Tonight, Big Brother 20 episode 27 delivered a number of entertaining things, including a Head of Household Competition that was a little more amusing than we imagined it would be. We still don't like the inherent unfairness of a competition where people can hand out tokens willy-nilly. Still, this was entertaining and it was edited together fairly well. Angela won and really, Haleigh never was all that close to being on her level. She really needed to win this in order to ensure that nothing else happened this week. Unfortunately for her, she had no such luck.

The rest of the episode tonight was really just themed around one thing more so than anything else — watching Faysal get ridiculously blindsided. He was so oblivious to what was really going on; even Haleigh was a million times more aware than him.

Angela is right in that it's not ideal for her to be HoH this week, since she did have to make a move against people she aligned herself with previously. Yet, sometimes you have to do what you have to do and this move looks even smarter when you consider that the Battle Back will bring back at least one former member of The Hive back into the game.

Angela's speech, by the way, was pretty solid, making it clear that the alliance with Faysal and Haleigh was a day late and a dollar short. She's still not getting jury votes from them, but she could've been way meaner.

As for some other notable odds and ends, tonight gave you more confirmation that Tangela (Tyler / Angela) is kind of a thing, at least in that the two have at least some feelings for each other. That doesn't mean that they are a full-blown showmance. Yet, it's fairly close to that. Meanwhile, apparently JC is trying to secretly fatten everyone up in the game, and is trying to establish himself as some sort of mustache-twirling double agent in the game. The reality here is that he is Tyler's puppet and he just doesn't realize it … and we're also not sure that he will ever realize it before he finds himself heading out the door.

Is it possible that we're going to be seeing Faysal try to campaign tonight on the Big Brother 20 house? Well, he's already in the process of doing so.

While it should be in some ways a default that people in Big Brother 20 should fight for their spot, there are no guarantees for someone like Faysal, who has already proclaimed that he's fine going home over Haleigh and the two have alternated positions on trying to throw themselves on their own sword. (Or, at least that's how they talk to each other.) Fessy went to Kaycee tonight with the argument that she should consider saving either he or Haleigh just because one of them would stay this week and it would be valuable to have a future ally.

Kaycee did a good job of listening to what Fessy had to say, even if she didn't have any intention of going through with it. There's no real benefit for her to keep one of them safe, mostly because doing so will cause her to lose trust in the eyes of her allies; also, she'll make whoever the replacement nominee is mad.

As of right now, the best thing that Kaycee can do is keep the possible jury vote while keeping her eye on the prize. Even with the Battle Back, she's still got a great path towards the final four. Provided that the Battle Back returnee and the surviving person in Haleigh (Faysal) don't win Head of Household, that means that one of them can be picked off again. From there, it's just about making sure that people like JC and Sam don't go rogue too early and start working against Tyler. We know that Tyler wants to go to the end with Kaycee, so for now, we just think that she needs to just continue to lay low and win when she has to.

Is it possible that we're going to be seeing Faysal try to campaign tonight on the Big Brother 20 house? Well, he's already in the process of doing so.

While it should be in some ways a default that people in Big Brother 20 should fight for their spot, there are no guarantees for someone like Faysal, who has already proclaimed that he's fine going home over Haleigh and the two have alternated positions on trying to throw themselves on their own sword. (Or, at least that's how they talk to each other.) Fessy went to Kaycee tonight with the argument that she should consider saving either he or Haleigh just because one of them would stay this week and it would be valuable to have a future ally.

Kaycee did a good job of listening to what Fessy had to say, even if she didn't have any intention of going through with it. There's no real benefit for her to keep one of them safe, mostly because doing so will cause her to lose trust in the eyes of her allies; also, she'll make whoever the replacement nominee is mad.

As of right now, the best thing that Kaycee can do is keep the possible jury vote while keeping her eye on the prize. Even with the Battle Back, she's still got a great path towards the final four. Provided that the Battle Back returnee and the surviving person in Haleigh (Faysal) don't win Head of Household, that means that one of them can be picked off again. From there, it's just about making sure that people like JC and Sam don't go rogue too early and start working against Tyler. We know that Tyler wants to go to the end with Kaycee, so for now, we just think that she needs to just continue to lay low and win when she has to.

Tonight, Big Brother 20 episode 27 delivered a number of entertaining things, including a Head of Household Competition that was a little more amusing than we imagined it would be. We still don't like the inherent unfairness of a competition where people can hand out tokens willy-nilly. Still, this was entertaining and it was edited together fairly well. Angela won and really, Haleigh never was all that close to being on her level. She really needed to win this in order to ensure that nothing else happened this week. Unfortunately for her, she had no such luck.

The rest of the episode tonight was really just themed around one thing more so than anything else — watching Faysal get ridiculously blindsided. He was so oblivious to what was really going on; even Haleigh was a million times more aware than him.

Angela is right in that it's not ideal for her to be HoH this week, since she did have to make a move against people she aligned herself with previously. Yet, sometimes you have to do what you have to do and this move looks even smarter when you consider that the Battle Back will bring back at least one former member of The Hive back into the game.

Angela's speech, by the way, was pretty solid, making it clear that the alliance with Faysal and Haleigh was a day late and a dollar short. She's still not getting jury votes from them, but she could've been way meaner.

As for some other notable odds and ends, tonight gave you more confirmation that Tangela (Tyler / Angela) is kind of a thing, at least in that the two have at least some feelings for each other. That doesn't mean that they are a full-blown showmance. Yet, it's fairly close to that. Meanwhile, apparently JC is trying to secretly fatten everyone up in the game, and is trying to establish himself as some sort of mustache-twirling double agent in the game. The reality here is that he is Tyler's puppet and he just doesn't realize it … and we're also not sure that he will ever realize it before he finds himself heading out the door.

Tonight, Big Brother 20 episode 27 delivered a number of entertaining things, including a Head of Household Competition that was a little more amusing than we imagined it would be. We still don't like the inherent unfairness of a competition where people can hand out tokens willy-nilly. Still, this was entertaining and it was edited together fairly well. Angela won and really, Haleigh never was all that close to being on her level. She really needed to win this in order to ensure that nothing else happened this week. Unfortunately for her, she had no such luck.

The rest of the episode tonight was really just themed around one thing more so than anything else — watching Faysal get ridiculously blindsided. He was so oblivious to what was really going on; even Haleigh was a million times more aware than him.

Angela is right in that it's not ideal for her to be HoH this week, since she did have to make a move against people she aligned herself with previously. Yet, sometimes you have to do what you have to do and this move looks even smarter when you consider that the Battle Back will bring back at least one former member of The Hive back into the game.

Angela's speech, by the way, was pretty solid, making it clear that the alliance with Faysal and Haleigh was a day late and a dollar short. She's still not getting jury votes from them, but she could've been way meaner.

As for some other notable odds and ends, tonight gave you more confirmation that Tangela (Tyler / Angela) is kind of a thing, at least in that the two have at least some feelings for each other. That doesn't mean that they are a full-blown showmance. Yet, it's fairly close to that. Meanwhile, apparently JC is trying to secretly fatten everyone up in the game, and is trying to establish himself as some sort of mustache-twirling double agent in the game. The reality here is that he is Tyler's puppet and he just doesn't realize it … and we're also not sure that he will ever realize it before he finds himself heading out the door.