:yawn: He's hardly Terry Waite.

im just interested to see who will go on the block.

Amanda / McCrae / Andy / Judd in an alliance

with a side alliance with Helen / Elissa / Jessie

Gina Marie.
hmm

Oh god. GM is even sitting like Nick did on the nominee chair! ha

howard stfu

I'm not bothered which one of the three goes.

Thank goodness GM is up for eviction.

Hope the studio audience boo out Aaryn tomorrow.

Actual alliance chart - http://i.imgur.com/dH2HvV8.jpg

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Maybe BB USA should add an extra episode. They miss out too much IMO.

Was Jessie even in that episode.

Don't think so. But she has plenty of time to get shown seeing as she'll be sitting in Final 2 with King Judd.

I can think of other titles for Judd.

I get a feeling Judd is gonna get 5th place. Don't think he is going to win.

Jessie will get booted on one of the double evictions I think.

omg it's so confusing

Agreed. I actually think just a pure strategy/alliances episode would be good - completely competition free.

Because the way the show is edited is way off this season. It's usually inaccurate but stuff is all over the place. Probably due to the MVP and racism scandal.

If you were only watching the CBS show you'd think that Howard had a great perspective on the game based on the amount of DR's he gets. But the majority of stuff he is commenting on he has no involvement in - his social game sucks - and nearly everyone wants him gone.

Elissa is a psycho, and judging by tonight it at least looks like they are going to start showing that more.

And Judd is a savvy player but they are still set on sticking him in the lovable buffoon category. If they don't show his part in flipping the vote tomorrow I'll be pissed off.

Unfortunately, I think you're right. Would much rather see Aaryn, GM or Kaitlin go in a double (whoever of them is left that is)

Flipping it to save:



Because I get the feeling from tonight's episode that he doesn't care who goes home.

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Don't believe either of those are genuine, but I only have the highlight show to form my opinion.

Yes.


The Goof Troop is about the most genuine - or as genuine as an alliance can be in BB I suppose!

Not watched the last two highlight shows but from what I've seen on the livefeed Helen is pretty woeful at the actual game. She shows her hand in practically every conversation she has, nothing stays a secret with her for long and her attempts at deception fool no one. Her saving grace has been how close she is to Elissa (for the MVP vote) and the alliance she is in is quite solid regardless of her double dealing.

No one seems to be targeting her at the moment. But she double deals quite a bit and tells Andy who in turn tells everything to his real alliance (Goof Troop). She will last a while during the house battle between Amanda / McCrae and Howard / Candace. But after that, she might go quite quickly.

The real gameplayers and the ones that seem to be at a different level to the rest are Andy, Judd and McCrae. They are also the ones that are in the only real alliance.

Judd is an idiot, he didn't have to take that penalty as he is HoH and in no danger of going up. The more we see of him the more stupid and weak he looks.

Amanda says she helped Elissa? lol, she just used her and was ready to throw her away. Amanda did look terrible but Elissa could have been more tactful, I wonder if she was drunk. The whole birthday 'surprise' actually looked awfully staged with McCrae just sitting on a throne with his crown. Wouldn't surprise me if much of this was organised by the producers in which case I can understand even more the distaste someone may have for them being puppets like this.

They need an extra episode so people can see the veto without having to wait 4 days, that's the stupidest thing about the whole organisation of the American version.

It's not just about not going up yourself but about keeping your noms in place. Especially with the MVP nominee so up in the air this week, who knows what could have happened.


The housemates set it up for McCrae, that's why he was sat waiting, they told him to. He knew he had a surprise coming, he just didn't know what.