Double eviction episodes are chaotic on Big Brother, but CBS’s decision to amp things up to two hours this week certainly delivered the drama.
The episode was bursting at the seams with game moves and shifting dynamics.
Vince made the ultimate move earlier this week by putting Lauren on the block. She’s supposed to be his final two, so you’d think he’d want to keep her safe.
But with Morgan as his other final two, well, things have gotten messy, to say the least.
If you’re a frequent viewer of the Big Brother live feeds, you’ve likely seen the awkward back-and-forth over what to do with the Golden Power of Veto.
Morgan and Vince have been all over the place trying to find a way forward, but for Morgan, the sticking point has been his allegiance to Lauren.
Vince and Morgan’s Big Brother Drama Has Been Wild
Morgan is very convincing in her conversations with everyone, and she has been slowly trying to plant seeds of doubt in Vince’s mind about Lauren.
Despite her obsession with getting rid of Lauren, Morgan’s comments about her make a lick of sense because Lauren would come for her.
On Monday, Vince did the unthinkable and put Lauren on the block under the assumption that Morgan and Ashley would vote to keep her in the game, whether she was against Keanu or Kelley.
On Wednesday, Morgan and Ashley agreed that their only way forward is to vote Lauren out of the game, and the only way that could happen is if Keanu won the BB Blockbuster.
Morgan and Ashley believe that Keanu is better for their game, and it makes sense: Kelley and Lauren are in an alliance with Ava, while Lauren has Vince in her back pocket.
Keanu has been dominating the BB Blockbuster, but Kelley was doing the same at the beginning of the season, and Lauren has two HOHs and a Veto under her belt.
Double Eviction Surprises
So, there was really no telling who would win the competition and escape the block.
During Thursday’s live eviction, Lauren won the BB Blockbuster, leaving Keanu and Kelley on the block.
After a tied vote, HOH Vince had to break it and evicted Kelley, who exited exposing final two deals that Vince had and accused him of being under Morgan’s influence.
Then, it was time for another Head of Household competition, which was won by Morgan. After some back and forth, Keanu and Lauren were nominated for eviction.
The Veto was then won by Keanu. It forced Morgan to replace Keanu with Ava.
By a vote of 2- 1, Lauren was evicted from the Big Brother house.
With two more people gone from the game, we’re down to the final five of Big Brother Season 27!
Which player do you think is playing the best game and should be kept in the game for the finale and win the whole thing?
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