Big Brother 2013 Predictions: Week 3 Eviction – Who Goes Home Tonight?
|We have arrived at another Thursday night during the summer and that means only one things for true Big Brother 15 fans: time for the live eviction show on Big Brother 2013! Big Brother host Julie Chen is back and it is time to see another HouseGuest get voted off tonight on Big Brother 2013. That means it is also time for me to make my Big Brother 2013 predictions for Week 3. Who goes home tonight on Big Brother 15? Check out my thoughts in my Big Brother 2013 spoilers below!
We saw some of the big events of the week last night on Big Brother on CBS, as Elissa won MVP for the third straight week and nominated Spencer. Kaitlin won the Power of Veto competition and then used it to take herself off the block, which then Helen used the renom on Jeremy. That was the plan and it actually worked, even though they were scared on whether or not Kaitlin would use it.
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So, our final nominees for Week 3 on Big Brother 2013 are Aaryn, Jeremy and Spencer. As much as I would love to see Aaryn go home tonight, I don’t think that is a remote possibility. Jeremy is equally hated and a bigger threat at winning challenges, so the house has decided to target him this week and I think the vote will be an easy one.
It may not be Aaryn, but at least one from that side of the house will be leaving, right? Who do you think will go home tonight on Big Brother 2013?
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Here’s my thoughts on how tonights votes will go:
Aaryn:
Spencer: Kaitlyn, Ginamarie
Jeremy: Helen, Elissa, Jesse, Amanda, McCrae, Andy, Howard, CandiceJudd,
Stick a fork in him…Jeremy is DONE! And good riddance! It’s always nice to see an egotistical player get cut down to size. He overplayed his hand and now he gets to go home and play in the sandbox with the other bullies.
You can admit that you will miss him 😉
LOL..You are sooooo right! I will long for him ALMOST as much as i long for tornados, earthquakes, hurricanes and tsunamis! I shall have to endure and go on….what a cruel world! :)…was that convincing?
I sense sarcasm with your response lol
kaitlyn and jeremy are already campigning and elissa and helen already hate arryn and the rest of elissa’s alliance could vote with her
“Arian” is who my heart would like to see leave.
“Jerkemy” is who my head would like to see leave.
As for Gina Marie (too bad Cherie Oterri isn’t still on SNL to lampoon her), someone please show her the movie “He’s just not that into you”. Nick should go into witness protection when the season ends. 🙂
That’s hilarious Pablo
Need to get the bullys out before the jury starts to form
@Todd Betzold: So you are totally committed to your prediction this week? I think you forgot to name someone. ‘This side of the house will lose one tonight’ is not a prediction man. I think it will be Jeremy…unless of course it is Aaryn or Spencer maybe. Doubt it will be Spencer though.
My article states: “Jeremy is equally hated and a bigger threat at winning challenges, so the house has decided to target him this week and I think the vote will be an easy one.”
I thought that was my prediction?
You are so right. I missed that sentence all together. I read this one:
‘It may not be Aaryn, but at least one from that side of the house will be leaving, right?’ I was just picking on you anyway. OK? Sorry again.
Dang! Erin would be pretty if she wasn’t such an ugly racist bi@#h! It makes her look like an ignorant ass. She needs to grow up and gain some social skills. I understand now hoe her job found her as a liability. I would love to be the one to tell her about her career loss and why