There’s actually a lot to talk about on this week’s episode. First off, there is the first ever triple eviction in Big Brother history (outside of Canada, of course). Yet things didn’t go exactly as planned for CBS. A production decision to take a wide shot on Julie exposed the supposed “surprise” to the houseguests that it was indeed a triple eviction night.
Then we had what actually happened during the episode. For a few seconds, it seemed like Nicole was actually going to get the boot. It didn’t happen, but there was a little bit of tension that extended long after the three evictees got the boot. As predicted, Nicole certainly didn’t let anybody forget what she had to go through that night. She was, after all, nominated not once but twice.
That incident also gave Cody an easy out when it comes to nominations. Certainly Christmas and Tyler had to go up. But who would vote for who? And that’s where we get our title for this episode, as nobody really knows who Enzo really wants to see evicted. He tells Tyler he’s got his back, but then he also says the same to Christmas. Nobody knows where Enzo’s loyalties lie…except for with Cody. That’s his man, yo.
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