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This site is about the Big Brother 19 feeds and contains spoilers! It isn't necessarily thorough: it's what I catch and/or what interests me. It's about watching hamsters: who's doing what and why. Thanks for encouraging my behavior. Your pal, dingo Protect your online privacy with HMA Watch Big Brother UK, Celebrity BB, Australian Survivor, Survivor New Zealand, and other non-USA shows BB19 DRINKING GAME Take a swig or two whenever you start taking it too seriously - it's just a TV show VIEWER VOTES Who should win $25k viewer favorite prize? Vote at CBS BB site Hamsterwatch endorses KEVIN Voting closes 9/20 10am PT TREE OF TEMPTATION APPLES #1 Save a Friend: Mark, used on Paul #2 Nobody picked one #3 Nobody picked one VIEWER VOTE WINNERS #1 Pendant of Protection: Paul Curse: Ramses self-nom #2 Ring of Replacement: Christmas Curse: Cody, Jason, Jessica frogs #3 Halting Hex: Jessica Curse: 3 weeks Temptation Comp QUICK LINKS & BOOKMARKS -Get the feeds -Watch the feeds -BB19 official site -Live show tickets -Feeds updates by @UGotBronx -My Twitter - my screencaps -Amazon portal USA or Canada East coast air shows: CanadaTV for Roku $2/month - Global airs BB USA East coast air show streams: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 NO DOWNLOADS NEEDED - BEWARE OF CLICKING POPUP ADS OR WARNINGS -Dick at Night with @EvelDick -BB Viewer by @liquid8d Requires All Access account -Hamster Twitters BB USA - BB Canada -Advice for cast friends/family -VPN to watch BB UK and/or to protect your online privacy Donations via Paypal are gratefully accepted! Click for weather forecast Watch Big Brother Seasons 1 thru 19 Plus tons more CBS content BIG BROTHER SEASONS CBS All Access Seasons 1 thru 19 Amazon DVDs BB4 - BB3 Amazon Instant Video BB19 - BB18 - BB17 - BB16 - BB15 - BB14 - BB13 - BB12 - BB11 - BB10 - BB9 - BB8 - BB7 |
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Stream links to watch live online are posted in Quick Links & Bookmarks on the left sidebar. After Dark is every night on Pop (Slice in Canada) - times vary by area and provider. After Dark was every night on Pop (Slice in Canada) - times vary by area and provider Other News and Weekly StatsCelebrity Big Brother USA will air on CBS this winter for the first time. It will have 24/7 feeds and companion After Dark.Many thanks to those who have gotten feeds with my links or at Hamsterwatch Forum where @UGotBronx updates her brains out, and/or used my shopped Amazon with my portal, and/or made donations! I caught up on my donation acknowledgement emails but many were bounced as spam - talk about a sad comment on the state of the world! I hope donators see this and know how grateful I am! Gran Hermano Spain's Big Brother began its 18th season with 100 people in the house! Of those 100, producers chose 18, those 18 chose one, and viewers chose one to stay and launch the season. Australian Survivor new season is underway. Watch outside Australia with HMA on Australia's TEN Network site. Real-time feeds updates and air show recaps are at Hamsterwatch Forum by @UGotBronx, plus cast bios/photos/links, and fun extras Diary segment tallies by @clamperls: Through ninth week Alliance charts by @89razorskate20: Day 61 Ratings Watch Thursday 9/14 live show won the hour with 1.8 rating, 7 share, 6.01 million viewers, ahead of Truth & Lies: Murder of Laci Peterson special on ABC with 1.0/4/4.90, American Ninja Warrior rerun on NBC with 0.9/4/4.00, and Love Connection finale on FOX with 0.6/3/2.16. Friday's clip show won the hour with 1.2 rating, 5 share, 4.94 million viewers, ahead of America's Got Talent rerun on NBC with 0.8/3/4.00, Shark Tank rerun on ABC with 0.6/3/3.51, and Masterchef rerun on FOX with 0.4/2/1.43. Rating & share: adults 18-49 - Rating: % of all TV households - Share: % of households watching TV Week 12 - Days 86 thru 92 Finale - September 14 thru 20, 2017Daily and Noteworthy EventsEvicted 4th place: KevinPart 1: Paul Part 2: Josh Part 3 and final HOH: TBA Evicted 3rd place: TBA Runner-up 2nd place: TBA Season winner: TBA Day 86 Thursday 9/14 Josh made a comment about not having won many comps but he's won the ones he needed to, and he didn't throw any - he said this to Christmas of all people. He was reminded that he did indeed throw two comps. Christmas didn't comment about how many she threw. Paul said "people thought going up as a pawn was like you doing anything in this game - shut the fuck up, like it's not really your choice," referring to Raven specifically, but that kind of summed up the entitlement aspect of his game. Since the veto meeting will be live on tonight's show, the luggage for all three - Josh, Kevin, Christmas - arrived in the pantry. Josh said to himself "who the fuck is CA?" when he saw the initials on Christmas's, proving he's not always the swiftest, but also highlighting the fact that Paul won't use his veto, and Josh and Kevin will remain on the block. Paul told Kevin that Christmas said she'll