We’re two days away from the Big Brother 20 Double Eviction. The night should be filled with excitement, tears, and terror as the final seven become the final five. The houseguests have speculated about a Double Eviction for weeks, now their nightmares are about to come true. As the days get longer, the houseguests preoccupy themselves by planning for the future.

JC Mounduix and Brett Robinson once again discuss their plan to target Angela Rummans. They want to make sure to take her out in a Double Eviction, if possible. Meanwhile, Haleigh Broucher couldn’t think ahead with her Big Brother 20 life on the line. Haleigh got a little hint of optimism thinking that maybe Sam Bledsoe would blow up and kill her game. Click Here to Continue Reading »

Big Brother 20 started off so exciting. We had blindside after blindside, and each week weren’t sure who would go home. Since the Big Brother 20 jury started, the weeks have gotten increasingly more predictable…and boring. We’ve had three straight weeks of no game shifts, no blindsides, and no excitement. Level 6 has just taken out the Hive for six straight weeks.

This week is no different. Kaycee Clark is on a mission to completely destroy the Hive by taking out their last member: Haleigh Broucher. Big Brother 20 fans hoped for some sort of miracle with Haleigh pulling off a clutch Power of Veto victory. Instead, she finished in last place. Then Big Brother Live Feeds watchers hoped desperately for Kaycee, Tyler Crispen, and Angela Rummans to shake up this week by shifting the target from Haleigh to JC Mounduix.

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On Sunday, the extended period of boring game play continued in the house. The houseguests struggled to stay awake as did the viewers. CBS is clearly desperate for content because they keep supplying them with alcohol. Even booze couldn’t liven up this boring day.

The first main event of the day involved Kaycee Clark announcing that Have-Nots are over for the season. Later that night, Pop Tv rewarded the houseguests with a Chinese takeout. The alcohol came later.

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Kaycee Clark solidified Level 6’s domination in the Big Brother 20 house over the last month when she won her third comp out of her last four attempts.  Kaycee has won the last 2 Power of Veto competitions, and she just capped those wins off with her first Head of Household victory.  Level 6, with Kaycee’s help, are stream rolling through the rest of the Big Brother house as of late.  Tonight, Kaycee will put 2 houseguests on the block for possible eviction on Thursday…and don’t forget this week is Double Eviction week in the Big Brother 20 house.

Kaycee doesn’t have many choices for her block nominees this week as we are getting down to the wire.  Other than her own alliance members, Tyler Crispen, Angela Rummans, and Brett Robinson, she can pick 2 of the 3 remaining houseguests to nominate: Haleigh Broucher, JC Moundiux, or Sam Bledsoe to the block for eviction.  JC has proven to be a close ally to Level 6 although not a full-fledged member.  Sam is just Sam, but Haleigh has put Kaycee on the block twice this season.  Tonight might be time for revenge even though Kaycee and Haleigh have grown closer over the last couple of weeks in the Big Brother house.

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This week is shaping up to be another dud Big Brother 20 week. Yesterday, the houseguests waited around the majority of the day for the Power of Veto comp. They tried to spice up the day with some games and stories. However, not much could save the evening.

Near 8:00pm BBT, the houseguests finally started the Veto. It took About four hours before Kaycee Clark was declared the Veto winner for her third week in a row. Prior to the Power of Veto competition, the houseguests went over “what if” scenarios. JC Mounduix started to feel the pressure of what could happen to his game this week.

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