Anyhow, HOH I was happy to see Jackie finally win something and hope she stays HOH because Jackie put up James and Liz/Julia last night. Vanessa also won HOH and she put up Clay as a pawn they said and Becky. I like Vanessa but from whats being said she wants to put up Austin and back door him NO NO NO I say! Jackie wants to back door Steve which I like him but okay if it has to be Steve then so be it. Id like to see at this point James go or even sorry if you all like them I do to as people but the twins act to Valley Girl lol yes I said Valley Girl ha ha!!
Nominations I am okay with though to be honest id love to see Clay go and break up him and Shelli maybe she will start playing the game Big Brother for HERSELF and think for HERSELF to wow what a concept lol huh!!
So on that note be kind to one another may your day or evening where ever in the world you may live be a beautiful one mine has been so far today ! Blessed at that :)
Kimberly
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- Big Brother 2015 Spoilers: Week 5 Eviction Nominations
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- Big Brother 17: Why We Still Love Audrey Middleton [Video]
- Big Brother 2015 Spoilers: Week 4 Head of Household Results! 7/23/2015
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Posted: 24 Jul 2015 01:19 PM PDT
After a long night of discussions back and forth between the two Heads of Households and their allies, the Big Brother spoilers
for this week’s eviction nominations are out. While we are kind of
bored with the HoHs working together yet again, we are somewhat pleased
they are banding together to take out a significant target this week.
Although, we aren’t sure it’s really the right one.
 WARNING: This post contains Big Brother spoilers from the Live Feeds that have not yet aired on the CBS show. Please do not proceed if you do not want spoilers!  This is the last week that the other Houseguests have to prevent Julia from ending up in the game by evicting Liz. Since pretty much everyone, including the two HoHs now know for certain about the twins, one would think they would care. After all, letting Julia into the mix means one more person in the way of earning half a million dollars. Plus, it could mean two votes instead of one at the end against somebody if they don’t get one of them out before Jury. Honestly, we’d worry about taking out the twins now, and working on the other targets later. Especially since the two HoHs together have pretty much complete control over the entire house. They could target anyone. And the person they’ve chosen? Austin.  Live Feeds July 24 2015 (17)" width="570" height="446" />Sure, Austin is a threat. He’s trying to go around convincing everyone that he has their back and it’s due to them that he is protected. Especially Liz and Julia. Problem is, Julia hates him even though his sister is canoodling with him. Even so, they could make up a powerful trio if Julia decides to hook up with Austin and her sister as a voting block. Because, well, they are twins. However, it’s obvious now that Austin doesn’t truly have anyone else he can trust in the house, now that he’s gone and betrayed Vanessa by making moves behind her back and then lying to her face about it. So is he really THAT much of a threat anymore? Why not kill two birds with one stone, so to speak, and get the twins out this week instead?  But no, that’s not the plan. Instead, Vanessa has nominated Becky and Clay, neither of which are real targets. Jackie has nominated Liz/Julia and James. They are supposed to throw the Battle of the Block, or at least James is, so that they stay on the block. Then the plan is for whomever wins the Veto to rescue James from the block and put Austin up as a backdoor in his place. If Liz/Julia wins the Veto, then they put up Austin against James, and same result. And if somehow Becky and Clay still lose the Battle of the Block… well, things might get interesting. Since Shelli and Clay are tight with Vanessa, the plan would probably be to fall back on somehow getting Clay off the block and putting up Austin against Becky. And if ALL else fails, just evict Becky, right? So there you go, this week’s nominations and crazy plans. Now we just have to wait and see what happens at the Battle of the Block and the Veto Competition to see if they actually pan out. Get the freshest scoop from the Live Feeds with our Twitter feed updates!
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Posted: 24 Jul 2015 12:45 PM PDT
Following Audrey Middleton‘s surprisingly less-than-dramatic exit on Big Brother 17
last night, the new Heads of Household quickly went to work figuring
out the next set of eviction nominees. Sadly for us, they immediately
decided to work together on this task, once again killing all the
potential fun drama of two HoHs really battling for control.
