Show Julie Chen Moonves. Photo: Courtesy CBS. By John Powell – GlobalTV.com Monte might have made a $750,000 mistake. Instead of sending Turner to the jury house last night Monte kept him over Brittany. Unfortunately, Turner has beaten both Monte and Taylor in the first part of the final Head of Household competition of the season. That means that Taylor and Monte must square off in the second round to see who faces off against Turner in the final round on finale night. The final HoH of the season decides who will sit beside them in front of the jury on finale night and who will be the final member of the jury. By the houseguests’ description on the live feeds afterwards it sounds like the competition involved hanging from a rope as the players were spun around and driven against objects. “I cannot believe I won the one spinning competition! That was insane!” said Turner to Monte and Taylor as they sat in the kitchen. Taylor was picking at a final three dinner Big Brother had provided for them, a steak dinner. “It was a big grip one,” said Taylor detailing how they were tossed all over the place and had to hang on to the ropes as best they could. “That was so crazy.” “It was a good endurance competition though. I just hope the soreness goes away by tomorrow,” said Monte rubbing his shoulders. After Turner and Monte went to bed Taylor stayed up studying her season trivia as she drank coffee at the kitchen table. “I want to go to sleep. I am about to compete in the most important competition of my entire season,” she said shaking her head. The two-hour final of Big Brother airs on Global this Sunday at 8:00 to 10:00 PM ET. Tonight’s Big Brother episode will be a recap show. Fans can vote for America’s Favorite Houseguest at https://www.cbs.com/shows/big_brother/vote/. Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother Season 24 live feeds as of Friday, September 23rd. Read at your own risk! We’ve officially reached the final days of Big Brother Season 24, and what a season it's been to this point. After some wild twists and turns (and even some puking), three Houseguests remain, and they'll compete over the next few days for a chance to at last nab the $750,000 grand prize. It all begins with Part 1 of the Final Head of Household, which gives the winner a huge boost towards potentially winning it all on finale night. Fans watching the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription have been able to watch many of the wins, evictions and more playing out beyond the CBS airings, and we can now confirm the winner of Part 1. So let's get into who won the HOH, and what it'll mean going foward in Part 2. Turner Won The Final HOH Part 1Matt Turner’s steady streak of wins continues, and he scored a major boost by capturing Part 1 of the Final HOH. As always, the winner of Part 1 gets some time to relax while the remaining two Houseguests face off in the second competition. He’ll get to rest up and prepare for Part 3, and he'll likely get to weigh his options for who will be best to take to the finale should he end up winning Part 3. What This Means For Final HOH Part 2Because Turner is free to relax until Part 3, which means Monte Taylor and Taylor Hale will duke it out in Part 2. Suffice to say, this could create some peak drama between them, especially after the infamous “headphone incident” seemingly sent their showmance to an abrupt halt. It’s definitely still up in the air whether there will be any loving feelings to follow once the show is done, but for now, it seems like they’re keeping the peace. As far as who has the advantage in the next competition between Taylor and Monte, it honestly feels like a toss-up. Both have a solid track record in terms of competition wins, and I’d personally add both have had surprisingly weak performances in competitions this season that I would’ve expected them to dominate. That’s true across the board for physical, mental, and skill-based challenges, so it’ll be interesting to see if that continues. One thing I do believe, however, is that Taylor will need to at least win this competition if she has any hope of winning Big Brother. When it comes to competitive accolades in the game, Turner and Monte are sitting about even. The only X factor in this Final Three is that neither have faced the level of adversity in the game that Taylor has, which could go a long way with the jury (assuming they still aren’t in the habit of bullying her). I’m not sure Monte or Turner would want to risk taking Taylor to the Final Two, and would sooner let the jury decide between the two of them who is the most worthy winner for Season 24. I could be completely off though, so we’ll just see how these final days play out and what’s said in the meantime. Big Brother has a special episode on CBS (opens in new tab) on Friday, September 23rd at 8:00 p.m. ET and will air its finale on Sunday, September 25th at 8:00 p.m. ET. The finale should be a blast, especially if Jasmine Davis has another food item she can liken Julie Chen Moonves to. Let’s hope it lives up to the hype of this exciting season! Mick likes good television, but also reality television. He grew up on Star Wars, DC, Marvel, and pro wrestling and loves to discuss and dissect most of it. He’s been writing online for over a decade and never dreamed he’d be in the position he is today. Who won Big Brother HoH tonight?Julie Chen Moonves. Photo: Courtesy CBS.
Who won the second part of HoH on Big Brother?Turner won last night's endurance competition and apparently Monte won the second part held this afternoon. Turner and Monte, who have a final two pact, will now battle it out on finale night for that final HoH and the power to decide who is coming with them to face the jury and who will be joining the jury.
Who won the first HoH on Big Brother?James Revels In The Lap Of Luxury As Big Brother's First HoH.
Who won power of veto on big Brother?It was revealed on the live feeds that Brittany won the Power of Veto and because she did, that guarantees her a spot in the final four.
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