Andy won HOH in Big Brother 15 Episode 20 and proceeded to boringly nominate Jessie and Spencer for eviction.
Helen would like Andy to make a decision. Unbeknownst to her, he already has, just not the one she wants.
Jessie is Amanda’s target and, in turn, she is Andy’s target as well. With Andy in power, this further solidifies the new alliance, 3 A.M., which Amanda will quickly drop once they get down to 4 (or sooner).
At the suggestion of his real alliance, McCrae proposes a fake alliance to Helen, pretending like he will take her over Amanda if they make it to the end. Ironically, Helen would be a far more sensible ally for him to have. She’s still a huge target, but she’s not over the top emotional about stupid things. For some reason, Helen seems to be buying this without even questioning it.
Helen, Elissa, and Amanda join Andy, Jessie, and Spencer for the veto competition. The plan is for everybody to throw the competition and hand it to Helen. Spencer asks if they think he’s some rube. I sure did. As they suspected, this is a counting competition.
As planned, everybody folds but Helen, even Spencer, who is closest to the correct answer. In round 2, once again, everybody but Helen folds. In the third round, Spencer gives up on and destroys the house plan, eliminating Helen. Andy comes closest, and Amanda is eliminated in the fourth round. When she finally stays, Jessie is eliminated, while Elissa comes closest. All three who remain each have a ticket, having come closest to the correct answer once each. Elissa gives up the veto apparently by not understanding the rules, but she’s not the closest anyway. Andy wins the power of veto. He says he’s a force to be reckoned with, even though a week ago he didn’t have any wins. Granted, Janelle didn’t win anything until day 47 when half the house was gone, yet similar claims were made.
In losing the veto, Spencer just pissed everybody off and got nothing out of it.
Not content with her previous plan to bring Amanda to the final four with her and her fake allies Andy and McCrae, Helen tells McCrae they need to get rid of Amanda around six, which means they have about another two weeks to strike first. Of course, it ultimately will come down to that anyway. The time for weak moves like Andy’s is over.
At the veto ceremony, Andy does not use the veto. Perfect move for himself since everybody in the house likes him, but it doesn’t help his allies any.
Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Big Brother 15 Episode 22, which airs Thursday at 9/8c on CBS.