Big Brother 20: The State of the House

Hi, y’all!

So, every season of Big Brother, we reach a point where someone brings up the idea of an All Girls Alliance.  It never seems to really work out all that well but it still always happens.  As of right now, Angela and Rachel are talking about breaking away from Winston and forming an alliance with all the girls in the house so that they can take out the guys one-by-one.

In theory, that’s something that could work.  With Steve going the first week and then Chris in the second and now with Brett apparently set to be evicted, the girls do have the numbers to dominate the game, assuming that they could actually stick together long enough to get rid of all of the boys.  That, of course, is where the problem would happen.  I don’t see Angie and Haleigh ever being able to work with Angela and Rachel.

Add to that, Angie and Haleigh have already decided that they’re going to take Faysal to the final three with them.  As Angie explained it to Haleigh in the back yard, the plan is to get rid of everyone in the house and then Haleigh will convince Faysal that she’s in love with him.  Faysal will throw the final HoH comp to make Haleigh happy and then Haleigh will evict him.

Of course, Faysal himself appears to have moved on from both Haleigh and Kaitlyn.  While Angie was talking to Haleigh, Faysal was relaxing on the hammock with Angela.  Despite saying that she’s totally over Faysal, Haleigh was still glaring at both of them.

(Angie is also convinced that there’s going to be a Battleback and that Chris is going to reenter the house.  Since Chris is already back on twitter, that’s not going to happen.  As well, Angie and Haleigh are currently bonding over their shared belief that 9-11 was “an inside job.”  Make of that what you will.)

As for Kaitlyn, she’s still proving herself to be one of the most erratic houseguests in Big Bother history.  Ever since she found out that there’s a chance that she could be backdoored, she’s been breaking down into tears.  Last night, she tried to hold a house meeting in which she blamed Winston and Brett for backdooring Swaggy.  Then, this morning, she told Scottie that she was the voter who flipped on Steve and that Sam has the first power.  After all that, Kaitlyn also informed Tyler that she’s been talking to the ghost of his dead dad and that apparently, Tyler’s Dad was really abrasive.  I’m not really sure what Kaitlyn thinks her strategy is with all of this.  I think, for the most part, Kaitlyn’s main goal is remain the center of attention.

(Kaitlyn also said that she intuitively knows that America is loving her right now.  She’s in for a surprise whenever she gets voted out.)

As far as the veto meeting is concerned, Scottie did not use the veto.  Winston and Brett are on the block and the plan seems to be to vote out Brett.  Apparently, everyone in the house is convinced that Brett is some sort of charming mastermind.  I don’t get it either.

And that’s the state of the house for now.

Lisa Marie