BB 15 day 13 , Wednesday #2

David was booted as expected. The Moving Company held together well enough to pull it off with only one defection. But Jeremy obviously needs to go next, not just because of his disloyalty but because he is a juvenile, spoiled brat.  

It isn't good that Aaryn won HOH. It will be an interesting week.  Meanwhile new voting starts for MVP.  All of mine going to Helen.

One thing that CBS needs to do right now, is get their audio feed fixed. Having it cut in and out during a live prime time network program is unacceptable.   

'Big Brother 15' Spoilers: Week 2 HoH Competition Results
Wednesday, July 03, 2013

John Kubicek

After an explosive blindside on Big Brother 15, the second HoH competition began and it's another endurance challenge. After hanging onto popsicles in the first challenge, now they HGs have another long road ahead of them to see who will be the second HoH.

SPOILER WARNING: This article contains Big Brother 15 spoilers.

David was evicted by a vote of 7-5-0. Aaryn, Kaitlin, GinaMarie, Candice and Jeremy all voted to evict Elissa. Candice was told to by Spencer and Jeremy did it because the Moving Company wanted to maintain the illusion that five people were on David's side, but he knew David was going home.

The HGs were randomly divided into pairs and must travel back and forth on a slippery surface, passing BBQ sauce to each other to fill up a jug. If they fill up a smaller jug first, they can get bigger cups to transport the sauce.

The winning pair will then have to decide which one of them is HoH. I'm not sure what happens if they can't agree.

The teams are:

Spencer and Helen
GinaMarie and Candice
Amanda and Kaitlin
Andy and Elissa
Nick and Judd
Aaryn and Jeremy
Howard and Jessie

I'm curious how this will work. It seems like Judd, Howard and Amanda may want to sabotage themselves so their partners can't win. Based purely on the people, I'd give the edge to Elissa and Andy or Jeremy and Aaryn. They're the only two who are sort of on the same side except for Spencer and Helen, but fat guy and older lady don't have a chance.

I know everyone HATES Aaryn, but I'm kind of rooting for her and Jeremy to win. It will make for the most interesting second week.

I'll be updating throughout the competition. All times will be Big Brother 15 local time, which is PST.

6:20pm: The live feeds are still down, so there are no updates on how the competition is going.

6:30pm: Audio for the live feeds is up, but no video. Which makes figuring out who's in the lead pretty hard.

6:31pm: It sounds like Nick and Judd filled up the small jug and now have the bigger cups. And then the audio turned back off.

6:34pm: The live feeds are up with sound AND picture!

6:36pm: Jeremy and Aaryn appear to be in the lead. They are ahead of Andy and Elissa, who are ahead of Amanda and Kaitlin.

6:41pm: Howard fell. I can't really see how he and Jessie are doing, but I don't imagine it's very good.

6:43pm: Spencer and Helen are filling up the smaller jug and still don't have it. They have no chance at victory.

6:44pm: It definitely seems like Jeremy and Aaryn are in the lead with Andy and Elissa nipping at their heels. Nick and Judd seem to be doing quite well with the bigger cups and could also be in it, but they're behind now.

6:45pm: The live feeds are down again.

6:50pm: The live feeds are back again.

6:52pm: Howard and Jessie also filled the smaller jug, got the bigger cups, and are doing OK. Jeremy and Aaryn and Andy and Elissa are neck and neck, with Judd and Nick making up big ground with their bigger cups.

6:53pm: Amanda and Kaitlin are slowing down and are probably out of it. They're about even with Nick and Judd and Nick, who have the bigger cups.

6:54pm: It's definitely too close to call, with Jeremy and Aaryn, Andy and Elissa and maybe even Judd and Nick all having a decent shot.

6:55pm: The live feeds are down yet again.

6:59pm: And we're back again!

7pm: Judd and Nick are coming on VERY strong with their bigger cups.

7:01pm: Andy can touch the ping-pong ball with his finger. Elissa is slowing down a bit, though.

7:01pm: Jeremy gets the ball! Jeremy and Aaryn win!

7:02pm: The live feeds are down, but I'll still provide updates until we know who was chosen to be the HoH.

This is gonna be very, very interesting. It's the worst-case scenario for Amanda, Andy, Elissa, Judd, Helen and all those other people who conspired to get Aaryn's boyfriend out of the house.

