Welcome back everyone to another blog recap of Big Brother!
And a very special welcome back goes to Victor for making history as being the
first houseguest to return to the game twice! Can I just quickly say thank god?!
Anyone else coming back would have been a monumental disappointment. My
thoughts go out to Paulie as he is doomed to spend the rest of the summer with
girls in jury that hate him. That will be rough. Sucks to suck. You know what
else sucks? When your fire alarm decides it wants to be changed at 3:30 in the
morning. Yep, that was my life this morning. So if this blog sounds a little
discombobulated, that is why.
As, I’ve already alluded to, the episode started with the
joint HOH/jury buyback competition. But during the competition, the show
flashes back to a moment that happened a few hours before the live show. Paul
decided to instigate a fight with James, Natalie, and Michelle in an attempt to
make them paranoid enough to save Victor. It didn’t work, but what it did
accomplish was even better. It made Natalie admit out loud and on public that
she would have wanted Victor to stay. She said this IN FULL EARSHOT of Corey
and Nicole. So consider that final 4 dunzo, all because Paul instigated this
fight. Major props to him for cementing himself better in the house when he
seemed guaranteed to go this week.
Now back to the competition, it was the fairly standard wall
competition. People hold on to a bar and try to remain standing until everyone
else has dropped. Victor wins to come back in, and Nicole guilt trips James
into giving her the HOH. Man! How beautiful would it be if James were evicted
after he was promised safety in a competition like this? It’s not like he hasn’t
done that to other people…….
So the You Suck competition of the award goes to…
Davonne and Zakiyah!
That’s right, double the award for double the being
pathetic. Both of them flat out quit because they couldn’t take it anymore. And
then they cry about not being able to do it. But, here’s the thing. This comp
is ALL willpower. If you want to stay on, you most likely will. It might be
harder for some than others, but if you want to, you outlast many people. So,
both are pretty pathetic for their holding hands and jumping off motion.
After the HOH, only a few key things happened.
11.)
Natalie cried because she realized Nicorey would
keep James over her. Like really? James, get a clue, she is not interested in
you.
22.)
Corey receives the care package. Egh. I guess
the general audience likes dumb showmances.
33.)
Paul and Victor entered into a final 4 with Nicole
and Corey.
So after this, Nicole decides Michelle is her target. She
nominates Michelle and then nominates Paul as a pawn. She did this under the
pretense of keeping her deal with James. That’s all well and good, but please break
it Nicole. Nothing would be sweeter.
Worst Player of the Episode
Michelle. Didn’t I just finish telling everyone why Michelle’s
nomination last week would bite her in the butt? Well, now we see it bite her
in the butt. Nicorey were still around to nominate her, and Paul and Victor are
no longer protecting her. All of this she sacrificed for a faux showmance that
couldn’t care less about her. Great game. Not. Her only saving grace was that she didn't cry this episode. But, almost everyone else was at top game form except her and Jatalie, and they stayed off the block.
Best Player of the Episode
Nicole. She found a way to keep her word and get out a player who is
a threat to her. THAT’S how you handle nominations when you made a deal. And
now she has 2 alliances she can fall back on. She may actually have learned how
to play for when she isn’t making out with Corey.
So there you have it, another episode of Big Brother down. Stay tuned to see who will win the veto, and will it be used to screw James over? Pretty please. Pretty please. Pretty please.
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