‘Big Brother 17’ live feed spoilers: Becky learns more about Shelli – Vanessa plans

Earlier this week on the “Big Brother 17” live feeds, Becky pretty clearly as though she was smooth sailing the rest of the week. She had Vanessa going home almost for sure, and then she could fall back under the radar with no real side targeting her.

Now, not so much. With the discussions going nuts about James, Meg, and Jackie wanting to keep Vanessa around, Becky was clued in somewhat that there is indecision last night. Her response was pretty simple: Begging for people to get rid of Vanessa, since she put herself way out there this week for a big move that may not come to happen. We admit that at first, we thought it was a decent idea to get rid of Shelli, since she is a pretty good social player. However, the more we’ve thought about it, the more we’ve started to realize that if you keep Vanessa, you are really just feeding into the hands of Austin and the twins even more.If Vanessa wins, she’s not putting them up, and really this is a group of three that could make it through the entire double-eviction without much trouble. The further this trio goes, and the more dangerous they become.

Also worth noting last night is Steve and Johnny Mac specifically starting to realize that their own plans are starting to fall apart, and they really may have to win HoH in the double-eviction (which they assume is happening) to save themselves. Both are viewed at the moment as potential targets, so they better study up. The HoH is more than likely going to be some sort of trivia, since we have not had too many of those.

While watching the house go back and forth on who to keep, the thing to remember here is that it’s still very early and there are hard campaigns going on. There’s plenty of time for things to change.

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