Frank tries to flip the house
Bridgettes not taking it well.
James lied and threw her and Frank up on the block.
Everybody lies inBig Brothereventually, but Bridgette didnt see this coming.
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This isnt his first rodeo, if you recall.
Then he put his trust in Coach Dan and that was the end of Frank.
Still, hes confused about one thing.
Why is everyone gunning for him?
I wasnt a scandalous player in my season, he tells James, hunting for a new ally.
Frank thinks he can flip the house and point everyone to the true nemesis: DaVonne.
But this is DaVonne in her imperial phase.
History haunts our Frank in this moment: Losing an OTEV competition led to hisBig Brothereviction last time around.
But Frank proves to be too slow and Michelle defeats Bridgette by a mile.
screams Paul, the most annoying man in the whole wide world.
Frank has an idea.
He talks to Michelle.
He knows shes a fan; he knows that she knows that fans like big moves.
Theyd love to see people back-doored, he says.
Theyd love to see the house flipped.
And Michelle has a reason to take Frank seriously.
Hes a good competitor, with an excellent social game.
And: I had a bit of a crush on him at the beginning.
She wants Frank to stay.
Hes a good person.He could help her but not with Bridgette around.
Michelle hatches half a plan to save Frank and expel Bridgette, and thats when Paul waltzes in.
Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul.
NEXT: Frank has a bit of deja vu
A house meeting is called.
Paulie gives it to Frank straight up: The numbers arent in your favor.
Stop making yourself look like an idiot.
but the effect is complete.
Frank has no more avenues.
Bridgette tries talking to Michelle, to no major avail.
Michelle admits she got jealous, which confuses Bridgette.
In the end, Michelle doesnt use the veto.
Does Bridgette alone have a chance at vengeance, or can Frank talk his way off the block?
Bridgette has said she wont campaign against him.
Thats a good, honest thing but as Frank can verify, good honesty gets you nowhere inBig Brother.
In conclusion: Everybody dance!
