'Big Brother' is barreling headfirst toward a wild and unpredictable finale.
. With Kyle in the jury house, everyone's focus then pivoted over to Michael Bruner -- the winningest house guest of the season and one of the best comp beasts in the history of the show.
However, Michael knows that there's more to this game than simply winning comps and making it to the final two. You also have to play with a level of decency that doesn't totally alienate you from the jury, which ultimately votes to crown the champion. It was at this moment that Brittany decided that she'd hitched her wagon to the strongest player in recent memory -- meaning even if she made it to the final two, she'd lose. And if he's the biggest target and gets taken out, there's no way she'd move past the final three.
"Houseguests, listen, I've entertained a lot of lies this week blatantly in front of me, so I want you guys to entertain the truth. When I go back to jury, it's going to be a lot of onion peeled back there. So every decision you make right now is going to reflect of jury right now," Terrance said."So you can't play this herd game. It's not going to work. It's no way to get to the end of the game that way.
"I did it to make my parents happy, and to just see exactly what encompasses this game is amazing. Because you can sit at home all day with that remote and play this game, but it is absolutely not the same game when you go inside theThen it was time for Julie to drop the real bombshell on the houseguests -- the big Double Eviction surprise. However, while the six remaining contestants seemed stressed about it, it was clear they suspected it was going to happen.
The Veto Competition came immediately next, with all houseguests going face-to-face in a game called"Amped Up." It required them to untangle a long length of cable wrapped around a metal pole structure and plug it into an amp across the yard.