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The reality TV series, Big Brother is the Americanized adaptation of a Dutch TV show of the same name, which was made up by John de Mol in the year 1997. The basic concept of the show revolves around a bunch of unfamiliar people, known as HouseGuests, who have to reside with each other, for around three months, in a secluded house, which is called the Big Brother House. The HouseGuests undergo a round the clock, very close camera scrutiny, guaranteeing zero privacy. The contestants are completely unaware of sense of time and all that is happening around the world, as no outside contact is allowed during the show. The House Guests compete for the prize money, which is a whooping $500,000. For winning the same, they have to protect themselves from evictions being held every week and remain in the house up till the end.

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Big Brother Season 12 Episode 8 – ‘HoH #3 Conclusion, Nominations #3′ Recap

Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:23:20 +0000

Big Brother Season 12 Episode 8 : Thursday night’s live ‘Big Brother‘ episode left both us and the house hamsters hanging. The hamsters were hanging ten; we were simply hanging. Yes, it was the first endurance Head of Household competition of the season. As with many competitions in the past, the basic chore was enhanced with rain, wind and, in this case, gobs of shaving cream.

There was a twist to the comp — the first five people who drop out or accidentally fall are the Haves for the week. They’ll enjoy good food. Whomever wins HoH always eats. But the four last surfers before the HoH win will get ‘BB’ slop and whatever America throws their way to eat. It might just be a winner for the losers.

After watching Monet being evicted two or three times again — both in black and white and in color — we got to the meat of the competition. Some folks, like Hayden, who — despite his HoH reign — have little or no target on their backs, don’t really need to win this comp. Andrew’s target has certainly lessened since his escapades the first week or so, but his religious food restrictions don’t mesh with ‘BB’ slop: It’s not kosher. Brendon and Rachel are the two biggest targets for the majority of the house, yet only Brendon can compete.

It sounds like the perfect storm, doesn’t it? Not surprisingly, Kathy (the Barney Fife of female cops) dropped out first. She already knows that Matt could be holding her vote to evict him against her. Either she just doesn’t care or she’s really that inept. I believe it’s a mix. She’s a floater and doesn’t tend to think of the big picture. Even though she’s a floater, she sank a bit in that moat. Lane went down shortly after Kathy. I think his motive might be food. No one is really targeting him, but the guy is huge and needs to eat!

Kristen went down, then Hayden threw the comp and made his exit. It was down to one last Have slot. Then came Britney. Despite her close relationship with Monet and the fact that she was the initial target last week before winning the Power of Veto, she’s not sitting too shabbily with the others. Amazing, isn’t it? On the Have Not side, Enzo was the first out and looked like he wanted to give himself “the face.” Brendon, who made sure we knew of his size 13s, slipped and fell next, crushing his dreams of saving himself and his woman that he loves after a week.

With the competition down to the most unlikely trio — Andrew, Matt and Ragan — it looked like at least Ragan and Matt could last forever. Size seemed to be a problem for the comp and Andrew was definitely having a hard time with it. Ragan promised him safety, yet Andrew stayed hanging. That is, until he slipped and fell. Thankfully, America voted for the apparently kosher baby food and bok choy for the Have Nots.

It was down to Ragan and Matt. They obviously had a strategy talk, but the show didn’t air the details. It’s a good thing we did a special live feeds Head of Household report after the comp finished in real time. If you read that (no longer spoilers at this time), you’ll understand the reasoning behind the eventual nominations a bit more.

So, Ragan threw the HoH to Matt and Rachel cried. Again. Then the nominations came around and the “Diabolical Super Genius” made Andrew the pawn, thus creating an enemy where there wasn’t one before and Kathy, the target. What? If the Brigade wants to get Brendon and Rachel out so much, put ‘em both up and one goes home! It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out. Sure, one could be backdoored with the Kathy and Andrew nominations if the Power of Veto is used. But why count on that? This could very well backfire not only on Super Genius Boy, but on his own alliance, too.

