‘Big Brother 15’ live feed spoilers: McCrae’s Moving Company fear; Elissa’s plan

Friday in the “Big Brother 15” house concluded without the MVP naming their nomination, but it looks as though we have something close to a consensus at this moment: Elissa is going to put up Jeremy, and run the risk of competing in the Power of Veto against him. Why? Her reasoning is that if the Veto ends up not being used, she thinks she can get the votes to stay. Meanwhile, there will obviously be good things for her if she wins the Veto herself, and if Jeremy wins, she and Helen seemed to agree that Kaitlin will go up in an attempt to break up the couple. (She also considered putting up Nick, but Helen told her that he’s not a sure thing to go home.)

Will Jeremy fly off the handle once he realizes that he is nominated? Probably, and that is what has us reasonably excited for the rest of the week: Seeing him suffer should make for interesting television.

But if Jeremy stays on the block is there a chance that he really goes home? That has been a question we have wondered since the early part of this week, given that he does have his five-person Moving Company alliance. However, there are some other things within this group to consider:

1. The guys may be concerned about him getting so close with the likes of Aaryn and Kaitlin, and if he gets far enough in the game with them, a final three is way better than a final five.

2. McCrae had a monologue last night to the camera about facing a huge decision in his game, which makes it sound almost like he may be forced this week to choose between voting with his large alliance or with Amanda, who surely is not going to want Jeremy in the game. He could be a valuable swing vote in this eviction, given that both Jeremy and Elissa would have a great deal of support.

3. If the Moving Company does want to sacrifice one of their own, they have to be aware that Jeremy is probably going to out their entire alliance heading out the door. Therefore, it’s possible that they could see themselves as just stuck with him.

The only other particularly interesting moment from last night came when Jessie seemingly tried to throw some more suspicion onto Jeremy by telling Aaryn that he is the person who was telling some people in the house to vote out David. Clearly our racially-charged contestant here knows he cannot really be trusted, but she doesn’t exactly have a lot of other choices right now when it comes to partners.

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