#51
Posted: 7/9/14 at 11:58pm
Devin is gonna ruin my summer! He's CCCRRRRRRAAAAZZZZYYYYYY!!!! grrrrr.
#52
Posted: 7/10/14 at 12:08am
The more I watch him I get the vibe that he's a closet case.
#54
Posted: 7/10/14 at 8:58am
Phyllis, Devin. When Caleb was feeling low when Amber didn't return his feelings, Devin told him he would lay in the bed and cuddle with him. He added he would also serenade him a song if he would like. Also the big hug he gave last night to Hayden, was kind of questionable. Although he's crazy as a goose, if he wanted to "experiment' I would gladly volunteer. Of course, he is the type, who seconds later, would say "why did I do that" and then get even more crazier. Zach, I would throw in there also. Although he stated on camera, he was straight, some of his actions with Frankie are "things that make you go hmm"
#55
Posted: 7/10/14 at 9:51am
You make a compelling case about Devin! I can't imagine having to be in close quarters with that. Watching him get all huffy and loony is sooo uncomfortable!
Caleb is bananas, too. For the brouhaha about his pre-show racist and homophobic online posts, I'm surprised we've not seen any of that.
This gif is just...
Caleb is bananas, too. For the brouhaha about his pre-show racist and homophobic online posts, I'm surprised we've not seen any of that.
This gif is just...
#56
Posted: 7/10/14 at 10:23am
Last night was pretty great, and tonight's continuation of the POV meeting promises to be fantastic!
Devin is easily one of the crazier players I can remember on the show. He changes his mind about situations and other players at the drop of a hat. He fought all week to send Brittany home and now he saves her with the veto!? He promised Paola she was safe if she threw the competition and then he promised to take her off the block if he won the veto. He also exposed his own plan for Paola to throw the competition to Brittany!
The Bomb Squad could easily have coasted for a few more weeks, but putting up a member of his own alliance as well as fighting with Caleb will do him in.
I can't imagine the house voting out Zach at this point, but maybe they'll take the opportunity to get out a strong player. He seems too well-liked though and people like Cody and Frankie should fight to keep him around.
Devin is easily one of the crazier players I can remember on the show. He changes his mind about situations and other players at the drop of a hat. He fought all week to send Brittany home and now he saves her with the veto!? He promised Paola she was safe if she threw the competition and then he promised to take her off the block if he won the veto. He also exposed his own plan for Paola to throw the competition to Brittany!
The Bomb Squad could easily have coasted for a few more weeks, but putting up a member of his own alliance as well as fighting with Caleb will do him in.
I can't imagine the house voting out Zach at this point, but maybe they'll take the opportunity to get out a strong player. He seems too well-liked though and people like Cody and Frankie should fight to keep him around.
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#57
Posted: 7/10/14 at 10:29am
I actually think he's in trouble because Devin is just that crazy and that the alliance will not want him to freak out, so will vote with him...at least for another week.
Of course, he'll freak out anyway, about something. Worst player ever...
Of course, he'll freak out anyway, about something. Worst player ever...
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#58
Posted: 7/10/14 at 10:41am
He fought all week to send Brittany home and now he saves her with the veto!?
I wonder if it's going to come out tonight that he promised both of them the veto. That was my impression when they were doing the "Next time on Big Brother..." The way they were showing Brittany holding the necklace it almost seemed like they were implying she was giving the veto up, but I do not think that's happening (or if that's even possible. I have literally never watched this show once before this season).
I wonder if it's going to come out tonight that he promised both of them the veto. That was my impression when they were doing the "Next time on Big Brother..." The way they were showing Brittany holding the necklace it almost seemed like they were implying she was giving the veto up, but I do not think that's happening (or if that's even possible. I have literally never watched this show once before this season).
#59
Posted: 7/10/14 at 11:39am
He fought all week to send Brittany home and now he saves her with the veto!?
AND he essentially put Zach up on the block because Zach wanted to keep Brittany! That alliance needs to regroup and cut ties with Devin. There is no reason to break up the alliance by keeping Paola (unless I missed something essential in the live feeds). I can't imagine there is anyone who wants to keep Devin around. They just need to get him on the block and hope he doesn't win Veto.
AND he essentially put Zach up on the block because Zach wanted to keep Brittany! That alliance needs to regroup and cut ties with Devin. There is no reason to break up the alliance by keeping Paola (unless I missed something essential in the live feeds). I can't imagine there is anyone who wants to keep Devin around. They just need to get him on the block and hope he doesn't win Veto.