I’m definitely having gripes with the casting this season. The Brendon/Rachel showmance is nothing but annoying. Cry, cuddle and make-out. I’m sick of it. I don’t watch the show to see fools fall in love after knowing each other for a week. Clearly, one of them needs to go … sooner rather than later. Then there’s Matt. He’s getting on my nerves with that silly ever-present smile whether he’s being serious or joking. If he keeps up with the ego, I’m going to dislike him even more than I do his predecessor Ronnie. The only good thing about Matt is that he’s setting himself up for an epic failure and I shall guffaw as I watch him go out the door. The only humorous thing he did all night was tell the others to “feign excitement” at his HoH room, one of the most faked sentiment scenarios each season.

On the other hand, I’m liking Britney more without the influence of Monet. She’s still a bit catty, but I’m not seeing the really nasty “whore, stripper, hooker” commentary. The “Rachel and Brendon Soap Opera” with Britney and Lane cast in the lead roles was spot on. I even enjoyed her diction lesson with Enzo although I cringed at the thought that anyone thinks all of New Jersey talks like Enzo. I, for sure, don’t talk that way!

Even though the Brigade seems to be loyal to each other, I believe they’re crumbling a bit around the edges. Hayden is smitten with Kristen, Matt seems to be smitten with himself and his own game. Enzo’s Meow Mafia might not last until the final four. Matt’s nominations of Kathy and Andrew this week certainly doesn’t help the situation for them at all. I don’t think Matt cares, do you?

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Big Brother 12: Regan and rache

Sun, 25 Jul 2010 08:09:19 +0000

Big Brother 12 Updates 9:15PM BBT Saturday July 24,2010 Regan and rachel Talk

Regan is telling Rachel how things change week to week and you can’t keep fearing that people are coming after you. Regan says he thinks people will start playing harder this week because people are starting to talk about how they want to be in the jury. Stupid me, i thought these two were going to just talk the two of them but now I see that Brendon is right there. Rachel tells Regan he is her Yoda in this game. She tells him what a big help he has been to her. brendon agrees. Regan tells the two of them they have to have faith.Then he leaves. Brendon wants to go and be with everyone in the Cabanna Room. Rachel does not want to. Brendon has a container of fruit and he wants to give it to the people in the Cabanna Room. In the Cabanna Room is Kathy, Brittany, Matt, Regan,Hayden, Kristen and now Brendon and Rachel. When everyone starts eating the fruit, they realize it has been soaked in wine. Kathy says her Mom told her she got drunk when she was two years old. She was at a wedding and somehow got champaige. She said she was laughing and jumping around in her crib. Brit says she didn’t drink until she was 20. Kathy says her son shares stories with her about everything he has done and sometimes she does not want to hear it. Now they are looking at the fish. They have one they named Survivor, They found a spider and they wanted to feed it to the fish. It comes across the speaker”Stop That” Matt says are they talking to us. Yes, because they are the only ones doing something they shouldn’t. Rachel starts talking about Las Vegas. She says she loves to play 25 cent black-jack. She loves to play poker, too.She loves a place that has drink that are in a huge container. They are 20.00 a drink and she says it is all Everclear with a splash of mix. She loves it. She wants to play Flip-Cup or Beer Pong in the Big Brother House. She is telling them how to play. Matt says it is very competitive. Rachel is showing them how to play. She wants to have a tournament. Andrew says he will play with ice tea. Brit will play with water. Rachel is so excited. She runs off to get the cups.

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Big Brother 12 – Live Feeds Special HoH Report

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:48:30 +0000

So … you’re watching ‘Big Brother‘ and waiting to see who wins the Head of Household. What? It’s an endurance competition, the first one of the season. Now you know that there’s no way those hamsters are going to stay on those surfboards until Sunday night. Yes, that’s when the results will air.

