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Michelle is already back posting on reddit about how pissed and shocked she is that Paul didn't win. No one expected Day voting Nicole.

 

OTT Schedule
One weekly episode it seems with live feeds

 

safety ceremony seems interesting. But then again, I don't think I'll be really watching OTT unless the cast really grabs me.


I thought of a cool twist last night inspired by the new Survivor twist basically, it's called the "legacy advantage". someone found it and it provides them with an advantage in the challenge on Day 36. If the holder gets voted out, they must "will" it to someone else
Basically, either the first person evicted or someone America votes on gets a jury vote (or something else less powerful). When that person is with Julie, they must give that vote to someone else in the house. It would also be cool if they kept it a complete secret from the houseguests in the house.

It kinda falls apart in that implementation in that buybacks kinda ruin it and it could be too powerful in the end, but just some rambling thoughts I had last night.

 

Weekday Replay will be great. I assume it will just be a recap of what happened that day. Kind of eliminates the need for full episodes.

 

Is there anything official on how Safety Ceremony works? Is it just an inverted way of presenting nominees/staggering it to create more drama (ie. the saturday ceremony only 50% of the 'safe' houseguests are revealed and the HoH has the night to finalize their nominees)? I'm starting to assume that's what it is; it's definitely something that works better in the online format than on TV


EDIT: nevermind. Apparently Julie said at some point last night that, basically, this season is Big Brother UK-style where viewers vote on everything. Meh. Glad my audition type sucked. Glad I won't be missing too much by not watching it, seems like a drag. And the times kinda suck for East Coast.

 

Michelle is the fucking worst, honestly. What's her reddit username?

Michelle voted with her personal vendetta, Day is a smart enough human to separate the two and vote with who she thought played the best game

 

overview for michelleoelle

 

oh boy, ok. about to go down this black hole

 

Ok, this Michelle stuff further solidifies that she is fucking insane. Her sister, who was controlling her twitter while away, hates her as much as everyone else. Check it

 

Not really sure what to make of this; IIRC she's basically back and forth with these types of tweets and ones where she's affectionate towards Michelle.

 

Just sounds like an overall volatile relationship between siblings

 

Natalie literally said before that if a female was in the finale 2, she would vote for her no matter who it was. She also said that Paul was rich already and didn't deserve to win. Fuck these jurors. #pissed #friendship

 

Least amount of friendship from a jury.

 

this is such bullshit

after that speech, how could you NOT think Paul deserved that? what were the "over the line" things he said, does anyone have insight into that? unless it's real vile I think he was 100% robbed

 

He called Michelle The C Word and he also referred to Natalie as FTs with Paulie. Not to the extent paulie did but he was involved.

 

I'm honestly shocked at how badly some of you think Nicole didn't deserve it. She played an entirely different game than Paul but it was masterful. I think they both deserved it, probably Paul more, but this is far far far from a travesty

 

That’s right—Nicole Franzel wins as she was favored and had more friends on the jury and Paul and James were both floaters, and Nicole played the game well.

 

Day has been explaining her vote on Twitter. Basically, everyone who came into the jury house would pretty much explain them getting voted out as being because they "trusted Nicole and she played/manipulated them". No one gave any praise like that to Paul, and even Victor said that Paul was using him as a sheild

 

Nicole said on the BB After Show with Jeff that she decided pretty much the night before that she would have taken Paul had she won Part 3.

 

That would truly surprise me, but it surprised me that he brought her anyway. Bringing James seemed like the easy answer to bring with you to win

 

I thought sadly that James would beat either person so I don't know

 

It's hard to know when you're in there what the jury is thinking of your game. I'm sure they both thought that James had a good chance of winning because he hadn't burned many bridges.

 

Over The Top cast reveal tomorrow at 10am eastern

 

Please no Joezea, that would be such a travesty

 

I think that announcement it actually Wednesday because it says voting ends on Tuesday. Sorry, I forgot that. Tomorrow is the 12 new houseguests.