 WARNING: This post contains Big Brother spoilers from the Live Feeds that have not yet aired on the CBS show. Please do not proceed if you do not want spoilers! Catch up on our last Big Brother Live Feeds report here. 12:00 AM BBT: Clay, Shelli and Vanessa talk game in one bedroom while Jackie and Austin talk game in another. Jackie leaves and comes in to the other room and tells them about her talk with Austin. She says he’s basically telling her about the twins but not being specific. Jackie says she told him that she doesn’t really have any targets right now. 12:40 AM BBT: Vanessa says Julia should try to make a safety deal with Jackie, but don’t tell her the truth about the twins thing. That’s giving her valuable information she doesn’t need. Vanessa tells her that Jackie wants to backdoor Steve or Austin. Julia says she wants to tell Jackie about the twin thing though.  Vanessa spills the beans to Julia that Austin told Jason all about the twins, and said he wanted to get Julia out so he could have Liz to himself. Julia is not all that surprised by this. (We’ve never thought she much liked Austin, despite her twin’s closeness with him.) She says she knows that she is the expendable one once she gets in the game. 12:50 AM BBT: Continuing her HoH manipulations, Vanessa tells Becky about the plan to target Austin as a backdoor eviction. She says Austin lied to her face and she has evidence that he betrayed her. She wants Becky to go up as a pawn with Clay. Becky agrees to do this and try to win the Battle of the Block so Vanessa gets dethroned as HoH. Then Jackie can take the blood on her hands in getting rid of Austin. 1:10 AM BBT: Vanessa moves on to tell Jason, James, and Meg about the plan to get Austin out this week. Pretty much everyone in the house is being told except Austin, of course. James has also agreed to go on the block.  1:30 AM BBT: Jason decides to tell Jackie the whole truth about the twins. Jackie had been reluctant to believe the whole thing, but now she is in the know. Meanwhile, James says he will go up as a pawn with Liz so he can work to throw the Battle of the Block. That way he will stay up with Liz. Whomever wins the Veto Competition will then hopefully take him off the block, leaving Liz up against Austin as the renom. If that fails, Liz becomes the target. 1:40 AM BBT: Clay and Shelli talk in one room. Julia and Jackie in another. Jackie says that if she puts her (aka Liz) up, that she is not the target. They talk about Steve and Julia thinks he has been throwing comps. Julia offers Jackie a safety deal to Top 6 and says she is not working with Austin. However, she would understand if Jackie did put her up. 2:00 AM BBT: Defying all sense in our opinion, we now have a supergroup alliance of Jackie, Shelli, Clay, Vanessa, James, Jason, Meg, and Becky. Their target this week is to get Austin out of the house.  Totally clueless that practically the whole house is now after him, Austin actually volunteers to go up on the block with Liz. He wants to throw the Battle of the Block to keep her on the block. What? That’s not a very good way to be protecting your showmance, is it? 2:20 AM BBT: Vanessa lies through her teeth to her allies and tells them that Austin said he did NOT want to go on the block and that she should nominate Clay. (After she just totally turned on Austin for lying to her, go figure.) 3:00 AM BBT: Becky, Jason, Jackie and Vanessa talking. Vanessa says she feels bad but Austin lied to her face. Vanessa is afraid she is a bad person. 3:20 AM BBT: Austin tells Julia that they are not going to worry about Steve and John any more. He thinks they should be the next two to go. He says she should be friendly with Jason, Meg, and James. Austin says he thinks Jackie is going to put her up with James, but everyone is going after Steve as the target. (Um, nope, that’s you buddy.) Austin says everyone thinks Steve is America’s Player and she shouldn’t be seen with him too much.  3:35 AM BBT: Vanessa and Jackie go over the plan and they think they have it down. Vanessa says she is loyal until you screw with her and then she’s done. They plan on how they can target the twins after Austin is gone. Becky comes in and she says they have to eliminate at least one twin before Jury so they don’t have two votes. 4:25 AM BBT: Julia tells Vanessa that Austin was actually the person who threw the hinky vote to keep Audrey. He had hoped the other Houseguests would think it was Steve. Vanessa then tells Julia all about the plan to backdoor Austin this week. Seriously, these Houseguests tell everyone everything. None of them know when or how to keep their mouths shut. Julia says she is not even going to give Liz any hint she hates Austin. Vanessa says she and Shelli will tell Liz about the plan. She says Julia needs to tell Shelli and Clay that it was Austin who voted to keep Audrey. 6:30 AM BBT: After various people wandering around here and there, everyone seems to be asleep. Click through to the next page for more in our Big Brother report for Friday, July 24!  |
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Posted: 24 Jul 2015 11:24 AM PDT
Big Brother 17 cast member Audrey Middleton had
a long journey to get on the show, but before that she had to walk down
an even tougher road coming to terms with who she is. Although her
father says Audrey has just always been Audrey, before coming on Big Brother 2015, she was not really out very much about being transgender in a public way.