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#60
Posted: 7/13/14 at 9:07pm
Caleb is really a tool. He's throwing away his chance of winning thousands over a girl who has no interest in him. I would cut him some slack if at the end he "won the girl's heart". But he isn't even getting that. Although I did read that she finally agreed after the show to go have lunch with him at Chick Fillet.
#61
Posted: 7/13/14 at 9:34pm
Yeah, Caleb wasn't the brightest bulb tonight. He really played into Derrick's hand to volunteer to go up. Doesn't he know if the nominations stand that he will be a huge target?
I miss a few things on these nomination nights. I miss the wheel of keys- the way the HOH kind of wobbled in with it, the way each person pulled their key out, the drama as it went down to a single key with three people left. I miss the slow motion standing up of the cast after the end of the ceremony and the music cues. It was a much more dramatic ending to the episode than the BOB comp.
I miss a few things on these nomination nights. I miss the wheel of keys- the way the HOH kind of wobbled in with it, the way each person pulled their key out, the drama as it went down to a single key with three people left. I miss the slow motion standing up of the cast after the end of the ceremony and the music cues. It was a much more dramatic ending to the episode than the BOB comp.
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#62
Posted: 7/15/14 at 11:52pm
I've taken to putting Big Brother After Dark on as I go to sleep. I tell myself it's because I just like to look at Cody. I could love without the tattoos, though.
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#63
Posted: 7/18/14 at 1:23am
Well, Devin's demise didn't last all summer like most seasons. Hmm.. Thing's don't usually go the way I want them to on this show. I don't know how to react..
#64
Posted: 7/18/14 at 8:25am
I really thought maybe they were going to go for Caleb, but I should have known they wouldn't. I'm glad Devin is gone. I'm also glad that we got to see Cody in a tux this week. And that we got to see him do a little strip out of it.
#65
Posted: 7/18/14 at 8:48am
They probably should have blindsided Caleb as they might not have another opportunity again for a long while.
Devin dug his own grave though. He was too much to handle in the house. Sure he would have kept that large target on his back, but it was too early in the game to deal with such a problematic and unpredictable personality. Devin was such a blabbermouth too. He would expose the very plans he and The Bomb Squad would set up. He threw all of his alliance members under the bus and you really can't go back from that.
CBS did the best editing job they could to fake us out, but there was really no way Caleb was going.
The best part of this past week was seeing Donny save Jocasta. It was one of the most selfless and genuine acts I've ever seen on Big Brother! I was surprised by how moving it was. Donny is a good guy and if they were smart he would be my next target as he's the type who people will vote for at the end.
Devin dug his own grave though. He was too much to handle in the house. Sure he would have kept that large target on his back, but it was too early in the game to deal with such a problematic and unpredictable personality. Devin was such a blabbermouth too. He would expose the very plans he and The Bomb Squad would set up. He threw all of his alliance members under the bus and you really can't go back from that.
CBS did the best editing job they could to fake us out, but there was really no way Caleb was going.
The best part of this past week was seeing Donny save Jocasta. It was one of the most selfless and genuine acts I've ever seen on Big Brother! I was surprised by how moving it was. Donny is a good guy and if they were smart he would be my next target as he's the type who people will vote for at the end.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
#66
Posted: 7/18/14 at 9:10am
Did you love how Donny's parents don't watch Big Brother because its on too late. It reminded me of when my father was still alive, my parents would go to bed at 8:00. The only exception was when Touched By An Angel was on, they stayed up until 9:00. I believe if Donny is still in the game, down the road, a cash incentive will be offered for him to shave his beard. Although he is my favorite, (from the very beginning) he won't make it far in the game. I'm hoping he gets the Favorite Award and at least makes it to jury house.
#67
Posted: 7/18/14 at 9:15am
The segment with Donny's parents was hilarious. In a world (including that of BB) full of fame whores, here were two people who said they didn't watch the show and the mother said she didn't like after shown a few clips. It was refreshing and cute.
Donny's girlfriend was really attractive and seemed nice. Good for him!
Donny's girlfriend was really attractive and seemed nice. Good for him!
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
#68
Posted: 7/21/14 at 4:07pm
***SPOILERS***
Jacosta's OTT reactions to receiving the veto and winning a competition are downright frightening. That girl needs to get some perspective. She's worse than WAAAHMBER. I find Jacosta's hysterics and whatever that speaking in tongues thing was to be quite disturbing.
