‘Big Brother 16’ live feed spoilers: The speech to end all speeches
At some point this morning, the Power of Veto Ceremony will take place in the “Big Brother 16” house, and it may ultimately be just as epic as the Nomination Ceremony was thanks to one man and one man alone: Zach. Even though he’s not even HoH, he is taking it upon himself to put Amber on blast for manipulating Caleb.
This entire speech was of course sanctioned by Frankie and Derrick, who were quite interested in winning another $5,000 for a Team America mission … though there seems to be some confusion about the rules. Frankie claims that so long as Frankie goes on for 20 seconds and makes his attack clear, then they will get the cash. Shouldn’t there at lease be some sort of response from Amber in there?
The seeds were planted for this to happen throughout the day. Hayden spoke with Jocasta, and told her that if she does not get the Power of Veto, she will be staying on the block against a “bigger threat.” That threat for the time being is Amber. The Detonators are not that worried about the Bomb Squad being outed again, mostly because of the fact that it hasn’t really been running for the past two weeks. It’s been down to five without her knowing a single thing about it.
Amber almost certainly goes if this move is executed perfectly. They’ve got the four remaining Detonators plus Caleb, and this week, that is really enough to make the eviction happen. They’ll also have Donny just in case Christine flips for some reason.
The only other major event of the house last night is that Jocasta led a memorial service for both Frankie and Derrick’s grandfathers. The passing of Derrick’s was not addressed on the show Sunday night, but it also took place after the Battle of the Block in the house. If the show includes it, it will be on Wednesday night.
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