Plus, Kyle has to explain himself to the jury house. Alright, so just about everything about this week seemedpredictable. Let’s begin with the first eviction. Then there’s Terrance, trying to make his case to stay this week. He doesn’t really have much to go on at this point. They hear out his thoughts on jury votes he somehow thinks Alyssa could get a lot of votes? Not sure I agree but it’s not going to make much of a difference....

The new HOH must make a crucial decision about the game. Now thisBig Brotherseason’s biggest twist is over, the houseguests are once again all living together. They go all in on blaming Joseph for his eviction. Monte on ‘Big Brother’.CBS Of course, no one from the Leftovers is buying what’s being said. Sure enough, it’s a wild competition. Before long, Monte, Turner, and Kyle are pulling away. That leaves the door open for Turner to swoop in and get the win....

Those days are definitely coming soon. With the numbers dwindling, it’s becoming easier for people to sniff out strong alliances. Surprisingly enough, most of this week’s drama isn’t related to the game. Rather, a series of events leads to a lot of chaos in the house. This just happens to go down at the same time a few houseguests are cooking dinner. When Claire eventually opens the oven door, it’s all flames and smoke....

Wow, what a first week this has been. As the season’s first HOH, Frenchie has given us quite the show. Which brings us to our first eviction night. After Derek X used the veto to save Kyland, Travis is now on the block alongside Alyssa. Frenchie says Travis is the target, but this vote is going to come down to the house. While everyone ponders their vote, Frenchie is once again playing way too hard and making alliances with everyone....

With Daniel sure hes going home, he decides to throw one last hissy fit on the way out. Daniel has had a fascinating run during his time onBig Brother. That’s just the honest truth. I mean, Daniel is out here calling the alliance hejust figured out"The Sorry Six." C’mon, man, you’re free to’t be this salty because you got outmaneuvered at every turn! Meanwhile, Jasmine and Terrance are pitching Joseph on the idea of voting Kyle out instead....

Then, the battle for the next HOH is on as the Final 4 is solidified. It was a huge win because she was easily the target for the week. Her only hope of staying was to win the veto, and she got it done. Now, Alyssa and Taylor sit on the block. At the very worst he assumes the vote could be split, and then he decides who goes home....

And why should it? Anything can happen this late in the game. Xavier wants him sent to jury because he’s the biggest threat to him winning the game. The problem is, while Xavier is HOHandholds the veto, he cannot cast a vote this week. The thing is, Big D is suddenly very uncertain about sending Kyland home. He hasn’t been getting along with Azah, and he’s coming to a breaking point....

After a shocking week shifted alliances, some players scramble to make sense of it all. Because that’s totally how this game works! Anyways, back to the new week and the new HOH competition. In the first leg players must find red invitations amidst a slew of envelopes strewn across the yard. The tables contain scores from 1-5, and the players have 30 seconds to get the highest score possible. After the competition, those on the wrong side of the eviction vote are still puzzling out what happened....

It’s a chaotic night ofBig Brother, as we’ve finally arrived at this season’s double eviction. On paper, everything should be fairly straightforward. Alyssa even jokes that she’s half-white so she might go home next. She’s so close to figuring it out, yet so far! That brings us to the first eviction of the night. Of course, that doesn’t change a thing. Claire gets sent to the jury, and it’s on to the next HOH competition....

The split house twist continues to wreak havoc on The Leftovers. Alright, we’ve got two veto competitions to recap, so let’s get to it. First up, it’s the contestants that are in the house as part of “Big Brochella.” That’s right, Tiffany from last season and The Cookout alliance is back to host this veto. Of course that fails to account for the fact that she’s the target, not Monte....

A few players are already deploying their social strategy as soon as the HOH competition ends. For instance, Michael and Brittany both lie about what they do for a living. Michael puts in a good effort with the ruse, but Brittany is an awful liar. That’s going to be a problem for her going forward. Then a few actual relationships start to form, as the players venture to find their first alliances....

The houseguests have some complicated conversations about racism. Well, it’s been quite theweek in theBig Brotherhouse. He then proposed that the white players could team up to see to it they were safe. Alyssa and Kyle on ‘Big Brother’.CBS Monte and Terrance feel particularly betrayed by Kyle and his line of thinking. In other words, I’m a little uncomfortable with how this episode is edited together. We’re probably not totally done with the aftermath of this....

As the reality of the game sinks in, some weird tension begins to permeate the house. That seems to be especially true for Michael. He wantsthe self-proclaimed superfanout of the house. What’s great is that despite the conversation, Michael is fully panicking. This happens with every single superfan that comes on the show! Now, let’s talk a bit about who’s finding allies in the house. Then there’s Taylor. I’m not even sure why that’s a bad thing!...