HATED the Team America challenge! It really bugs me that the producers are allowing the public to have a hand in the nominations and clearly doing it in a way to intentionally create tension among the housemates rather than letting it result in the housemates' own actions and strategies. BOOOOOO!!! Really bad move, CBS!
The second I saw the chicken wire, I said to my BF (a Big Brother newbie), "Oh. They're gonna move eggs. We won't find out the winner in this episode." It's sad how much I've seen Big Brother and how predictable it can be. Their pool of creativity is pretty shallow. I wonder what the "god" will be when they have to hunt for housemates' names and climb up a slippery slide.
Jacosta's OTT reactions to receiving the veto and winning a competition are downright frightening. That girl needs to get some perspective. She's worse than WAAAHMBER. I find Jacosta's hysterics and whatever that speaking in tongues thing was to be quite disturbing.
HATED the Team America challenge! It really bugs me that the producers are allowing the public to have a hand in the nominations and clearly doing it in a way to intentionally create tension among the housemates rather than letting it result in the housemates' own actions and strategies. BOOOOOO!!! Really bad move, CBS!
The second I saw the chicken wire, I said to my BF (a Big Brother newbie), "Oh. They're gonna move eggs. We won't find out the winner in this episode." It's sad how much I've seen Big Brother and how predictable it can be. Their pool of creativity is pretty shallow. I wonder what the "god" will be when they have to hunt for housemates' names and climb up a slippery slide.
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#69
Posted: 7/21/14 at 4:16pm
I was just embarrassed for Jocasta. I'm sure she believes she was "speaking in tongues," but embarrassing just the same. I read somewhere she said she used to have a relationship with a woman, so I'm wondering she found god as a way to pray away the gay. That makes me sad for her. Not sad enough to excuse that speaking in tongues BS, though.
HATED the Team America challenge! It really bugs me that the producers are allowing the public to have a hand in the nominations and clearly doing it in a way to intentionally create tension among the housemates rather than letting it result in the housemates' own actions and strategies. BOOOOOO!!! Really bad move, CBS!
But they kind of circumvented that by putting Amber up anyway, didn't they? Yeah, they all got on the same page that she was a "physical threat" but the question was certainly implying they put up someone like Caleb or Cody, don't you think?
HATED the Team America challenge! It really bugs me that the producers are allowing the public to have a hand in the nominations and clearly doing it in a way to intentionally create tension among the housemates rather than letting it result in the housemates' own actions and strategies. BOOOOOO!!! Really bad move, CBS!
But they kind of circumvented that by putting Amber up anyway, didn't they? Yeah, they all got on the same page that she was a "physical threat" but the question was certainly implying they put up someone like Caleb or Cody, don't you think?
#70
Posted: 7/21/14 at 4:30pm
Did I mishear or did did Zach say "I want to bang you" when he and Frankie met in the honeycomb room post-HOH competition.
#72
Posted: 7/21/14 at 4:54pm
But they kind of circumvented that by putting Amber up anyway, didn't they?
It seemed to me they were only putting her up because of the Team America challenge and had to formulate a BS reason for doing so.
Whatever...this season is jacked up. Last season, the players sucked. This season, the format sucks. Worst format since the "couples" season (though I see they brought back the "nest").
Did I mishear or did did Zach say "I want to bang you" when he and Frankie met in the honeycomb room post-HOH competition.
Zach was moving in for a full-on makeout session. It was kinda hot. That and Cody talking about his lust for Zac Efron saved the episode.
It seemed to me they were only putting her up because of the Team America challenge and had to formulate a BS reason for doing so.
Whatever...this season is jacked up. Last season, the players sucked. This season, the format sucks. Worst format since the "couples" season (though I see they brought back the "nest").
Did I mishear or did did Zach say "I want to bang you" when he and Frankie met in the honeycomb room post-HOH competition.
Zach was moving in for a full-on makeout session. It was kinda hot. That and Cody talking about his lust for Zac Efron saved the episode.
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#73
Posted: 7/21/14 at 7:34pm
The whole Efron thing was weird. (Although Efron does have an amazing body.)
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#74
Posted: 7/21/14 at 11:44pm
I love this show!
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#75
Posted: 7/23/14 at 3:49pm
Looks like things are heating up for Zankie.
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