Big Brother 11 Week 8 Spoiler: Is it the End of the Game for Jeff?

A lot has happened since Thursday’s episode of Big Brother 11 that ended in the early stages of a Head of Household Challenge. Kevin, who has  come in second in many challenges this season, won this particular challenge and is now HoH. First thing on his agenda: getting rid of Jeff.

His nominations for eviction were Michelle and Jeff. This isn’t a surprise, since he spoke of getting rid of Jeff in the Diary Room and in conversations with Natalie. It’s a smart move for anyone left in the house. Jeff is a major player. Kevin, on the other hand, is not. I really don’t think this move is going to take him any closer to winning the game, because I don’t think there is anyone in the house who really thinks it would benefit them to take him to the end.

From one perspective, it looks  like he floated his way to this point in the game, but did he really? All he really did was not get caught up in any of the drama in the house. He was quiet when he needed to be, and was friendly to everyone in the house, even the obviously homophobic Jessie. A man with no enemies is not someone you want beside you in the final two, especially in the season of Big Brother.

Jeff’s only hope at avoiding eviction was the Veto Competition. This week the competition was the “scrambled faces” game. Michelle won. The funny thing is that last week Jeff and Jordan watched Michelle staring at the Memory Wall, and it sparked the argument in which Jeff begged Jordan to start studying for those types of contests, and Jordan seemed to not get the significance. I think she gets it now.

Of course, Michelle will pull herself off the block, and Kevin intends to replace her with Jordan. Jordan, who is not at all happy with the way things are going, has told Jeff that if she goes on the block, she will quit the game, thereby sparing him elimination for the week. Jeff is telling her not to do it. Last time I checked, he is trying to work out a deal with Natalie, to take her to the final two if she can convince the house not to evict him.

Things look bad for Jeff, and it looks like he will be saying hello to Russell in the Jury House very soon. But if things go as I suspect, so will Kevin.

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