keep him (lie: she won't), adding "worse case scenario, I see you in five fuckin days." Well, that actually wouldn't be the worst case scenario for Kevin, and should have been a heads-up to Kevin that Paul was just continuing to cover his own rear, jury votes-wise. But that's where we're at and there wouldn't be anything Kevin could do about it anyway. Josh winning the final HOH and booting Paul is the only thing standing between Paul and the money, and it isn't likely Josh will pull off that final win, but stranger things have happened. We'll find out on Wednesday. Kevin approached Paul and said he thought they're gonna backdoor him, and he urged Paul to take Josh to finals rather than Christmas. (Nevermind the double-fault for the backdoor term.) He reassured Paul he'd work the jury in his favor, they hugged, and Paul said "thank you for being my friend, man." Ouch. Meanwhile, Paul asked Christmas if she'd packed and she said "huh-uh" nonchalantly. He said her suitcase is there and she should pack "because TECHNICALLY....." meaning she could go up and out, technically. She said her packing's easy and she'd do it. Maybe Paul will do a switcharoo tonight and use the veto, but he told us last night he wasn't planning to. It would be funny to see Christmas walk the plank in a tutu though. Julie gave us Alex and Raven's jury entrances (with some major shade about Raven's claims about pulling strings), and Cody refusing to participate in some of the catchups. We saw the veto comp which was a steampunk/time machine theme setup for which day did things happen, which Paul won as we knew. He did not use his veto, and Christmas as the sole vote evicted Kevin. He went out with class and style, and he saw Paul's phony farewell saying "Christmas must have gone rogue" if he got evicted, followed by Josh fessing up to his threesome with Paul and Christmas, so that was an interesting wrinkle. The final three had their champagne toast, with Josh downing a glass before they clinked and getting scolded by Paul over the credits. Feeds gave us Kevin's iPad interview but alas, not Part 1 of the final comp - only the second time we've not seen that. That's not a good new tradition, sigh. Last year feeds came back with the winner known around 10.40pm. It might be earlier this time depending on the comp, because of our finalists' tendency to throw to Paul, especially if Josh is eliminated early, OR they might come back later if they did the champagne memories meal tonight since they don't have much turnaround time for that this year.. we'll find out. Feeds came back around 12.30am, and they had indeed already done their memories meal, and Paul had won Part 1, so Josh and Christmas will go against each other for Part 2 on Saturday. They were covered in multi-colored powder and glitter, and wearing unicorn shirts. They said it was a difficult comp, and a different one. They were hung on ropes and cables and thrown around, and it sounded like the powder and glitter may have been unicorn farts? Unicorn tears? I don't know. They were all very tired. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, and catch up anything you missed with my previous Hamsterwatch episode and/or Hamsterwatch Forum Day 87 Friday 9/15 They slept long, late, and hard, not rising til after 1pm other than for bathroom and batteries. Christmas tossed a carton of milk for some reason, and it exploded, making a large and lengthy mess. An hour or so later they were given another bottle of champagne, which they added a bit of OJ to for mimosas. So after all these weeks of booze drought, they did some day drinking, along with the requisite gossiping and griping about the evictees, so that's something. Ever since they went to three-to-finale format, I've missed the fallout on feeds after final two were questioned by the jury. It was usually explosive, with the finalists shocked and resentful that those they'd beaten were bitter rather than congratulatory. I have a feeling these three would have been particularly angry and popcorn-worthy about those confrontations, but we'll just have to use our imaginations and ponder what could have been. They failed at day drinking and passed out again. Josh finally got up, hungry, and foraged for food between several attempts at getting the other two up to make something, predictably annoying them. Josh put together most of a meal and Paul and Christmas shuffled out to join him, and then came the also predictable rough-housing, "horsing around," and hostage-taking of Josh's two Orwell owls and Paul's floatie, along with pillow throwing and lotion spattering. Christmas alternated between cackling, screeching, tickling, and elbowing Josh, with Josh screaming all the while. At one point Paul and Christmas force-cuddled Josh, still screaming and saying he couldn't breathe. BB threw out a few "no horsing around" announcements but nothing came of them, as usual All three went back to bed and sleep and stayed there for After Dark, but the upside was the feedmasters had some fun doing artsy shots of random items and decor, which I love. Josh had a few talks with us as well as a long session staring at the photo wall. I think it's a good possibility he'd cut Paul on Wednesday night if the choice is his, but that's a long shot in itself. I'm pretty sure Christmas would keep Paul if it's down to her, and I think Paul would keep Josh. If it does come down to Paul vs Josh on Wednesday night, I think Josh might have a shot at the win, but I'm also notoriously bad at predicting jury votes. They'll do Part 2 on Saturday and then their one-on-one talks should begin in earnest. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by Friday's clip show. It's usually a snore but this one had a lot of new footage including some items I was surprised they added, including the Kevin vs Matt/Raven/Alex fight a couple weeks ago that wasn't on feeds, Kevin's talk with Jason about his father from Week 5, speculation about a Paul and Christmas showmance including her recent greenlight confession about crushing on him, and the rat! Plus a superb Diary montage that began with all of them bitching and ended with all of them crying. Good times indeed. Not to mention glitter-farting unicorns. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, plus all air shows back to the BB1 premiere - catch up detail convos at Hamsterwatch Forum Day 88 Saturday 9/16 They had another sleepy morning and afternoon breakfast as they awaited the Part 2 comp, and they discussed the various evictees and season events again. Christmas had an eye issue, maybe some unicorn fart residue, and there were some lengthy fishies a couple times that may have had to do with that. Paul and Josh played chess. Paul worked on Josh a bit more during that, pushing him to win today's comp and helping him cram factoids. Josh won the chess game, and Paul tossed out one of those BB/chess analogies that are always fun, telling Josh he'd "tried to bait him with his queen" but it backfired - hmmm. A little birdie told me last night's jury round table was a whole lot of bitter, so much so that only Matt and Raven planned to vote for Paul, should he be in finals. Of course that could change by Wednesday, but it's interesting to say the least. Dr Will hosted the candlelight deliberation again. The only sure thing is regardless who wins this season, the fanbase will riot. Feeds were down just over six hours(!) and when they returned, Josh had won Part 2. It was an elaborate comp made of several sections, and it sounded like it took at least four hours to play, although we heard Paul announce it was time to start on the feeds just before they went down, and they'd just finished when feeds came back. Paul said it took so long he'd been wondering and worried what the heck was happening, as we were. One section alone took a full hour. Josh gave Christmas a hug and they congratulated each other for a good job: he won by only five minutes. They were in Game of Thrones type outfits and had to do several stages of selecting hamster answers to questions including HOH wins, veto winners who pulled themselves off the block, and who was on the block on eviction night three or more times. They had to knock down pics with slingshots, darts, bow and arrows, with 10 rounds of ammo each round. One round was "BB Adventure" which was the name/setting for last year's roller-coaster puzzler Part 2. This time they had to fetch and retrieve lost and wasted ammo, which Christmas said was the worst part for her. Both said they cried by the end out of frustrated exhaustion. So it sounded like a nice combo of season facts/trivia, skill, crapshoot, and running/fetching. When Christmas went off to prep for her shower, Paul patted Josh on the head and said he'd been afraid Josh was going to lose. Expect Paul to work Josh VERY hard these next few days to ensure Josh will take him to the end, should Josh win Part 3. It'll be interesting to see if Paul cools off on Christmas a bit since she has no power now, although he'll still want her jury vote. Cookies went into the oven as Christmas went off for what turned out to be a marathon Diary session, asking that the guys take them out while still soft. Paul set to working on Josh, asking about his farewells (Josh said he clowned on everyone), and Paul said they had to get their story together for what to tell Christmas. He also said one of them has to tell Christmas they're cutting her before finale (meaning he hoped Josh tells her first, so Paul can blast him to her). Feedmasters kept reminding us cookies were in the oven by zooming in on it, but they'd totally forgotten. Finally they played the "please clean the window over the stove" announcement but edited for just "the stove" part. The cookies were burnt nubs, so they stayed in the kitchen to bake the replacement batch. On his own, Paul ran his finals speech quietly a few times. It was the usual only vet, on his own, had to play a different game spiel he's been telling all of them all summer. It might behoove him to fess up finally and go with he played them all and should be rewarded for that, than continuing to play innocent again/still (victim noises, anyone?) but what do I know? He also told Josh he'll be wearing the same shirt to finale that he wore last year. I guess he's not superstitious about that kind of thing.. maybe he should be. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, plus all air shows back to the BB1 premiere - catch up detail convos plus tons of screencaps at Hamsterwatch Forum Day 89 Sunday 9/17 They got two - yes two - fidget spinners, so those held their attention for a few minutes. Otherwise it was another very slow start to the day, eating and post-BB plans taking center stage. BB gave Josh a little treat when giving them their noon wakeup call: Josh was already up, and BB called his attention before saying "buenos dias, houseguests." Josh got a kick out of it. Afternoon was laying around, enjoying the backyard again, with a lot of Paul and Christmas picking on and teasing Josh, and giving him advice about dating, his business, his look, his life. I don't know how he stands it but he does, and he holds up to it well. The cycle of laying around/napping/eating/teasing Josh/talking themselves up carried on, with Paul doing a few more run-throughs of his finals speech here and there. When Josh asked him if they give a speech that night, Paul said "umm.. brief." Josh may have been legitimately asking, or he may know well they do give speeches and was just testing Paul to see how he'd answer. The After Dark viewer questions finally arrived around 9.30pm. All the questions were extreme fluff, disappointing anyone who had hopes of something interesting, let alone meaty. The hamsters smiled, laughed loudly, and answered in Diary voices, and nothing enlightening whatsoever was said. Sigh. Christmas went for another marathon Diary, and Josh questioned Paul about her. Paul made some comments about how "she needs cuddles" and "you also gotta know how to tame her 'cause she's aggressive, that's what she wants." He didn't mention that he often initiates said cuddles. He also admitted to Josh, out loud, while banging his I-drove-this-season drum, that he turned Alex and Kevin against each other by dropping things in their ears, and that he "made shit up" there. Paul said Christmas would probably get the $25k viewer favorite money (nope) and that she'd be happy with that. Josh pointed out she's probably getting more stipend because she was a known entity, and Paul seemed shocked by that. And he insisted to Josh that he wasn't getting more stipend than the rest of them - that brought a "stop that." That would fall under the Using Production as Strategy category: surely if Paul was getting the standard $1k per week the rookies are, he'd have hammered that point home all season long. Christmas had a talk to herself/us about her failed season, failed comp, her foot - all the usual. I suspect Diary suggested she talk to the guys about their final two choice so they have some footage to air on finale about that. She told us she'll tell them to take each other. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, plus all air shows back to the BB1 premiere - catch up detail convos plus tons of screencaps at Hamsterwatch Forum Day 90 Monday 9/18 They rose after noon again, ate a leisurely late breakfast again, and went bad to bed again, together. The final three usually herd together in this end-of-season dead week but these three stay particularly close. The two guys hadn't had their "sorry, you're out" talk with Christmas yet, nor has she made her "don't save me" pitch to them. It'll be interesting to see which comes first, and how that will go. And I don't think Josh has made a definitive announcement to us which of them he'll take if he wins, but even if he does, that could fluctuate, especially as Paul works on him as we get closer to Wednesday. They had another lengthy nap together in the hammock through the evening, then they got a welcome delivery from After Dark: popcorn and candy, dominoes, generic Jenga, cards, and six beers! They were thrilled, and they pigged out on the candy as Paul did card tricks. Eventually they settled in to play Bullshit, which of course got shouty. Feedmasters had some fun doing slow erotic zooms up the horizontal owls, zooming in on empty beer cans then panning to a very out-of-focus sippy Christmas, and several quick cuts between various piles of trash and Paul and Christmas. Cards came to an end when a small (3.6) earthquake got their attention around 11.22pm. You can see a little shake of the camera a nanosecond before it registered with them. To their credit, they stayed calm and immediately got up and headed outside under Paul's direction. That's likely their safety protocol for such things (fewer lights etc than inside, and no trees) and they did well. It's happened before on feeds but not often and it was something different. Unfortunately it also sobered them up. After many marathon Diary sessions these last few days, Christmas finally mentioned finals to Josh, around 11.53pm. Paul was inside running his speech again, and she told Josh "if you win I want you to take who you think you can beat." She went on a bit with mom/mentor-like peptalk and boostering, but that was the gist. Josh didn't commit one way or the other. Paul came out then and asked what they were talking about, and they said just the usual.. hmm. