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Expect the unexpected.  That’s the bold statement we hear every damn summer about the latest season of Big Brother and it really makes me question just how far the producers will go to shake up the game.  Remember the Big Brother Takeover ? That was the worst weekly competition in the history of the series, but there’s something about the Big Brother Road Kill that’s making this summer the best one yet for the CBS series.  It’s just thrilling to think that one side of the house has all the power, but then the other side can fracture the big alliance without even winning HOH.  The drama picked up at the HOH competition and it was pretty tense. Victor knew he had to win this one because his ally was just booted from the game in one of the best blindsides of the entire series.  Frank’s plan to have Jozea’s alliance members shook up going into the competition worked very well. While the rest of the house were focusing on winning the power, Nicole was sitting on the sidelines, scared at the thought of being a target.  Natalie joined her when she was swiftly disqualified from the competition. Everyone seemed to be at the same point of the competition until the Freakazoids lost a handful of berries. Then, Tiffany threw her win because she knew Corey would have a better chance of winning without her.  Let’s face it, Vanessa got so paranoid whenever she had power, so it’s good that her sister realizes that she could share that exact same trait.  Victor and Bronte almost won the competition, but James threw a wrench in their plan to give Category 4 the win. Paulie took the HOH crown because he spent the last week on the block.  We never got to see just how annoyed Bridgette was because she also had a stretch on the block, but she’s safe, so maybe she let it go.  After the competition, Natalie cried in the toilet because she thought she was public enemy number one, but James comforted her and let her know that should be safe.  In a flashback, Frank revealed the plan to Victor, who was scared that the house was gunning for him. Now that I’ve watched it play out, Frank is trying way too hard to play all sides of the house and if he continues this way, he’s probably toast.  Victor was tricked into thinking that he had an alliance with Paulie and that Paulie wouldn’t target him. Paulie secretly wants to send Victor packing through the back door because of the way he acted last week.  The thing Paulie needs to remember is that revenge is a dish best served cold. He’s doing what Frank wants and it’s making it look like Paulie is bitter to the rest of the house.  Not a good look.  Victor won the Road Kill competition and decided to target James, but with Paul in his ear, he changed his decision and nominated Tiffany.  Paul, Bronte and Tiffany are the nominees for this week. What did you think of all the drama tonight? Will Paulie’s plan to send Victor out of the house work? Hit the comments with your take on the latest drama in the house. View Slideshow: 12 Big Brother Houseguests We Loved… Or Loved to Hate

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Big Brother Recap: The Eight Pack Alliance In Jeopardy?

Expect the unexpected.  That’s the bold statement we hear every damn summer about the latest season of Big Brother and it really makes me question just how far the producers will go to shake up the game.  Remember the Big Brother Takeover ? That was the worst weekly competition in the history of the series, but there’s something about the Big Brother Road Kill that’s making this summer the best one yet for the CBS series.  It’s just thrilling to think that one side of the house has all the power, but then the other side can fracture the big alliance without even winning HOH.  The drama picked up at the HOH competition and it was pretty tense. Victor knew he had to win this one because his ally was just booted from the game in one of the best blindsides of the entire series.  Frank’s plan to have Jozea’s alliance members shook up going into the competition worked very well. While the rest of the house were focusing on winning the power, Nicole was sitting on the sidelines, scared at the thought of being a target.  Natalie joined her when she was swiftly disqualified from the competition. Everyone seemed to be at the same point of the competition until the Freakazoids lost a handful of berries. Then, Tiffany threw her win because she knew Corey would have a better chance of winning without her.  Let’s face it, Vanessa got so paranoid whenever she had power, so it’s good that her sister realizes that she could share that exact same trait.  Victor and Bronte almost won the competition, but James threw a wrench in their plan to give Category 4 the win. Paulie took the HOH crown because he spent the last week on the block.  We never got to see just how annoyed Bridgette was because she also had a stretch on the block, but she’s safe, so maybe she let it go.  After the competition, Natalie cried in the toilet because she thought she was public enemy number one, but James comforted her and let her know that should be safe.  In a flashback, Frank revealed the plan to Victor, who was scared that the house was gunning for him. Now that I’ve watched it play out, Frank is trying way too hard to play all sides of the house and if he continues this way, he’s probably toast.  Victor was tricked into thinking that he had an alliance with Paulie and that Paulie wouldn’t target him. Paulie secretly wants to send Victor packing through the back door because of the way he acted last week.  The thing Paulie needs to remember is that revenge is a dish best served cold. He’s doing what Frank wants and it’s making it look like Paulie is bitter to the rest of the house.  Not a good look.  Victor won the Road Kill competition and decided to target James, but with Paul in his ear, he changed his decision and nominated Tiffany.  Paul, Bronte and Tiffany are the nominees for this week. What did you think of all the drama tonight? Will Paulie’s plan to send Victor out of the house work? Hit the comments with your take on the latest drama in the house. View Slideshow: 12 Big Brother Houseguests We Loved… Or Loved to Hate

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Big Brother Recap: The Eight Pack Alliance In Jeopardy?