It’s a double dose of Big Brother 24 this week, featuring a brand new split-house twist in the two-hour takedown episode as HG is about to split up fast, Jasmine can switch to her overplayed accent and stick her cane. can catch. By the end of the night, we’ll be a houseguest, the jury house a member, and we’ll have two “houses” to follow. Let’s find out who was voted on Big Brother tonight.
Wednesday night’s veto meeting went off with a cliffhanger as Taylor pursues a new target in Alyssa for her trip to London. Taylor didn’t really mind too much at first, but she loves “good TV” and seems to be chasing a grand exit to her HOH week. We’ll look at that meeting playout and there’s obviously something screaming ahead of it.
Big Brother 24 Results – Week 6 Veto Meeting:
- Kyle Decided… Not to Use the Veto
- Last Names of the Week: Indy & Terence
After the meeting, Taylor yelled at Kyle in the fake storage. She wanted to look upset and shocked by his move. Trying to cover up his potential jury votes.
We’re getting many, many filler segments tonight. It’s cruel. The eviction vote won’t even come until the second hour of the show, so brace yourself.
With the nomads set it’s time to get votes. There are eight votes cast in this round which means we could be looking at a tiebreaker situation and Taylor definitely wants to avoid that happening. Will the survivors come together and give him some cover?
Big Brother 24 Results – Week 6 Votes:
- Monte vote to evict: Indy
- Michael voted to evict: Terence
- Voted to oust Joseph: Indu
- Voted evicted by Jasmine: Indy
- Alyssa evicted: Indu
- Brittany votes to evict: Indy
- Turner vote to evict: Indy
- Kyle votes to evict: Indu
Indy is evicted from the Big Brother House by a vote of 7-1.
Up front, Julie asks Indy who she blames for her eviction. Indy Kyle says, even after Julie was told that Taylor had promised her protection, and yet she is sitting here. Indy thinks that Kyle was trying to protect Monte.
Our eviction is set to be BB24’s first juror tonight and will return on closing night on Sunday, September 25 to help decide the winner.
Before we get to the new head of household, it’s time for Julie to drop some twisted news on HGs. They will be divided into groups of five and face two parallel runs of the game for Week 7. We’ll know more soon but are hoping that one half will occupy the backyard and the other will move in. The next time they are together again is a week away. Mad
Julie explains that the inside half of the house will be the “Big Brochella” and the outdoor crew will attend the “Dire Fest”. Julie ran through the math for each group: 1 HOH, 2 NOMS, and just 2 votes to evict. Oh, those are narrow margins. This ending is a leap for style.
Big Brother 24 Results – Week 7 HOH – DO YOU SEE VIP:
- Round 1: Britt vs Terrence – Terence Gets It Right
- Round 2: Joseph vs Jasmine – Jasmine does it right
- Round 3: Turner vs. Monte – Turner does it right
- Round 4: Alyssa vs. Terrence – Terence Gets It Right
- Round 5: Michael vs. Kyle – Michael does it right
- Round 6: Terence vs. Jasmine – Terence Gets It Right
- Round 7: Michael vs. Turner – Michael Gets It Right
- Round 8: Michael vs. Terence – Michael’s done right!
Michael HOH wins and will be inside all week. Terence will be out as runner-up HOH of Broachella.
Julie explains that Michael and Terence will pick up a schoolyard for their four HGs to attend their fest. The show gets cut before that happens, though we’ll watch it on Sunday night and we’ll have those spoilers for you tonight when the feeds come back.
After the show, we’ll go back to the live feeds to see the results on the HOH winner and the start of the next round of planning for this week’s goal. Get a free trial and join us now!
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