Big Brother Spoilers: Major Shift In Power Alert!

Big Brother Season 18 has been snooze inducing the last few weeks. 

With Paulie Calafiore and his all-male alliance running things, the events have been very predictable. 

The silliest thing Paulie did was orchestrating a plan to have Zakiyah and Michelle on the block next to one another. 

Michelle is an emotional player, so it was pretty obvious she would start making plans in order to blow the house up. 

Not literally, of course. What Paulie seems to forget is that Michelle has a good social game. 

She goes round everyone in the house and covertly gathers information she can use to benefit her down the line. 

With James having the ability to stop two people from voting this week, Michelle tried to let James know that he and Natalie would be out of the game soon if Paulie continued to run the house. 

Bridgette and Michelle joined forces to try and shake things up. There’s no way Bridgette would make a plan to help Michelle unless she was sure it would work. 

They hate one another! 

A plan came together on Tuesday night, while Paulie was sound asleep in the room next door. 

James, Natalie, Bridgette and Michelle opened up to Paul and Victor about the possibility of flipping the house on Paulie. 

Initially, the two of them were very against it, but by the time the morning rolled around there was a plan in place to send Zakiyah home and target Paulie in the double eviction. 

Their plan was to have Nicole look like the one who flipped and have a target thrown on her back.

James quickly started to go back on his plan when Corey got suspicious. Corey pulled James aside and told him that Paulie was taking the two of them to final three. 

This gave James some food for thought, but then Natalie informed James that Paulie has tried to flirt with her multiple times throughout the season. 

Add in the fact that Natalie even told Zakiyah about it, then you have Paulie’s game literally combusting. 

On Wednesday night, there was a house meeting in which Paulie tried to blame everything on Natalie. This didn’t sit well with Michelle, who told Paulie she planned to blow up his game, but he’s done the work for her. 

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Paulie then went nuclear on Michelle about her going home. Michelle couldn’t say anything about the plan to evict Zakiyah instead because then Paulie would get wind of the plan and change things. 

For now, the chances of the house flipping on Paulie are very good. The plan is for Paul to nominate both Corey and Nicole, before evicting Paulie through the back door. 

It’s an elaborate plan, and it would be great if they succeeded. The power really needs to shift before the season slips into mediocrity. 

What do you think of the plan to send Paulie out?

Is it time?

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Big Brother Recap: A Shift In Power

There was a lot riding on this episode of Big Brother for the smaller alliances in the game. 

The Eight Pack alliance have been ruling the game for three weeks now and everyone in the house is growing tired of them. 

The drama picked up after Victor was named the replacement nominee. Paul tried to act like he didn’t know anything about it, but it was pretty obvious to anyone that he did. 

Paulie was not fazed by putting a big target up, but he was shocked by Frank and Corey telling him about the Eight Pack alliance. 

Paulie would have had every right to go crazy about it. They waited until the nominations were final to come clean to him about it. 

Frank’s had him doing his dirty work all week, so he probably feels a little betrayed. It was so obvious that Frank was scared. He was referring to the Eight Pack like it was nothing. 

Frank then told Da’vonne about telling Paulie and Da’vonne went running to James. The two of them had a lengthy chat and agreed that they are the only honest people in the house. 

Nicole, Zakiyah and Michelle decided that it was time to move on from the Eight Pack and and make an alliance that would secure their victory, but Da’vonne was skeptical about all of this. 

Wasn’t Da’vonne the one that said they need to gun for Frank and get him out quickly? She’s all talk. 

She did agree with her friends that they all needed to fight for the HOH after Frank asked them to throw it to them. 

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Frank decided he needed to make an allegiance with Bridgette in order to to ensure that if she wins HOH, she would do what he asked her to. 

Everyone else took notice of this and word started spreading that he was bailing on the Eight Pack alliance. 

At the live vote, Tiffany received 0 votes to evict, Bronte received 1 and Victor received 9. 

Victor was evicted! 

Did anyone notice Corey’s diary room mishap? He completely fluffed his words to Julie and returned to the sitting area laughing. 

Victor revealed that he had an idea that the house would be gunning for him after he was put up.

Victor seemed very rude in his first week in the house, but by the time he left the house, he came across as a really nice guy. 

He needs to go back in!

Bridgette took the crown at the HOH, securing Category 4’s safety for the week. This will no doubt be a very interesting week in the house, but expect Frank to have Bridgette nominating Tiffany.

He totally wants her gone!

What did you think of the latest episode?

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