Driving a Wedge: The "athletic" houseguests withstand atomic wedgies for the longest time, all so hateful idiot bodybuilder Jessie can join their team. Worst cost-benefit ever.

Two of 12 Voted Off: The unitard lives another week as we bid a sad adieu to cutie Caitlin and early frontrunner Phillip.

Episode 10: Among the numerous things Johnny can't do (like sewing), he also has never made an evening gown. So he does the only thing he can do -- he completely copies an evening gown he saw and liked once.

Signals and Codes: Michael's new client isn't crazy, he just gets spies and aliens mixed up sometimes.

Top 12 Perform: As the original couples dance together for the last time, Mia Michaels employs Kupono and Kayla in her ongoing plot to eclipse everyone else on the show. Forever. Like a deus ex machina, Wade Robson enters at

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