Listen, over the years we have fallen in love with many a pair of pajamas. It's hard to find a comfy robe or a pair of soft pants we don't want to own, but we may have found our...On Saturday, Sam Bledsoe, Brett Robinson, and Scottie Salton discussed trying to get Faysal Shafaat to target Haleigh Broucher this week instead of Scottie. Brett knew this was a bad idea. However, Sam was convinced that it would work because her influence over Faysal was so strong, and Scottie just wanted some revenge.
Sunday kicked off with Scottie and Sam making these pitches to Faysal. Scottie compared Haleigh to Kaitlyn Herman, and said that she was playing them like Kaitlyn played Faysal and Tyler Crispen. Sam threw in some extra incentive to get Faysal to nominate Haleigh: She would stop smoking if he did it.
Despite her best efforts, Faysal didn’t agree to nominate Haleigh. After his pitch, Scottie goes around discussing his plan with Level 6. He gloats about how he plans to give a crazy speech to throw Haleigh under the bus. Level 6 isn’t on board with it as much as he thought. Angela Rummans actually changes her tune, and she starts to say that Haleigh always had Scottie’s best interest at heart.
Angela tells him this because she’s worried that Scottie’s speech might put a target back on Tyler or herself. Once Faysal and Haleigh get alone time, Faysal tells Haleigh about Scottie’s pitch to him. She then goes to be alone and cry, but Tyler, Kaycee Clark, and Angela happen to see her crying, so they comfort her.
Later, Faysal, Angela, Haleigh, and Tyler all discuss their new deal to make it to the top four, and then go after each other. Faysal also talks with Kaycee about making her the pawn. The reason he picked her instead of Sam is because Sam is too much of a wildcard. Putting her on the block risks Scottie staying. He believes that if Scottie stays in the house, he’s coming right after Faysal.
Later, a sad Scottie admits to Haleigh that he was pitching to get her on the block. However, he claims he just did it to make it look like they were enemies now. He said he’s just confused and hurt. Scottie then returned to Faysal’s HOH room to make a new pitch to get out Sam. He said that Sam is the shady one and trying to turn him against Haleigh. After that conversation, Faysal admits that the conversations with Scottie made him consider putting up Sam.
But Faysal said it also proved that Scottie is too good at influencing people, so he needs to go. Kaycee was the only way to ensure Scottie’s eviction because she has two guaranteed votes (Angela and Tyler). She only needs one more for a tie and two more for an eviction.
Going into today’s Big Brother 20 Power of Veto ceremony, Brett plans to use the Power of Veto on himself. Then he will name Kaycee as the replacement, basically sealing Scottie’s game fate.
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Surprise, witch. Bet you thought you've seen the last of them...but the witches of American Horror Story: Coven are back. Well, almost all of them. American Horror Story co-creator Ryan Murphy...Among other debuts: The Contender returns, Buzzfeed reporters get their own show, and Zach Holmes’ Too Stupid To Die lands on MTV.
At a time when many of us can’t seem to agree on a lot, we can all come together to shake our heads and laugh our booties off at the good folk of 90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days. Last night, six couples continued their journeys – some abroad, and some right here at home, perched awkwardly on the trunk of a tree. As one does.
Before we get to that particular Connecticut/Amsterdam disaster, we catch up with Ricky first, who is still waiting for “Melissa” and for fanny packs to come back in style. He sits at the restaurant, two hours past their appointed meeting time, convincing himself that “Melissa” just needed some extra time to straighten out her hair/outfit/cover story.
Finally, Melissa throws Ricky a crumb by texting a picture of a taxi – with no human faces in sight – to ensure she’s on her way. And now the moment of truth arrives: “I’m here,” she writes next. And wouldn’t you know it – SHE’S REAL! And she looks like her photos! What the hell is happening?!?!? Oh, you tricky tee-vee producers. You strung us along this catfishing line and it worked, at least on me. I’ll admit it.
