Spoilers are coming that will destroy the viewing experience for anyone yet to watch tonight’s “Big Brother” eviction episode, so stop reading NOW if you’re planning to watch later or are located on the West Coast, where it has yet to air.
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The players are picked for the Veto competition.
With Nicole holding all the power this week, she has the decision in deciding whether or not to replace a nominee or keep nominations the same. Since she is sitting next to Paul on the block, Michelle doesn’t think she’s the target as Paul is one of the biggest threats still left in the game (no Meech stay woke!).
She didn’t feel the need to campaign to save herself. What is she thinking?
After spending the majority of her “Big Brother 18” summer either sleeping or making out with Corey, Nicole has all of a sudden become a major player in the game. He’s been the force behind convincing Michelle she would survive the eviction, and Paul Abrahamian would be the one going home this round. The jury is usually an emotional group, with wounds that are still fresh, and they vote emotionally rather than rationally. For the superfan Michelle, she knew this competition was the Stay or Fold competition where the houseguests had to correctly guess how many items were in a specific room after having an example of a certain number of said item being displayed.
Chen tried to get some sweet thoughts from the houseguests after the final video, but most were too busy feeling all of the emotions.
Corey decides to give Victor the money if he promises to vote out Michelle. Plus, Victor somehow managed to battle his way back into the BB house for a second time.
Thankfully, he saw the bigger picture and took the bribe. Is it Michelle’s time to go or will Paul get the boot? The stress of the game cause Michelle to have a break down, but Natalie is able to comfort her. And with the NicoRey alliance dancing right in the middle of the JaTalie and VicPaul duos, there’s no way of telling who are going to make it to the Final Four.
He really is the comeback kid, but does he deserve three chances to win the money?
We’ll also see that Nicole did not use the PoV to bring down Paul or Michelle to “backdoor” James Huling. The votes come in and it is a tie with Nicole breaking it by voting Michelle out. Our Michigander is targeting our other Michigander Michelle because she has no allegiance with her and has been targeting her for a few weeks. That was the least classiest exit in the entire 17 year run for the show. She wanted Jerry “The Iceman” Butler. She’ll be remembered for all the wrong reasons and that’s her own fault.
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Unsure of what their next move was, Nicole and her showmance, Corey, talked strategy.
