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Big Brother (UK): DANA AND JUN FACE DOOM After a dramatic shift in power, Alison settles into her position as new Head of Household and prepares for the nominations. While Dana seems an obvious target, Ali weighs her options, considering all possibilities. After a difficult (and wet) Food Competition, half the House is sentenced to PB&J for a week. Finally, Alison announces her nominations, and Jun takes her position on the block as a pawn next to Dana. TWO-HEADED MONSTER After handing over the power to her archrival, Alison, Dana bemoans the dynamic duo's (Nathan and Alison's) recent streak of luck in the House. Referring to them as the "two-headed monster," she notes that they have won the Luxury Competition, the Veto Competition, and the Head of Household Competition in the last week alone. But will the alleged two-headed creature set its sights on Dana? Alison says "the tides have changed," and promises that she is "going to be a bitch" as Head of Household. Robert feels the tension between Alison and Dana, and comments that they are like "two little girls fighting" over Justin. Later, Jun remarks that although Alison has the title of Head of Household, Nathan's influence over Ali makes him the "actual Head of Household." Alison invites her housemates into her newly acquired private pad to see what goodies BIG BROTHER brought her, and Jack notes that the mood was much more "somber" than it had been in the past. One by one, Alison's rivals file out. As Ali enjoys the perks of the HoH Room, Robert and Justin contemplate their situation in the House with a rival now empowered. Both agree that they are most concerned about their alliance of three (Robert, Justin and Jee, known as the "three stooges"), and seem to be less concerned with supposed ally Dana. Meanwhile, golden boy Nathan is relieved to know he's "safe" with gal pal Alison in control. Nat and Ali talk nomination strategy in the HoH room, and Nathan suggests nominating Jun and Dana this week, calling Jun a "sneaky snake." But later, Jack and Erika do their best to persuade Ali to nominate Justin with Dana, with David calling Justin the "strongest threat" in the House. Strategist Jack suggests they evict Justin, to break up the three stooges, and get an IOU from Dana for not voting her out. FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD! Only half the House can win food this week, and the Food Competition is a challenging one. The HouseGuests split into two teams: Jun, Justin, Nathan and Jack on the blue team, Dana, Jee, Erika and Robert on the red team. "Laying Pipe" is a challenge in which the two teams race to see who can lay pipes the fastest. Dressed in plumber overalls, the team members must work together to connect pipes and joints to go through a set course, routing water from the source to the finish line. The object is to route the water to a waiting rubber duckie, which will then float and cross over the finish line. The challenge seems easy at first, but a few minutes into it, Ali opens up the flood gates and water starts pouring out of the pipes, soaking the HouseGuests and making the pipe assembly even more difficult. After some admirable teamwork, the blue team is the first to float their duck across the finish line, leaving Dana, Jee, Erika and Robert to pout over PB&J for the next week. THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS TO THY HOUSEGUESTS What does the Good Book have to say about BIG BROTHER 4? Plenty, according to Bible study buddies Nathan and Allison. As the only book in the House, the Bible is getting a lot of attention from the two, as they apply passages to both the game and players of BIG BROTHER. Justin calls his ex-girlfriend's sudden interest in theology "sacrilegious," while Jun accuses the two of "hiding behind a book." Dana, a lifelong church-goer, expresses concern that the Bible will "blow up in flames" because of its "unholy" use by Nathan and Alison. Taking a break from Bible study, the dynamic duo returns to the gossiping and deal-making that has become a part of BIG BROTHER 4. Nathan heads outside to get the scoop from Justin and Robert about their take on Alison, and learns from Justin that Ali is a "pathological liar" and a "fake." Meanwhile, in the HoH Room, Ali cuts a deal that just might eliminate Nathan from the game. Ali offers the following proposition to Jun: If Jun agrees not to nominate Ali if she wins HoH the next week, then she will agree not to put Jun up for eviction. Jun agrees, but with one stipulation: she will not promise that Nathan will be safe. Alison is fine with this, saying she trusts "no one" in the House except herself. HONOR THY BIG BROTHER ALLIANCES Alison talks to former beau Justin about the nominations, suggesting she might put him up as a pawn against Dana. Justin says that if he is nominated, he can't promise that he won't nominate Alison if he becomes the next Head of Household. He also admits that he is more concerned with Jee and Robert's safety than Dana's, which seems to comfort Alison. The talk then turns to Alison's pal and ally Nathan, whom she describes as "very closet," and definitely gay. After Justin agrees that this might be true, Alison says of her alliance with Nathan, "after this week, that's it." With that, the deal is made; if he is not nominated this week, Justin will agree not to nominate Alison if he becomes the next Head of Household. AN EYE FOR AN EYE As Nathan says, you can cut the tension in the House "with a knife" as the HouseGuests prepare for nominations. Jun notes that "tempers are flaring," and Justin says the players are "pulling their hair out." Alison calls the HouseGuests into the House for the ceremony, and begins the nominations by reciting the oft repeated pre-nomination disclaimer "this is a game." After all the keys have been pulled from the box, Jun and Dana realize that they are nominated for eviction. HoH Alison addresses the nominees, telling Dana that she "betrayed" the alliance, and then explains to Jun that she's only nominated because she "can't risk" Jun voting to save Dana. Later, the HouseGuests react to the nominations in the Diary Room, and Robert calls the nominations "excellent," while Jack feels that Alison has "made a big mistake." Intended target Dana has the following to say about Alison: "If I stay, she better sleep with one eye open."