Ricky is relieved, we are stunned, and Melissa (whose name will now officially come out of the quotation marks of shame) looks more than a bit freaked out. “Feels like a dream!” cheers Ricky, Shallow Hal that he is, even forgiving the fact that Melissa is sporting a mouth full of braces.
Melissa giggles through some small talk with Ricky, accepting his depressing, wilted roses with a smirk while enjoying his attempt at jokes in broken Spanish. At least Ricky is giving it the ole’ college try, unlike Paul whose opener is “Will you please accept this STD test?”
“I think, honestly, my charm has won her over,” boasts Ricky, sure that this absolute stranger he’s never spoken to before is already in love with him.
Now that Jon has wiped the vomit from his mouth by French-kissing his future bride, he and Rachel make their way home with baby Lucy in tow. Rachel is living her dream. “That accent is killer!” coos Rachel, not concerning herself with this man actually being a potential killer. Jon seems freaked out by the presence of a baby and real, live girlfriend. That karaoke app did not prepare him for this. Also, Jon seems more than a bit confused about…well, everything. Okay, fine, I’ll say it: He’s got the crazy eyes. And, guys, he NEVER blinks. (Right?!?)
In the car, Rachel wishes she could sleep before meeting Jon’s mother. Lucy is also fussy after her long flight and car ride, and this family (or perhaps only Jon) has no idea how much an 8-month old is going to change their lives. “It’s a little bit mental,” admits Jon’s mom of his plan to bring a strange woman and child into their home. She just hopes Jon isn’t as “fickle” about Rachel as he’s been about many women in the past. Uh-oh.
At least Rachel is delighted by the baby room Jon has prepared for Lucy, and how much chemistry she claims they already have with each other. Jon is obviously overwhelmed, so Rachel decides to pile on more by forcing him to feed and burp Lucy immediately. Um, what the hell? Jon gives it his best shot, although his stress is admittedly through the roof.
No cup of tea in the world is going to fix this mess, but Jon’s mom makes him one anyway. “It’s been mad!” says Jon when mom asks him how he’s feeling with Rachel and Lucy here. He’s not ready for all of this, and it’s only been a few hours. Oh, Jonny Boy. What have you done?
After he wrestles with putting final touches on the crib, Jon comes to bed with Rachel. She’s insecure about her postpartum body but feels chemistry with Jon immediately. He thinks it will take time to build, mainly thinking, “My mum’s down there!” as Rachel looks longingly into his unblinking, petrified eyes. Ultimately, Jon evades her come hither stare by springing up to check on Lucy, who distracts them long enough to stall any chance at intimacy…for now.
At the airport in Nigeria, Angela miraculously finds the exit, sees Michael, throws down her bags, and races toward him at full speed in a “Be Your Selfie” t-shirt. But wait! This ain’t the Angela he’s seen in photos! Michael’s face stays calm as he registers what’s happening, but his body language screams S-O-S. #AbortMission
Okay, he actually recovers quite quickly and throws his arms right around Angela, even though he literally wipes his mouth with a handkerchief after she kisses him. So, maybe we like this guy after all? He seems like a good guy, and let’s be real – his friends are the true MVPs of this story. Even though Michael admits Angela looks older than her photos indicated, he’s still happy to meet his meal ticket. He’s not thrilled to learn how horny Angela is, however, as she makes it known within the first five minutes that she wants to jump his bones.
Michael’s fright continues to reach new heights as he drives home with Angela. She’s loud, she’s handsy, and she doesn’t even know what continent she’s on. “I don’t know the rules,” admits Angela, who doesn’t seem like she comes from big rule-following stock back home. At least Angela won’t have to follow any rules her first night, as Michael takes her to a hotel room instead of his very-Christian mother’s home.
“She’s overwhelming,” sighs Michael as Angela tries to grab his junk in the hallway. OHMYGAWD. At least he’s thrilled with his MAGA hat, t-shirt, and Trump bobblehead, which will go nicely next to his shrine back home. “I should be able to cope with Angela for the next couple of weeks,” Michael tells the cameras with eyes that beg for rescue. “I mean, I should be…”
(Cut to Angela body-slamming him on to the mattress, where he’s going to be fighting the good fight allllllllll night long.)
