‘Big Brother 15’ live feed spoilers: Waiting for the Veto; small shifts in strategy
Are we going to see a change-up in the “Big Brother 15” plans for the week? It’s always possible based on changing dynamics in the house, and Jessie is possibly starting to realize that there could be some value in being the most unattached player out there when it comes to allies.
In a discussion this afternoon with Amanda and McCrae, the idea of getting rid of Spencer was at least floated for a few simple reasons: Nobody trusts Spencer and where his mind is at, Jessie has been pretty straightforward, and he does seem to be bonding more with GinaMarie. However, Amanda still wants Jessie out, and she has been pretty good all season long at getting exactly what she wants from the rest of the house. (Andy is already flip-flopping all over the place, and his lies to Jessie that she’s safe could come back to bite him.)
One of the other hot topics tonight? Elissa, and why she may be the perfect bait to take all the way to the end of the game. Why? The houseguests mostly believe that she hasn’t done much and doesn’t need the money, and will therefore be less inclined to vote for her to win. We’re not so sure about this, given that Elissa has not been as awful as some other people in the game, and if she makes it there with someone like Spencer or GinaMarie, she could win the money pretty easily. We’re also glad to see Elissa still acting upset over GinaMarie and Aaryn’s racist behavior. We didn’t hear this, but apparently GinaMarie said “your picture is changing to your color” as Candice’s picture was getting dark.
Meanwhile, we are still waiting for the start of the Power of Veto Competition. This is one of the latest ones that we’ve had all season long, and that’s with most houseguests going to bed at a reasonable hour to prepare. So long as it is not insanely long, we’ll have the results later tonight.
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