But, thanks to the 24/7 live feeds, we know right now who’s the new Head of Household. You could know, too. If you knew, you wouldn’t jolt awake at night in a panic thinking, “I know one of them won! Which one? Will the powers shuffle sides again? Will Britney win and put half the house on the block?” You could sleep at night and not worry havoc with hamsters. If you want extreme spoilers for Sunday night’s show, read on.

The feeds, blocked for the live show on East Coast time, came back on approximately 9:10PM ET. Kathy was already down and Lane fell shortly after the feeds went live. That Kathy went down first doesn’t surprise me — Barney Fife reincarnated as a woman deputy! I was surprised about Lane, but two factors come to mind. First, he likes to eat and he’s a big guy. The first five down become the Haves this week. The second came to me as I watched the competition unfold. It’s not a competition for big people or those with big feet. Technically, the girls should have done better.

Kristen was the next one out about five or six minutes after Lane. That left Britney as the sole woman in the comp. Yikes! With her small stature and teeny feet, she should do well, Right? She did better than Hayden. Yes, the young athletic guy went crashing into the moat next. That leaves one slot left for those who wish to eat. Oops, there goes Britney!

Down to Brendon, Enzo, Andrew, Ragan and Matt, it looked for a while like none would give up. The idea of food for the week is no longer an incentive as the remaining four will be Have Nots while the HoH will eat like a king. Brendon has to win to keep himself and Boy George Rachel off the block. Andrew has no alliances in the house and probably feels he needs to win to protect himself. Ragan doesn’t seem anyone’s target, nor is Enzo. Matt should worry a bit, but not all that much as he has the Brigade and Ragan on his side. It’s down to who wants to win HoH the most.

‘Big Brother’ kept pelting them with shaving cream and rain, moving the boards in and out of their slots and then stopping all action for long periods of time. When the boards withdrew into the wall, those with the larger feet couldn’t balance as well. I found out tonight that Brendon has size 13 feet. But was he out next? Nope, Enzo slipped. He lost his focus for a moment and now he’s a Have Not for the second week in a row.

Brendon was out at 9:44PM ET, the next Have Not. Then there were three, the most unlikely trio that I would have thought would be in it at the end. None of them seemed to want to give up. Andrew, with his larger frame and feet, was having to make more drastic moves on the board than were Ragan and Matt. He had to tuck one foot back whenever the board receded while Ragan and Matt were almost playing a game of “Mother, May I?” with baby steps. Ragan seemed like a pro at it and Matt made the whole thing look like a piece of cake. I knew that if only Andrew would go down, Ragan and Matt (allies) would end it before dawn.

Ragan tried to deal with Andrew, telling him he’s safe if he drops. No go — Andrew hung in there. He made a valiant effort for over an hour and a half, then fell. He became the third Have Not and the battle went down to Ragan and Matt. They sent the others into the house so they could talk. Both could stay up there for a long time, Matt saying forever. (No! I can’t watch this forever!)

Matt wants the HoH more than Ragan and needs it more than him, too. Before Ragan could drop, they had to hash out who they wanted or didn’t want on the block. Matt insists he wants Kathy out this week. He considers Kathy an extension of Brendon and Rachel. Ragan likes Rachel and doesn’t want her out, though he’s willing to send Brendon out the door. For some reason, Britney isn’t even mentioned although she was a huge target this past week.

It’s decided that Matt will win HoH. He’ll put Andrew on the block as a pawn with Kathy, the target. He’ll tell Rachel and Brendon they’re safe from the initial nomination, but if someone uses the PoV, one of them will be the replacement. Then they decided to hang on the boards for another 20 minutes or so to make it “look good.” Yeah, like the others don’t know they’re dealing for the win in the yard!

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‘Big Brother 12′ – ‘Live Eviction #2, Head of Household #3′ Recap

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 11:36:25 +0000

The first eviction, they voted out the Saboteur, thus crashing and burning the whole big twist this season on ‘Big Brother 12.’ This week Matt and Monet are on the block. Will they make the right decision once again?

