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Post by MFWalkoff on Sept 1, 2021 23:45:07 GMT
Please use this thread to discuss tonight’s episode. Remember - spoilers from the live feeds ARE ALLOWED here!
The Power of Veto competition is played, followed by the Veto Meeting.
Enjoy the show!
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Post by polarpi on Sept 2, 2021 0:52:34 GMT
I’m sure SB is gonna *love* her close up while crying - and Ky’s honking as he blew his nose during the movie 💁🏻♀️
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Post by Navybelle on Sept 2, 2021 2:08:51 GMT
That nose honking was funny!  Derek being a baby about not being picked for the movie was eyeroll-inducing. People must think he's funny, huh? I just don't. Don't like him at all. SB is somewhat annoying, but Ky is completely annoying! Have you seen the hashtag on Twitter called KyComplaints and KyComplains? Apparently someone went through his Twitter account and pulled out all the companies he complains to, and it's a lot. Including CBS: he complained to them about the live feeds back in 2018(or so). It's pretty funny. |
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Post by judith on Sept 2, 2021 2:25:49 GMT
Two comments? This is so sad!
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Post by Mikesgirl on Sept 2, 2021 2:58:33 GMT
I was thinking the same thing. Actually, missed the beginning and walked in just as Azah revealed the veto scores…..but, i think Hannah has a crush on Xavier. I think she wanted to watch the movie with him, and justified it by adding the remaining nominees on the block.
Started out to be a good diverse season, but ever since big alliances became the norm, BB is boring. Large group picking off others. I think the teams was a good start, but I don’t know what else they can do to prevent many people from bonding together. I guess you could tell them forming large alliances is frowned on by America, but they don’t care. Penalizing them for alliances larger than four would be unfair. I don’t know, but the fun is gone now.
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Post by acookertv on Sept 2, 2021 10:54:36 GMT
I slightly disagree with that. Since alliances have become the norm, figuring out the alliances has also become the norm. So I like it when someone is creative enough to come up with an effective way to pull one off, and the CO, like it or not, has done that. I hadn't appreciated early on just how important the aspect of each of them having a person that they pretended to be close to but were willing to kick out was to their success. What they've accomplished thus far - including staying together despite the in fighting - has been somewhat impressive.
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Post by waywyrd on Sept 2, 2021 12:27:01 GMT
I slightly disagree with that. Since alliances have become the norm, figuring out the alliances has also become the norm. So I like it when someone is creative enough to come up with an effective way to pull one off, and the CO, like it or not, has done that. I hadn't appreciated early on just how important the aspect of each of them having a person that they pretended to be close to but were willing to kick out was to their success. What they've accomplished thus far - including staying together despite the in fighting - has been somewhat impressive. Cookout didn't come up with anything new, the Brigade did this same thing back in BB12 with each alliance member having a plus one they'd evict towards the end. Zzz. I think I'll stick with watching the live shows Thursday, I don't even care to watch Sundays/Wednesdays anymore. BB13 was the only season where I skipped the finale - BB23 might be another one. |
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Post by karna68 on Sept 2, 2021 12:48:16 GMT
Agreed, I haven't watched and don't think I will.
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Post by FannyMare on Sept 2, 2021 17:43:19 GMT
I slightly disagree with that. Since alliances have become the norm, figuring out the alliances has also become the norm. So I like it when someone is creative enough to come up with an effective way to pull one off, and the CO, like it or not, has done that. I hadn't appreciated early on just how important the aspect of each of them having a person that they pretended to be close to but were willing to kick out was to their success. What they've accomplished thus far - including staying together despite the in fighting - has been somewhat impressive. Cookout didn't come up with anything new, the Brigade did this same thing back in BB12 with each alliance member having a plus one they'd evict towards the end. Zzz. I think I'll stick with watching the live shows Thursday, I don't even care to watch Sundays/Wednesdays anymore. BB13 was the only season where I skipped the finale - BB23 might be another one. I was thinking of the brigade, I just wanted to see SB pouting. I used the FF, I'll just watch Thursday as well. I dont like the teams, they need to toss that idea away imho. |
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Post by acookertv on Sept 2, 2021 18:09:19 GMT
The Brigade did use the side alliances too. But it was also half the size of the cookout for most of it's run, and did turn on one of it's own early on when they decided they could not trust him. The cookout has plenty of trust issues, but have managed to overcome them to stick to the plan for a much longer period of time.
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Post by helenmaco on Sept 2, 2021 18:17:09 GMT
First time I think ever just totally fast forwarding the whole show. Once DX left I had nothing to care for. It is such a done deal that X is winning it is boring.
Yawn.
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Post by FannyMare on Sept 2, 2021 18:46:17 GMT
First time I think ever just totally fast forwarding the whole show. Once DX left I had nothing to care for. It is such a done deal that X is winning it is boring. Yawn. It's all so predicable and predictable IS boring..  |
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