“You’re a beast, Michael!” shouts Angela the next morning as she enjoys a post-coital snuggle with her Nigerian prince. “Last night was AWESOME!” she squeals before leaving to meet Michael’s mother for the first time. In the car, Michael instructs Angela not to lay the makeup on too thick – he wants her to take her face and “make it younger” for the village. LOL!
Once they arrive, Angela is immediately freaked out by everyone staring at her, but it’s Michael’s mom who should really be nervous. Because, ya’ll, she is about to get full-on Angela’d (next week).
In Brazil, Paul sits by a coconut and ponders his life. Basically, it’s a mess. Karine thinks Paul’s fears about her being unfaithful are ridiculous, though. But because he holds all of the power in this relationship, she’ll end up taking a pregnancy test anyway. And lookie here! Paul’s already picked one up for her, shoving it right in her face as soon as he returns to the hotel. Who says chivalry is dead?
After the test is complete, Karine comes out with the proof: It’s negative, OF COURSE. Because Paul and Karine still don’t speak the same damn language, this news takes about 60 seconds too long to deliver. So, yeah, Paul’s a paranoid nutcase – we’re positive about that. He excuses his paranoia as a result of his former girlfriend becoming pregnant with another man’s child, to which I have to say, Have you met Sir Jon of the Crazy Eyes, yet? Because that dude does NOT care from whence babies cometh.
It’s time for Paul to face his own mistakes now, though, and he’ll have to do it in front of Karine’s parents. They meet up to review Paul’s criminal past – blessedly with the help of a translator this time, so no finger-in-the-hole movements will derail the convo. As Karine’s cop-father reviews Paul’s paperwork, he learns about the arson charge and restraining order. Paul reminds everyone that these charges were “way, way, way back” and that he regrets his actions.
After explaining some details surrounding his restraining order (which did not involve violence), Paul is relieved to learn that Karine’s parents seem to accept him. They think he’s basically a good – if not VERY creepy – dude. “He never put his hands on me,” adds Karine…which is apparently a ringing endorsement? So, sure! They’ll allow him to marry their daughter. “Paul isn’t perfect,” says Karine, “but I love him.”
Oh, humanity! Why are these two still trying to make DarJess happen? IT’S NEVER GONNA HAPPEN. Despite their obvious dysfunction, Darcey and Jesse head out to a park to talk about their “unbreakable” connection and celebrate their “union as one.” For real, these are the words coming out of Darcey’s mouth. After they kiss on the bridge and play nice for ten minutes, it’s time to discuss real sh*t.
Darcey worries about Jesse meeting her daughters, especially because Jesse is such a douche they argue all of the time. Jesse pinky-promises he won’t verbally abuse Darcey in front of her children, but he’s not ready to be a stepfather of teenagers. He’s only 24 after all.
–Quick pause in the recap to note that my third grader just ran through the room and screamed, “IS THAT THE BAD GUY FROM X-MEN?!?!?” upon catching a glimpse of Jesse. I did not correct her.–
It’s the morning of Darcey’s birthday, and she’s turning 43 (again?). She’s ready for marriage and a step-baby-daddy in her life, but Jesse isn’t even ready for a big boy haircut. Still, they insist on meeting Darcey’s daughters, who arrive in NYC from Connecticut for the awkward moment. At the very least, these tweens can get styling tips from Uncle Jesse, who is closer to their age than their mom’s.
On a boat ride later, Darcey’s daughters make small talk about Amsterdam and NYC versus CT, which is where Jesse will be hauled off to next. The girls obviously don’t see this fancy man as their new stepfather, but they play along and take smiling selfies with him anyway. But when Darcey obnoxiously screams “Family hug!” at the end of the ride, Jesse visibly flinches. (Or maybe that’s just the sunlight touching his skin? IDK how vampires work.)
