Flirty, Spunky & Wifey Spy gave themselves missions this week; ensure the safety of their alliance. HOH Bridgette and nominees Paul, Tiffany and Bronte will play. It is his HOH this week right? The only thing that kept her from saying an instant “yes” was Natalie – the only Spy Girl who knows that Frank is the Road Kill victor. Bronte feels sad and breaks down in the diary room.
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Who do you want to leave?
In Sunday’s episode, sexist prankster Frank won the Road Kill competition and secretly nominated Bronte. James is a nice person, but I’m sure he could easily sway his alliance to take Bronte out of the equation if need be. James wanted to warn Natalie that Frank was the Roadkill competition victor because he feels that Frank is trying to get Bronte and Natalie on his side – when in reality, he is trying to betray them both by putting Bronte up as a third nominee. Through deduction Natalie figured out that Frank had indeed won and even though the target for this week was Tiffany, being on the block wasn’t an option. Natalie and James are very close and Frank and Bridgette are close. But Bronte and Bridgette wanted to do some more digging. She is going to be extremely surprised when it turns out that a member of her Spy Girls alliance is going to get evicted from the game. This leads Bronte to use unusual tactics to try and find out any information from James. In the beginning, Bridgette’s plan was to use the POV if she were to win and pull Bronte down but if that were to chance that Natalie would be the replacement, Bronte didn’t want that to happen. Instead, she told them, “I get a little nervous with Frank”. That’s not good for the Spy Girls. The other houseguest selected was Paulie and the other all girl alliance the Fatal Four (previously five), was slightly anxious about Natalie being selected. The host for this competition was Da’Vonne and the competition featured some product placement. Who will be evicted next from the Big Brother house … One of the biggest reasons he cited for evicting her was not wanting to have a repeat of last season, where Tiffany’s sister Vanessa Rousso slid through to the end of the game despite being an obvious target. Bronte wishes to come down, but not at Natalie’s expense. Leaving Bridgette to fight for the POV. Bridgette wins the Power of Veto. Then upon her victory, Frank encouraged her to do a victory gesture with him, which ultimately landed the traveling ER nurse in crutches. The HG head outside to the kitchen which is sponsored by Outback Steakhouse. They were treated to loaded bloomin’ onions, sirloin steak and chocolate cake. Paul, Tiffany, or Bronte? That might break up the strong-looking alliance that Bridgette and Frank had formed over the past week. Bronte chooses Natalie to play while Paulie is the final participant. Frank has proven that he’s the one running the house based on the fact he keeps telling Paul that he’s safe.
Join Big Brother 18 on CBS at 8 eastern on Thursday for the live eviction of another houseguest, and watch the next Head of Household Competition where a new HOH will be crowned. Tiffany, Paul and Bronte remain nominated for eviction. Da’Vonne is not sure she wants to see Tiffany go on Frank’s terms. So the question really comes down to which of the three houseguests’ this week will benefit the houseguests in evicting.
They probably do. I don’t – I’m rooting for the hometown girl, and Paul’s super annoying and he talks with his beard, like shakes it at the camera like it’s an exclamation point.
It was a chaotic day in the Big Brother 18 house on Tuesday, with plans flipping and flopping like insane.
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The overnight Big Brother 18 spoilers from late July 13 and into the early hours of July 14 revealed a lot on the live feeds. Mark is a graduate from the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in Theatre Arts.
