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Two excellent players will leave the Big Brother jury with a difficult choice tonight.

Tyler Crispen and Kaycee Clark have both played masterful games. Both are likely to take each other if they win the final Head of Household, leaving JC Mounduix in third place.

Season 20 of Big Brother reminds us of the famous phrase:

History doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes.

Like champion Derrick Levasseur in Season 16, Tyler has played a masterful game. He has manipulated the house behind the scenes, making many players believe he was their ride-or-die. In doing so, he worked his way all the way to the finale.

Unlike Derrick, however, Tyler has had to play a shady game and has some blood on his hands with jury members.

Like Cody Calafiore in Season 16, Kaycee has played a masterful social game. She has been everybody’s best friend, making no enemies – none – along the way.

And like Cody, Kaycee seems destined to be the runner-up, not recognizing how dangerous Tyler is in the Final Two.

In a Tyler-Kaycee showdown, here’s how the votes look:

FOR KAYCEE:

BAYLEIGH
FAYSAL
ROCKSTAR

FOR TYLER:

ANGELA
BRETT
HALEIGH
JC
SAM
SCOTTIE

Tyler Wins in our prediction 6-3!

As for America’s Favorite Player…

That will be Tyler too! He has a lot of Ohio firepower behind him with those votes.

Season 20 ends with doubt about the future of the show, and host Julie Chen Moonves. She has already resigned from her daytime show The Talk.

Big Brother has not been officially renewed for Season 21, however, the Celebrity Edition of Big Brother has already been given the green light for this winter.

There were also plenty of leaks from inside the game this season. Will CBS investigate production to determine how the leaks happened?

Season 15 player Nick Uhas and I pick the four best BB players of all time. Do you agree with our Mount Rushmore?

And, my own special relationship with Big Brother goes back to 2001!

The season finale of Big Brother airs tonight on CBS.

 

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