Big Brother: Betray Them & Blame Someone Else - A Master At Work
Feed and Spoiler Report by Jenny Lane
Covering Monday, Sept. 8th, 7:15pm to Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1:30am Big Brother Time
September 9, 2008
On Monday, I left the houseguests a little after 7:00. The house is virtually silent for most of the evening. They talk a little about what the date of the finale might be, but that’s the extent of the conversation.
At 8:30, Memphis tells Keesha that he’s been thinking about his girlfriend a lot today, and that’s why he’s quiet. (I think he’s feeling guilty for getting rid of Keesha.) Dan is upstairs talking to himself. Then he holds a pretend interview with his stuffed frog.
Memphis goes upstairs to talk to Dan, and aha, I’m right! Memphis tells Dan that he feels so bad and he can’t bring himself to tell Keesha that she’s going. He says he tried to explain it in his goodbye message, but he knows she’ll be pissed. They talk (again) about hoping that it will be between the two of them in the final HoH competition.
Keesha comes upstairs and asks the boys point blank if they’re evicting her. They don’t answer, and she laughs and says she can tell that she’s going, and Memphis’ face gives it away. She says now it makes sense that Jerry is being so nice to her, because he knows. The boys stutter and stammer for a few minutes, and then Memphis leaves Keesha with Dan.
Keesha tells Dan that everyone told her that Memphis would vote her out, and now he is. Dan doesn’t confirm it, and Keesha says she can tell by the way he’s acting. She says “he’s fucking voting me out tomorrow” over and over. Keesha says she needs him to just tell her, and she knows he’s not going to. Keesha says “every time I mention it dude, every time, he jets like this, every time, it’s like really awkward for him, Memphis can’t hide it.”
Dan asks Keesha if she ever told Memphis that she had a stronger alliance with him (Dan) than with Memphis. Keesha says no, it’s probably just that Memphis feels safer with Jerry. She talks about how Jerry is being nice and that’s when she knew something was up. Dan tells her that there’s always something she can do, and she should talk to Memphis. Keesha says not right now, and then leaves.
At 9:30, Dan tells Memphis that he didn’t tell Keesha anything. Keesha corners Memphis a minute later and asks him if he’s voting her out. He tells her that he is voting her out, and Keesha starts to cry. Memphis leaves and Keesha follows him. She asks him why and he doesn’t answer. Keesha keeps asking, and then Memphis says he’s “not allowed to tell why.” Keesha says everyone told her that “those two would do this” and now he is. She asks them if they have a deal with Jerry, and the boys don’t answer (Dan is in the room with them) and she walks away.
Dan and Keesha talk for a few minutes and then they decide to go upstairs. Memphis is still downstairs, he’s in the living room and then goes to the bedroom. Keesha is acting like this is all Memphis’ fault and Dan has nothing to do with it. Dan claims that before he left on his trip, she was still safe, and then when he got back, Memphis changed it. Keesha is crying and yelling about saving Memphis and how she’s the one that kept him in the house.
Keesha says that Jerry will beat the boys in the end. Dan asks if she thinks the jury would vote for Jerry over Memphis. Keesha says “after I get in that fucking house?” Dan says he has been trying to keep her, and that he’ll do whatever he can do for her. He’s playing the totally innocent angle, like Memphis blindsided him after the luxury reward.
Keesha yells and swears and.....
Jenny lives in the Silicon Valley with her husband, daughter and five furry kids. In addition to all things reality tv, she loves Nip/Tuck, Big Love and the Food Network. She’s addicted to her laptop, so if you’d like to feed her addiction, you can e-mail her at Jenny@RealityTVCalendar.com.
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