The teens are roused with their wake-up call reminding them of Beauty’s and Priscilla’s birthday. The 
Rebellious Girl is now all of 17 years and she’s thrilled with the prospect of being a bonafide adult soon. Robi and Alex greeted former housemate Priscillia, in hopes she would see their effort. Also, Beauty mentioned that she never had a birthday party since she was 4. Would Kuya throw a bash for the Rebellious Chick?
Meanwhile, all are dead set to win their weekly task. Nicole was tasked to be the traffic enforcer for the day and she is determined to strictly implement the rules. The boys on the other hand, picked up their go-karts in the storage room and quickly
set this up. They encountered a teeny problem though; their go-kart doesn’t seem to work. Each housemate had their own theories about it, whether it was low battery, or the red wheels are just plainly dysfunctional.
Birthday girl Beauty lamented her upcoming day. Oblivious to the preparations the other teens were planning for her, she washes clothes on her lonesome and voices out her thoughts: “Kawawang Beauty. Birthday ko pa naman bukas, kahit walang handa, sana naman… I don’t know…” Beauty had already shared her wish to spend her birthday in a small celebration with the other teens, especially since she hadn’t had a really special birthday since she was four. The usual routine was that she would be given money, a few dishes and that was it. This time would surely be special, especially as she was in the PBB house. She would, after all, be celebrating with the entire PBB community worldwide!
Valerie ups the conversation, asking Beauty if she can imagine herself with Alex. Surprisingly, contrary to her emotions after their special dinner, Beauty said that she can only see them as best friends. Despite the many moments she had shared with Ejay, the Dazzling Doll claimed she cannot find love in the PBB house. It was too stressful that she cannot fall in love there. She is surprised at how emotional the boys get. Though both were sincerely touched by the boys’ gestures, falling in love and entering into anything serious was quite a long way off. Will Valerie be able to share these thoughts with Ejay? Will Beauty give in to Alex’s proximity? 
The teens woke up to sounds of cars driving past followed by the intro of the Tokyo Drift theme. In a few minutes, they were dancing and revved up to find out what was in store for them. Nikki and Nan both guessed that it had something to do with driving, and Nan roused Ejay’s interest by telling him about go-carts, a new concept to the Promdi Hottie. True enough, the teens found their house covered by roads and traffic signs, complete with a working traffic light. Robi and Nan were tasked to be the first traffic enforcers, and clad in blue uniforms, they managed the human traffic with a smile and a dance. For their weekly task, everyone was supposed to pass their written and practical exams, a preparation for the time they finally apply for their license. They better do well, since they bet 100% of their allowance on it!
The teens then headed to the activity area, where they were surprised with the sudden mini race-track, and a car running circles around it. But what really had them running was the fact that Gaby dela Merced, former housemate and driver extraordinaire, would be their driving instructor. Very patient and encouraging, Gaby made each teen feel at ease. The teens were shown the proper sitting position and the mirrors and the proper way of driving a manual. Gaby reported them to be open-minded and fast learners. In the house, though, the boys still couldn’t get over Gaby’s prowess at driving… and how her hair flowed as she was drifting. Hmm.
The teens had another game and each was given a special gift, some more personal than others. Alex got a soccer ball, Beauty got an entire chocolate cake, and Nikki got a dress. Nan and Robi had moments with their siblings, and both were very happy. Robi’s bro, Maro, reminded his kuya that he was proud of him and missed him. Same was true for Nan’s two sisters. Ejay got the coveted 100 seconds with Mommy Josephine. So overwhelmed was he that he went to Valerie to share right after. Valerie, on the other hand, got a framed pic of her and her dad. Missing her dad has always been a touchy subject for Val, and she was in tears as she declared it to be the best gift ever.
Beauty wins another game, and her prize is a special moment with Alex, orchestrated by Kuya. Alex was supposed to make her a poem in Filipino, only he couldn’t seem to organize his thoughts, much less translate it. With Robi’s help, though, he finally finished it and had time to dress up. Robi attempted to distract the others, but they could see through him; after all, he was really bad at lying. Eventually, Alex and Beauty were in the secret room decorated to be a mini-prom, with a bouquet of flowers and candlelit settings. The Italian Valentino read his poem and they hugged a lot. When they finally went back to the house, Beauty was overwhelmed that she blurted out, “I think I’m in love,” which scared the other two girls. Asked by Kuya if she meant it, she said not, but she really appreciated the gesture. Alex’s response to Kuya was that Beauty was more than just a friend. He recalled how he’d always look for her and appease her. That evening, Beauty admits to Nikki that she feels something for Alex, but is bothered since he has a girlfriend outside, and she didn’t want to hurt anyone. 
After the live and rattling nominations, the teens attempt to get back to their normal routine. Ejay and Nan take charge in the kitchen, though Nikki and Beauty were not in the mood to eat. The girls scarfed on ice cream, though, and later retreated to their room once again. Valerie seriously felt that the two were too close to the point of shutting others out, so this time she was included in the girls’ exchange. Beauty notices that, unfortunately, the fewer they become, the farther they go from each other. This is probably a manifestation that the pressure of being pitted against each other, even in a small way, brings. 
Beauty was feeling bad about her upcoming birthday. Despite (or maybe even because) of the nearing Big Night, she fervently wished that her birthday this year be special. After 4 years old, she claimed, she never had another complete birthday. She was just given some money, cake and food, but what she really wanted were memories to cherish. Little did she know that the rest of the teens were really preparing something special, with Kuya’s help. Nikki led the group and everyone tried pitching ideas. For this, she approached Alex and Robi to prepare.
Nikki, who also told Kuya is that she’d rather have face-to-face nominations, had issues with Robi, and she relayed this to Beauty, who seconded her points. Both felt that Robi didn’t listen to others and thinks he is responsible for everyone. He also apparently imposes his ideas and expects that it should be followed. Valerie also talked to Robi after he came back from the Confession Room, and was trying to convince him not to give up. “Soon it will end,” assured the Dazzling Doll. Several times nominated would get someone thinking hard, no doubt. “There’s a fine line between giving up and giving others a chance,” said Robi. He was seriously contemplating which move would be for the benefit of “the greater good”. He didn’t want to think of PBB as a contest, yet it was getting harder to do so. Stay or go?
Kuya takes responsible nominations a notch higher: face-to-face nominations, no more blindfolds this time. The remaining housemates were made to pick a number from a bowl. Only those who picked the numbers 1-4 will openly reveal their nominees and their reasons, again without changing the original choices they made earlier. Nikki, Nan, Val and Robi were unfortunate enough to pick numbers 1-4 respectively, while Alex, Beauty and Ejay got the remaining numbers that allowed them to stay silent.
Nikki nominated Nan and Val. She felt that one point wouldn’t do much against Nan and Val’s two points were nothing compared to the good life waiting for her outside. So were Nan’s reasons for giving Val one point, while Robi got his two points because Nan felt the Atenean had changed. Val nominated Beauty and Nikki because she felt the two were too close that they made it difficult for others to relate to them. Robi gave a point to Nan, whom he felt would not be in danger of nominations, and Ejay, considering his dad already won as the Guardians’ Big Winner. 
All votes considered, only three were nominees remained. Nikki and Val both got 5 points, and Robi followed at 4. Asked why they should be saved from evictions, Nikki said, "Marami pa akong kayang patunayan. Marami pa akong dapat gawin. At nandito pa si Beauty." Robi reasoned that "marami na akong napatunayan at kaya pang patunayan". Valerie, obviously flustered as she rambled on, was concerned that she still needed to study her Tagalog and would want to enjoy her time. 
