BEAU FINDS HIS MOJO
Life has become sunny again for the Powder Puff Gang. Recovering from the loss of Jen, Beau and his girls take up residence in the HoH room. Ivette admits, "Beau winning means we all win HoH." Beau declares winning the HoH feels "ab-fab," and while Howie is miffed that he lost, he doesn't deny Beau his win "as he had his day today." James resumes his tightrope trip between the two groups, but Rachel feels she and Howie are large targets now as they are the only Sovereign pair left. Janelle thinks she will be on the block this week because last week she told "all of American that (Beau) is a raging alcoholic and a male prostitute posing as a personal shopper."

In a storage room huddle, the Powder Puffs celebrate and Beau announces he is going to nominate Rachel and Howie for eviction. Apparently, the pair caused Beau so much worry last week that he got "broken out in stress pimples" and now they must pay.

Rachel is upstairs in the Gold Room lamenting her wrong answer in the HoH competition. Janelle, her face white with cold cream, adds, "This is the worse possible scenario." Howie reflects on his group's rapidly diminishing survival chances as Janelle complains, "I just can't handle it if one of (the Powder Puff gang) wins."

EENIE, MEENIE, MINEY, BEAU
Beau's HoH room contains pictures of his dog, his family and his cell phone. His basket has cookies, "love-rocks" from his Mom, and the ever-important shrine to remember Cappy. Unlike the Powder Puffs last week, the Sovereigns show good form by partaking in the HoH room celebration. Howie, Rachel and Janelle congratulate Beau on his win before retiring back to the kitchen.

April declares that, "Howie has some loose screw upstairs," as he doesn't see there is any need for him to apologize for his behavior last week. April is indignant that he apologizes to her dog and husband. "I kinda apologized for ripping her husband and her dog a new butt-hole," admits Howie. "Yeah, it was a little cheap, but who cares?" April takes the high road, promising to be civil to him for the sake of the game, but doesn't accept his apology. A mischievous Howie acquiesces to better behavior.