Big Brother 26

[p_rushing]

The ending just shows why I say this was one of the stupidest cast ever. The season wasn't bad overall but was filled with bad gameplay. Every single person made multiple bad moves but they were able to recover because no one was smart enough to take control. In a regular season, these people get sent home quickly.

I don't know how you pick the only person in the game who can beat you.

Unless they didn't show it, it did seem like there was less strategy this season and people were just happy to be there. There were clearly different sides to the house but little strategy to try and flip things. I know Angela was used to change who was eliminated but it wasn't really flipping anything.

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[Majingir]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

The ending just shows why I say this was one of the stupidest cast ever. The season wasn't bad overall but was filled with bad gameplay. Every single person made multiple bad moves but they were able to recover because no one was smart enough to take control. In a regular season, these people get sent home quickly. I don't know how you pick the only person in the game who can beat you. Unless they didn't show it, it did seem like there was less strategy this season and people were just happy to be there. There were clearly different sides to the house but little strategy to try and flip things. I know Angela was used to change who was eliminated but it wasn't really flipping anything. Sent from my SM-T970 using Tapatalk

Probably also depends on how many were fans vs recruits.

Makensy was obviously a recruit (middle age BB casters and recruiting Texas A&M people, don't know why that's a match).

Cam probably was too (he said nobody he knows watches BB, but also said one of his faves was Jared last season.....)

Someone like Quinn obviously was a big fan. Angela was a big fan too but idk if she applied or was recruited (she's been on other cbs game shows before). Kenny applied for years to be on, but it's like he said, his life when he first applied and his life today are so different, so it's hard to want to play the game now the way you wanted to when you first got inspired to apply.

Chelsie said she's a super fan and watched since she was 13. Crazy thing, that only means she's watched since BB 12 or 13 (probably why people in the house thought there's never been an all female F3). I wonder for BB and Survivor how that impacts things. While people can binge past seasons, even being a 10 year long fan still means you probably haven't seen a majority of the shows history.

I liked the cast and am happy with who won, but definitely feel like the gameplay and strategy lacked.

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

The ending just shows why I say this was one of the stupidest cast ever. The season wasn't bad overall but was filled with bad gameplay. Every single person made multiple bad moves but they were able to recover because no one was smart enough to take control. In a regular season, these people get sent home quickly. I don't know how you pick the only person in the game who can beat you. Unless they didn't show it, it did seem like there was less strategy this season and people were just happy to be there. There were clearly different sides to the house but little strategy to try and flip things. I know Angela was used to change who was eliminated but it wasn't really flipping anything. Sent from my SM-T970 using Tapatalk

It's not just that she picked Chelsie, but she didn't incorporate it in her speech as to why she should win, she got demolished by Chelsie and rightfully so. It was so one sided I almost started feeling bad for her lol


also: when Tucker won America's favorite I wanted to find the nearest living thing and kill it