It was the end of the line for one houseguest on Wednesday’s special eviction episode of Big Brother. The host once again introduced herself as “Julie Chen Moonves,” meaning she’s brushing off all of the controversy she stirred up on Thursday night. When the episode kicked off, the houseguests looked genuinely blindsided when they were told eviction night was coming one night early. “One should always expect the unexpected,” said Julie, who was clearly surprised the houseguests were not shocked. We then got to learn about what happened over the past few days, and Sam was pissed to be put on the block for the fourth time. “These people don’t want to hurt me,” she says. “They just want the money.” While that made sense, Sam was adamant she wanted to win the “motherf—— veto.” Sam felt safe … for now. In her mind, Tyler was going to keep her safe until final two, so she felt like JC would be the one heading out the door during the surprise episode. Kaycee, Angela, and Tyler watched JC from the HOH room, and they could see that he was visibly defeated. He was alone following Brett’s eviction and feels like he has no fight left in him. JC used this to his advantage when he chatted with Tyler about being on the block. “I need to remind you I’m your friend, not your pawn,” JC said, adding: “If you win the veto and you pull me off, [Angela] has to put Kaycee.” But this only further turned Tyler against him because he felt like JC was putting him in an impossible spot. At the veto competition, Kaycee continued her winning streak, and Tyler continued to worry even after she decided against using the power. “Dammit, I hate this game sometimes, man,” Tyler said to viewers. “I gotta do what I gotta do to win, but that means I have to backstab some of the best people.” At the eviction, Sam was sent packing with a vote of 2-0, and she was surprised. Upon exiting, she stayed classy and asked someone to deal with her belongings. In her chat with Julie, she never threw anyone under the bus, but she looked mad as hell. Kaycee, Tyler, and JC competed in the “What The Bleep?” competition and it played out as follows: Round 1: JC & Tyler get a point Round 2: JC gets a point Round 3: No one gets a point Round 4: Everyone gets a point Round 5: Everyone gets a point Round 6: JC & Tyler get a point Round 7: JC & Tyler get a point Oh yes, JC actually won a competition! Given that Tyler has been the one not keeping his word, it would make sense for him to be the target. However, there’s still a veto to play. Will Kaycee win ANOTHER veto? Who will go home? We don’t have long to wait to find out because another episode airs tonight at 9/8c on CBS. View Slideshow: Big Brother: Meet the Most Controversial Houseguests
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Big Brother Recap: The Surprise Eviction Divides the House
