WET & WILD SUMMER
Ivette gets creative, delving into her childhood memories for some summer fun. "Ivette's super-slide was made of trash bags," Janelle smirks, adding that the "ghetto thing that she made" might be Ivette's style, but not hers. The others have a blast with the wet and wild fun in the sun, with Beau pronouncing the slide "quite fabulous!"

After April continues her hatchet job on Michael's unwanted advances towards some of the girls, Michael cops a verbal beating from decorum-defender Eric. Jennifer remarks, "It just shows how hypocritical everyone is, that you say something, but then Eric says it and it's fine." Eric throws fuel on the fire, saying Michael's behavior borders on harassment, leaving Michael to snarl, "Eric has failed to realize that I am not his employee."

Smart and sharp, Janelle is the queen of her chess game, and the boys are her pawns. If only life in the house were as clear-cut as on the checkered board, then we would have a winner in this Florida babe.

The tone of the house changes with a conversation about the Iraq war. James argues his viewpoint, which differs drastically from Eric's. It is up to Kaysar to remind them both that in war, people die regardless of their beliefs, teachings or political leanings. It is enough to bring the two pups into a humbled silence.