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"Things have been crazy in the Big Brother house and they&amp;#039;re about to get a whole lot crazier... though maybe not. From the looks of things, Helen will be walking out the door tonight in what the 3AM alliance will consider a brilliant blindside. But will Aaryn&amp;#039;s allegiance to Amanda have unexpected consequences for her own game? Which jury member will return to the house? Who can say? In the meantime, let&amp;#039;s catch up on the latest action from the house. After the Veto ceremony, Spencer is pretty annoyed about being back on the block, but he&amp;#039;s not sweating it because he&amp;#039;s sure he has more allies than Helen does. Aaryn admits she wanted to put Amanda on the block but instead ended up appeasing her. She just has to hope it doesn&amp;#039;t backfire on her.   Helen heads upstairs with Elissa to talk to Aaryn and GinaMarie and immediately turns on the waterworks, insisting that Amanda and McCrae are running the show and something has to be done. Andy heads upstairs soon after and Helen basically threatens him, claiming that he&amp;#039;s the swing vote and if he doesn&amp;#039;t keep Helen in the house, then Aaryn and GinaMarie will know and will come after him. He becomes pretty angry that Helen is questioning him - after all, she&amp;#039;s done a lot of scheming in her own time.  Andy heads downstairs to wake a sleeping Amanda up and relay the upstairs conversation to her that just took place. Amanda promises not to say anything because she doesn&amp;#039;t feel threatened, but who knows what will happen. At the same time, Helen chats to McCrae - she thinks she&amp;#039;s great at reading people, but she&amp;#039;s been dumb enough to believe that McCrae is in a final three deal with her. Helen tells him that she knows Amanda is against her, and he hopes that he can convince her to change her mind. Helen then starts giving him marriage advice, advising him to stand up to her. I&amp;#039;m so sick and tired of Helen. Even I want her to go home now. Plus, McCrae has a great point - Amanda might be pushy, but Helen is exactly the same. She just doesn&amp;#039;t realise it.  Outside in the garden, Amanda and McCrae chat and McCrae relays Helen&amp;#039;s portrayal of her as a bully. She then heads up to talk to Spencer and Andy, and McCrae follows. Amanda wonders if she&amp;#039;s really a bully, and no one really tries to assure her she&amp;#039;s not. Hey, if people are stupid enough to listen to her, that&amp;#039;s on them.   Down at the pool, Elissa, GinaMarie and Helen are chatting. Elissa knows how important it is to lock down GinaMarie&amp;#039;s vote in order to keep Helen, and GinaMarie seems open to it - though who knows if that&amp;#039;ll happen. She wants to vote to keep Helen in the house, but she doesn&amp;#039;t make any promises. Helen - becoming increasingly desperate and obnoxious - suggests that GinaMarie should threaten Andy, telling him that he&amp;#039;ll go on the block if he votes her out. Shut up, Helen. Upstairs, Elissa and Helen corner Andy to basically bully him into trying to keep Helen in. Aaryn is in the room, as well, but she&amp;#039;s surprisingly quiet. Helen again makes her threat to target Andy if he votes her out, and it seems like he might be taking the bait. I seriously hope he gets a bit of backbone and doesn&amp;#039;t listen to that crap. Amanda might be assertive and controlling the game, but Helen&amp;#039;s blatant threats to get her way might be even worse. I want her gone.  It&amp;#039;s time for Julie to talk to the house. Everyone reminisces on the week that&amp;#039;s passed - in particular, the dark room challenge - and the Veto challenge, which Elissa totally dominated. But enough chit chat - it&amp;#039;s time for the vote. Here we go...  McCrae votes to evict Helen. Amanda votes to evict Helen. Elissa votes to evict Spencer. Andy votes to evict Helen. GinaMarie votes to evict Helen.  Well, that&amp;#039;s that. Helen&amp;#039;s out of there - and thank goodness. Of course, she could still come back during tonight&amp;#039;s competition between the jury members. Candice, Judd, Jessie and Helen will be fighting it out to get back in, so depending on the competition, we might not be getting rid of her just yet. Her exit is an emotional one, and she doesn&amp;#039;t seem to hold a grudge, either - she gives everyone a big, genuine hug... even Amanda!  Speaking to Julie, Helen claims that she was aware that she didn&amp;#039;t have Andy&amp;#039;s loyalty since he was Head of Household. Still, she knows he&amp;#039;s not a liar and cheater and that he really loves her - she just hoped he was going to make a big move. She also wishes she&amp;#039;d have gone after Amanda earlier, but she thought Judd was a bigger threat since there were so many strange conspiracy theories in the house about him. Finally, she admits that she turned on the waterworks so much this week in an effort to stay in. Gotta love the crocodile tears... not. Candice, Judd and Jessie have been living in the jury house and have come to terms with their Big Brother game being pretty much over. Of course, that&amp;#039;s not the case for one of them, as they&amp;#039;ll find out in just a few minutes. In the meantime, we&amp;#039;re treated to some of the &amp;quot;action&amp;quot; (read: boring conversation) that&amp;#039;s been happening since they&amp;#039;ve been there. There&amp;#039;s card playing, punch sipping, game theory... you get the picture. Things do get a bit more exciting once they find out they&amp;#039;ll have a chance to get back in the game. Let&amp;#039;s find out what&amp;#039;s going to happen.  Before the big competition, Julie breaks the news to the houseguests that one of the jury members is coming back in. The news comes as a shock to everyone, though the reactions are varied. Julie lets Candice, Jessie, Judd and Helen back in for excited greetings (and a lot of profanity, if the amount of sound loss is anything to go by). Everyone heads to the backyard - this week, the Head of Household and jury competitions will be combined into one. The game is called &amp;quot;Off The Wall&amp;quot;. There&amp;#039;s a playing field divided into two sections - one for each competition. The concept is the same for both: balls will be thrown at each houseguest and juror. Be the first to catch ten balls without falling off the wall (each person is standing on a small platform raised off the ground) and you win. For the jurors, if they&amp;#039;re the first person out of everyone to catch then balls, they&amp;#039;re not only back in the game, they&amp;#039;re this week&amp;#039;s Head of Household. Sounds intense!  Of course, we won&amp;#039;t get to find out who wins tonight. For that, you&amp;#039;ll have to turn into CBS on Sunday, August 25 at 8/7c to see how it all plays out.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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