Big Brother 15: You Can’t Spell MC Without McC

McCrae Olson

Tonight is going to be incredible to watch. The live show will be awesome, but the fallout on the Live Feeds will be even more amazing. If you’re not signed up already then make sure you have it set and ready to go right now with the 2-day Free Trial.

As it stands tonight is going to be a blindside either way. Both sides of the house are confident in their ability to evict their target with just a few players in between those zones of confidence.

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All of this turmoil and power shifting can be traced back to one HG: McCrae. He is the pivot point between the two sides with his Moving Company (MC) alliance and his allegiance to Amanda who has grown tight with Helen and Elissa’s side of the house. McCrae has a very large decision to make tonight and this could all hinge on him.

Yesterday we saw Amanda working the house before turning to McCrae and making sure he was solid. Slowly through the day he became more and more assuring to her that yes, he would vote out Nick. Flashback to 11PM BBT last night to listen in as Amanda celebrates what she sees as a pending win. BigBrotherAccess.com noted McCrae’s thoughts from that discussion, pardon the language:

McCrae: ā€œIā€™m still a little worried, but at this point, I donā€™t give a f**k, Iā€™m so ready to do thisā€¦ this is going to be f**king fun, they are all gonna go f**king nutsā€¦ this is going to be the most f**king funniest thing everā€¦ but this is going to be blood on my handsā€¦ night night motherf**kers.ā€

If McCrae votes out Nick then that’s all it takes. He’s the 6th vote in either direction and with his shift more votes could follow. The confidence of his support has emboldened Andy to be more forceful and has Spencer on the run from Jeremy and Nick’s side. Howard wants to go down with the ship despite Spencer’s encouragement, but that could change in the 11th hour.

This is a big decision for McCrae, but he wasn’t getting past this point without making it. If he voted out Elissa he’d be out’d to Amanda and Team Elissa. If he voted out Nick he’d be pulling out the keystone of the Moving Company and dismantling that alliance. He can’t have it both ways and I think he realized it.

From here on out, if the Rebel Alliance sticks together they’ll control a string of subsequent evictions. They’ll likely secure MVP one way or another even if Elissa doesn’t get it. America won’t be voting that power to Aaryn, Jeremy, GinaMarie, Kaitlin, or Spencer anytime soon. They’ll be picked off one by one if the Rebels stick together. Of course, the same could have been said of the Moving Company if they stood solid.

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      • Maybe but it remains to be seen whether or not McCrae was lying to Amanda about voting Nick out and that he did actually flip.

      • Sorry, but maybe nothing. Spencer’s fear & shift is based on belief that McC perceived flipped, real or not. And yes, as noted above, we still have to wait and see which decision he makes. It’ll be exciting either way.

      • That would be awesome. You can imagine the look of shock on Aaryn, Gina Marie, Jeremy and Kaitlyn’s faces when it happens. That would be priceless! Spencer will not be surprised if he did flip because he saw it coming!
        I will watch for the eviction vote results on this blog because it comes hours before our telecast here in the West Coast which is 9pm Pacific Time. I want to know the eviction vote results before then!

      • I think Spencer has seen the writing on the wall. As for Howard..not sure. He’s much harder to read. Actually McCrae is hard to read also. Diary room sessions should be quite revealing tonight!

      • Not really.

        He had concerns about McCrae, but not specifically this weeks vote. Mostly about down the line.

        Then he had concerns about Jeremy, who is a loose cannon.

        But most of all, he did not like the idea of WINNING a 6-5 vote, because its too obvious how he and Howard voted, and since the other side gets MVP probably even without Elissa, he’d be in trouble if they got HoH too.

  1. If McCrae does this, oh man it will be good tv

    Oh amanda, this is what happens when you have putty in your hands. I love it!

    give the guy a little taste and he will do whatever you want

  2. OMG!!!!! Probily that will be the best episode of this season!!!! I can’t wait!

  3. If McCrae doesn’t vote out Nick, not only can he say bye bye to his side alliance with Team Elissa/The Rebel Alliace…he can say “bye bye” to late night snuggle/makeout sessions with Amanda

    • this is why he will flip. Guy is probably not use to that kind of attention from girl

    • You’re assuming people will know how he voted. If Howard and Spencer vote out Nick and McCrae votes Elissa, it is easy to blame the stray vote on them again unless the studio audience cheer and boo votes like idiots again.

  4. I would love to see Spencer and Howard nominated for eviction, then backdoor Jeremy

  5. What a great week if you are rooting for the good guys. I am sorry it was Nick who had to go. But it was worth it to see the mean group eat crow for once. I loved watching Jeremy and Kaitlyn looking as if someone shot their dog.

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