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I think it shows a total lack of respect for the viewers as well as the players by the producers. They should have had the eviction and that person could have taken their chances along with the others next week. It left Shane wide open (Dani too) with absolutely nothing to show for it. On the up side, Boogie seems to have absolutely no desire to be there and I wouldn't be surprised to see him gone soon. Can't say I blame him. He went from what was in his viewpoint, a 3 out of 7 chance f winning to now having a 1 in 12 chance - and that 1 in 12 isn't nearly as good as his 3 out of 7 because those players stacked up much better against what was left than he does.

Because those with aspergers are socially awkward you are possibly correct, however, there are various degress of aspergers and he appears to be at the very mild end of the spectrum. In some ways I think it's neat that he got a chance to follow his dream because let's face it, kids with his type of disability are often made fun of and not allowed to participate in many things. Unfortunately the nature of this particular game would seem to magnify and make worse his issues and that's the part that it seems no one seemed to think ahead to. Did you notice (I think it was last night) that some of the house guests are starting to question if perhaps he is autistic? As a parent, I just want to reach through the tv and try and protect him at times - stupid I know - but he pulls at my heart strings.

Ian shows signs of having a slight case of tourettes or a mild form of autism called aspergers. I've seen a lot of people with aspergers who are off the chart smart.

And this was the guy who couldn't say enough bad things about the poor sportsmanship of Willie! It's always easy to be a good sportsman when you're on the winning side. The true face of sportmanship is shown when you are losing - and Joe - to say it nicely - you are a very poor sportsman - or to say it bluntly - you SUCK! Hope you're kids aren't taking lessons from your actions here.

I wish Shane would just shut up when others come into the room to talk to him! He gives up way too much info in his desire to be the "nice guy". He needs to realize that a yes, uh-huh, ok, sure, we'll see, etc. goes a long way. (Or maybe I'm the only one irritated by him running his mouth too much!)

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I totally agree although I don't think Frank is quite as mean-spirited as the others.

Dan commented last night about the studio crowd clapping loudly when Shane hit the 20 when it was his turn in the HOH comp. I wonder if any of these idiots were paying any attention to that and connected the dots that perhaps they aren't at the top of the fans list of favorites?! I'm guessing probably not when it comes to Wil and Joe. Both of them have egos that are way too big to accept something like that

Dan commented last night about the studio crowd clapping loudly when Shane hit the 20 when it was his turn in the HOH comp. I wonder if any of these idiots were paying any attention to that and connected the dots that perhaps they aren't at the top of the fans list of favorites?! I'm guessing probably not when it comes to Wil and Joe. Both of them have egos that are way too big to accept something like that.

I've never liked her. Never saw what others liked about her during her other seasons and especially can't stand her this year. She has moments of good game play, but she ruins it with her down right meanness.

I hope so!

Hope so!

What she did to Danielle was just down right mean. She was bored and wanted some entertainment.

I think she put herself on several people's radar last night, not just Frank's. While I agreed with a lot of what she was saying, she needed to lay low a few more weeks.

Interview with Jodi: http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20612111,00.html