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(S04E15) Tonight's episode showcases the fiendish machinations of James the snake. He's none too broken up about having Kaysar on the block although he tries to act at least a little bummed whenever his faux alliance from Season Six is around, it's a thin ruse at best. Kaysar meanwhile campaigns for votes in his own way. Most people beg, plead and lie, Kaysar just asks. Kaysar's best hope, whether he knows it or not, is Chilltown's inveterate love of stirring things up for the sake of watching people scramble.

(S04E14) The question for this week is who's zooming who? When in doubt, always bet on Boogie and Will. We've got the newly christened Legion of Doom with their grand plan to get Janelle out of the house but will they triumph? James tries to cover up the fact that he feels like he is in the catbird seat but he's not as good an actor as he thinks. Theree's just one problem, are these people really stupid enough to trust Chilltown?

(S04E04) With Kaysar as Head of Household, I was gearing up for fireworks. He has to put the hurt on Boogie and Dr. Will right? It's early enough in the season that he could make a relatively safe choice and not take out a key player but I told myself that one of the things that makes Kaysar a fun player to watch is that he makes bold moves. Consider me disappointed, but more on that later.

First, a quick question, when the SeaSick alliance gets together to discuss who should go and did I hear James says that Jase is the James of this season? I still say that James is not trustworthy. And I think Kaysar, Howie and Janelle are very aware of this but at this point it's a question of the devil you know versus the devil you don't.

That was quick. No sooner did they revolving door Kaysar into the hot seat than a load of people online set up and signed this petition to exempt Kaysar from eviction during his first week back. This was, after all, the rule of the house the last time they let an evicted Houseguest back into the house, and I wondered why they didn't implement it this time around.

So, if you like Kaysar, head on over to the petition and sign it. I doubt it will do any good and after he let go of that button, I don't really think he's the good player that I thought he was previously.

Thanks, Barbee!

If you're wanting to avoid spoilers, don't read too far in this post. I'll try to keep all the juicy parts after the jump, but it's going to be hard. The idiocy of last episode's HoH competition continued to be heavily felt in tonight's episode. The episode began with everyone reflecting upon how Jen broke her word by nominating both Rachel and Janelle, rather than two of her teammates as part of the effort to backdoor James into the hot seat. There was much lamenting by James on how cowardly the backdoor move was. There was much lamenting by Kaysar on how unfair and wrong it was for Jen to break her word and nominate two of his teammates. What both of these guys meant to say during the confessional talks with Big Brother when they lamented these things was quite simply: "I was an idiot. I shouldn't have let go of the button. I do not deserve to win this game."

Check out after the jump for more...

Yes! Good job, TV Squaders! We did it! Kaysar is back in!!!

Reminder: Today is the last day of voting. Don't forget to vote Kaysar back in the Big Brother House!

If you want James out of the house, you have to stick him in the hot seat after someone else if vetoed out of the hot seat, because the guy just keeps on winning veto competitions. Of course, last night's competition was a variant of one they've done in previous seasons. Synopsis: Here are X number of The Item (this time candy). You must place a piece of candy in at least two of the (this time) pinatas representing two separate HouseGuests. You can put candy in as many pinatas as you like and you can give each pinata as many pieces of candy as you like. Whichever HouseGuest is closest to 20 pieces of candy without going over wins. If memory serves me correctly, in previous seasons it has played out exactly the same way: the majority of the players over-think the challenge, with only one or two thinking "load up the one we don't want to win," and as a result, the person who everyone least wants to win the veto wins the veto. This week, that was James, who received 18 pieces of candy, after Ivette loaded him up, thinking everyone would be loading him up. Wrong, and the mistake may cost Ivette her seat in the house. Read after the jump for more...