It’s Day 20. Laura’s gone home, Jesse’s HOH, and Jordan and Michele are up for eviction. The idea is that Michele and Jordan are pawns, so that they may eliminate Ronnie once and for all, or whomever Jesse thinks should be backdoored.

Jesse is still pretty tight with Ronnie, but Ronnie would turn on him in a second. The way Jesse puts it, Ronnie inside the house is like a convicted felon, and everyone is thinking twice before they trust him now. Jesse, Natalie, and Chima talk about backdooring Casey. They feel that Ronnie isn’t really coming after them and that getting rid of a stronger competitor like Casey is the way to go. One by one, Jesse has people in the HOH room, convincing them that getting Ronnie out now is not the best idea. Jesse’s using his charming good looks, hot body, and the fact that he is meeting with these people IN HIS BED to get them on Team Jesse.

Meanwhile, the houseguests decide to play Truth or Dare. Kevin’s dare is to sneak into Jesse’s room while he’s sleeping, cuddle with him, and have one of the houseguests wake him up so that he is confused about what happened. Then, Ronnie’s dare was to go up to an unsuspecting Casey and hug him. When everyone burst into laughter from that, they were left with a bitter, resentful Casey that told them to “never send no rat to hug me again.” I think that’s fair: first the whole house is against Ronnie, now they’re playing games & having fun with him. Dancing with the devil I tell ya.

So, back to the focus of the episode: the Veto Competition. The players consist of Jesse (HOH), Michele and Jordan (nominees) and three randomly selected others. First up, Jeff, followed by Casey, then Chima. The challenge is hosted by Natalie. Ronnie did not get selected to play, so that makes Ronnie happy, but on the flipside, Casey is playing so that makes Jesse unhappy.

In this challenge, “The Day When Pigs Fly,” the players get changed into these pink, tight body suits with a pig snout affixed to their faces. There’s a big muddy pig pen in front of them and the players must find four truffles in the mud, each with different values or prizes on them. The players with the highest point value win. Some truffles have no point value assigned, but rather a prize such as a trip or party for the house. Between all of the competitors, at this point I feel like Jeff is going to win based on his success with the money counting challenge last week. After all the players have their truffles, they have the option to gamble and play an envelope that can either negatively or positively affect their score.

Here are the results:

Jesse’s truffles total 26 points, he gambled, got +5 points, and finishes at 31.
Jordan’s truffles total 24 points, she chose not to gamble, and thus doesn’t have enough to beat Jesse.
Jeff’s truffles total 27 points, he chose to gamble, lost 5 points knocking him out as well.
Chima’s truffles total 25 points, she chose not to gamble, also not enough to beat Jesse. Out.
Casey’s truffles total 22 points and he kept a margarita party instead of a point truffle (idiot), and he chose to gamble and got a rule that he has to wear a Banana Suit for a week! Burn!!
Lastly, Michele’s truffles total 28 points, she gambles and adds 7 points making her the winner of veto!

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Kevin, Lydia, Michele, Jordan, and Jeff are all aware of the plan that Ronnie, Natalie, Jesse, Russell and Chima have to backdoor Casey instead of Ronnie. They are tired of being controlled by the athletes. Jeff tells Casey that he had heard he was being put up. Casey immediately goes and confronts Jesse in confidence to which Jesse cannot deny anything.

At the veto ceremony, Michele uses the veto on herself leaving Jesse to make the choice as to who else to put up. And, he does it. Casey’s up for eviction alongside Jordan. Ronnie smiles. Jordan scolds him, “Why are you looking at me like that?”

Casey’s pissed and in his confessional states, “We may see an angry fighting banana this week….” Next episode someone will be evicted and there will be a big announcement that totally change up the game. My guess is that they are getting rid of the cliques.

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