After the commercial, Julie re-rehashes the circumstances under which the two nominees got where they are, and then she goes back to the living room for the live eviction. Jason talks about how much he really is crazy about both Amy and Lisa, and what a great, fun week they've all had together. He doesn't drag it out too much, and votes to evict Amy. She's very warm and funny about her eviction, and as they walk her to the door, there are lots of hugs and kisses. This is so different from her last eviction -- she was so obviously so unhappy that time, and her demeanor was so pinched and phony, and now she seems so genuinely happy that it's much less painful. She comes over to talk to Julie, and we go back to the house, where they're all feeling good about having made it to the final three, but where they're also talking pretty genuinely about the fact that they're going to miss Amy.

Amy's Chenterview is quite upbeat and happy. She talks about how surprised she is that she even got as far as she did, and she knew from the beginning of her return to the house that she wouldn't actually win the money. That's probably why she was so much more appealing than some of the other people were -- I do sort of think Amy was past playing to win once she came back to the house. After she got Kiki out, she was really pretty happy to enjoy the game. She tried to stay in, but she also tried to have fun, and I admire her for that. Julie asks her whether she still believes that the house didn't have alliances at the end, and she uneasily says yes, knowing that Julie is clearly going somewhere with this. Julie asks her whether she'd be surprised to know that Danielle and Jason had an alliance from the first week, and Amy says yes, she's surprised. But she insists that she doesn't mind. Julie asks her about turning into a crybaby, and about whether she's become a better person, and Amy says yes. She's learned a lot. She watches her goodbye videos. I think Lisa and Jason are quite sincere. Danielle has to take the opportunity to be insulting some more, implying (as people so often do with Amy) that she's learned to tolerate Amy, even though Amy's so annoying. Shut up, Danielle. Jason promises her that he won't stand her up for their date to the fair. Aw. Maybe they can hold hands and kiss with their mouths closed. After the videos, Julie asks her who she's rooting for. "Danielle," she says simply. Ugh. Sucker.