SWEET HOME SEQUESTER HOUSE
James has joined the jury. Rachel loves the Jury house, because "it's country paradise, and I love it." Not being a country girl herself, Jen is less than charmed. Rachel hopes that "spicy Latina" Ivette shows up next in the house, declaring she'd do a jump for joy when she arrives. So when James walks down the path, both Jen and Rachel are disappointed. James scoffs that Jen is "completely acting" when she sees him, greeting him with a "half-assed hug." Jen is already regretting having James in the house. They make a champagne toast with James' caustic words, "Here's to losing."

The trio sit down to watch the video of life in the BIG BROTHER 6 house. James says of his eviction, "To live it was bad…but to watch it again was even worse." Jen admits she is "getting bitchier the more people that come in the house." Whereas James sees his chance at some pay-back with his comment, "I don't plan in being nice to Jennifer. She annoys the @%*! out of me."

You can cut the air with a knife as the evictees continue watching the tape. But a surprise arrival brings smiles all around: Beau, the latest casualty of this double eviction week. Hugs and screams abound as Jen celebrates the arrival of a friendly face. Rachel hopes to God that Howie and Janelle keep alive in the house as James lifts Beau and carries him over the threshold of the Jury house.

IS IT ALL ABOUT THE CASH?
Thinking about their votes, Ivette can't imagine getting the prize in the end if she keeps April, but sees even less of a chance with Howie there. She sees April in a new light now, since April's obsession with the prize money has begun to turn her stomach. If April is in the final two with Janelle, Janey knows she will not win. Mags warns that if Ivette turns on the Friendship, she's guarantee not to get the Friendship vote in the final two. "Anybody can use an extra five hundred, but is she in desperate need (of it)? Ivette wails about April.