After last week’s fifth blindside against FOUTTE … yes, we said “fifth,” Rockstar was sent packing.  The cards were stacked against her as it was during her BFF Haleigh’s HOH and for accidentally giving Tyler the answer in the veto ceremony.  All of this lead up to last night’s episode that gave us a new HOH!

DAMN! Y’all see Fessy killing it already?? Get ready for a week of torture Level 4!#bb20 pic.twitter.com/HAFSCrz6yo

— Mel Brown (@melbrown0) August 17, 2018

The show started out with an intense endurance competition that had all of the remaining houseguests hungry for the power. It was an intense with Scottie, Faysal, and Tyler in the lead, but Faysal eventually came out on top. Scottie, Haleigh, and JC all felt comfortable with this win – specifically JC because he was sure he could control his nominations.

With Faysal in power, he told Haleigh that he would be targeting the men in the house after they have proven to be backstabbing him over and over again. Level 6, on the other hand, felt in danger. So, they came up with a plan to pin the only vote to save Rockstar on Brett, even though it was Scottie who had really saved her. Faysal asked while in his HOH room, who was the one vote to save Rockstar? Both Brett and Scottie raised their hands with Kaycee acting as if she thought Scottie saved her. It was a last minute plan in hopes to get Faysal to nominate Scottie.

Haleigh was worried that Faysal would go through with nominating Scottie. She was desperate to convince him otherwise, because she believed he was on their side. However, JC was in his ear telling him the complete opposite to save Level 6 (which could backfire considering he’s unaware of the true alliance that may potentially send him packing later in the game).

As the HOH nomination came around, Faysal went with his gut and nominated Brett and Scottie. The members of Level 6 secretly laughed at his poor judgment; while Scottie was shocked by this betrayal.

Every Big Brother fan right now. #BB20 pic.twitter.com/Sa4hpy1kPA

— Global (@GlobalTV) August 20, 2018

What did you think of Faysal’s nominations? Who are you hoping wins the Power of Veto? Share your theories in the comment section below, and find out Wednesday night at 8/7 on CBS!

Another week, another eviction! In what was an (yet again) explosive episode, the drama reached new heights this season.

After the veto meeting, Bayleigh was upset because she had been wrongfully accused of being the hacker. She knew she was the target, but she was more upset by the blindside set by Angela who had promised her safety.  It was an awkward confrontation between her and Tyler as Bayleigh told him she had trusted him. Tyler didn’t say much, but provoked her by reminding her she’s up on the block and he was going to vote her out.

Bayleigh did tell Haleigh not to call a house meeting
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— Mel Brown (@melbrown0) August 8, 2018

Bayleigh wasn’t the only one feeling all of the emotions.  Her close friend, and ally Haleigh who was the actual hacker, felt guilty Bayleigh was getting the blame for all of this.  She thought Bayleigh’s eviction could be because of the moves she made to target Tyler.  She was debating keeping quiet to save her game or keep her morals by opening up about the situation.  She ultimately went with telling the truth – first up was Bayleigh.  You could tell Bayleigh was upset over the news, but she understood why Haleigh took the move.

Haleigh wanted to clear Bayleigh’s name, and possibly save her from going home, so she decided to throw a house meeting to confess her “Big Brother” sins.  As she called everyone into the living room, she told them she was the hacker while calling out Tyler’s game in the process.  This sparked an argument between Tyler and Bayleigh which led to an explosive confrontation.  You can watch part of it below.

House Meeting: Bayleigh VS Tyler #BB20 pic.twitter.com/vf8UUkRGMw

— Pavel (@pavelvalens) August 8, 2018

When it came time to vote, Haleigh unfortunately wasn’t able to save Bayleigh, even by cancelling Tyler’s vote. S he was evicted 6 to 1.  It was then time for another HOH competition, and everyone was determined to control the next week.  However, after eight rounds of putting together mashed-up hashtags with the correct photo, Haleigh came out with the win! (filed by Jake Updegraff -Big Brother Correspondent)

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Who do you think she’ll nominate, and will the hacker hijack the nominations this week? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to tune-in on Sunday at 8/7c on CBS to find out what happens!

The pressure continued to mount throughout the house in last night’s episode – especially for Rachel, who was nominated as a pawn.  She’s up against her Level 6 ally Brett, but was promised she was not the target this week by Bayleigh.  Even knowing that info, she doesn’t seem to be taking it well and is seen digging herself into a hole within her alliance as things get to her.  Twisting words and panicking, you can see her alliance gets frustrated with how she’s responding to being on the block, and they’re not having it.

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The show cuts to a conversation between Faysal and JC in the storage room talking about Bayleigh’s nominations.  Faysal lets JC know that he should be more grateful for him, because Faysal feels he is the reason JC wasn’t nominated. As he continues to defend his reasonings for it, JC begs to differ and ends up going to talk with the HOH herself. As he entered her room, he revealed what Faysal had said, but Bayleigh intensely denies it and is visibly frustrated with Faysal for throwing her under the bus. It was no surprise that this lead to another conversation, but this time, between Faysal and Bayleigh. She told him it made her feel stupid, used, and looked like she was his little “b****.”

It was time for the veto ceremony, and the houseguests competing were: Bayleigh, Brett, Rachel, JC, Sam, and Tyler. This time they had to play a timed game involving puzzles. Of the six, only three were able to finish it before the 30-minute mark and those people were Bayleigh, Brett, and Tyler. Ultimately, it was Tyler who won the Power of Veto. Stuck in a predicament, he was unsure of what to do, because he didn’t want to make anyone upset since he’s been gracefully playing both sides – even though his loyalty is to Level 6.

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With the pressure on, Rachel’s paranoia continues to show. After chatting with Bayleigh, she relayed information to her final ally Angela that Tyler said he’d only use the veto if Angela were the replacement. She didn’t buy it, and decided to get to the bottom of it herself. She spoke with the rest of her allies, Tyler and Kaycee, and that’s when they realized the nomination block is making Rachel a liability for their alliance. When it came down to the ceremony, in the end, Tyler decided not to use it.  (filed by Jake Updegraff- Big Brother correspondent)

Tonight, we will find out if Brett or Rachel are evicted from the game.  Who are you hoping it is? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to watch on CBS at 9/8c.

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