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Monet didn’t exactly seem like the biggest threat heading into the second week of Big Brother. So why was she targeted along with fellow complainer Britney? Or does that question give away part of the answer? Why did Monet lose? 
Welcome to Hump Day, Big Brother style. Which nominee goes cracker jacks? Which two houseguests get into a screaming fight? Whose plans are… backed up? Which houseguest seems most likely to get to chat with Julie Chen (right) after tomorrow’s vote? Warning: This article contains spoiler information! 
Does Andrew (right) look like a Ninja when he’s praying? Lane, at least, thought so, which sparked a discussion about six-pointed throwing stars on our Twitter livetweeting Wednesday night. What else did David and others have to say? Read on to find out! 
Matt has put Andrew and Kathy (right) up for eviction, but tonight is the Power of Veto competition. Who will win and will they choose to save either Andrew or Kathy? Which nominee makes a big power play? Tune in as Tracey has all the answers. 
When part of one cheftestant’s dish goes missing, then turns up on someone else’s plate (right), chances are good it was stolen, right? That debate is the key plotline of this week’s episode, in which the chefs take over the historic Palm Restaurant to serve a “power lunch” to politicians and media types. So who – allegedly – took the peas? How will this effect the suspect’s outcome in the challenge? Why do Congressmen like U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock eat food on toothpicks? The answers are inside! 
Just like a soap opera, the final six dancers’ routines run the gamut from funny to sad to haunting to romantic. There’s even a dramatic cliffhanger ending! Is Lauren and Kent’s love-story arc still in play? Which judge develops amnesia and forgets which show he’s on? And why is Jenn thinking of soap opera serial killers during a dance show? 
It's time for eight more acts to be rejected from the running. Speaking of rejects, Season 2's JabbawockeeZ (right), who were cut in Vegas, come by for a special performance as one of, if not the, hottest dance crews in the nation. Will the judges make another regrettable decision this week? 
In this first episode of Gordon Ramsay’s new show, the cattle call goes out to all of the wannabe chefs in this country. Thousands of people apply to become the first MasterChef but only a select few will make the cut. Tonight we meet the first batch of qualified chefs and we begin to wonder how some of them even made it this far. Fortunately, some of them do deserve to be here and try to impress Ramsay and the celebrity judges with such varied dishes such as fish stew and macaroni and cheese. 
Tuesday in the Big Brother house proceeds very peacefully. Translation – BORING! Still, one of the nominees is at least attempting to shake things up with a hardcore campaign. Also, one houseguest burns himself in an act of childish stupidity, while the main showmance has a staggering new plan to advance themselves further – when they’re not fighting of course. Can a new, more aggressive strategy save one of the nominees? Can Enzo get his bowels to behave? Is Brendon already seeking a pre-nup? Read on. Warning: This article contains spoiler information, adult themes, and Kanye West! 
The third set of semifinalists hope to catch lightning in a bottle this week. Will Piers rain on the South Philly Vikings' parade? Will Chipps Cooney create a storm of controversy? Will we hail Debra Romer (right) as the next winner? 
This week on Hell’s Kitchen, the final four chefs try to teach bachelors how to be the conductors of their own kitchens. No, not those Bachelors. During service, everyone gets to pick their own station, but not everyone is running on schedule. Who gets left behind when the elimination train pulls out? Track all the excitement here! 
Over the past several weeks, Ali Fedotowsky, the perky blonde California girl, has wined and dined 25 bachelors in her quest to find a husband. With only two men remaining, it’s time to hear from hear from her discards. So who was invited back for the reunion? More importantly, who wasn’t? And what does our host have to say about the upcoming premiere of the new show, Bachelor Pad? 
Will the Red team recoup after last week’s performance on the shooting range? Will Adam continue down the villain path or will old players come back to annoy Tiff again? Will Denny redeem himself in his area of expertise? Let’s find out. 
Big Brother 12’s Andrew (right) is perhaps the first Orthodox Jew to compete in a reality television show. Avidan explains why there aren’t more Orthodox Jews on reality TV and describes some of the challenges Andrew is facing in the Big Brother house. 
It’s Monday, Veto meeting day! Today the nominees will be set, and normally, the ceremony is marked by fairly scripted speeches that amount to nothing. But this time, the tide may turn against one nominee based on some choice words during the meeting. Also, two former enemies become best friends, and one houseguest makes up an imaginary mistress for her beau back home. Who will face elimination? What pair seems to have finally been outed? Why do people care about Andrew’s (right) sex life? Read on. Warning: This article contains spoiler information, adult themes, and the return of everyone’s favorite show-within-the-show. 
You’ve loved him on Hell’s Kitchen, you’ve thrilled to his tirades on Kitchen Nightmares, you’ve bought his books and thrown amazing dinner parties! Now Chef Gordon Ramsay is back with an all-new reality show. This time he takes beginner chefs just like you and me and teaches them to be Master Chefs. Can he do it? Tune in Tuesday nights on Fox to find out. 
Everyone thought the seven remaining comics would be reduced to five this week, but Dale hedged and suggested that it “maybe, could be” five. Turns out, he was right, and he’s rubbing it in all the other recappers’ faces! He’s so smart! Oh, yeah, and so we find out which one single comic is leaving this week … in order to make it SIX! Just a click away. 
It’s time for the Dance Your Ass Off contestants to go to prom! Of course, they aren’t just going to have fun, but to dance. Before that, they need to run a mile in their own shoes – well, actually, their own vests, to show how much weight they’ve lost. Which contestant wants everybody to be like a family? Which is more into the competition? All the details are right here! 
It’s a lazy, mostly drama-free Sunday in the Big Brother house. Who flip-flops on their possible eviction vote in a few hours time? Who wants to get Botox and veneers on her teeth? Could the tide be turning against one of the nominees? Do all the best conversations happen in the back yard? And finally, which two houseguests think that 9/11 was orchestrated by the U.S. government? Read on to find out. Warning: This article contains spoiler information, government conspiracy theories, and multiple attacks on innocent insects! 
Monet was evicted after behaving in a way that I think most of the viewing audience would say runs contrary to her earlier statements about being classy. What did she have to say about this apparent contradiction? Indeed, what does she now have to say about Rachel? Plus, Monet addresses what she’d do differently and who is playing well. Read on for all the details! 
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