Going into Big Brother 20 episode 17, there was one word that we would have used in preparation: Insanity. That's what we were hyped up for thanks to the live feeds, and there was very little reason to think that Brett wouldn't deliver with an epic speech. That is something that we've already seen him do on multiple occasions moving forward.

So, of course, we spent the first part of the season sitting around and waiting for the good stuff while we saw the aftermath of the Veto Ceremony, including Tyler misting the heck out of Bayleigh after deciding to not use the Veto.

There were a couple of very-funny moments, though, as we awaited the speeches and the eviction vote, including Faysal completely losing it over Haleigh and Brett spending time in the hammock together and then also Scottie being positive that the plan was going to work this week. Sure, Jan.

Swaggy C meets Bayleigh's parents – While most of these segments are a complete waste of time, we actually rather appreciated this one — at least it did something different and showed that Swaggy and Bayleigh may actually work outside the house. We genuinely think that he wants it to.

Speech Time – Rachel's speech was fairly boring — which is precisely what we expected to see from her. She also thought she was safe. Then, Brett came came and gave us EVERYTHING, including telling everyone about Bayleigh's power and then also the all-female alliance. Great TV.

While we thought briefly that JC may pull something crazy, that didn't happen. Brett ended up staying, and Rachel was then blindsided. Unfortunately, Rachel didn't blow up anyone's game on her way out the door.

The eviction interview – This was great in its discomfort, as Rachel was blindsided in a way very few people are in this game. She did not see this coming at all — also, what was with Angela being so ruthless in her goodbye message? We don't think that Rachel ever intentionally lied to her, but we do think that she misinterpreted things and caused so much more drama than she really needed to.

Head of Household – This was a memory challenge themed all around some gifs that the houseguests viewed earlier in the week. Many of these were actually pretty funny, which is not often something you get with this show.

The new HoH came down to a tiebreaker and it was Angela who won! She is the new HoH, which means that this is going to be a week where Bayleigh may be forced to use her power.

Going into Big Brother 20 episode 17, there was one word that we would have used in preparation: Insanity. That's what we were hyped up for thanks to the live feeds, and there was very little reason to think that Brett wouldn't deliver with an epic speech. That is something that we've already seen him do on multiple occasions moving forward.

So, of course, we spent the first part of the season sitting around and waiting for the good stuff while we saw the aftermath of the Veto Ceremony, including Tyler misting the heck out of Bayleigh after deciding to not use the Veto.

There were a couple of very-funny moments, though, as we awaited the speeches and the eviction vote, including Faysal completely losing it over Haleigh and Brett spending time in the hammock together and then also Scottie being positive that the plan was going to work this week. Sure, Jan.

Swaggy C meets Bayleigh's parents – While most of these segments are a complete waste of time, we actually rather appreciated this one — at least it did something different and showed that Swaggy and Bayleigh may actually work outside the house. We genuinely think that he wants it to.

Speech Time – Rachel's speech was fairly boring — which is precisely what we expected to see from her. She also thought she was safe. Then, Brett came came and gave us EVERYTHING, including telling everyone about Bayleigh's power and then also the all-female alliance. Great TV.

While we thought briefly that JC may pull something crazy, that didn't happen. Brett ended up staying, and Rachel was then blindsided. Unfortunately, Rachel didn't blow up anyone's game on her way out the door.

The eviction interview – This was great in its discomfort, as Rachel was blindsided in a way very few people are in this game. She did not see this coming at all — also, what was with Angela being so ruthless in her goodbye message? We don't think that Rachel ever intentionally lied to her, but we do think that she misinterpreted things and caused so much more drama than she really needed to.

Head of Household – This was a memory challenge themed all around some gifs that the houseguests viewed earlier in the week. Many of these were actually pretty funny, which is not often something you get with this show.

The new HoH came down to a tiebreaker and it was Angela who won! She is the new HoH, which means that this is going to be a week where Bayleigh may be forced to use her power.

Going into Big Brother 20 episode 17, there was one word that we would have used in preparation: Insanity. That's what we were hyped up for thanks to the live feeds, and there was very little reason to think that Brett wouldn't deliver with an epic speech. That is something that we've already seen him do on multiple occasions moving forward.

So, of course, we spent the first part of the season sitting around and waiting for the good stuff while we saw the aftermath of the Veto Ceremony, including Tyler misting the heck out of Bayleigh after deciding to not use the Veto.

There were a couple of very-funny moments, though, as we awaited the speeches and the eviction vote, including Faysal completely losing it over Haleigh and Brett spending time in the hammock together and then also Scottie being positive that the plan was going to work this week. Sure, Jan.

