Not very often in the game of Big Brother is a houseguest able to come back into the house after being sent packing more than once, like Victor Arroyo. Cliff Hogg III amazed Big Brother 21 fans this week when he beat out David Alexander, Kemi Fakunle, and Ovi Kabir in Camp Comeback to re-enter the house. To top it off, he won the Head of Household competition and nominated Jack Matthews and Jackson Michie for eviction. Finally, just maybe, the Gr8ful/Und9able/Six Shooters would take a hit…or maybe not!

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After Nick Maccarone was blindsided last week, during the eviction vote, things were not so happy go lucky in the house majority alliance. Nick, Isabella Wang, and Sam Smith had no idea the Six Shooters planned to switch the vote to Cliff rather than the planned vote to evict Nicole Anthony. That was the straw that broke the camel’s back for Gr8ful/Und9able, but the Six Shooters were as strong as ever with Jack, Michie, Christie Murphy, Tommy Bracco, Holly Allen, and Analyse Talavera leading the way.

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Prior to the week 4 Big Brother 21 Veto ceremony, a few players tried to reason with Cliff Hogg III and make him see that this idea (nominating Isabella Wang) will just hand the game to Jack Matthews. Sam Smith said the least Cliff could do was force Christie Murphy to use her power, to flush it out of the Big Brother 21 game. By letting Christie keep her power, the Six Shooters had a really big advantage. Sam was the first of the trio to know that things wouldn’t be going their way this week, and then he told Bella, and then Cliff told Nick Maccarone. Right before the Veto Ceremony, Nick was in an emotional spiral and even tried to plead with Jack to not completely isolate him. Eventually, it led to a breakdown by Nick because he really cared about Bella and didn’t want to see her leave, nor did he want to go 60 plus more days in jury without her.

Nick also realized just how the numbers were stacked against Sam and him. The only hope they had for survival was if one of them wins Head of Household and Veto next week. Both also mentioned plans to nominate Tommy Bracco and Christie if they won Head of Household competition.

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In terms of game play, this has been one of the more interesting Big Brother 21 weeks. For three straight weeks, the Gr8ful alliance has been in charge and safe. However, a couple events threw them to the bottom. First, they betrayed each other with the blindside vote that sent Cliff Hogg III out the game. Then he won back in the game and Head of Household. Cliff didn’t play it safe, because he took a big swing at power players Jack Matthews and Jackson Michie. He was set to take one of them out, but then the Power of Veto competition gave Jackson a new life, and might give Jack one as well.

Then all eyes were on Christie Murphy to use her Whacktivity Power and activate the Diamond Power of Veto. All weekend, Christie has debated and debated about whether to use it. Yesterday, she decided not to use it after Cliff and her talked about maybe working out a deal where Christie picked between Analyse Talavera and Holly Allen to go up on the block next to Jack or for him to just backdoor Isabella Wang, which saved her from having to use her power. The deal seemed done. But was it?

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The whole“how you get him is how you lose him” saying has never been more true than this week on Big Brother 21. Let’s all take a trip back to week 1 of Big Brother 21. Jackson Michie hooked up with Kathryn Dunn before the feeds, but wanted to end things with her. He kept telling her that he needed to distance himself for his game. He also told others that he regretted the hook up because he had no interest in Kat.

He spoke very badly of her to others and even made it seem like she was a burden to have in the game. As Kat and Jackson went their own ways, Holly Allen and Jackson continued to grow closer. Then their blossoming showmance grew into a full one two weeks ago when Jackson cast the rogue vote to protect the Six Shooters. Jackson and Holly were going happily along…until yesterday.

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Another Big Brother 21 day and another day of agony, at least for the two most power houseguests (at the moment). Head of Household Cliff Hogg wanted a simple week where his main target went home, and really went home, not to Camp Comeback. However, self-proclaimed Big Brother hero Jackson Michie won the Power of Veto. This screwed up a lot of people’s plans, hopes, dreams, and game future.

Now that Jackson is coming off the block, Cliff must figure out who to nominate next to Jack Matthews to ensure that he goes home, or he must take the loss and accept a new target: Isabella Wang.

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