‘Big Brother Canada 2’ live feed spoilers: Sabrina and Rachelle make their pitch

Have you heard the term Gremlins used before? Well, that’s the name for the alliance between Sabrina and Rachelle on “Big Brother Canada 2.” We didn’t come up with it, so don’t blame us if you don’t like it.

Anyway, the major events following Jon’s win as Head of Household last night were pretty simple. He got a bunch of booze, got drunk, danced around, and did a little bit of strategy talk in the process. For one, Neda seems to be more interested in getting rid of Rachelle right now than Sabrina, mostly because many in the house want to make Sabrina “suffer.” (Also, we have a feeling that Sabrina’s not going to win a competition in a million years. Rachelle is at least good at endurance.)

The Gremlins aren’t giving up without a fight, though. In a conversation with Jon, they have pressed such names as Allison and Heather, with the former being more of the target. Adel has also been thrown around as a possibility, but not to any great extent. One other subject that has come up is Arlie, mostly from the standpoint of “he betrayed us, and he can do it to you, too.”

Breaking up the Gremlins is a smart move for the week. They are a pair, and that can be a dangerous thing in this game. With that being said, we don’t necessarily think that it’s dumb to take the other person and just drag them along to the end. Given how many people hate Sabrina, who would ever vote for her (save for Rachelle) to win the game in the end? Someone like Arlie, who has annoyed much of the jury, may really need to focus on someone like this.

To us, the wild cards at this point are Allison and Adel. If they realize that they are mostly at the bottom of their alliance and team up with whichever Gremlin stays, that could make for an interesting battle.

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