Of course, Lane is smiling in this picture because he’s not on the block. As a matter of fact, his name doesn’t seem to be coming up at all. It’s very possible that the only hamsters really in the house are Britney, Monet, Rachel, Brendon, Hayden and Enzo. The others might be just visiting for as much as we see of them. Those may be the ones to watch.

Starting off with the inevitable thrice-showing of the Power of Veto ceremony in which Rachel put Matt on the block and mentioned he was a pawn, Monet was steamed. “Whatever! Complete stupid bimbo skanky! I want to punch her!” Then she went to go cry. Then Britney had to cry with her. All of this was while calling Rachel names. You know something? … I’m sick of the crying. And if Monet wants to threaten violence, let’s see what she’s got! Both of these girls love to tear others down. At least Britney isn’t threatening to slap, punch or kick her fellow hamsters.

Matt is most certainly a case. He reminds me a bit of Ronnie — he’s too sure he’s a brilliant puppet-master and thinks no one will catch onto him. I understand why he volunteered to go on the block even though traditionally pawns tend to get evicted more often than not. You see, something always seems to happen to turn the house against the pawn. This week was no exception.

Running to the crying mean girls, Matt acted like he was blind-sided by Rachel’s choice to put him up as a pawn. He told them how angry he was with Rachel. If he had stopped there, it would have been enough for his point. But, no. Matt doesn’t seem to know when to hold and when to fold. He went on to tell them that, if he stays and gets HoH, he plans on putting up both Rachel and Brendon.

Britney is mean, but she’s not dumb. She saw the opening to run to Rachel and tell her Matt’s playing both sides of the house. Rachel, in turn, gave up the news that Matt volunteered to be on the block. Supposedly, that was to remain a secret. So then we had Rachel and Britney crying together. Heck, they might as well invite Amber back in! But Rachel’s anger took over and she called a house meeting.

I’ve never seen anyone squirm as much as Matt when he was confronted. It had to be obvious to everyone that he was caught red-handed and telling a spool of lies. He was stuttering that Rachel strong-armed him into volunteering. Say what? The Brigade stayed fairly quiet during the whole meeting as Monet, Britney, Brendon and Rachel ran the show. Andrew was lucky enough to be in another room praying. In the end, no one believes Matt. Yet it seems Monet’s $10,000 win is more of a detriment than being a huge liar in this house.

When it came to voting time, Monet put little effort into her speech. Matt’s wasn’t all that much better aside from getting a shout-out of “Natalie sucks!” (‘Big Brother 9′) and being the first hamster to refer to Julie Chen as “The ChenBot” on a live show. The votes came down to only Britney and Kathy voting to evict Matt, and everyone else voted to evict Monet. Done deal, bye-bye Monet. Not even her good-bye messages — with the exception of Britney’s and Kathy’s — were all that pleasant. Andrew (who sometimes seems wrong for the game) told her she was wrong for the game. Matt called her a casualty of war. Rachel accused her of trying to steal her man. Let’s keep count here: Both Monet and Annie tried to steal Rachel’s man now. Will Ragan be next?

The Head of Household competition is an endurance one. Each hamster has to stand on a surfboard built into a wall over a moat. Much like video games, the boards go in and out as they balance on them. It reminds me a bit of a competition they had some seasons back in which they stood on a ledge which moved. Both that one and this one involve water coming down on their heads and wind. This one also has shaving cream to make the boards more slippery.

Naturally, the last one standing wins. But they threw in a kicker this time — the first five out will be the Haves while the last four will be Have Nots. Rachel and the new HoH will be Haves this week. The results of the competition won’t air until Sunday evening. However, we know they won’t be standing on the boards that long! As I get this written up, the competition is over.