As Tarik makes his way to the Philippines, he bounces around to five connecting flights. Which begs the question: Did Tarik score this flight on Kayak.com for thirty-five freaking dollars? Why the nightmare schedule?!? Hazel has been acting strange lately via text, which she chalks up to being “shy.” Tarik hopes there aren’t shadier reasons afoot.
In Manila, Hazel tells us about her intentions. She’s poor, works ten hours a day for very little money, and has been looking for an American man to save her. Tarik “has a big house and a good job,” so he fits the bill. Hazel also has a 6-year old son who lives with his father. It’s unclear whether her son would come to the U.S. with her, but sadly, it seems like no. (Why?)
As she gets ready with her friend, Hazel gets a text that Tarik’s flight has been delayed in Bangkok. This worries her because Tarik’s ex-girlfriend is in Thailand, and she wonders if he’s really serious about coming to the Philippines after all. But all is well in the end, because after TWO DAYS of traveling, Tarik finally touches down in Manila. And yay! With friends and family in tow, Hazel is there to meet him. Tarik and Hazel hug, followed by Tarik immediately celebrating the fact that Hazel is even more gorgeous than her photos. “I have never seen anyone this beautiful in my life!” cheers Tarik as Hazel just awkwardly stands there staring at her hands.
When producers ask Hazel if she’s attracted to Tarik, Hazel just evades. “Ummm, it’s different than online…but I’m happy he’s here because…um, it’s good for my future.” Well, folks, that about sums it up! Welcome to the calmer, maybe-gentler Anfisa 2.0. (Yo, Tarik: You better call Ramon.)
In the car on the way to a condo Tarik has rented for his stay in Manila, he laments the fact that Hazel hasn’t kissed him yet. Here he is already making her his daughter’s new stepmother (groan) and Hazel isn’t even sure if Tarik is trustworthy. She finally asks if he saw his ex in Bangkok? “No way!” he defends, hoping Hazel will learn to trust him – or at least look directly at him.
Hazel may not be in love with Tarik, but she is in love with this new condo – except it only has one bed! Once a pillow wall is assembled between them, Hazel finally agrees to sleep there. Next to Tarik and his hospital scrubs. “We are not cyber people anymore,” says Tarik, demanding that Hazel at least kiss him before bed. She makes it clear that NO SEXYTIMES will be had in this here bed (at least not yet) even though Tarik is being as creepy as possible in his advances. They say goodnight, and I guess we’ll have to wait until next week to see how the pillow barrier fared – or failed.
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Each week’s live evictions in the Big Brother 20 house have one theme in common and have all season long which is BLINDSIDE. We have certainly seen our far share of these over the last 61 days of the houseguests sequestered inside the Big Brother house. This past episode we watched as another member of the Hive alliance walked out the door shocked, dazed, and confused by what just happened to them. The last casualty, Rockstar Lantry, really thought she had a chance to stay in the house, but Level 6 had other plans.
With only 2 or 3, at best, members of the Hive alliance left in the house, Level 6 could start picking them off one-by-one. Unless they are able to launch a monumental comeback starting with a Head of Household win tonight. Simply said, either Fayshal Shafaat or Scottie Salton must win the next HOH to protect what’s left of their alliance. Being that Haleigh Broucher was HOH last week, she’s not an option plus she let one of her own alliance members walk out the door under her reign. Not a great sign of a well constructed HOH week in terms of Big Brother history.
We pick up right where we left off last episode with the start of the HOH competition. The houseguests will compete against each other for this week’s power in the slip’n slide competition where the players must transfer a small amount off goop each trip across their slippery slope until their container is full. The first houseguest to fill their container wins the HOH. They also have the option to fill an alternative container where the first to fill up will win $5,000. Where off to the races…
Another member of the Hive is out the door. Only one vote was cast to keep Rockstar in the Big Brother house. Being that the Hive expected enough votes to keep Rockstar and evict Kaycee, a tally of the houseguest’s votes will surely be in order. We know that Scottie was the lone vote for Rockstar to stay. Will he reveal his vote or will other’s possibly try and take credit for his loyalty to the Hive?
