CBS-US-series Big Brother Season 15 Episode 3 Putlocker Watch Veto Competition & 1st BB MVP announced Online

Big Brother Season 15 Episode 3 The first two nominees will be chosen by the Head of Household (HOH). The third nominee will be chosen by the Big Brother MVP (BB MVP), which is voted by the viewers here. The first competition of the summer was the first ever HOH Competition of the summer which was called “Popsicle Factory.”




Big Brother Season 15 Episode 3 The object of the game was to climb onto the Popsicle, which will be lifted from the ground, and the last guest to remain on the Popsicle will be crowned HOH. each house guest fell, one by one, until McCrae was the last man hanging and was crowned HOH. During the competition, Julie made a proposal with the remaining house guests: the first two house guests to drop will choose between two lunch pails, one with a “Never Not” pass, and with a loaf of bread.

While David won the loaf of bread, Big Brother Season 15 Episode 3 Jeremy won the “Never Not” pass, which mean that he would not be a “Half Not” for the week. This means no uncomfortable beds and no slop for the week. Every houseguest who walks into the Big Brother house is like a beautiful unique snowflake walking into a gigantic vat of boiling lava. Look, there's Nick, an "entrepreneur" who self-identifies as Peter Parker: He's scary and non-threatening...but just like Spider-Man, he can "lay down the smack" when he needs to. And look, there's Helen, a married mother of two who describes herself as a "Chicago politician," even though she lives in Virginia. And look, there's Aaryn, who insists that she is "the ultimate Texas girl" and spells her name like a character on Game of Thrones. But while we're talking Texas, we shouldn't forget Minnesota, which is often described as "The Texas of the North" by people who've never heard of Texas. This year's tribute from District Minnesota is Kaitlin, a woman with the eyebrows of Joan Crawford. And let's not forget about the lifeguard with the haircut that screams "Baddest Dude in the late '90s Boy Band" and the pectoral muscles that scream "Unemployment sure has given me a lot of time to work on my unemployment muscles." I forget what the lifeguard's name is, but he kind of talks like a fifth grader doing a simultaneous impression of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Blink-182. "I love the ladies," said the lifeguard, "and the ladies love me." I'm too lazy too look up his name, so let's just call him Dudebro. You laugh, but someday, Dudebro will be President. By god, this is America.

And this, my friends, is Big Brother, the longest-running scientific experiment on human subjects -- unless you count Pepsi's ongoing controversial decision to keep selling Mountain Dew, which will definitely turn everyone's skin green by 2027. Big Brother 15 promises a whole host of new innovations. A bigger cast! A longer season! More nominees! An intriguing and probably-doomed-to-fail new anti-floater system! Julie Chen, looking better than ever because of some weird Orphan Black clone therapy probably! The season premiere moved faster than ever thanks to the expanded cast. We got the usual quick-hit introduction of all the players, all of which quickly established lame character traits that will disappear almost immediately when cabin fever sets in around week 2. The most notable introduction for Big Brother fans was Elissa, a yoga instructor/nutritionist/other-synonyms-for-unemployed contestant who is the sister of Rachel Reilly. Now, Rachel had one of the most incredible character arcs of any housemate in the recent era. In Big Brother 12, she was a half-mad villain, the Lady Macbeth to her duncecap showmance Brendon's Mister Macbeth; in Big Brother 13, she was the battered and bruised hero. Elissa announced two pieces of strategy, one smart and one less smart. Smart One: Assemble an all-woman alliance. Less Smart One: Not tell anyone that she is Rachel's sister. (She looks like Rachel. She sounds like Rachel. The producers will probably just tell the housemates that she's related to Rachel.)

The fifteenth clone of Julie Chen assembled the new cast outside of the house and staggered them in, four by four. There's always one housemate who goes for the Big Personality play, and this year, that tactic belongs to GinaMarie, who pronounces her name like "Gina-Murray." She is a pageant coordinator. She has a tongue ring. She's from Staten Island, which means that -- according to the rules of Reality TV -- her mandatory character trait is saying "I'm from Staten Island!" every two seconds, in case everyone forgot. She was jumping up and down on a bed, and she jumped right into the arms of Howard, aka "The Christian Guy With Muscles." GinaMarie is what it looks like when a GIF pretends to be a human, and she's already one of my favorite houseguests. In beauty pageant terms, she floats like Kirsten Dunst but stings like Denise Richards. And now, a word from Dudebro: "Should I bunk with the girls, and have a good vibe with them? Or should I be bro-bro with the guys? I was totally dazed and confused, dude." I feel like news would be much more interesting if people applied the phrase 'be bro-bro' to international politics. "Should America bunk with the Middle East nations, and have a good vibe with them? Or should America be bro-bro with China?" As always, Big Brother started off with a bang this summer. The first live episode was filled with attractive house guests and twists and turns.

During the “Biggest Big Brother ever,” according to The Talk's Julie Chen, for three months, the sixteen contestants will be cut off from the outside world and compete for a half of million dollars ($500,000). The episode started off with the introduction contestants and a view of how they live their daily lives. Here's the cast for this season. After the contestants were greeted by Chen, the first four contestants were asked to enter the lavish house: Candice, GM, Judd, and Andy. The second group to enter the house consisted of Elissa, Jeremy, Kaitlin,and McCrae. The third group to enter the house consisted of Howard, Helen, Jessie, and Nick. The fourth and final group to enter the house consisted of Aaryn, Amanda, David, and Spencer. A few things about some of the contestants that stood out: Elissa is the sister of former Big Brother winner Rachel Reilly, Andy is a “BB super fan,” McCrae is socially awkward, Gina Marie is a firecracker and some of the contestants seemed to be annoyed by her, and Howard is a religious man who puts God first in everything he does.

Once the contestants entered the house and gotten to know each other, alliances began to form and strategies came into play. Elissa announced that she wants to form an alliance that consisted of all females. Spencer announced that he would bring his “excellent social game” this summer. Jeremy begins conjuring up two alliances-one with Howard and Spencer and another one with Jessie and David. Once Judd found out that Elissa was Rachel’s sister, he decided to keep it a secret (for now). The battle for $500,000 officially begun once the house guests found out the first big twist of the summer: for the first time on Big Brother, instead of two nominees, there will be three nominees for eviction each week.

The first “Have Not” Competition and McCrae’s eviction nomination ceremony will be Sunday, June 30 at 8:00 p.m. EST. The first veto competition and BB MVP announcement will be Tuesday, July 2 at 9:00 p.m. EST. Wednesday, July 3 will be the live eviction. BB fans can view BB After Dark at midnight on TBGN. As always, with Big Brother, “Expect the unexpected,” and as Rachel says, “Floaters, you better grab your life vest.”