Big Brother 24

[l3ulvl]

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but that's the point, michael and brittany played that card when it helped them the most, Brit was up and Michael was the backdoor, so they brought it up so both would be safe and Kyle would basically self evict

Turner had no choice, he couldn't go through with his plan to backdoor Michael after what they did


now Turner is the backdoor, it's diabolical

[p_rushing]

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but that's the point, michael and brittany played that card when it helped them the most, Brit was up and Michael was the backdoor, so they brought it up so both would be safe and Kyle would basically self evict

Turner had no choice, he couldn't go through with his plan to backdoor Michael after what they did


now Turner is the backdoor, it's diabolical

He won the veto though, they were safe no matter what.

It was definitely a partial game move though. Timing wise it was bad but at least they were both safe and not doing it as a desperation move. Looking from their viewpoint though, there were just some words until it turned into actions. After the split, it then appeared that maybe this is true and we weren't misinterpreting it. It also enabled them to get rid of someone that had already flipped.

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[Majingir]

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Julie: Good evening and welcome to
*checks cue cards*
Julie: Big Brother, I'm Julie
*checks cue cards*
Julie: Chen-Moonves

Yes, that actually happened. The chenbot is malfunctioning.

And then minutes later
Alyssa: Me and Turner are about the same age and even I don't know what he's talking about. I could be having a mental breakdown and crying and he'll just be like "facts".

[Majingir]

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That was a loaded ending to the show.

I have no idea what Michael was thinking, or what the plan even is at this point.

He throws his #1 ally under the bus on his way out in a "game move" that was completely unnecessary. For someone who played the obvious #1 game of the season, he really had a bad ending to his game.

Monte vs Taylor vs Alyssa vs Brittany in the hoh comp. I'd imagine Monte is the fave to win that comp. He'd for sure do Alyssa and Brittany and I'd guess Turner as the backdoor plan.

Taylor winning I could see her doing Alyssa and Turner so that Turner couldn't win veto off the block and force Monte out.

Alyssa winning probably does Brittany and Monte for the same reason Taylor would have Turner on the block.

Brittany would be the wildcard. Her best shot at this point I'd say is a girls alliance to the end. What a crazy season this would be. Everything started because of the "girls girls" alliance that excluded Brittany and Taylor which led to the leftovers, just for the game to possibly wind up Brittany and Taylor final 2 after a late game girls girls alliance "reunion"

[l3ulvl]

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He won the veto though, they were safe no matter what.

It was definitely a partial game move though. Timing wise it was bad but at least they were both safe and not doing it as a desperation move. Looking from their viewpoint though, there were just some words until it turned into actions. After the split, it then appeared that maybe this is true and we weren't misinterpreting it. It also enabled them to get rid of someone that had already flipped.

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he hadn't won the veto yet, they brought it up before the comp, they played the Kyle card to make sure they'd both be safe regardless, and then he won veto anyway

[l3ulvl]

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That was a loaded ending to the show.

I have no idea what Michael was thinking, or what the plan even is at this point.

He throws his #1 ally under the bus on his way out in a "game move" that was completely unnecessary. For someone who played the obvious #1 game of the season, he really had a bad ending to his game.

Monte vs Taylor vs Alyssa vs Brittany in the hoh comp. I'd imagine Monte is the fave to win that comp. He'd for sure do Alyssa and Brittany and I'd guess Turner as the backdoor plan.

Taylor winning I could see her doing Alyssa and Turner so that Turner couldn't win veto off the block and force Monte out.

Alyssa winning probably does Brittany and Monte for the same reason Taylor would have Turner on the block.