Now that the HOH is in power, who will they decide to nominate for eviction this week?
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Tonight’s the night! It’s time for 90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days to show us what really happens when a couple’s “Facebook official” relationship turns legit official.
After two weeks of build-up, late passports, and stockpiling of nicotine patches, Angela finally arrives in Nigeria to meet her prince, Michael. But he’s not sure he can cope with what’s landed on his doorstep. It looks like Michael plans to be a good sport about it though, telling the cameras, “I think I can handle her for two weeks.”
Rachel and Jon also get close on their first night in England, even though Rachel still fears being intimate with anyone since having her baby, Lucy. Let’s just hope Jon has rid his mouth of that revolting vomit situation by now.
Speaking of babies, is there one on the way for Karine? Upon his arrival in Brazil, Paul makes sure by demanding that Karine take another pregnancy test. And it looks like Karine complies. Previews are teasing us about the results, which (if positive) seem awfully fishy.
Jesse and Darcey continue their epic journey to the epicenter of dysfunction, with Darcey preparing Jesse to meet her daughters. Yup, she still imagines this 24-year old will be a suitable stepfather to her teenage girls.
But there’s good news for Tarik, who’s making his way to the Philippines tonight. Guess what? Hazel is REAL! But when she flatly announces to the cameras that Tarik is her “only chance to get out of the Philippines,” we’re all going to side eye her intentions.
Meanwhile back in Colombia, Ricky is still sitting around waiting for “Melissa” with the world’s largest fanny pack strapped to his midsection. Will he finally give up on his dream? Will the camera crew take pity on this dude and just intervene on his behalf? Will “Melissa” actually show up? (Hahahahahaha!) Okay, admittedly that last one was a stretch – but, hey! It’s Before The 90 Days – anything can happen.
Join us in the comments section to break down tonight’s episode, airing on TLC at 8/7 central!
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The Real Housewives of Potomac cast came together to discuss the drama from Season 3. Inevitably, this caused even more drama and pretty much nothing was resolved.
Ashley Darby refuses to let Monique Samuels blame her for damaging her reputation in regard to her drinking before her car accident in a Bravo blog post. She also calls out the new girl Candiace Dillard and shares her thoughts on Karen Huger’s reunion walk out.
Ashley had a lot to address in her Bravo blog about the first reunion episode. She began, “I don’t think it’s a fair assessment to say that I solely damaged her reputation. In looking at how I addressed the situation in interviews and on social media, I acknowledge I took it too far. For that, I am very apologetic to Monique.” Not only that, but Monique was the one who mentioned the post-drinks accident on the show. If she didn’t bring it up herself in conjunction with how tired she is from being “so busy” then it probably wouldn’t have been a story line.
Ashley added, “By the same token, there were actions on Monique’s part that made it plausible to think that she was drinking more than usual and thus contributed to her accident.”
Then Ashley addressed her reunion spat with Candiace. She wrote, “Candiace prides herself on being able to say the crassest thought that comes to her mind. It’s rather off-putting that she feels the need to retort with name calling in order to have a discussion.”
She continued, “That defense mechanism has no place with me, as it’s not a way I have or will ever operate. If we can’t talk with facts and figures, why even speak at all? Miss me with that foolishness.”
Even after saying all that, Ashley said, “Ultimately, I still have a fondness for Candiace and the good times we have, which is what we usually focus on – I just have to wait for her temper tantrums to pass.”
Then she got to Karen walking off the stage. Ashley wrote, “It was heartbreaking to see Karen break down when talking about the passing of her parents. When Karen and I are in the throes of yelling and screaming, I tend to lose sight of the fact that she is a woman just like me. Karen cares about her family and is emotionally vulnerable to heartache, even though she doesn’t show it.”
Ashley even admitted, “It makes me wish I’d been more tender to Karen when she was going through the hard times with her family.” Maybe she was with her sick parents when Ashley and crew ambushed her Great Falls mansion dressed in disguise and looking for answers.
