Welcome to My Mind

With the house divided into two simultaneous games, we were promised this would be a week unlike any other. That ended up being half true. While half of the house stuck to their guns and didn't stray from the plan, the other side decided it was time to shake things up. It was honestly a very sloppy week on many accounts and we'll dive into that here shortly. It was going to be interesting to see just how different this week would be. Different is certainly a word for it. A new mastermind seems to be making his way up the chain and it could lead to some waves being made in the coming weeks.  RIP Leftovers While I think technically those inside the house will stay together, the seven-person alliance might as well be considered dead for good. If this twist was meant to break things down, it succeeded. The death of the Leftovers came when Kyle exposed them to Terrance and Alyssa to try and keep himself safe and while it stinks for it to be over, this was the perfect time for it to ...

After weeks of feeling like Taylor's demise was imminent, she now holds the power over the game. She helped play a part in several evictions and now as the reigning HOH, she can directly influence the direction of the game. It was a very interesting week in the house and it felt like things were all over the place. Targets were moving, cracks were showing, and punishments were dolled out. It all culminated in a rather straightforward Eviction Night, but this is clearly just the calm before the storm. Here is a look back at the week inside the Big Brother house. The Leftovers Civil War is Brewing Most of this week's storytelling doesn't get very interesting until we hit the veto competition, so that's where I'm going to spend most of my time. It's been a few weeks since the Leftovers formed and they've clearly been the biggest force in the house, knocking out the other houseguests one by one. This is the first week we can say that things didn't go smoothl...

Despite previously saying that he was ready to pack his bags once Nicole was evicted last week, Daniel dug in and fought this week. It didn't go well for him, but at least he fought. The Leftovers have been steamrolling the game for two weeks now and were looking to keep their momentum going for the third week. The core group remained intact for another week, but some cracks are beginning to form as uncertainty about the future of their games begins to set in. The other side of the house was left scrambling to keep one of their own safe this week and it was an unlikely face that was at the front of the efforts.  From Muffingate to Cider-gate Living in isolation with very few options when it comes to food, sometimes you get very possessive over food and drinks. This week's episodes featured two such occurrences. Muffingate technically started last week during Monte's HOH reign and it only aired as part of the show this week. The story goes that Jasmine set aside two muffins ...

Last week, a new alliance was brought pulling the strings behind the scenes and it led to another surprising eviction that sent Ameerah home, much to the dismay of the girls in the house. This week, the Leftovers had more time to get their game together. The lines had clearly been drawn for the most part, with only a few players appearing to be in the middle. While there didn't appear to be as much drama, there was some love in the air, giving up our first potential showmance of the season. It was a relatively tame week in the house, but it ended with some harsh words and an eviction that left the Big Brother community celebrating. With it being a slow week, there isn't too much substance to write about, so this is going to be a shorter review. Instead, I'm going to supplement it on the backend with where I think each player stands in terms of their chances of winning. Kylyssa...or maybe Alyssyle? After Big Brother 23 didn't provide us too many romantic vibes, the first...