Big Brother Season 23 Week 10 Recap: Queen Tiffany is Dethroned
Queen Tiffany is the first Cookout casualty during the second Big Brother Season 23 double eviction.
Tiffany’s mistake of winning her second HOH is the main reason she is the first one to visit Julie Chen during the double eviction episode. This stupid game move also forces her to evict Claire her BFF in the house. Though she does what her alliance wants in the end, they still lose trust in her.
It is clear that Tiffany needs to win HOH to survive another week in the Big Brother house. However, she can not compete against competition beast Kyland who takes the victory. With all these wins, he now has my vote to get the $750,000.
Seeing Kyland pull off another HOH win shows how amazing it truly is the Cookout makes it to the final 6. Overall this group is not strong when it comes to competitions. If it is not for Kyland winning everything and Tiffany’s strong social game, this alliance fails to advance this far in the game.
Take Azah and Derek F. for example. Both fail to win a single competition up to this week. Though they are not seen as threats, they are great houseguests to bring along to the Big Brother Season 23 finale.
There is no way anyone on the jury, aside from Britini, that votes for one of these two to win the game.
A scary thought is if Azah and Derek F. somehow make it to the final two. Though it is amazing for someone who has never won a competition like Derek F, to win Big Brother, it is quite a disappointment seeing someone with zero gameplay winning $750,000. If Azah wants to win this game, she needs to take Derek F. with her to the end.
Derek F does not stand a chance of winning the Big Brother game. Not only is he a weak competitor, he talks very negatively about the women in The Cookout alliance. America may love him, but the jury most likely does not.
It is clear Kyland has it out for Tiffany and Hannah as soon as he takes the HOH keys from Hannah. He claims he is not holding any grudges, but that is hard to believe considering Kyland is repeating that statement over and over to them as each woman pleads her case not to be placed on the block.
Kyland continues to add to his resume for winning the game by taking the BB Comics POV win. However, this win is not as worthy as ones past because his competition is so weak. Regardless, it is nice to see another popular competition return to the Big Brother game.
The Double Eviction provides double the surprises. The first being that Azah is actually able to pull off an HOH win. The second surprise is that she is so horrible at playing the Big Brother game, she gets her alley Hannah evicted right after Tiffany.
It makes a lot more sense for Azah to put Kyland and Xavier on the block for nominations. Azah, Hannah, and Tiffany are in an alliance, and Azah is extremely close with Derek F from their days as the Jokers. With Kyland winning the POV and removing himself from the block, Xavier goes home.
If Azah gets out Xavier, she will have at least one story to prove she is a competitor if she makes it to final two. Now after making this horrendous mistake, can we just hand Xavier or Kyland the $750,000 already?
Since Azah can not compete for HOH in Week 11, her days in the compound are numbered. We all know the POV holder in the final four holds all the power because they will be the one that decides who goes home next.
My Week 11 prediction is Xavier finally wins another HOH. He gladly nominates Azah and Derek F. for eviction. Then Kyland once again wins Veto, keeps nominations the same, and evicts Azah ensuring the guys from the Cookout make it to final three.
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Tim Gerstenberger
Tim Gerstenberger received a BA degree in communication from Saginaw Valley State University and a MSA degree in human resources from Central Michigan University. His past work has been published on Yahoo!, Examiner and TV Overmind. He has had a passion for TV since an early age and some of his favorite shows include: Friends, The Office, Parks and Rec, Saved by the Bell, Happy Endings, Schitt's Creek, Friday Night Lights, Law & Order: SVU, The Good Wife and The One Chicago franchise. He currently works in Public Relations at Ally Financial and resides in Michigan.