Swaggy C meets Bayleigh's parents – While most of these segments are a complete waste of time, we actually rather appreciated this one — at least it did something different and showed that Swaggy and Bayleigh may actually work outside the house. We genuinely think that he wants it to.

Speech Time – Rachel's speech was fairly boring — which is precisely what we expected to see from her. She also thought she was safe. Then, Brett came came and gave us EVERYTHING, including telling everyone about Bayleigh's power and then also the all-female alliance. Great TV.

While we thought briefly that JC may pull something crazy, that didn't happen. Brett ended up staying, and Rachel was then blindsided. Unfortunately, Rachel didn't blow up anyone's game on her way out the door.

The eviction interview – This was great in its discomfort, as Rachel was blindsided in a way very few people are in this game. She did not see this coming at all — also, what was with Angela being so ruthless in her goodbye message? We don't think that Rachel ever intentionally lied to her, but we do think that she misinterpreted things and caused so much more drama than she really needed to.

Head of Household – This was a memory challenge themed all around some gifs that the houseguests viewed earlier in the week. Many of these were actually pretty funny, which is not often something you get with this show.

The new HoH came down to a tiebreaker and it was Angela who won! She is the new HoH, which means that this is going to be a week where Bayleigh may be forced to use her power.

Tonight on Big Brother 20, it was revealed that Angela was the new Head of Household and because of that, she has the chance to lord over one of the most potentially-chaotic weeks to date.

Why is this so messy? It starts with the fact that Bayleigh's power app is certainly in play … though it may not be all that useful anymore. Since Angela knows she has it, there's no reason to nominate her outright. Bayleigh can still choose to try and nominate people like Brett and Kaycee with her power, if she so chooses, but the problem that comes along with this is that she has to hope that someone in her alliance gets picked for Veto, they win it, and they keep nominations the same. It's a pretty slim chance, but it may be worth trying just because of the fact that it's not really going to help her much next week. Nobody's going to nominate her so long as it is active — her only other option is convincing everyone it expires early and then use it next week to surprise them.

As of right now, backdooring Bayleigh or Scottie is on the table for Angela, who seems to be down right now with the idea of nominating Faysal and Rockstar. She can tell Faysal that he's a pawn and since he's such a Veto beast, that opens the door for a possible backdoor later.

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Now, let's come to the next order of business here: Seeing if the remnants of the FOUTTE alliance can actually figure out who betrayed them. They've speculated Rockstar, Haleigh, and others, but Scottie may be the one who's really figured out Tyler could be playing them. Yet, the problem is that he said it tonight while JC is in the room, which means that JC is probably going to run that information back to Tyler.

So what will the Hacker Competition do? Judging from what Angela suggested tonight, it may have the power to change a nomination in some capacity — which could render Bayleigh's power all the more useless. We'll hopefully have more info tomorrow when we post our weekly Allison Grodner interview.

Tonight on Big Brother 20, it was revealed that Angela was the new Head of Household and because of that, she has the chance to lord over one of the most potentially-chaotic weeks to date.

Why is this so messy? It starts with the fact that Bayleigh's power app is certainly in play … though it may not be all that useful anymore. Since Angela knows she has it, there's no reason to nominate her outright. Bayleigh can still choose to try and nominate people like Brett and Kaycee with her power, if she so chooses, but the problem that comes along with this is that she has to hope that someone in her alliance gets picked for Veto, they win it, and they keep nominations the same. It's a pretty slim chance, but it may be worth trying just because of the fact that it's not really going to help her much next week. Nobody's going to nominate her so long as it is active — her only other option is convincing everyone it expires early and then use it next week to surprise them.

As of right now, backdooring Bayleigh or Scottie is on the table for Angela, who seems to be down right now with the idea of nominating Faysal and Rockstar. She can tell Faysal that he's a pawn and since he's such a Veto beast, that opens the door for a possible backdoor later.

Want more thoughts on tonight's eviction? – Check out the video below, and be sure to subscribe to CarterMatt on YouTube for more!

Now, let's come to the next order of business here: Seeing if the remnants of the FOUTTE alliance can actually figure out who betrayed them. They've speculated Rockstar, Haleigh, and others, but Scottie may be the one who's really figured out Tyler could be playing them. Yet, the problem is that he said it tonight while JC is in the room, which means that JC is probably going to run that information back to Tyler.

So what will the Hacker Competition do? Judging from what Angela suggested tonight, it may have the power to change a nomination in some capacity — which could render Bayleigh's power all the more useless. We'll hopefully have more info tomorrow when we post our weekly Allison Grodner interview.