by Gina Scarpa

After Helen nominates Aaryn and Kaitlin for eviction from the Big Brother house, it's Jeremy who feels the most unsettled. Just because he isn't nominated doesn't mean he's safe. There's still an MVP vote, as well as the chance he could get backdoored. Kaitlin is much more optimistic, feeling that everyone wants Aaryn gone. Aaryn, however, is extremely unpopular so there's really no rush to send her packing. Every day, she looks better and better to sit next to in the end.

Helen meets with Spencer and insists on learning everything she didn't know. He admits to The Moving Company, while she turns on the tears and reminds him repeatedly that she could vote him out of here. That power trip is still going, huh? Spencer admitting to The Moving Company might be good for him, but it's bad for Howard, who has been lying left and right to the house. Though he comes clean (because he had no choice), Amanda and McCrae are hung ho about him being the third nominee. Elissa isn't so sold though and when people try to strongarm her into doing their dirty work, she goes rogue and nominates Spencer instead.

Jeremy is now 100% convinced he's getting backdoored so Kaitlin decides that if she wins, she'll keep nominations the same. She asks Gina Marie, who got chosen to play for the Veto, to not use it if she wins. Unfortunately, Aaryn is hoping Gina Marie WILL use it, so she's in a tough spot. When Kaitlin tells Amanda she doesn't want to use the Veto if she wins, Amanda tells her that if she doesn't use it, she'll go home. Well, there goes that plan!

In the competition, players go one at a time and use a trampoline to peek over a wall at a wall of art, then duplicate the paintings on their side. The best part is that the famous paintings have the players' faces on it. The slowest time goes to Spencer, while Kaitlin ends up winning the Veto. She's got a tough decision ahead of her.

While Kaitlin debates whether or not to save her romance, Jeremy's busy keeping his showmance going strong.  See the difference?  Jeremy looks to totally manipulate Kaitlin into doing what he wants, trying to form deals and even better for him, keeping the nominations the same.  Up in Helen's HOH room, Kaitlin tries to get her to go after Howard, saying that he's probably throwing competitions and can't be trusted.  Helen counters that Jeremy is not only a strong player, but hasn't treated her well.  When Kaitlin relays the conversation to Jeremy, he seems at peace with what's about to go down.  She's still considering keeping herself on the block.  Oh, the things people will do for love...

At the Veto ceremony, and after having time to really think it through, Kaitlin decides to take herself down.  As planned, Jeremy goes up in his place.  I'm pretty sure all the campaigning in the world can't save him from Thursday night's live eviction.

Find out who leaves the Big Brother house, Thursday at 9/8 on CBS.

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