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Big Love – Casting News – Gregory Itzin joins Cast

Mon, 19 Jul 2010 19:07:08 +0000

With casting coups like this, Big Love is well on its way to making up for a lackluster season 4: Legendary (and twice Emmy-nominated) 24 villain Gregory Itzin has signed up for a major recurring gig on season 5 of HBO’s Big Love, sources confirm to me exclusively.

Itzin will play Senator Richard Dwyer, the Republican Majority Leader of the Utah State Senate — of which Bill (Bill Paxton) is now a member.

Production on Big Love’s fifth season is scheduled to get under way this week.

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‘Big Brother 12′ Recap: The Mean Girls vs. Everyone

Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:41:16 +0000

Girls can be so mean. When guys have a problem with one another, they address it head on, but as Big Brother 12 proves, girls prefer to act two-faced, making catty comments about one another behind each others’ backs. The biggest perpetrators are Monet and Britney, and it’s not surprising that both of them have competed in beauty pageants.

This pair of mean girls is vicious, mocking everyone and acting smug and superior. Like every season of Big Brother, they are this year’s crop of self-satisfied, arrogant HGs who think they’re better than everyone else.

Vs. Andrew

The mean girls hate Andrew. After Rachel wins HoH he celebrated because he was certain Britney and Monet would target him. They take offense to this, probably because his excitement was an act of genuine honesty without subterfuge, and the mean girls are all about being superficial and two-faced. They also criticize his body, which is just catty.

Vs. Rachel

The mean girls also love making fun of Rachel’s giant breasts and how flabby her butt is. Of course they only say these things to each other. Even when they try, they can barely hide how much they don’t like the new HoH.

Vs. Kristen

The mean girls also call out Kristen for dressing more sexually, probably because she’s starting a showmance with Hayden. The real problem is that Kristen is better looking than Britney and Monet, making them feel insecure so they need to make catty comments to make themselves feel better.

Vs. The Haves

In the Have-Have Not competition, three HGs are taped to a wall while the others shoot water at them to make them fall off. Everyone targets Britney by shooting her in the face, which she claims is a personal attack on her. That’s incredibly conceited and foolish, because the real reason is that shooting her in the face would make her squirm, which would loosen the tape faster than just shooting the tape. Still, Britney being a victim feeds into the personal narrative she’s created or herself, so that’s what she goes with.

Vs. The Truth

The mean girls both go up to Rachel’s HoH room and tell her they would not have targeted her and Brendon if they’d won HoH. In the diary room, they both openly admit that it’s a total lie. I understand it’s part of the game, but you can’t be offended if other people openly lie to you when you’re doing the exact same thing. That’s hypocrisy, and it’s my biggest pet peeve.

Vs. The Nominations

Despite some second thoughts about Andrew’s overly enthusiastic reaction to Rachel’s HoH victory and Matt’s increased fake paranoia over being nominated, Rachel nominates Monet and Britney. Monet is a little defeated, but it’s no surprise since she hates Rachel. Britney seems more upset by the fact that she’s pre-menstrual and she doesn’t look pretty when she cries. Congratulations mean girls, your reactions to being nominated are just as superficial and vapid as you are.

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‘Big Brother 12′ Spoilers: The Week 2 Nominees Are …

Sat, 17 Jul 2010 08:01:52 +0000

It’s been a busy 24 hours in the Big Brother 12 house. Annie got evicted, Rachel won HoH, they had a new Have/Have-Not competition, they learned that Annie was the Saboteur and now Rachel has made her nominations for eviction.

Coming as a surprise to absolutely no one, Rachel has nominated Britney and Monet. They saw it coming, we saw it coming, everyone in the house saw it coming. Making matters worse is that Britney and Monet are also both on slop this week, though it can be supplemented by fishsticks and fruitcake.

It doesn’t really matter who goes home since they’re working together and they’re both former beauty pageant finalists. For the purposes of Big Brother, they’re identical. The real trick will be seeing how Monet reacts (I smell a Chima-style hissy fit), how Britney reacts (I smell anger and resentment) and whether Rachel and Brendon can do anything to avoid their almost inevitable nomination next week. Exposing that you have this much power so early is not a good thing.

