Big Brother Canada 5 live feed spoilers: ‘Fake’ fights, other nonsense
What we do think, interestingly enough, is that at the moment the three players in the best position are Gary and the “French Connection” of Dre and William — nobody’s coming after any of them in the near future, even if Neda would like Gary out. Gary in particular has done a great job of toning down some of the theatrics. He comes across so much more this season as a player rather than a character, and he seems there to play the game and win.
In terms of the vote, it’s now between Dallas and Emily after Dillon removed himself from the block at the Veto Ceremony. If we were a betting man, we’d throw most of our money behind Dallas going home based on the state of things right now. There is still a movement with Cassandra and others fighting for him, but we don’t think that the numbers are ultimately there. Dallas shot himself in the foot once again, and while his speech was meant to blow things up and sell himself as a player who will gun after Dillon more so than anyone else, it hasn’t worked all that well.
The most entertaining part of Dallas’ blowup is the idea of Dillon wandering around the house suggesting it was fake, and then Emily selling Dallas out further by claiming that Dallas and Dillon knew each other entering the house. Emily’s playing today! We’re not sure if she’s helping or hurting her game by throwing so much stuff out there against the wall, but she’s certainly doing something.
Elsewhere, we gotta give a little bit of blame on the day once more to Cassandra for not making great inroads with the veterans, just like we do still wonder what Karen is doing in the house this week. Our winner pick Bruno seems to be doing a good job again of laying low, and figuring out ways to work with Ika, Sindy, and Neda once more after Cassandra started to make them doubt him a little bit as an ally.
Overall, another eventful day! We’ll have some more updates tomorrow! We’re not reviewing the episodes live this year, but the feeds are really where the majority of the action is at this point anyway. (Photo: Global.)