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105. Derek Frazier (Big Brother 23, 2nd place) [15/16]
Like with Kyland, if I could go back in time and tell myself in the first few weeks of the season that Id have Derek F this low not just for BB23 but on my overall list, Id have called myself crazy. Dont get me wrong, he wouldnt have been particularly high, because he was a do-nothing that sat around the house sleeping and eating and getting by by aligning himself with much, much, much better players, and he seemed kind of unpleasant to have to live with at times, but at least he was a funny, entertaining guy.

But then, also like Kyland, toward the end of the game, he completely threw away any good will I had toward him. After spending the game being in on things due in no small part to Azah, not to mention the fact that she spent a ton of her time defending some of his uncouth behaviors, he had the fucking nerve to tell her that he dragged her to the end and that she owed him. Im not saying that Azah played a fantastic game or anything, but she wasnt a fat lazy slob who was constantly threatening the harmony of the Cookout and came in dead last in almost every single competition. She didnt shout out a cocky, Im okay with that, baby! when she was put on the block because she knew she actually had to fight to stay in the game, while everyone wanted to take Big Ds ass to the end because they knew they were a slam dunk to win against him. And for the final two weeks of the season, he not only shoved his view of their relationship down her throat in a very bully-like manner, but down our throats as well. This continued right up to the end of the finale, where this delusional dude actually tried to say that he was just as responsible as the rest of the Cookout for their success, but couldnt back this claim up with hard facts, and in fact, from our point of view, bore the least responsibility in their success, largely due to not having a partner in the Master Plan (probably because nobody would ever vote to evict him over anybody who was even a tiny bit of a threat). It was very uncomfortable, very delusional, and you know what? The revelation that he came into the house saying he wanted to be on TV really made his entertainment value seem so contrived that I really dont want to give him too much credit for that, either.

104. A TAR team that was neither eliminated going into the hiatus nor dropped out due to the hiatus