Big Brother’s veto competition required housemates to answer 20 trivia questions. Kevin Campbell, motivated by possible eviction, was triumphant in the challenge and used the veto power on himself, which forced Jordan Llyod to take his place in the hot seat.
A little slow on the uptake, Jordan and Michele Noonan finally realized that they were duped by Kevin and Natalie Martinez, who faked the break in their alliance. With no delay, the housemates faced eviction, with Kevin holding the deciding vote. He chose to evict Michele, and trusted that his pact with Natalie would get him to the ‘final two’ – perhaps not the smartest move.
The remaining contestants participated in the first portion of a 3-part head of household competition, which required them to tread a log while holding a key above their heads. After four hours on the rolling log, Kevin emerged victorious.
CBS’ ‘Big Brother 11’ earned a 2.7 rating among adults 18-49, with 8.126 million viewers.