What can we expect on the final part of the reunion tonight? According to an episode description on the Bravo website, this is what we have in store: “The two-part reunion concludes and more shocking secrets are revealed when the husbands join the ladies onstage. Karen goes after Michael [Darby] for his business and personal struggles, while Ray [Huger] explains the rumors about his wife’s infidelity. Gizelle [Bryant] opens up about the ‘new’ man in her life, while Ashley reveals big news about her relationship with Michael, leaving all of the women in tears.”
Wow, it sounds like we are in for quite a night. The husbands are getting messy and the women all end up crying. Is it 10PM yet?
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This week in the Big Brother 20 house, the show could turn into Revenge of the Nerds 5: Scottie’s Revenge. In this edition, Scottie Salton is infatuated with the beautiful college junior, Haleigh Broucher. Haleigh and Scottie have a strong bond but her meathead boyfriend, Faysal Shafaat, wants the nerd away from his girl. Instead of protecting her friend, Haleigh lets Faysal nominate him for eviction.
This blindside causes Scottie to morph from nerd into angry and confused Big Brother player. Scottie teams up with former douchey jock now lone wolf, Brett Robinson. Along with the offbeat country girl, Sam Bledsoe, they plot revenge against Faysal and Haleigh.
This week, Scottie found himself questioning everything Haleigh ever told him. Last night, after spending most of the day cleaning up the house from the Big Brother 20 Zingbot Hide-N-Go Veto competition, Scottie started to really unleash about what happened this week. In the backyard, Sam and Scottie,around 11:35pm BBT, start a long conversation. At first it starts with Sam letting Scottie rant about what all just happened.
Then Sam starts proposing that maybe Brett will save Scottie with his Veto. Brett randomly decided to go out in the backyard just when all this starts. Sam asks Brett if he plans to use the Veto on Scottie. Brett of course says no way in hell. The talk continues with Scottie getting more and more upset.
He can’t believe that Faysal and Haleigh played him. He repeats that Tyler Crispen and Angela Rummans were right when they told him that Haleigh and Faysal couldn’t be trusted. Sam mentions that she doesn’t really believe Haleigh was the hacker. This makes Scottie feel like he was completely lied to, and that Haleigh was using him the whole time.
Eventually, Brett joins the conversation. He adds some more insight into what he believes happened. He said that he also doesn’t believe Haleigh was the hacker. He thinks Bayleigh Dayton was, and claiming Haleigh was the hacker was a last ditch effort to save herself. However, if Haleigh was the hacker, he doesn’t believe she saved Scottie because she was trying to protect him.
Brett believes that Haleigh saved Scottie over Angie “Rockstar” Lantry because Tyler had a better chance at getting evicted against Rockstar, who hasn’t won any competitions. Tyler versus Scottie made the eviction more unpredictable. Brett also revealed that he thought the vote was just an excuse for Faysal to nominate them. He believed that Faysal just wanted to get rid of any male that was friends with Haleigh.
Sam continued to throw Haleigh’s name in the mud to Brett and Scottie. She also suggested that she had more influence over Faysal than Haleigh. She strongly believed that she could convince Faysal to nominate Haleigh as the replacement. Brett continued to tell them that that was not possible. He even bet that he would smoke an entire pack of cigarettes if Sam made this proposed plan come true.
Scottie seemed to lose all sense of reason as well. He encouraged Sam to talk to Faysal, and get her to get him to nominate Haleigh. Scottie said he would also put the nail in Haleigh’s game by telling Faysal about his final two deal with her. He would also make his whole Power of Veto ceremony speech about Haleigh and her shady game. He hoped this would anger Faysal into not trusting Haleigh, and put her on the block.
Sam and Scottie even talked about lying to Faysal. They wanted to make him believe that Haleigh had said she would target Faysal in her all girls alliance. This plan to target Haleigh is supposed to start today in the Big Brother 20 house and continue tomorrow. Watch for this plan to start today.