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‘Big Brother 12′ – Live Eviction #1, HoH #2 Recap

Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:47:13 +0000

Tonight was the big night — the first eviction from the ‘Big Brother 12‘ house. Not only that, but the eagerly awaited reveal of the saboteur, too. Plus, there’s the Head of Household competition. Did I mention that this is all live?

If you combine ‘BB’ hamsters, Julie Chen, a live audience and a slew of things that have to get done, does it all go like planned? Well, kind of, sort of. The show finished up on time with the saboteur revealed, the eviction completed and a new Head of Household along with some other tidbits thrown in. But that doesn’t necessarily mean all went as planned by production.

Call me jaded. I realize I watch the live feeds and have more background than the average person solely watching the episodes on television. But even without my “inside the house” knowledge, I’ve gotten so I can tell by the editing what’s going to happen with the eviction. Whenever they put such a spin on it towards one person gaining favor with the house hamsters, you know that’s the person who’s going to get evicted! Must they be so blatant? C’mon, CBS. Mix it up, leave us confused until the actual vote!

So they work it up that Annie seems to be having success in her campaign to stay in the house. Actually, she makes good points. If they leave the “Blinded Me With Science” power couple (Rachel and Brendon) in the house, it will probably come back to bite them in the butt. (And, it surely does.) It would be better strategy on at least the Brigade’s part to get rid of Rachel and break up the pair. Hamsters aren’t known for their common sense.

Then came the big reveal. Shocker! Guess who’s the saboteur? Why, it’s Annie, the one most likely to be voted out even though the editing is trying to make things look otherwise. So, production staff … suppose you spent all kinds of thought and energy coming up with a twist which, in the first place, only lasts five weeks of a 10 week show? And then, your choice of participants blew it in the first week? What are you going to do now? We want to know!

When it came time for the speeches, there definitely was some vitriol in Annie’s words. But again, other than her personal jabs at Brendon, she made good points. The smarter move for the entire house would be to break up Rachel and Brendon. It could be a Jeff/Jordan situation all over again. Rachel’s speech was laughable — “I love you, great time, you’re all great, such fun, great, great.” She knew she had it in the bag. Sure enough, the vote was unanimous for Annie to go.

In her talk with Julie, she was more like the annoying Annie who talks a mile a minute and never shuts up. While she kept fairly civil, all she did was restate her entire campaign to stay in the house. She was shocked that Kathy was the choice of the fans for the saboteur. Her civility was thrown out the window once she watched the goodbye messages. Not surprisingly, Britney’s message was all catty and based mostly on her clothes. Ragan was the only one who mentioned that he thought she could be the saboteur. Most were sweet, including Brendon’s goodbye. But once she heard Rachel accusing her of trying to get between her and her man (what, of nine days?), it all hit the fan and Psycho Annie came out spewing “sloppy seconds” because Brendon was interested in her first. She claims she declined his romantic interest. Meow!

Next up was that which bites a Brigade in the butt — the Head of Household competition. It was the done-before “Majority Rules” without any surprising answers for me. Since they didn’t know Matt is such a genius (just ask him), they said they’d cheat off of Ragan’s paper. Well, Ragan is a college professor, so they would do alright. I wouldn’t want Andrew or Lane packing my parachute. Everyone knows you pack your own parachute!

As the field of hamsters dwindled, it got down to three girls — Monet, Britney and Rachel. Yep, we’re talking Rachel who could have been evicted if they were actually playing the game and thinking ahead! In the tie, Rachel proved her inability with chemistry, which is the science of her life outside of showmances with physicists. They had to guess how many gallons of caramel were used in the Have/Have Not comp. I sat at home and thought, “A lot, probably a couple hundred.” Britney decided 41, Rachel guessed 80 and Money went overboard with 725 gallons. It was 250. Rachel was closest without going over. But I would think a chemist would have a vague clue and be somewhat near the figure. Rachel is the new Head of Household. Annie is probably thrilled with it all. Take that, hamsters!

