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It’s been another busy week inside the Big Brother house, with plenty of scheming and back and forth as Thursday’s eviction loomed.
Kamu has had a messy Head of Household reign, and he should be thankful he’ll likely be shielded by his Toolshed alliance for another few weeks.
When Dee and Rick were in power, they tried to avoid messy arguments, but Kamu has been openly targeting Jason the entire week.
Jason is clearly the underdog of the house. The edit can attest to that.
And honestly, watching the Big Brother Live Feeds, it does feel like many people are against Jason.
The Toolshed sees him as a threat and seems concerned about keeping him in the game any longer, so it makes sense that they won’t want him in the game any longer.
Jason has a lot of fight in him, as evidenced by him verbally annihilating Kamu at a pre-Veto meeting tea party.
It was supposed to be a nice night, but Kamu thought it’d be a good idea to bury Jason’s game one more time.
Jason is a messy player, but he’s super entertaining because he’s unafraid to call out the other players.
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The issue for Jason is whether he can rally a group of ride-or-dies because everyone is starting to get the impression he cannot be trusted.
I’ve enjoyed watching Jason fire back at the likes of Kamu on Big Brother, but he really is at a disadvantage in the game because he doesn’t seem able to keep his mouth shut.
Look at how he told the three nominees that if he won the Veto, he would save them. Did he really think that was not going to get back to the rest of the house?
Anyway, there was a push from inside the house to save Jason this week and send someone else packing, but as of Thursday morning, it seems like the house has settled on Jason becoming the third person evicted.
Jason’s only play here is winning the Big Brother Blockbuster again. He’s up against Lyric and Mallory — both former Veto winners.
Jason himself has won a Big Brother Blockbuster competition, too, so the live eviction is going to be interesting.
If Jason wins, there’s a good chance that Mallory will be the default next target on the reality TV hit because she can win competitions.
During Thursday’s live eviction, Mallory won the Big Brother Blockbuster.
By an unanimous vote of 12 to 0, Jason was evicted from the Big Brother house!
Did this go the way you expected, Big Brother Fanatics?
Who do you want to slip into power during the Head of Household competition next on Big Brother Season 28?
Who do you want to become the next target?
Let’s keep the conversation going — it’s the only way the good stuff survives.
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