Brittany would be the wildcard. Her best shot at this point I'd say is a girls alliance to the end. What a crazy season this would be. Everything started because of the "girls girls" alliance that excluded Brittany and Taylor which led to the leftovers, just for the game to possibly wind up Brittany and Taylor final 2 after a late game girls girls alliance "reunion"

Yeah not a great look for Michael, we caught a quick airing of him scrambling with LGBTQ comments before Julie made everyone sit down for the vote, then he did his thing

Terrance didn't have a great exit either. This season has had a lot of bitterness

[l3ulvl]

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also, at the jury house, while Kyle got crushed again, did anyone else catch him looking at the camera like "here we go again"?

[Majingir]

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also, at the jury house, while Kyle got crushed again, did anyone else catch him looking at the camera like "here we go again"?

Because they don't need to worry about the game, you could tell the jury was able to react way stronger towards Kyle than the house was.

Indys reaction to what was likely Kyle just being like "I lived in a bubble growing up" when she's like "it's 2022, there's the internet!"

[mvb34]

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What's with these people crying in these game! Michael had to go no one was beating him in the finals..

[Majingir]

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What's with these people crying in these game! Michael had to go no one was beating him in the finals..

Brittany probably isn't beating anyone in the finals (MAYBE Alyssa, but I feel like Alyssa has 3 guaranteed votes already no matrer who she faces), so if she's gonna lose in the end, she'd rather it be against her best friend in the house, so of course she'd be upset seeing her friend go.

Except now her #1 turned on her and exposed her game infront of the house for no reason on his way out.

At this point, my guess for who's most likely to win with Michael now gone:

1. Turner
2. Monte
3/4. Alyssa/Taylor (Taylor has played better, but like I said, Alyssa has Kyle,Indy,Jasmine voting her, so Taylor would need 5 of the remaining 6 votes)
5. Brittany


I really think Alyssa could be the dark horse now, as unfair as it might be. 3 guaranteed votes when you need 5 to win, not a good look for anyone going up against her. Terrance could possibly vote her too, and I think Turner might as well.

[p_rushing]

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he hadn't won the veto yet, they brought it up before the comp, they played the Kyle card to make sure they'd both be safe regardless, and then he won veto anyway

Unless I missed the timing, he had already won the veto. It wasn't used yet but he already had won.

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[p_rushing]

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Not sure what people are complaining about his exit. His speech wasn't bad because everyone in the house already knew what Brittney was doing. It wasn't a shock to anyone and she has done nothing but attached herself to him. It may have been odd but he had to try and campaign with his speech since he didn't have time to do it one on one.

His exit was just him not wanting to deal with the fake emotions. He doesn't know how to respond to others emotions and fake emotions are even harder. If you noticed him most of the time he was more on the outside in those situations. He's more logical than emotional. He didn't have anything to take with him, so he just got up and started walking out. It's in the heat of the moment so he didn't have the normal time to get past the anger.

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[l3ulvl]

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Unless I missed the timing, he had already won the veto. It wasn't used yet but he already had won.

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you're right, I read the episode recap and the conversation between Michael and Brittany happened before the veto, when they said "what have we got to lose?"


but the actual reveal wasn't until after Michael had already won and they chose to have the talk to keep "brochella" together, so Kyle would go up instead of Monte

[Majingir]

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you're right, I read the episode recap and the conversation between Michael and Brittany happened before the veto, when they said "what have we got to lose?"


but the actual reveal wasn't until after Michael had already won and they chose to have the talk to keep "brochella" together, so Kyle would go up instead of Monte

The way the houseguests and jury seem to take it all though, nobody is really wondering "why now", it's more "why not before"?

I guess that's a related issue anyways, but it just feels like it was a lose-lose situation. It's hard to have those conversations in a game without making it relate to the game.

That's why it's better seeing reactions of the jury to what Kyle said because they're mostly out of the game.

[Majingir]

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Seems like the HGs have figured out/realized exactly what I said about Alyssa. She's a serious threat at the end, not even because of her game, but because of her friends in the jury.

But not looking good on Turner's end this week. Despite Monte being HOH, there's a 3 in 5 chance he goes up on the block (if either nominee or Taylor wins veto).