Big Brother 27: Two Outta Three New Noms Ain’t Bad

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Two Outta Three Ain ‘t Bad may be a classic Meatloaf song, but it seems like the appropriate theme song for Noms this week. Rachel, as HOH, is taking a direct shot at her targets. She has wanted Vince out for weeks now. She is taking her shot.

 

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Last week during Ava’s HOH, she got her wish!

Vince hit the block for the first time. Morgan made the mistake of having loose lips, telling too many people that she was targeting Rachel as the first jury member.

Old-school Rachel made an appearance during her and Morgan’s conversation in the storage room last week. Mickey is closely aligned with both Vince and Morgan, plus it was on her HOH that Rachel’s close ally Jimmy was evicted.

Nominations were held today. Vince expected it. Morgan thought it. Mickey is upset by it. Mickey thought her bond with Ava might save her. Ava and Rachel have a Final 2 deal. Both are honoring that deal as of now.

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With OTEV Looming Can One Be Saved

OTEV is the Veto Competition this week, so depending on who wins, nominations might change. Rachel stated, “I might take Mickey off if I win VETO.” This was said to Ava, who still has trust in Mickey.

Rachel also informed Rylie and Kat that Morgan wants to target them for eviction because they are a showmance. She told them that she is pro-showmance. This plants the seed in the couple that Morgan can not be trusted, but Rachel can.

Morgan thought she was the puppet master controlling the game. Her game started the downhill climb to messiness during Mickey’s HOH. It just got messier during Ava’s HOH. Not knowing who to trust with your game moves didn’t help either.

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Putting three houseguests from the same alliance and the other side of the house can be considered a good move. The issue and danger is: one could win the Veto by removing themselves. This means Rachel will have to nominate a fourth, presumably a pawn, who could go home. If all three remain on the block on eviction night, one will win the Blockbuster.

This week could show where everyone truly is aligned, depending on the VETO. Stay tuned to The Reality Times for all your Big Brother action and facts.

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