 As the first ever out transgender person on Big Brother USA, Audrey wanted to be an inspiration to others who have struggled with gender identity. Despite the not so great way she went out, and her hardcore manipulative game play, we still think Audrey did accomplish that goal in her own way. As Audrey told Steve at one point, she doesn’t even consider herself transgender. She thinks of herself as just being female. Honestly, watching Audrey every day on the Big Brother Live Feeds, we never thought of her as anything else. The other Houseguests certainly never treated her any other way, which was such a great, positive message to those out there struggling with their own transitions or gender identity issues. In addition, Audrey didn’t use her historic status as the first transgender Houseguest on Big Brother USA to lean on. She could have probably coasted for weeks just based on the (ridiculous but true) fact that the other Houseguests might be nervous to evict her and risk people thinking it was because of who she was. Instead, Audrey jumped right in and started swimming with the sharks. Hell, she actually tried to be the biggest, deadliest one — it just all backfired on her in the end. Audrey was eliminated because she broke the trust of her allies, and she was a threat to others in the house. She was booted from the game for all the right reasons, and it had nothing to do with her gender identity. Role models don’t always have to be perfect. Nor do they always have to be likeable. What they need to be is relatable. Audrey just gives us a very normal example of a person who just happened to be born male but is now female, screwing up in a silly reality TV game just like anyone else would. She’s just one more Big Brother player who made the wrong moves and ended up on the block because of it. Even better, in a way, is that Audrey will probably be more remembered for how badly she mucked up her game — and her crazy antics at the end — than for being the first transgender player. That is actually a good thing. According to her family, Audrey has always been very special, and they are proud of her courage in opening up to the other Big Brother players and millions of viewers. They also defend Audrey’s decision to play the game the way she did, even if it didn’t work out the way she wanted. According to Mattew Boyer of BigBrotherNetwork.com, who just finished doing a post-eviction interview with her, Audrey is sorry about how things unfolded her last few days in the house. We hope that viewers out there can forgive her meltdown and continue to respect Audrey for her bravery, and her boldness in playing the game hard — even if she made the wrong moves.
No one can accuse ever accuse Audrey of being a floater, or just
sitting back and letting her allies work the house while she coasted
along for the ride. Her full speed ahead game play may have been what
got her evicted, but at least she wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty.
We’d rather have a 100 Audreys in the house than one pointless floater
who slides through to the final three without doing a damn thing to earn
it.Audrey may not have been the smartest player, and we weren’t fond of her self-imposed exile and rule-breaking at the end, but we can still applaud her for all the positives she did bring to Big Brother 17. We wish her the best for a new life ahead out and proud, with an amazing family to support her.
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Posted: 23 Jul 2015 06:00 PM PDT
Who won Head of Household on Big Brother 17 tonight? We have the spoilers for you on which two Houseguests walked away with the title of HoH for week 4!
 WARNING: This post contains Big Brother spoilers from the Live Feeds and the CBS show. Please do not proceed if you have not seen it yet and do not want to know! After Audrey’s sad eviction on Thursday night, it was time to move on to the Head of Household Competition and find out who would start out in power for week 5. This is a very vital week for the #TwinTwist pair of Liz and Julia. They only have to survive one more eviction, and then both sisters can play in the house as individuals. Austin, however, has already told Jason (who then told Shelli, Clay, etc.) that he wants Julia out so he can have Liz all to himself. Hopefully to Jury house and behind. This has caused tension with the major alliance group in the house, and so Austin could find himself targeted by his own allies this week if he doesn’t end up in a power position.  In the “Pop Til You Drop,” Head of Household Competition the Houseguests heard a short pop song describing one of the competitions from this summer so far. Two Houseguests faced off in a dual to the death. The correction answering person stayed in the game and picked the next pair up. The first randomly selected pair were Steve and Jason. Head of Household Competition Results:
 For a full recap of Thursday’s eviction results and Head of Household Competition show, click below. >> Big Brother 2015 Recap: Sad Farewell to a Historic Houseguest – 7/23/2015" href="http://bigbrotheraccess. Get the freshest scoop from the Live Feeds with our Twitter feed updates!