Now we have to see who they decide to let win HoH, Aaryn or Jeremy. MVP is going to be very important this week. I hope it's not Elissa, because if it is, she'll just put up someone in the Blonde0tourage (Nick or Jeremy/Aaryn, whoever isn't HoH). But the Moving Company may have to cut ties with the side alliance to save one of their own if that happens. There are a lot of possibilities depending on so many different factors, I can't even imagine how it will go.

The fact that the CBS show viewers know nothing of this isn't good and worse is the fact that CBS is editing it all out of the network shows. Of course some of the TV-only viewers are on the internet and the live feeds so the word gets out but there are always those poor, deprived souls..... 

‘Big Brother’ Fallout: Model Dropped by Agency, Another Loses Job After Racial Slurs

by Tracy Phillips | July 3, 2013 at 10:53 AM | Big Brother

"Big Brother" Houseguest Aaryn Gries (Photo: CBS)

UPDATED: Another “Big Brother” house guest has had her private life derailed after she was caught on-camera (and tape) dropping the n-word in the uncensored, 24/7 Internet version of the CBS reality series. According to TMZ.com, “Big Brother” participant GinaMarie Zimmerman was fired Wednesday from her job at East Coast USA Pageant Inc., where she had worked for five years as a pageant coordinator. TMZ had a statement from the pageant company. “We have never known this side of GinaMarie or have ever witnessed such acts of racism in the past,” the statement said. “We are actually thankful that this show let us see GinaMarie for who she truly is. We would never want her to be a role model to our future contestants. In a business where we are surrounded by beauty every day we are saddened to see something so ugly come from someone we put on a very high pedestal.”

PREVIOUSLY: “Big Brother” contestants have been known to behave badly over the years, but this crop of Season 15 houseguests may be some of the worst offenders yet.

A dizzying number of racist, homophobic, sexist and misogynistic comments have been uttered by nearly half the cast (meaning, it’s not just one or two bad eggs this time), which were captured on the “Big Brother” 24/7 live Internet feeds and immediately created a stir online. The guilty parties heard making ugly talk in the last week (mostly over the weekend) include Aaryn, Kaitlin, GinaMarie, David, Jeremy, Spencer and Amanda, according to multiple reports.

CBS has been editing out the offensive remarks before the three weekly episodes air on television, so viewers will not be privy to all of the houseguests’ antics … or to their true (?) personalities. This might matter at some point, considering one of the “twists” to this season involves viewers voting for each week’s Most Valuable Player, a title that earns the MVP “power” in the game. (So, if “BB” fans aren’t seeing the full picture, they won’t be making fully-informed choices.) Reality TV expert Andy Denhart has compiled a round-up of the hamsters’ most hateful words for those inclined to read more about it.

CBS has issued a statement on the foul-mouthed firestorm, saying they too are offended by the cast’s insensitive comments.

“Big Brother is a reality show about watching a group of people who have no privacy 24/7 — and seeing every moment of their lives. At times, the Houseguests reveal prejudices and other beliefs that we do not condone. We certainly find the statements made by several of the Houseguests on the live Internet feed to be offensive,” the statement read. “Any views or opinions expressed in personal commentary by a Houseguest appearing on Big Brother, either on any live feed from the House or during the broadcast, are those of the individual(s) speaking and do not represent the views or opinions of CBS or the producers of the program.”

So far, there have been repercussions for at least one of the “Big Brother” houseguests due to their racially offensive remarks. Aaryn Gries, a 22-year-old Texas college student/model, has just been dropped by her modeling agency. Stating that it did not condone Aaryn’s “prejudices and other beliefs,” the agency has decided, “upon much consideration,” to “release Aaryn from her contract with Zephyr Talent.”

Aaryn has been heard on the live feeds saying some outrageous things to her fellow castmates. Among them, according to TheWrap: Aaryn told Helen, who is Asian American, to “shut up and go make some rice” and remarked that “she is the first Asian I know who doesn’t do nails.” She’s referred to gay housemate Andy as a “queer.” And she said that African-American contestants Candice and Howard would be sticking together “because of the black thing.” She also warned the houseguests to be careful what they say about Candice in the dark when the lights are off because “you might not be able to see that b*tch.”

So much for model behavior….

Meanwhile, for those that are watching “Big Brother” this season, CBS announced that “Big Brother” is moving out of the Tuesday line-up, and episodes of “NCIS” (8/7c), “NCIS: Los Angeles” (9/8c) and “Person of Interest” (10/9c) are moving in.
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“Big Brother” will now be broadcast on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, with the live eviction show shifting to Thursday beginning July 11.



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