QUEEN JUN
Even though it's July everywhere else, it's definitely Jun in the BIG BROTHER House. The self-proclaimed "queen" of the House, Jun sets aside her modesty to proclaim that she is "funny" and "cute," and that she has all the "control/power" in the House. Indeed, her culinary skills and her cunning wit are keeping her housemates content, but can she handle the HouseGuests' slovenly ways? "They're slobs!" Queen Jun declares, as she wipes jelly from the counters and wakes her sleeping subjects to help her clean the House.
But is Queen Jun any match for Head of Household Dana? Jun does her best to convince Dana to stick to the original alliance (Alison, Erika, Jun, Jack, Dana and Nathan), and not to be dissuaded by the exes (Jee, Justin and Robert), whom Jun decrees cannot be trusted. After a long day of strategizing and second-guessing, Dana grows tired of talking game, saying she feels "sick" to her stomach.
EACH MAN FOR HIMSELF
The HouseGuests take turns speaking with HoH Dana, each with his or her own agenda, strategies, and ideas for whom Dana should nominate. But is Dana's affection for Justin blinding her from seeing him as a threat? His former girlfriend, Alison, even refers to him as a "super hero," while others in the House are calling him a "very smart player," "competitive," and a "threat." Jack does his best to remind Dana of Justin's stellar performance in the competitions, and urges her to look towards the end of the game, telling her that it would behoove her to keep the weakest players in the House so that she can beat them in the end. Dana begins to feel overwhelmed with everyone's input and the "tough job" ahead of her. In the end, she decides to ignore the gossip and suggestions of her housemates, and go with her "gut" and her "head."
ALI AND JACK TAKE SOME SLACK
In what Robert calls an "intense" and "emotional" day, every one of the HouseGuests feels uneasy about the pending Nomination Ceremony. David fears for his safety, noting that "it's completely up in the air," and Dana's pal Jun thinks Dana is "going to make it personal." Perhaps the only calm person in the House is Dana herself, who says "it's kinda cool" having the power to nominate two of her housemates, but warns that she has a "vindictive mind," and that the nominations will be "huge."
The HouseGuests gather nervously around the dining room table and await their fate. Before the HouseGuests pull the keys from the box and learn their lot in the game, Dana informs them that she ignored alliances in her decision, concentrating instead on "individuals." With that said, she pulls the first key from the box and announces that Jun is safe. After Erika, Robert, Jee, David, Justin and Nathan each get a key, Jack and Alison are hit with the knowledge that this week could be their last in the game.
Dana explains that Alison is nominated due to their "crazy relationship," and Jack's nomination is "purely strategic." How do the HouseGuests react to Dana's nominations? Nominee Alison vows that she will come back "with a vengeance," and Retired FBI Agent Jack claims that BIG BROTHER 4 "is tougher than being in the middle of the Cold War." Erika, an ally of Jack's who is safe for the time being, implies that Dana's nominations may have lost her the game and could be "the biggest mistake of her life."
Who will win the Power of Veto? Tune in next Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET/PT on BIG BROTHER 4!