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Posted: 23 Jul 2015 05:30 PM PDT
Who got evicted on Big Brother 17 tonight? Well, so far this season it’s been one predictable eviction after another, and this week was no exception.
 Part of the problem is the terrible Battle of the Block, which we think mucks up the game big time. The other issue is that we’ve had one major group of Houseguests in control of everything for far too long. Whatever they decide is going to happen, it keeps happening, which gets a bit boring. WARNING: This post contains Big Brother spoilers from the Live Feeds and the CBS show. Please do not proceed if you do not want to know! When Shelli and her boy toy Clay decided it was finally time to throw Audrey out of the house because of all of her manipulations and lies, that was pretty much that. Then Audrey only put the nails in the coffin by trying to throw them under the bus, which pretty much backfired all over the place like fireworks on the fourth of July. To gift wrap her eviction for the rest of the Houseguests in a nice, tidy package, Audrey then proceeded to act like a total nutball for her last few days in the house. Instead of fighting smart, Audrey Middleton gave up and checked out. Which is basically the gravest sin you can commit as a Big Brother player, ever. Any remaining respect any of the other Houseguests had for her went down the drain, along with any possibility of her somehow digging her way out of the giant pit she shoved herself into. Even had Audrey truly fought to stay and worked every sane angle possible, she probably would have still been evicted no matter what once she was up on the block against Johnny Mac. Let’s face it, everyone loves John and no one feels threatened by him. (Although they should, considering he has survived four evictions after being nominated and is a competition beast.)  So tonight we said goodbye to the first Big Brother USA transgender Housguest, and the first ever HG to ever refuse to go to a Veto Meeting. If only Audrey had taken a chill pill at the start and worked on making friends and being loyal, rather than trying to control and manipulate everything, she could have made it very far indeed. Everyone seemed to like Audrey at first, and everyone respected her courage for coming out on the show. She could have played that into strong, friendly alliances and deals and sat back while the others fell one by one. Instead, she wrecked her own game by playing too hard, too fast, and crying wolf a thousand times before ever trying to tell the truth. At the eviction on Thursday, it was an almost unanimous vote (Austin threw a hinky vote) to evict Audrey from the Big Brother 17 house. Plus, she also earned a penalty vote for eating as a Have-Not, among other rules violations. Goodbye Audrey, we wish you could have played a very different game and would still be with us for a while longer. For a full recap of Thursday’s eviction results and Head of Household Competition show, click below. >> Big Brother 2015 Recap: Sad Farewell to a Historic Houseguest – 7/23/2015" href="http://bigbrotheraccess. Get the freshest scoop from the Live Feeds with our Twitter feed updates!
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Posted: 23 Jul 2015 05:01 PM PDT
Big Brother 17 cast member Audrey Middleton
could have potentially made it all the way in the game. She started off
strong by boldly announcing herself as the historic first openly
transgender Big Brother USA Houseguest. A quickly accepting
group of players welcomed her with open arms, and Audrey made fast
friends and allies. All she had to do was sit back and relax,
comfortable in a quickly made alliance with solid numbers, and she was
set.
 Then, Audrey Middleton managed to totally wreck her own game so fast and so furiously that it made our heads spin. First she alienated her allies with her lies and manipulation, and then the Big Brother fans for giving up on the game after being backdoored. Now, at the end of a week of astounding Audrey drama — including her refusal to attend the Veto Meeting and willful violation of every single Have-Not rule — there is no doubt she will be heading home tonight. We are sad. Not sad to see Audrey get evicted, because at this point she solidly deserves it, but depressed at how she decided to go out. We’ve seen time and time again that you should NEVER give up on Big Brother. Remember Dan’s Funeral? Seriously. No matter how terribly bad it gets, if you make the right moves, there is always hope. Even if you don’t, sometimes production will throw in a crazy twist at the last moment, like a Rewind, and everything changes. But after Audrey’s actions this week, even a Rewind would probably never have a chance in hell of saving her another week.
So let’s move on past our sad farewell to Audrey Middleton to what really matters tonight on Big Brother 2015.
