Reality Roll Call

Tonight, Steven was the second person evicted from the Big Brother house this season. He was one of the most genuine people in the house, and he left way too early. But on the bright side, in typical Big Brother fashion, Steven’s best friend in the house, Keesha won HOH.

I’m really happy she won; that stupid look of confidence on Libra’s face was annoying the hell out of me through the whole HoH competition. Come to think of it, Libra annoyed me from the moment she referred to some of the house guests as “floaters” earlier in the episode. It’s only week 3; nobody can be called a floater this early in the game, and that very comment is why I want  her to be nominated this week.

I wanted to wait until Sunday, July 20^th aired before I wrote my first Take.  And after seriously watching each person, and their movements and actions, I have come to many conclusions about this summer’s Big Brother houseguests:

The Meathead
First off, here’s my thoughts on this week’s HOH, Jesse. “Unbelievable” in one word… This guy looks like Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story. Casting did an incredible job finding this vain character. Although he puts out great TV, he has truly proven that he does not have the strength to make his own decisions, and must maintain in a collective way of thinking. OMG… people unable to think in this game, surprise, surprise! And that arrogant comment at the end of the show about not being able to get his full bicep in the camera: CLASSIC.

This early in the Big Brother game it’s really hard to tell where everyone officially stands. Sure, everybody has the few people they hang out with, but once they get power they’ll flip on them without a second thought. However, this week was not one of those times. Jessie decided to stay true to his “friends”(I’m refraining from using the “a” word right now) and nominated Steven and Dan. Dan was an obvious choice, seeing as how he was Brian’s closest ally. Steven wasn’t much of a surprise either since he oddly aligned with Brian AFTER he got nominated.

Since the nominations Dan has been a lot more social than he was last week. He’s campaigning without actually campaigning, and that could be what keeps him in the house for another week. Steven, on the the other hand, had a slight period where he clammed up, and didn’t want to be bothered with anyone for about half a day.