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, plus all air shows back to the BB1 premiere - catch up detail convos plus tons of screencaps at Hamsterwatch Forum Day 91 Tuesday 9/19 I think the backyard was closed a bit before 2am last night. They'd been hanging out out there again, enjoying the night air after their beer, candy and quake, then after a few minutes of fishies they were going inside and it looked like their garage door was closed by sunrise. If they had a formal farewell to their fun zone, it wasn't on feeds.. a minor but additional item in the still-growing list of problems this season. Josh told us he'll take Paul to finals if it's up to him. He said he thought he had a better shot against Paul as the jury won't want a vet to win, while they might reward Christmas for persevering, and he said he'd like to see her get the viewer favorite money. It's still a day and a half til we're there, but that's the latest. They all napped some more, ignoring many "no napping" announcements. Josh decided to make a nice home-cooked meal for them, beginning with rice, which he'd never made before. He read the package but didn't turn down the heat after adding the rice, he opened the lid and stirred a few times, then when it dried up he added tap water. It actually came out rather rice-like, but a bit soupy. He also chopped a bunch of carrots after washing them, with soap, and fried them in some butter and brown sugar. They burned. While his food cooked, he talked to us from the lounge, starting on his speech - they were finally all told finale is tomorrow and the finalists will get 90 seconds. Josh reiterated to us that he'll take Paul if it's up to him, because he doesn't think the jurors will vote for a vet to win. Paul woke up and scoffed at the rice, saying it had no seasonings and he made Josh throw it out. He liked the carrots though, and ate them all while prepping new rice and steak. He asked what Josh what he put in them, and he said butter and brown sugar. To Josh's credit, he was trying to do right by the other two, and didn't know soap wasn't standard or necessary. Josh chopped more carrots, peeled this time rather than washed, and Christmas got up in time to eat. She nibbled one of the remaining carrots and asked why it tasted so weird. They ate their last dinner at their tiny table. Christmas was doing her hair and told them to go ahead without her, but Josh said it's family dinner and they'll wait, before he tried a couple bites. When she joined them, Josh asked how she straightened her hair so fast. She scolded him and said that's not the way to greet a girl, and she demanded a compliment, which he gave. Paul said grace, which consisted of "friendship, thanks for having my back this season, thanks for being my friend, and for making this summer a little less shitty than last year, and I hope we can be friends forever." Yep, it's time for this to end. After dinner they retired to their bed, together. GET THE FEEDS watch anything that's come before with Flashback, plus all air shows back to the BB1 premiere - catch up detail convos plus tons of screencaps at Hamsterwatch Forum How to Pick a WinnerIt's time to haul out this old chestnut seasonal favorite and gentle reminder again, please to enjoy. I've always maintained it doesn't matter a bit who gets the money unless you're a second cousin or better, but some Hamsterwatchers seem to care who wins, so I once again present the following for your rooting consideration. After all, feedsters are more qualified to make a selection than bitter jurors - we don't see relevant Diary footage anymore since they don't air the meaty stuff, but we've seen far more than the jury, so they too need to use one of these methods:Played the best game This is the popular, politically correct method that everyone claims to use, but nobody really does. Paul has a clear advantage here, though Josh did his share of winning comps and anti-social gaming - Christmas, not so much. Socially, each of them had obstacles to overcome: Paul claims he had a veteran bull's eye on his back from the start, but he also had immunity protection for the first four evictions plus one later week. Christmas had her foot and her meds issues, and Josh had his pots 'n pans and volatile personality. But nearly every 'game' falls into one of the other categories, so don't feel pressured to root for anyone through some misguided urge to be PC. Lied the best/most This one's a little squirrely as it crosses over into ethical/unethical territory, and that leads to arguments about politics and/or religion, and that