Dyre Fest Played For Veto: Turner, Joseph, Alyssa, Terrance, Kyle.Brochella Post-Veto Nominees: Jasmine, Monte.Brochella Played For Veto: Jasmine, Monte, Michael, Brittany, Taylor.(Image credit: CBS) Week 7 (August 18th) Michael And Terrance Are The Heads Of Household He'll head to jury, which will probably be something Joseph will like to see considering Kyle was mainly responsible for him leaving the week prior. In the end, Kyle accepted his fate, and used his remaining time in the house to connect with other Houseguests and attempt to account for his actions. It seems like he's set to leave on Thursday, though Houseguests like Terrance are attempting to keep him in the game. They exposed Kyle's pitch from a couple of weeks prior of what was essentially an "all-white" alliance, which swayed Turner to throw his former ally up on the block. With Michael off the table, The After Party figured a renomination of Monte Taylor would ensure at least one of the former Leftovers went home, but Michael and Brittany had other plans. Turner initially nominated Taylor Hale and Brittany Hoopes in order to backdoor Michael, but his single-season record-tying veto win prevented that from happening. The After Party had some grand plans when Matt Turner won his second Head of Household, and that plan was to backdoor Michael Bruner. Played For Veto: Taylor, Brittany, Turner, Alyssa, Michael, Monte.(Image credit: CBS) Week 8 (August 25th) Turner Is The Head Of Household His exit opened the game right up, and it feels like it's anyone's game to win from here on out.
Michael's undoing was ultimately losing one veto, which is kind of ironic considering he broke the single season veto record. It wasn't too surprising given he was the runaway favorite to win at this stage, provided the Houseguests didn't have a chance to take him out beforehand. Not only were the votes there, but Michael was a unanimous exit. Turner begrudgingly agreed, seemingly worried the votes wouldn't be there. Once Monte secured the veto, he pulled Turner and informed him that now was the time to take a shot at Michael Bruner. Matt Turner secured his third Head of Household win, and while he originally intended to target Brittany Hoopes, Monte Taylor had other plans. Week 10 kicked off with a double eviction, and a pretty big one in terms of Big Brother Season 24. Played For Veto: Michael, Turner, Alyssa, Brittany, Monte, Taylor.(Image credit: CBS) Week 10 (September 8th) Turner Is The HOH
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