Waaaaaaaaaait a minute…
A pair of eagle eyes over at BB Dish had me rushing to watch the ET House Tour again! (Not that I didn’t trust them, I just wanted my own screen shot! *L*) Did you see it?
No? Check out the memory wall and do a bit of quick counting…
You get the same number I did? That’s right – there’s FOURTEEN pictures on the memory wall, not 13! Could this be an oversight? Will that be fixed before we see it live? Or is there really one more houseguest we don’t know about?! I dunno, but I’m sure we’ll find out by Sunday night!
Corner Office X Update!
The Houseguests moved in tonight – July 8! Game on, my little hamsters, game on!
I’ll post more details when he gives them to Spammy and she gives them to us! Watch this space!
In the meantime – Do the Chenbot!
And here’s that update I promised you! As is a longstanding tradition of Big Brother Craze/Reality Daze, it’s time to break in our spoiler button for the VERY FIRST TIME this season.
Oh how I love the spoiler button! Read it, memorize it, do not blame me if you ignore it!
So without further ado – more info on the first night for the houseguests, after the cut!
Big Brother Live TV Challenge
According to TVWeek, it seems that there will be a new interactive feature for us Big Brother Addicts this year – an interactive game launched by AirPlay! The Big Brother Live TV Challenge will allow us BB junkies to compete against other fans in live Internet and text messaging challenges. The challenges will involve knowledge of past episodes and future predictions. Airplay will keep track of the scores, and award the winner a trip to the BB 10 Finale!
Big Brother Live TV Challenge launches Sunday with the Premier episode.
CBS is also revamping the forums – because hard core “Brother fans looking to trade gossip about the show have tended to flock to Web sites not associated with CBS”! GASP! We flock! To other sites! ZOMG!
Speaking of – Hi ya’ll! It’s nice to see folks finding me again! Drop a comment and say hello, would ya?
Nashville Star's Top 7
We start off tonight with a heart attack for Lessa! We’re told that the first two names called, one has the most votes and the other is eliminated – and they call Melissa Lawson and Tommy Stanley to the stage! Now I know that ya’ll couldn’t possibly have brought Tommy back, really? Thank goodness you didn’t, and Melissa is the top vote getter after last week! Whew! After Tommy goes, she performs Danny’s Song, which started a bit soft and nervous, but showcased her voice well in a softer style.
HK – and the winner is…
On last weeks Hell’s Kitchen, we saw Christina and Petrozza get their restaurant designed, fly to New York for a gratuitous Whoopi Goldberg appearance, as well as a tasting where they had to face the five executive chef’s that currently work for Chef Ramsey. Petrozza won the challenge by a 3-2 vote, and thus got the first pick of his team, schoolyard style. They create their menus, got the decor under control, and it’s time to pick the staff. Petrozza picks Bobby and Ben, Christina gets Lou Ross and Corey, and they both lament over the final two, Matt and Jen. Petrozza picks Jen, and she thinks she was last picked because they’re all scared of her leadership skills, and that she might outshine them. Yeah, right. That means Christina’s team is finished off with Matt – if she can overcome that deficit and win, she definitely deserves it!
Prep work begins, the chef’s pump up their teams, explain their menus and get everything finalized and ready for the final service. Turns out Petrozza has nothing prepared, and Christina sucks up to Matt saying she was inspired by his risotto. It’s complete bunk, but he buys it and tells her that he’ll call her ‘Chef’ now because that earned his respect. Mkay. Matt continuously cements my belief that he’s bug nuts, a few beers shy a 6pack. Man, if I drank beer I’d totally down one right about now. oh! DRINKING GAME! Everytime Matt talks to himself, mutters and snaps, DRINK! Bye bye sobriety!
Jen gets all snippy with Petrozza, then as soon as he turns his back, she’s asking Chef Ramsey to write her a letter of recommendation, to the shock and disbelief of everyone. Girls got balls, that’s for sure. Giant brass ones! Meanwhile Matt says something about peeing in the food – DRINK!
So the chefs present their dishes, Ramsey gives them some pointers, checks the dining rooms, both of which he loves and then it’s time to open Hell’s Kitchen! Each chef has to serve 13 tables and 50 diners, while Ramsey watches with his eagle eye. The comments from the diners will be factored into his final decision, too.
Bobby has a rough start, and Matt is worthless as he first succeeds in not helping Lou Ross at all, then serves up entree after entree of raw munkfish, and he just can’t understand why. After that segment, I’m completely sloshed as he’s muttering nonstop under his breath, telling Chef Ramsey to shut up in a way he’d never do to his face. On the other side, Jen can’t seem to manage a crispy onion ring, and is being her usual pissy lazy self.
They do manage to pull off a complete service, and keep from throwing Jen and Matt inot the fryers. Ramsey looks over the cards and makes his decision, then tells both Christina and Petrozza they did excellently, and the decision was hard as hell. They take their place by the doors, turn the handles after a commercial break and 30second tension building break as both contestants look like they’re going to spew. or pass out. or both.
And the winner of Hell’s Kitchen 4 is… Christina! Her door opens, there’s much rejoicing, and all is good. Gordon says that he picked her because she’s good now and has unlimited potential. Congrats Christina!