Namely, who will win those coveted Head of Household spots? With big
target Audrey gone, EVERYONE should be playing hard to win this thing.
Especially Liz/Julia, because this is the last week they need to survive
in order for both of them to get to play the game as individuals. Plus,
we seriously need some new blood up in that HoH room to get us out of
the Clay/Shelli and their playthings rut! Keep scrolling for our live Big Brother 17 recap of Thursday’s eviction results and Head of Household competition show starting right now! We kick off with host Julie Chen asking whether or not Audrey will even show up for tonight’s eviction after refusing to come to the Veto Meeting. Then we go into the recap for the last episode, with Shelli putting up Audrey as the Replacement Nominee after a crazy week of drama.  For weeks, the majority of the house has wanted Audrey gone, but The Sixth Sense alliance has kept her safe. Now, after a public blowup with Clay, her allies have turned against her. Now everyone is wondering if Audrey will leave the game before the house has a chance to evict her? Vanessa says this is a really unique situation, and the first time in Big Brother history the Replacement Nominee hasn’t been at the Veto Meeting. Shelli says she’s been sad, angry, disappointed and confused. She is not the only person putting Audrey up on the block, this is the best decision for everyone. Jason says thankfully the Veto was used on him and the main target in the house has finally been nominated.  John thinks it is just bizarre everyone is happy Audrey has been put up, and she’s the one person not there. Now everyone wonders if Audrey will even show up for the live eviction. At one time, James says in Diary Room, they didn’t even know if Audrey was going to stay in the house until the eviction. We get a long flashback to the day of the Veto Meeting before it took place. CBS shows Audrey creeping around covered and wrapped up in a blanket. She goes into the Diary Room and they show her laying on the Diary Room couch covering her head with a blanket. Everyone talks about whether or not Audrey is having a meltdown after she has been in the Diary Room forever. The other Houseguests talk about not having issues with Audrey as a person, but they might if she decides to walk out rather than stay til the end.James says it has been a few days since he’s seen Audrey, so he takes in some food to her and check in on her. She doesn’t really talk to him, but she eats the omelette he made for her. Then she crawls out and goes into the Diary Room again. Austin wonders if she will come out again, or is this the last time he’s ever going to see her in the house.  After days of speculation, it’s clear that Audrey has stayed in the house. Tonight she’ll have one last chance to battle to stay in the house (not bloody likely). And later, former Big Brother houseguest Britney Haynes and fan favorite will be popping up! But what about the Big Brother Takeover every week? Has it totally died or will we have a new twist tonight? Back from commercial and we see that Audrey is sitting in the eviction nominee chairs with John next to her. Julie says she knows this week has been tense, so she wants to start with Jason. She asks him about spending the week as part of the ‘Whackstreet Boys’ and tells them they have taken the country by storm. She says the Backstreet Boys even tweeted about them. “Hey Jason, Liz and John, we’re definitely fans of your moves.”  The ‘Whackstreet Boys’ are asked to give their first live performance. They’ve been practicing all week but they still screw up the start. We are happy to see that Audrey seems to have pulled out a smile for the cameras and even bounces along to the music. Too bad she couldn’t have acted this way inside the house the past few days. Speaking of Audrey, host Julie Chen tells us she was incredibly courageous to come out as transgender on the show, but what do her friends and family think of how she’s played the game? We get a flashback on the show to Audrey talking to John about her family being from a really small town and how they are probably tripping out and overwhelmed. She says her name wasn’t the same before all of this and has left that name behind.  Then we see a big family gathered around a couch watching Big Brother and clapping as she announces she is transgender on the show. They talk about her coming out and the new freedom she has and how it is important. Audrey’s father says everyone wants to see pictures of Audrey when she was “Adam” but they don’t have those because of the photos they have are of Audrey as Audrey.  Audrey’s mom says she came to her for advice on her new name and they both fell in love with the name Audrey. She says they have a typical mother/daughter relationship and Audrey is a very special child. We get a flash of Audrey talking to Steve about the definitions of transexual and transgender. Then she says that she really prefers just to be considered female. Then we watch the family watching Audrey playing the game really hard. They discuss how she’s playing the game and that she’s different in the game. They wish she would have slowed down a bit. Her father says that she told them she was going to go in playing hard, and that’s what she did. But she’s ended up on the outside, and you can’t win the game as a party of one. Back from another commercial and host Julie Chen says Audrey has received a Penalty Vote for breaking the Have-Not food rule for eating regular food throughout the week. (As well as taking a hot shower, and sleeping on the floor instead of in the Have-Not dental chair.)  