On Thursday, Big Brother host Julie Chen-Moonves announced that Sunday’s episode would be a special one; instead of the usual memory lane episode, we will watch an interview with the Big Brother 20 final three, along with the first part of the Head of Household Competition playing out in its entirety.

Most seasons around this time, we get a full episode of memory lane clips and only the start of the first part of the Head of Household Competition. Then the rest plays out on the Wednesday night finale, along with part two and the live part three. The first Head of Household Competition usually takes up at least ten to fifteen minutes of the first hour. With this space now being freed, this likely means that we’ll get some other segments running longer. or a completely new segment.
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Before yesterday’s Big Brother 21 eviction, Cliff Hogg III had his final CliffNotes. In it, he went over the game and kind of discussed his game regrets and things that he wish happened differently. He mentioned how if Holly Allen won this week’s Head of Household Competition, then Nicole Anthony would be the one leaving fourth instead of him.

The feeds returned after the eviction to Holly pacing, Jackson Michie showering, and Nicole in the storage room. It was a few minutes before any Live Feeder could determine who won the first part of the final Head of Household. Eventually, Nicole started to beat herself up for not winning it, Jackson and Holly discussed how close they were during the competition, but then Jackson was a little quicker.

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We’re down to the final three Big Brother 21 players with Jackson Michie, Holly Allen, and Nicole Anthony trying to secure their spots in the Big Brother finals. We’re kind of in a two vs one situation as Jackson and Holly are very likely to take each other to the finals over Nicole. It’s a do or die situation for Nicole to secure her spot in the final three and take control of her own game fate.

Jackson and Holly have been working together all of Big Brother 21, and eventually became a rocky showmance. Their showmances may be hit or miss, but their game loyalty has been unwavering. We would be shocked if one of them decided to betray the other this late in the game.

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Tonight, we will see who Jackson Michie decides to evict with his sole vote in the live eviction on Big Brother 21. Michie won the final Power of Veto (POV) of the season, and effectively won the ability to pick the last houseguest for the final three. Nicole Anthony is this week’s Head of Household (HOH) and already has her spot reserved along with Michie.

Michie’s choice is between Holly Allen and Cliff Hogg III, and he has made it very clear during his diary room conversations that Holly is his one and only choice. He did make a final three deal with Cliff to be taken to the final three, but he falsely made this agreement to guarantee Holly’s game was saved over Tommy Bracco’s. Does Cliff know what is coming his way, or will he be shocked by his eminent eviction this evening?

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Unlike with last week, where we had absolutely no clue who would be leaving the Big Brother 21 house, this week seems pretty straightforward. Going into this week’s Power of Veto Competition, Cliff Hogg III was confident that he would escape eviction. He had a deal in place with all of the other three players to take him to the finals. Nicole Anthony wasn’t nearly as confident as Cliff, and her intuition proved right.

Once Jackson won the Power of Veto, he declared that he made it to the finals and planned to take Holly Allen with him. He just had to let Cliff and Nicole know his plan. He let them know on Sunday, which set Cliff up to try to campaign for safety.

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