Big Brother 9: Weekly Eviction, Results and HUGE Twists!
Posted by Dustin on 03.05.2008 at 8:52 pm
As always, if you are on the west coast, spoilers in this post!
First up, at the eviction ceremony the house got a letter telling them should they hear a “siren” sound, they need to gather their things and assemble in the living room. What’s it about? Keep reading!
James figured out that Matt had been promising both couples on the block for them to stay. James then called him on it! Ouch!
The evicted couple ended up being with a vote of 2 to 0, Allison and Ryan were evicted.
But as the evicted went to the door . . . . the siren sounded! The big twist? Julie announced that the couples are all being split up! They will play as singles. Furthermore the evicted couple was split up and only one would leave this week. Everyone then had to vote over again to evict one or the other.
Evicted of course was Allison, who the entire house couldn’t stand, was unanimously evicted!
The head of household competition was held and it was a trivia battle. The new HOH is Ryan!
A final huge twist . . . . we can vote one of the evicted house guests back in at CBS.com!
Both Ausiello at TVGuide and Kristin at E! are reporting that when “Brothers and Sisters” return Rebbecca and Justin will get a DNA test to settle once and for all if she’s a walker, or if Ken Olin’s character David might be her daddy after all. The topic always seems to come up lately in discussions about “Brothers and Sisters” and now we’ll soon get an answer! For fans of the show I’m adding a new poll up about it!
The following is a PR announcing a 13 week series of horror shorts called “Fear Itself.” I love the horror genre myself, so I’ll give this a try. However on network television, I’m not sure how scary we can get.
NOTED DIRECTORS JOHN LANDIS, DARREN BOUSMAN, RONNY YU SIGNED TO DIRECT ‘FEAR ITSELF,’ NBC’S UPCOMING NEW SUSPENSE AND HORROR ANTHOLOGY SERIES FROM LIONSGATE AND INDUSTRY ENTERTAINMENT
Additional Marquee Directors Signed Include Brad Anderson, Breck Eisner, Mary Harron, Stuart Gordon and Ernest Dickerson
Brandon Routh, Shiri Appleby, Elisabeth Moss, Cynthia Watros, Eric Roberts and John Billingsley Are Cast in Episodes Along with Russell Hornsby, Pablo Schreiber, Stephen Lee, Stephen R. Hart, Jack Noseworthy and Larry Gilliard Jr.
Among Writers Set Are Joe Gangemi, Steve Niles, Dan Knauf, Lem Dobbs, Matt Venne, Richard Chizmar & Johnathon Schaech, Victor Salva, Mick Garris, Drew McWeeny & Scott Swan, Kelly Kennemer and Max Landis
BURBANK, Calif. – March 3, 2008 – A host of provocative directors, actors and writers – including award-winning directors John Landis (“An American Werewolf in London”), Darren Bousman (“Saw II, III and IV”), Ronny Yu (“Freddy vs. Jason,” “Bride of Chucky”), Brad Anderson (“The Machinist”), Breck Eisner (upcoming Universal Pictures film “Creature from the Black Lagoon”), Mary Harron (“American Psycho”), Stuart Gordon (“Re-Animator”) and Ernest Dickerson (NBC’s “Heroes”) – have been signed for NBC’s “Fear Itself,” a new 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series from Lionsgate in association with Industry Entertainment.
Brandon Routh (“Superman Returns”), Shiri Appleby (“Charlie Wilson’s War”), Elisabeth Moss (“Mad Men”), Cynthia Watros (“Lost”), Eric Roberts (NBC’s “Heroes”), John Billingsley (Star Trek: Enterprise”), Russell Hornsby (“Lincoln Heights”), Pablo Schreiber (“The Wire”), Stephen Lee (“Boston Legal”), Stephen R. Hart (“Shoot ‘Em Up”), Jack Noseworthy (“Judging Amy”) and Larry Gilliard Jr. (“The Wire”) are among the sought-after actors who will be portraying various characters in three episodes of the series.
