Big Brother Over the Top grants America more powers than ever. Last week, we executed our power to nominate and evict. We chose Cornbread as the third Big Brother Over the Top week 1 nominee. We then chose to evict him from the BBOTT house.

This week, we continue the tradition of voting to nominate and evict. We also add the power to name Have-Nots and give America’s Care Package. The fans have been strategizing and debating who to give what to, to protect their favorites.

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America chose to cast their vote to nominate and evict Cornbread. This sealed his fate in the Big Brother Over the Top house: He walked out the BBOTT doors tonight. Before America’s choice, Cornbread seemed pretty safe in the Over the Top house. However, a few anti-Monte Massongill and Cornbread Big Brother Over the Top houseguests decided to rally together to evict him.

This week, Monte was the Big Brother Over the Top head of household this week. He  wanted to protect Cornbread as his biggest ally. His failure to succeed in his eviction plans show that HOHs hold very little power in the Over the Top game. However, it can protect your Big Brother life. If Monte wasn’t Head of Household, he would have likely been the first evicted .
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Monte Massongill had one of the worst first Head of Household reigns in Big Brother history. As the first Big Brother Over the Top head of household, he had the power to set the tone for this BBOTT season. Possibly unfortunately, or fortunately, Monte’s head of household reign took the power away from the HOH and put it into the hands of the people, the American people.

Monte believed the Big Brother Over the Top game would unfold exactly as he expected. He was wrong. He managed to nominate Jason Roy and Danielle Lickey. Then everything fell apart from there.

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We have had an interesting start to Big Brother Over the Top. America was granted the power to vote, nominate, punish, and help the Big Brother Over the Top players. Though some may still not know what to make of the format, it’s been exciting to see unfold on BBOTT.

This week, we witnessed Monte Massongill stumble into power. It didn’t go well for him, because it turned America against him. It also backfired when two of his targets (seem) to have escaped eviction.

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On Sunday, current Big Brother Over the Top head of household Monte Massongill finalized his nominations. He nominated Jason Roy and Danielle Lickey for eviction. Danielle was nominated as a pawn. Jason was Monte’s target for the week.

Monday afternoon, America nominated Cornbread. Cornbread, Jason, Danielle became the first Big Brother Over the Top nominees. They then competed (along with Monte, Whitney Hogg, and Alex Willett) in the first Big Brother Over the Top Veto competition.

To everyone’s surprise (and some people’s annoyance), Jason became the first Veto holder of the Big Brother Over the Top season. Obviously, Jason planned to use the veto to save himself from eviction.

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