[QUOTE=Dash_Vegas!;359695]Nothing specific, I just don't get the need to be that open with a couple... He has to know they don't keep him in the loop on everything.[/QUOTE]
I think they are as loyal to him.
Helen has had many chances to take control of this game, but she has lost the opportunity and unless her and Elissa win HOH, it looks like she doesn't have a chance. She should have pushed to have Amanda backdoored this week in order to test Andy's loyalty, but she didn't do it for some reason. She is just letting Amanda pick off anyone that would be on her side for the inevitable fight of her side and Amanda's side.
[QUOTE=TheFeedMachi;359702]Helen has had many chances to take control of this game, but she has lost the opportunity and unless her and Elissa win HOH, it looks like she doesn't have a chance. She should have pushed to have Amanda backdoored this week in order to test Andy's loyalty, but she didn't do it for some reason. She is just letting Amanda pick off anyone that would be on her side for the inevitable fight of her side and Amanda's side.[/QUOTE]
All that would have done was turn Andy completely against her. Helen understands the game very well--don't fool yourself.
Helen wanted Judd out just as much, if not more, than Amanda--Judd was a huge threat to her and she knew it.
[QUOTE=kvm1977;359703]All that would have done was turn Andy completely against her. Helen understands the game very well--don't fool yourself.
Helen wanted Judd out just as much, if not more, than Amanda--Judd was a huge threat to her and she knew it.[/QUOTE]
I have no problem with her getting Judd out. That was the first good move she had made in weeks.
Thinking back on it, she probably shouldn't have pushed Andy to nominate Amanda since she could be backdoored, but she should have pushed harder during the Candice eviction week. Assuming things stay the course, Candice and Jessie, 2 people that would work with Helen are gone in 2 weeks. She should at least push to get Spencer evicted over Jessie to keep an ally in the game.
[QUOTE=TheFeedMachi;359710]I have no problem with her getting Judd out. That was the first good move she had made in weeks.
Thinking back on it, she probably shouldn't have pushed Andy to nominate Amanda since she could be backdoored, but she should have pushed harder during the Candice eviction week. Assuming things stay the course, Candice and Jessie, 2 people that would work with Helen are gone in 2 weeks. She should at least push to get Spencer evicted over Jessie to keep an ally in the game.[/QUOTE]
She had no shot in **** during the Candice eviction. Andy wasn't with her and Judd didn't see it. Jessie and Candice were useless to Helen--she needs Andy and she knows she needs Andy.
[QUOTE=kvm1977;359713]She had no shot in **** during the Candice eviction. Andy wasn't with her and Judd didn't see it. Jessie and Candice were useless to Helen--she needs Andy and she knows she needs Andy.[/QUOTE]
I think she could have gotten Judd to flip and vote out Amanda, but she gave up on the plan too soon. She just needed to bring up the fact that Amanda thought he was the MVP and wanted him out, and then still backdoored him at the double eviction. It would have been an extremely risky move though.
[QUOTE=TheFeedMachi;359715]I think she could have gotten Judd to flip and vote out Amanda, but she gave up on the plan too soon. She just needed to bring up the fact that Amanda thought he was the MVP and wanted him out, and then still backdoored him at the double eviction. It would have been an extremely risky move though.[/QUOTE]
This insanely ridiculous moves aren't good--if you're at that point you're already screwed. And Judd would have just gone to Amanda--she would have said Helen's a liar and then Helen becomes an even bigger target than she was. This is a game of making moves when the situation arises. Helen hasn't had an opportunity yet despite what you believe.
Sigh--sounds like they're going to bring someone back into the game despite the fact that no one who is in the jury so far has even played a decent game.
[QUOTE=kvm1977;360015]There's moments when Aaryn reminds me a little of Dani Donato[/QUOTE]
She has a lot of the same gestures as her. **** talks about it all the time. She talks like her too.
[QUOTE=RMD1;360016]She has a lot of the same gestures as her. **** talks about it all the time. She talks like her too.[/QUOTE]
Especially when they're angry...it's frightening
[QUOTE=RMD1;360017]I know a lot of people hate this season, but this has been the best cast in a while. Great job in casting this year.[/QUOTE]
The season is better than most are willing to admit
[QUOTE=kvm1977;360022]Especially when they're angry...it's frightening[/QUOTE]
Did it brig you back to the scene when Rachel was following Dani around in season 13? That's what I thought.
[QUOTE=RMD1;360024]Did it brig you back to the scene when Rachel was following Dani around in season 13? That's what I thought.[/QUOTE]
It actually took me back to Season 8 more than season 13--but, yes, that's a good example
[QUOTE=Legend;360028]The houseguests are so annoying. Don't cry and apologize when you evict someone![/QUOTE]
You realize they're playing for a jury vote, right?
Aaryn's the best competitor since Dani Donato in Season 8
That said, it may have been smart for her to throw that one to Amanda--she's going to get blood on her hands this week--lots of blood.
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