‘Big Brother Canada 2’ live feed spoilers: Pleas, speeches, deals, and Talla
So far, watching Rachelle work as Head of Household on “Big Brother Canada 2” has really been the equivalent of watching toy on a shelf, hoping that it will someday move. When someone else moves her, she does something. The rest of the time, she is lifeless.
This is what we saw in part today from what was one of the saddest conversations out there, where Ika pitched herself to stay in the game by citing her loyalty to Rachelle, her commitment to taking out the boys, and so much more. The problem? The entire time she made this pitch, Rachelle’s puppetmaster of Sabrina was sitting right there soaking it all in. You know that she can get her to forget almost all of this the moment that Ika leaves, and then get her back on the plan. The only thing that we hope? That somehow, most of this seeps into Rachelle’s brain, and she can think about it even when Sabrina is not around.
Once again, we have a house that is divided. On one side, you have the outcasts that are Adel, Heather, Ika, and Neda, and then you have more or less everyone else. The “First Five” is at the center of that other group, but then you have little extensions to it like Jon, Allison, and now Rachelle. The other four are all prepared to do whatever they need to do if they ever manage to get power again in the game, but unfortunately, three of them have so far been completely useless in the challenges.
The only other news now is that is is close to confirmed now that Arlie got a challenge from Marsha the Moose, which involved him having to insult everyone in the house. He succeeded, and that means a reward! Maybe this was tied to an appearance from Talla that reportedly happened in the house at some point. There’s no photographic proof of it, though, so this is probably going to be on the show Wednesday.
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