Big Brother Update: As Live Feeds Go Down, Judd’s Chances Fizzle Out [Spoilers]
Big Brother is going off the air for a bit in anticipation of a one-two punch of evictions this week, and as live feeds go dark, so too do Judd’s chances to win the game.
This season has whittled its way through racist contestants and bullies to reach its Final 5, and with only a few days remaining until the season finale, the evictions are kicking into overdrive with two in three days. The first eviction is scheduled to be shown on Wednesday but actually took place on Tuesday, prompting Big Brother production to turn off the show’s 24/7 live feeds so viewers don’t learn ahead of time who is going home.
But it’s not too much of a mystery who will be leaving.
[WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD]
Spencer is the current Head of Household, nominating GinaMarie and McCrae for eviction. But after McCrae won Power of Veto, Spencer was forced to put up his ally Judd.
It didn’t seem too bad of a situation for Judd at first. He’d been working with Spencer and Andy, and GinaMarie was a late addition to their makeshift alliance, so it made sense that they would send her packing.
That’s not the way it went down, however. Spencer and Andy made plans to get rid of Judd, who could be a formidable foe at the end.
Spencer/Andy say they plan on telling Judd he’s leaving tomorrow. Andy: “Yet another jury member is going to be mad at me.” #BB15
— BigBrotherLeak (@BigBrotherLeak) September 10, 2013
So, assuming all goes according to plan while the live feeds are down (though in Big Brother, there really is no assuming), the live feeds will turn back on after Wednesday’s taped eviction to show GinaMarie, Andy, McCrae, and Spencer battling it out for the Final 4 Head of Household.
In all, it seems an unlikely bunch to make it this far. They were all at times floaters, with no real alliance lasting more than a few weeks in the house. Though he’s reviled by audiences for his lying and backstabbing, Andy would have to be considered the favorite to win Big Brother at this point, provided he can somehow make it through the next few days of competitions.
