The show is rolling out at the Big Brother house, as guests aren’t overly pleased with the latest Power of Veto champion. Following last week’s live ban, additional guests battled it out in the fan-favorite wall competition. They stood their ground with everything they had in them with the ultimate goal of gaining power. After a long battle, Taylor Hale outlasted the rest of her fellow guests, making her the most progressive head of the family.
Taylor has been the primary target in the house since the game started back in July. Disturbed by the mistreatment of her inside the house, fans criticized the show for a racial slant against Taylor. As the season moves toward the midway point, Taylor has proactively ended up at the center of several feuds within the house. Fortunately, she found solace and commonality within her Leftovers alliance. Little by little, to surprisingly improve things for her, Taylor finally incorporates some power within the house.
Following Taylor’s colossal win during Sunday night’s episode, fans watched as Taylor struggled to narrow down who she hoped to name. He ultimately chose Terrance Higgins and Indy Santos. What fans didn’t really get to see is that Kyle Capener continued to win the Power of Veto this week. Due to Kyle’s show with Alyssa Snider, he got tangled up between different sides of the house. There was a conversation among his fellow Leftover alliance members about Alyssa’s backdoor, which Kyle would have preferred not to do. Of course, Alyssa agreed that Kyle should use his ability to remove his old friend Indy from the block. Kyle finally decided not to use his power, leaving the tasks the same.
The HeavyBass, FreePods and O-Club teams advance to the next round with 12, 13 and 16 points respectively.
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Big brother to Kyle Capener Although Kyle made his mindset the best for his game, he could have put a goal on his back recently. It’s very apparent these days that Kyle has strong areas for his sideshow assistant who, from time to time, makes him struggle with his alliance. While Alyssa agrees with Kyle’s decision, her other accomplices don’t. Live stream watchers of the older relatives saw Jasmine Davis consider the move a “punch to the face” because they will still lose an accomplice. This has also led Jasmine to assess who Kyle really works with.
Tragically for Kyle, his perspective was a good decision that ultimately got a larger part of the household angry with him. With another curveball shaking up the game following this week’s elimination, Kyle had better fight for the ability to ensure his prosperity. As the house is disconnected in two, the true nature of all will be known. The veto challenge, as well as Kyle’s decision not to keep assignments the same, worked on Wednesday night’s episode of Big Brother.