leads to flame wars every time. BB2/7 Dr Will is the exception here: he won by skirting the moral issues and flat-out lied about everything except the fact that he was lying, and he was light years more fun & charming about it than most since. Paul is probably the front-runner here, but most of his lies were of the hate-mongering type rather than blatant untruths, but combined with breaking off 'solid' alliances with Alex, Jason, Kevin, Matt, Raven, that was enough to earn him a snake tag from those who think BB can and/or should be played like Sesame Street (pro tip: it can't). Needs the money most Please! We all 'need' a half million dollars! Anyone who goes on a tv show to pay their Visa bill or because they can't scrape together the next car payment should consider credit counseling, bankruptcy, gambling, or steady employment - we're all sick of the sob stories. Luckily none of these three have relied on the GoFundMe strategy as much as some of the jurors [cough]. If anything, they've all talked a lot about their financial success and stability. Cutest/sexiest/dreamiest Generally a favorite method for feedsters, but more jury members are closet cutest-sexiest-dreamiest voters than they'll admit. All three have their fans among viewers in this regard. I'd say Christmas might have the edge here being the only female, but Paul and Josh have their crush fans too. The problem is they both gross out and annoy just as many, so that's a wash. Smartest player A favorite for feedsters and jury alike, it's what most really mean when they say 'best game.' Basically it means 'smarter than me' but given the fact that we're dealing with people who've spent three months pooping on tv, being humiliated for our enjoyment, and making their friends & families ashamed to claim them, most hamsters are eliminated from this category when they complete their BB application. Played like I would The mack daddy for feedsters who haven't caught on that everyone's different and everyone does different things for different reasons. It's the most popular judging criteria and the dumbest: they aren't you, they haven't seen everything you've seen, and until you're in there for three months of paranoia, daily slander, and Diary messing up your better judgment, you can't possibly know what you'd do in there. Get over it. Backstabbing revenge One of the elimination categories, this one's about rooting for anyone except the player who took out your favorite (or yourself, if on the jury). This one usually decides the winner. In gamespeak it's also known as 'nothing personal.' Paul clearly has a disadvantage here. Creeped me out Another elimination category and a big one some seasons, this is rooting for anyone except the player who gives you the willies or reminds you of your ex. More popular among feedsters than the jury, which is odd: they're the ones who lived with the creepies - we can shut 'em off. Feel free to cite this one if you need an excuse to abstain from rooting for any of them. I just like him or her Hands-down easiest method because it requires no reasons or explanations, making it the best category to avoid involvement in flame wars. However, you might be expected to back it up with something else in most BB chats or social media outlets. Deserves to win This usually means you don't know or don't care and are probably just afraid of getting involved in a flame war. Back it up with something or shift over to 'I just like him or her.' Most entertaining A personal favorite and while you might say this season it doesn't apply, the feeds have often had something to hold our interest, even if it hasn't been up to par. My Extracurricular Tally is busting at the seams and each of our endgame trio contributed to that. It's been overlooked by many that while this was a disastrously showmance-heavy season, none of our finalists participated in undercovers shenanigans or slurpydurp makeouts. Yet. Paul had a strong lead in this category last year over Nicole and James, but as he himself has said 2,825,543 times, he has played a different game this season. Played with integrity This is a nice pipe dream for optimists and romantics, but not much more: in reality tv, the good tend to die young. I hate them all equally Most feedsters end up here sooner or later. Ratings - All Obits editionAll ratings are final, or will be when posted
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Season StatsHOHs in order: Cody; Paul; Alex; Jessica; Paul; Josh; Alex; Jason; Christmas; Jason; Christmas; Alex; Josh; PaulVeto winners in order: Alex; Paul; Jason; Jessica; Paul; Mark; Matt; Mark; Jason; Jason; Paul; Josh; Paul; Paul Evictions in order: Cameron 8-3-2; Megan (quit); Jillian 8-4; Cody 7-3-0; Dominique 10-0; Ramses 7-3; (none); Jessica 7-1-0; Cody 7-0-0; Elena 6-1; Mark 4-2; Matt 6-0; Jason 3-2; Raven 2-1; Alex 2-1; Kevin 1-0 Pre-jury Twitters: @CameronHeard210; @MeganAnnBB19; @jilliannicoleww; @CDmAI; @TheBBHomie1; @thejessicagraf |
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