Audrey stands up to give her speech and unfortunately we do not get the song and dance routine she had been playing around with about the other Houseguests. (CBS told her she was not allowed to sing, for one thing.) Audrey does some self-promotion about where to find her online. Then she says it has been an honor to be on the show with 16 totally diverse people, including herself as the first transgender on the show. She says it has been great from day one, with no one questioning her and just accepting her. She says it is very powerful and great they get to share that with America. As for the game, this is the move everyone has been wanting for weeks now, so merry fricking Christmas.  John gets up and gives a shout out to Liz and Jason of the ‘Whackstreet Boys’ and makes some jokes about wrecking the tour bus with busting the roof and stains. He says he’s had fun being here and if they want to keep him, that’s awesome. If not, that’s cool. We love Johnny Mac. Now it’s time for the live vote. And we’re not even going to count. We think the vote is going to be unanimous… BUT WAIT. Austin says he would vote to evict Audrey, but JUDAS is voting to evict John. So we have a hinky Audrey-type vote thrown into the mix. That should be fun for the other Houseguests to speculate about. With nine votes to evict and one penalty vote, Audrey is evicted.  Audrey hugs Vanessa and Shelli while Audrey shouts “Is this real, is this really real?” as a nod to the parody song she was going to do. They applaud loudly while she exits and so does the audience. Julie says Audrey made history as the first transgender Houseguest. Did her immediate acceptance and warm response surprise her? Audrey says yes, it was overwhelming and it made her feel… there isn’t a word for it. She’s not been out in her home life so much and this was really her first public coming out. Julie asks if playing the game was much harder and different than she thought it would be? Audrey says yes, it was like an emotional incubator in there. She meant to come in and play it cool, not get emotional, but nothing turned out like how she planned. She pretty much didn’t do anything she said she was going to do.  Julie wants to know why Audrey’s allies turned on her. Audrey says it is always smarter to vote with the house but my allies, specifically, Shelli and Clay, and Vanessa — Vanessa, her reason was justified. But she brought a conversation with Vanessa to Shelli and Clay, and that backfired. In the goodbye messages, Shelli says she will always remember all the wonderful moments with her and she is her true friend, she loves her forever, and she hopes she can grow from this and not be hurt by it. John says Audrey is a really good person and easy to talk to, but she played this game SO HARD, slow down and pump the brakes a little.  Jason says she has been such a fighter, manipulator, game player. She got her come-up.. He hopes Da’Vonne is sitting on her couch with her daughter throwing confetti. Steve thanks Audrey for coming into the house and telling her story and he thinks she has given lots of encouragement to a lot of people out there. Now it’s time for the next Head of Household Competition. In “Pop Til You Drop,” the Houseguests will hear a short pop song describing one of the competitions from this summer so far. Two Houseguests will face off. The correction answering person will stay in the game and pick the next pair up. Head of Household Competition Results:
Britney shows off an adorable photo of her cute as heck two babies. She says being a Mom is definitely what she was meant to do.  Julie says Britney has called this one of her favorite season ever. Britney says it is all about the characters and she’s a fanatic about this season. She says she loves Jason and they could have been the Twin Twist, because they are so much alike. She really likes Vanessa as a player, she has a really good read on people. And who doesn’t love Johnny Mac, who doesn’t? Definately her favorite. We don’t even know what he is, is he even human? But we love it. Britney says the Twin Twist totally went differently that she thought it would. When the Houseguests found out, they didn’t target the twins like she expected. Instead, they want to bring the other twin in to make up numbers.  As far as Britney’s predictions for the season, she really likes Vanessa as a possible winner for the season. Or one half of the Shelli/Clay, because she thinks one of them will get kicked off soon. And there will end up being a floater at the end and sometimes they do surprising things. And now Jackie is one of the HoHs this week. Julie asks, are you calling Jackie a floater? Britney jokes that she just saw Jackie for the first time this week! Julie Chen wraps up with reminding us that if Julia and Liz survive another eviction, they will get to both play as individuals in the house. Good night!
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