Big Brother Spoilers: Final HOH Part 1 Results Set Up Predictable Finale
Far too often, the final weeks of Big Brother are predictable because there are fewer houseguests and some of them dominate the game.
It wouldn’t actually be a bad idea to accelerate the jury portion of the game by having an eviction per episode, because what does the show have to achieve by dragging things out?
Either that, or reshape the format a little because Big Brother Season 27’s final weeks have been some of the worst in series history.
We already knew that Keanu was being evicted ahead of the episode that aired on Tuesday, and then it was so freaking obvious that Ava would be the next evicted.
Morgan and Vince have been steamrolling the second half of the game, and no one else can get any wins.
For them, it’s good, but for viewers, it’s boring.
After Thursday’s eviction episode wrapped up, Ashley, Morgan, and Vince competed in the first part of the final Head of Household.
Ashley Has No Road to Win Big Brother
The live feeds were down all night, signaling that it was yet another lengthy endurance competition that pushed them to their limits.
Despite scoring one Veto win earlier this season, Ashley has been a non-factor in the competition.
It would be great if she revealed this was all a part of her strategy, but she faces an uphill battle convincing the jury to give her the win if she makes it to the final two.
In any case, it became apparent that Ashley didn’t win another competition when the feeds returned on Friday morning, as Morgan had won the first part of the competition.
The news means that she’ll face off with the winner of Part 2 during Sunday’s live finale.
At this point, she’ll likely go up against Vince because Ashley pulling out a surprise competition win before the end doesn’t seem likely.
Morgan and Vince have spent much of the season in the HOH room together, so it’d be pretty fitting to have them face off in the final part live on finale night on CBS.
Of course, the Part 2 competition will be playing out today or tomorrow on the feeds, so we’ll keep you updated on the results.
Vince Needs to Cut Off Morgan to Win
It would be interesting to see what Morgan and Vince will do if they win the final part of the competition.
Morgan has got to know she’d win in a landslide vote against Vince at this point, but will she really leave that open to fate?
Then there’s Vince, whose word means nothing at this point. He’s burned bridges with the jury, and he has to know that he’s playing for second place next to Morgan.
Time will tell what happens, but for now, Morgan has the entire season in the bag.
Who do you think has to win at this point?
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