Supposedly, beside hiding noise-making devices throughout the house, Annie did one more act of sabotage before she left the house. Time will tell. Since the saboteur Annie lied in the most recent message to the house — “I’ve escaped eviction this week.” — I presume the “lifelong friends” was probably a lie as well. The best way to sabotage the game is to mess with their little hamster minds.

What do you think they’ll do in lieu of a twist? Recruit a second saboteur? Choose an “America’s Player Saboteur”? You know they have to have a twist on the show or it’s just not ‘Big Brother.’

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The 5 Best Alliances in ‘Big Brother’ History

Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:34:49 +0000

In the first week of Big Brother 12, Hayden, Matt, Enzo and Lane formed the Brigade, an alliance that Matt claimed was the best one in Big Brother history. That’s a strange comment, especially coming from a house where the HGs talk nonstop about past contestants and strategies.

While the Brigade may eventually rise to the level of greatness, Matt shouldn’t count his chickens before they’re hatched. Being a great alliance requires more than a cool name, you need a strategy, a little bit of luck, and a Big Brother victory.

Looking back, here are the five best alliances in Big Brother history.

#5 The Four Horsemen (Season 5)

As Peter Griffin said about the Greatest American Hero, the Four Horsemen’s greatest achievement could be that people still remember them despite a short run. The four men of season 5 identified by their bandanas (Drew, Cowboy, Scott and Jase) talked a big game, but Scott and Jase were eliminated fairly early, not even making the jury house. Things worked out much better for the other two, however, since Drew and Cowboy were in the finale. Hopefully the Brigade remembers this lesson, because they’re headed down a very similar path.

#4 The Friendship (Season 6)

The single most hated alliance ever, the Friendship (also called the Nerd Herd by the cool kids of season 6) helped lead to Maggie’s victory, making her the most undeserving winner in Big Brother history. From their cult-like nickname to their mass delusions that they were always right and that America loved them (America did NOT love them at all), thinking about the Friendship still makes me throw up a little in my mouth. But results are results, and the finale did feature two members of the Friendship.

#3 The Donatos (Season

I still have no idea what happened in season 8. From the beginning, everyone knew that Dick and Danielle were father and daughter, which is the ultimate alliance. Yet they were allowed to survive the entire game and become the final two. They must’ve done something right (or everyone else did something very wrong), because their unbreakable alliance was a clear and present danger for the whole game.

#2 Chilltown (Seasons 2 and 7)

The team of Mike Boogie and Dr. Will is impressive not just for their bromance that spanned two seasons, but because BOTH members of Chilltown have won Big Brother. When it was first started, Will was the winner of season 2, and when they both returned for the all-star season, they each made the final four and Mike was the eventual winner. You have to give them credit for style.

#1 The Six-Finger Plan Alliance (Season 5)

To this day, Nakomis and her alliance pulling off her “Six-Finger Plan” during week 5 of season 5 remains the single greatest bit of strategy in the history of Big Brother, This was the first season where the Power of Veto competition was limited to six players and before the random draw so the HoH and nominees got to pick who they wanted to play.

The strategy played out beautifully as Nakomis nominated two members of her alliance (Diane and Marvin), and they chose the other three members of their alliance (Drew, Adria and Will) to play the PoV. Whoever won would take one of the nominees off and they would then backdoor Jase. With only nine HGs remaining, all Nakomis needed was four votes to evict him, which she had in her alliance. It was a plan of pure mathematic simplicity that was guaranteed to work so that, from the moment Nakomis won the HoH, there was nothing Jase could do to save himself. I still get goosebumps thinking about it.

So as you can see, the Brigade has a lot of work to do if it wants to go down as the greatest alliance in Big Brother history. To start, one of the four needs to win, since success is the one thing all of these alliances have in common.

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