We don’t expect it to work but it’ll be interesting to see Faysal’s reaction to all of this, and to see if it changed the replacement nominee from Kaycee Clark to Sam.
If Scottie was being less emotional, he should take this information that he got got from Sam, and use it against her. He should tell Faysal that Sam really has it out for Haleigh. He should then propose a truce, and really highlight that they both have Haleigh’s interest at heart. They need to protect her from Sam.
He then should tell Tyler and Angela about how Sam really doesn’t like Angela as well, and how Sam was also throwing Tyler under the bus some too. He should also say how he doesn’t trust Haleigh and Faysal now, and want to target them. He would have Brett as a backup character witness to all Sam’s antics, how Scottie is really against Haleigh now, and how Scottie wants to work with Tyler going forward. This might be enough to get Tyler and Angela to vote Sam out. It would be a hard sell but way more likely than Haleigh going on the block.
Keep it here all summer for news, spoilers, recaps, and exclusives about Big Brother 20. We’ll continue to update you on the latest news related to Big Brother. Make sure to subscribe to CBS: All Access to get your live feeds and enjoy more exclusive content. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter to stay updated on all the Big Brother news!
The Big Brother 20 houseguests got an early wake-up call to pick the Power of Veto players. The Veto brings good fortune for Brett Robinson but may have spelled doom for Scottie Salton’s game. Yesterday, after the Big Brother 20 Veto competition, the feeds returned to a messy house, but it wasn’t as bad as previous season.
Either way, Sam Bledsoe was still horrified by the mess. She decided to boycott cleaning for the day. With Sam on strike, Scottie took on most of the major cleaning. He was cleaning every room from top to bottom, which seemed to be a stress reliever for him, and a way to make up for the mess he made during the Veto comp.
Scottie let it be known that he was the one to pour all the milk everywhere and break the glass, by accident. The other Big Brother 20 houseguests had been complaining that their clothes had milk poured all over them. Along with Scottie, most of the houseguests helped clean, but Faysal Shafaat and Jc Mounduix barely helped with it all.
We heard a few of the zings, but none were as memorable, entertaining, or as harsh as they had been in previous seasons. One of the more memorable ones was Haleigh Broucher’s zing. It went something like “to zing or not to zing, the only thing more tragic than Hamlet is your HOH reign.” Scottie’’s zing was also a good one.
Zingbot turned to Haleigh and said, “Haleigh, who is blonde with blue eyes and obsessed with Brett…Scottie.” Very late at night, Brett, Sam, and Scottie talked by the pool. Scottie felt very stupid and betrayed by Faysal and Haleigh. He concluded that they played him the entire time, and Tyler Crispen and Angela Rummans were right the whole time.
Sam continued to push the Haleigh can’t be trusted, doesn’t have your back storyline. She then encouraged Scottie to get Faysal to nominate Haleigh. Brett told them that this would never happen. But Scottie continued to think of ways to turn Haleigh and Faysal against each other. He plans to call her out during his Power of Veto ceremony nominations.
Keep it here all summer for news, spoilers, recaps, and exclusives about Big Brother 20. We’ll continue to update you on the latest news related to Big Brother. Make sure to subscribe to CBS: All Access to get your live feeds and enjoy more exclusive content. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter to stay updated on all the Big Brother news!
It’s time to check out the reality TV listings and plan your week.
Take a look at the listings and let us know what you plan to watch.
Sunday, August 19
8 PM EST –
Big Brother (CBS)
Real Housewives of Potomac (Bravo)
90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days (TLC)
9 PM EST –
Keeping Up With the Kardashians (E!)
Worst Cooks In America (Food Network)
10 PM EST –
Very Cavallari (E!)