Among the writers set are Joe Gangemi (“Wind Chill,” the novel “Inamorata”), Steve Niles (“30 Days of Night”), Dan Knauf (“Carnivale,” “Supernatural”), Lem Dobbs (“The Score”), Matt Venne (“White Noise 2: The Light”), Richard Chizmar & Johnathon Schaech (“Masters of Horror,” “From a Buick 8”), Victor Salva (“Jeepers Creepers”), Mick Garris (“Riding the Bullet,” “Amazing Stories”), Drew McWeeny & Scott Swan (“Masters of Horror”), Kelly Kennemer (“The Music Within”) and Max Landis (“Masters of Horror”).
The announcement was made today by Teri Weinberg, Executive Vice President, NBC Entertainment. “We’ve teamed up with some of the most illustrious writers, actors and directors to create a distinctive, scare-filled series that will push the boundaries of this classic genre,” said Weinberg. “‘Fear Itself’ will deliver memorable and horrifying moments that will keep fans on the edge of their seats, begging for more on this fun-filled ride of terror.”
“We and our partners at Industry Entertainment couldn’t be happier about NBC’s enthusiastic support of ‘Fear Itself’ and the caliber of artists who have been drawn to the project,” said Kevin Beggs, Lionsgate’s President of Television Programming and Production. “Our goal is to offer audiences a fantastic thrill every week and we’ve certainly got the all-star team to do it.”
Read on for all the descriptions of the episodes Read More »
I don’t really know what to say about the last two episodes of “Medium.” In the episode two weeks ago, Allison was called to help defend a man who was accused of murdering his second wife. Allison saw him pushing her off a cliff in a car, but it turns out he thought he was protecting his special needs daughter, who had gotten violent in the past. The twist was it was his other daughter who killed her step-mother, lied to her father so he’d cover it up thinking it was his other daughter. In the end the father confessed and the guilty daughter just let him go to jail! Allison couldn’t prove it, but said she’d be watching the guilty one.
In this week’s episode, Manuel decided to run for DA again, with the help from a friend in the senate. Unfortunately Allison was having dreams this guy killed and ate some other guy, who was soon found dead. As it turned out, the senator, along with several other men were all in Vietnam together and POWs. The dead guy was with them and was blackmailing them over what happened in a camp. They were all being starved and basically agreed to kill and eat one of the people who was dying. Most everyone went on to be successful in life, except one guy who started blackmailing the others over what happened. They finally had enough and killed him. However like last week’s episode, someone confessed and the others went free!
Now two weeks ago I was shocked the bad guy went free. I thought “whoa” that’s an interesting twist I didn’t expect to see coming. Now however we’ve had two episodes in a row where Allison fails to catch the bad guys. This is a little too much. Real to life yes, but at the same time not why I’m watching “Medium.” Here is hoping these criminals get caught at some point, or at least next week something good finally happens.
Josh and Sharon put Matt and Natalie and Ryan and Allison up on the block. Matt and Natalie won the POV, so I’m thinking Adam and Sheila will go up and probably go home.
I’ve been out of town and without Showtime, so I plan to get caught up on what is going on tonight!
Gary Cole is joining “Desperate Housewives” beginning April 20th, according to TVGuide.com. He’ll be playing Katherine’s mysterious ex-husband and Dylan’s father. The role is to be recurring till the end of the season. It looks like we’ll finally find out what that big secret Katherine’s been keeping is!
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Kate Walsh will reprise the character of Addison Montgomery on an upcoming episode of “Grey’s Anatomy” this spring.
Gary Cole is joining “Desperate Housewives” beginning April 20th, according to TVGuide.com. He’ll be playing Katherine’s mysterious ex-husband and Dylan’s father. The role is to be recurring till the end of the season. It looks like we’ll finally find out what that big secret Katherine’s been keeping is!
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