A mercurial character Former Quicksilver bassist David Freiberg remembers the quixotic John Cipollina. Cassandra hasn't laughed this hard since the late Mega told her he fancied himself a role model. You're going to have to give us more than that, Squire. Cassandra lives in New York City, and is occasionally reminded that's she's living in a house with a lot of country mice. And that's not the only thing he'll be putting his finger on before the episode is over.
History creates the oddest catalysts for progress.
In the Big Brother house, it's the fact that there are three women and four men. To equally distribute the burdens of the dance marathon, the guys realize they're going to be doing some man-boy lambadas whether they like it or not. Eddie shares with the group what he plans on holding of Josh's. He helpfully holds out one hand in a perhaps too-practiced cupping motion Eddie is too comfortable with the idea of dancing with the boys for George's taste. Later, in the Red Room, George charmingly reassures the producers on this important matter.