Unexpected (TLC)
Basketball Wives (VH1)
Monday, August 20
8 PM EST –
Bachelor in Paradise (ABC)
American Ninja Warrior (NBC)
So You Think You Can Dance (FOX)
Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (VH1)
9 PM EST –
Real Housewives of Orange County (Bravo)
Kids Baking Championship (Food Network)
Counting On (TLC)
10 PM EST –
The Proposal (ABC)
Southern Charm Savannah (Bravo)
Escaping Polygamy (Lifetime)
Little Life on the Prairie (TLC)
Tuesday, August 21
8 PM EST –
Bachelor in Paradise (ABC)
America’s Got Talent (NBC)
Married at First Sight: Love Unlocked (Lifetime)
Outdaughtered (TLC)
We’re The Campbells (TV ONE)
8:30 PM EST –
Married at First Sight: Unfiltered (Lifetime)
9 PM EST –
Below Deck Mediterranean (Bravo)
Chopped (Food Network)
Married At First Sight (Lifetime)
The Challenge (MTV)
Outdaughtered (TLC)
10 PM EST –
Castaways (ABC)
Making It (NBC)
Million Dollar Listing New York (Bravo)
Seven Year Switch (Lifetime)
Rattled (TLC)
Miz & Mrs (USA)
10:30 PM EST –
Chrisley Knows Best (USA)
Wednesday, August 22
8 PM EST –
Big Brother (CBS)
America’s Got Talent (NBC)
MasterChef (FOX)
Born This Way (A&E)
Real Housewives of New York (Bravo) – reunion
Black Ink Crew: Chicago (VH1)
9 PM EST –
World of Dance (NBC)
Born This Way (A&E)
Real Housewives of Dallas (Bravo)
Guy’s Grocery Games (Food Network)
Catfish (MTV)
Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party (VH1)
9:30 PM EST –
Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party (VH1)
10 PM EST –
Raising Tourette’s (A&E)
Are You The One? (MTV)
Thursday, August 23
8 PM EST –
Jersey Shore Family Vacation (MTV) – premiere
9 PM EST –
Big Brother (CBS)
Shahs of Sunset (Bravo)
Great Food Truck Race (Food Network)
Bring It! (Lifetime)
Braxton Family Values (WE tv)
10 PM EST –
The Grand Hustle (BET)
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team (CMT)
Bring It! (Lifetime)
Friday, August 24
9 PM EST –
Mama June: From Not to Hot (WE tv) – finale
10 PM EST –
David Tutera’s CELEBrations (WE tv) – Mario Lopez
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Scottie Salton needs to win this Big Brother 20 Power of Veto competition. Current Head of Household Faysal Shafaat wants him out of the Big Brother house because he doesn’t trust Scottie. The fact that they both have romantic interest in Haleigh Broucher also adds to the tension between them. Tyler Crispen and Level 6 also want Scottie out of the game because they don’t trust him, and they view him as a competition threat. This week of Big Brother 20 has turned into Scottie vs the house.
Haleigh and Scottie have been close allies for most of the Big Brother game. She considers him one of her best friend in the game. Haleigh and Faysal have been close allies–with trust issues–the entire game. They’re also in a showmance. So this week presents an interesting dilemma for Haleigh if she wins the Power of Veto competition.
Will she choose to save her best friend against her showmance partner’s wishes? Will she sacrifice her friend to not upset her loyal ally and romantic interest? This is the Days of Our Big Brother 20.
Prior to this week’s Power of Veto ceremony, the houseguests picked Veto players. Scottie got houseguest’s choice and picked Haleigh. The rest of the players drawn were Angela Rummans and Tyler. Tyler, Angela, Haleigh, Scottie, Brett Robinson, Faysal will all be playing for Veto. Kaycee Clark will be the host.
Vegas4Sure, the Big Brother spoiler account, revealed that along with Zingbot, this week’s Veto will be the Hide-N-Seek one. From the past, this one was more luck based. It all depended on whether you picked a better hiding spot than your neighbor. With Hide-N-Seek plus the Zingbot insults, tonight should be an interesting one.
MAJOR BIG BROTHER 20 SPOILER AHEAD. PROCCED WITH CAUTION
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Brett Robinson won this week’s Power of Veto competition.
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