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That "offer that's too good for someone to refuse" was... very easy to refuse. Like do Grodner and Meehan not know what such an offer is? If he bet the farm, Frenchie had two possible outcomes: Winning his team safety for a second week when he could manipulate the fuck out of people instead and get that anyway OR losing and being the first one evicted because he's the easy target for having won the comp. Turning it down was the correct decision. Cue Grodner's shocked Pikachu face. Did they not think to offer a THIRD week of safety? Then we're talking. Overall, the premiere was... the premiere.

I'm curious if there's going to be a showmance this season since these people know what they're doing. Showmances are bad gameplay because it gives you someone you can trust 100% in the complete public eye, ergo making it way too easy to nominate you both alongside each other. More covert pairs are a smarter tactic - just don't spend so much time with that person that people catch on.

I hate people like Frenchie who label people instantly. I really do. So many people these days judge books by their covers and label them accordingly. It's highly bigoted, and I often get the short end of the stick given my grotesque appearance. I like how Brent just broke down the barriers and was like "I look like this but I'm not all macho." I like Brent accordingly.

(Yes, I'm aware that Frenchie's HOH is Devin levels of bad, and that he's almost certainly the next target.)

Underleveled posted...

Maybe we'll break two curses here - Big Brother being shit, and Season 23s being shit.

I hope so, since most of this cast seems to know what they got themselves into, and we might have the first season in ages to not have any semblance of a showmance.

Based on this first week, though, it's already better than South Pacific (I haven't seen TAR23).
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