be revealed, SHUT THE FUCK UP AND MAKE SOMETHING INTERESTING HAPPEN! For Christ sake, a part of me is dying watching them pad the episode by having the Chen-bot say things twice!
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| The door won't open, my worst fucking nightmare |
They all return to the idiots, and Allison looks super happy. No idea why, it just means that they'll be evicting her now rather then five minutes ago, and the show's producers get to raise her hopes up, only to crush them once again. Allison Grodner gets off on this sort of thing. Every night she masturbates to video footage of Amanda and Allison sobbing.
Incidentally, Asshole looks absolutely pissed. Awe, what's the matter? Plan not work exactly the way you wanted it? Allison being happy make you sad? Go to hell.
The Chen-bot informs them that this is no longer Big Brother: Till Death Do You Part, because they are about to part. And since the season was "Till Death", in order to part, they first must die. To that end, they're pumping mustard gas into the house to kill all these idiots so they can replace them with a more interesting group. Well no, but that would be awesome. Instead, the Chen-bot informs them that Ryan and Allison are not both being evicted. Instead, only one of them will be evicted, crushing their dreams much harder this time. The producers planned it this way...because they're sick bastards who like it when people cry, let's be honest.
The idiots celebrate no longer being couples, especially Matt who can now get that restraining order he always wanted. These morons celebrate so much that the Chen-bot has to start her teacher mode, and force them to calm down. The Chen-bot tells them they'll be voting for either Allison or Ryan to leave, then tries to act like it's some big mystery as to who will be leaving.
We get to hear their plea speeches. Ryan says "you know" about a thousand times and verbally rambles a lot. He talks and talks, and yet doesn't say anything. Kind of like a politician. Allison rambles also, with tears instead of "you know"s. She sounds desperate, but it's all for not, as Allison has been evicted by a 6-0 vote. Say, remember when Sheila yapped about how much more truthful she was then Allison? And how even earlier, both Allison and Sheila swore they would never evict each other? Yeah, Sheila's word is worth a half pound of shit. Why do I get the feeling when God was creating Sheila, he meant to create her like this:
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| Sheila, as God meant for her to be |
As is my rule, I am skipping the Chen-bot interview since I do not care. We learn nothing of any importance, other then Asshole left a nasty good-bye message, and Sheila is a bitch. Except, we already knew both of those things.
With that boring out of the way, time for the Head of Household competition. Now on a good season, this would be the point where you start to feel anxious, hoping to see your favorite win. This season though I have no favorite, just people I hate less then others. Individual or not, I hate you all. Also, I got to ask, why is the challenge boat themed? Come to think of it, why are so many things this season boat themed? I get the log cabin motif, since log cabins make you think of romance and slasher movies that end with this cast butchered by Jason Voorhees. But fishing boats? They are not romantic! They make me think of being sea-sick. Then again, with this cast maybe that is the correct feeling to have.
The competition is called Time After Time. The Chen-bot asks a bunch of true/false questions about events in the house, if they happened before or after other events. Answer correct, you move on to the next round. Answer incorrect, they'll unleash another stupid twist! Well no, that'll happen anyway, you'll just be eliminated.
The first question is about Stupid Man! Did he call Parker a snake before Parker and Jen won ten grand? Given that they won the money by becoming the Power Couple, and Stupid Man! called Parker a snake because of this, I doubt even these people are stupid enough to answer that wrong. Hey I'm correct, for once they all got a question right.
The next question is about something Asshole said about his family, between the rants and profanity. Did it happen before or after the stupid fucking Jericho tie-in? Well how the hell would they know? When Asshole starts talking, most people immediately go to their mental happy place so they wont have to hear him! This question is a shot in the dark, with everyone except James and Natalie answering true. James and Natalie are wrong, and gone.
Next one has to do with the first HOH, and again is about Asshole. I refuse to talk about that piece of dog shit, and so I will simply say that Sheila, Matt, and Chelsia are eliminated. Either Ryan or Adam will be HOH.
Huh, I wonder if they still feel so good about evicting Allison?
Sweet fuck, the camera actually cuts away from the competition, to the inside of the guinea pig cage! The camera in the guinea pig cage is the one the live feeds switch too when they don't want people to see what the house guests are doing. It's not supposed to be fucking used on the live show! The incompetence on display here boggles the mind.
Next question they both get right. The question after is again about the challenge involving the fucking Jericho tie-in, for crap sake shut up about that stupid show! Anyway, they ask if that challenge happened before this group of special needs house guests voted to give up cups but to still have a margarita party. The answer is false, it happened after, which they both get again. Finally, on the next question they both answer different things. Ryan gets the question correct. Ryan is the new HOH.
YES!!!!! I may hate Ryan, but I hate Asshole even more and knowing that he failed to get Ryan evicted makes this fucking sweet for me!!! Yahoooo!!!!!!!!! Asshole looks like he's going to throw up. You've got to wonder what is going through his head. If I had my way, it would be my fist, but the knowledge of his impending eviction is a good back-up.The Chen-bot mentions the game is changing, and then...yet another twist. Oh fuck me. Yes, the Chen-bot reveals that the evicted idiots did not go home, and instead they went to sequester houses. The viewers will get a chance to vote one of them into the house. Or rather, into having a chance to get back into the house. Come on CBS, most people don't like you bringing people back during a good season. Why the fuck would we want to see the social misfits that are Alex, Jacob, Amanda, or Jen ever again? Second, if America votes one of these idiots back into the game, then let the come the fuck back in! You're charging people money to vote for this, let their vote fucking matter!
Damn it, we'll get into this stupidity later. Ryan is HOH, and Asshole is kissing ass. All is right with the world.
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