BB22 | Why Ian Lost Week 6 | David Bloomberg & Jessica Lewis
Each week during this season of Big Brother All-Stars, David Bloomberg (@DavidBloomberg) & Jessica Lewis (@jessicalewis89) will talk about why each evicted houseguest is voted out of the BB22 house. For more on David’s Big Brother rules check out his most recent update… What Big Brother 22 Houseguests Should Have Learned. This week, David and Jessica will be joined by RHAP class of 2020 newcomer, JT Tranberg (@JTDoesNYC)
David, Jessica, and JT Tranberg are here to take a deep look at Ian’s game – or at least as deep as they can, considering how Ian was lying low almost the whole time. He still insisted in interviews that it was the right plan and even said he would do it again, but clearly something went wrong. Was Ian evicted due to happenstance and twists like he has suggested or was his own gameplay to blame? What could he have done differently? It’s time to figure out Why Ian Lost.
David Bloomberg extrapolates his seven basic Survivor rules to explain What Big Brother 22 Houseguests Should Have Learned:
1) Scheme and Plot
2) But Don’t Scheme and Plot Too Much/Keep Your Scheming Secret/Don’t Backstab Until You Absolutely Need To
3) Be Flexible!
4) Don’t Let Your Emotions Control You
5) Pretend To Be Nice/Play the Social Game – Act Like an Adult/Don’t Drink Too Much/Don’t Be Lazy or Show Your Bad Habits/Keep Your Politics and Controversial Beliefs To Yourself
6) Don’t Be Too Much of a Threat
7) Trust (Almost) Nobody
Appendix A: The Jury Phase
Conclusion
Wondering why some of your other favourite Big Brother All-Stars lost? Check out the following links:
Big Brother All-Stars | Why Bayleigh Lost Week 5 | David Bloomberg & Jessica Lewis
Big Brother All-Stars | Why ___ Lost Week 4 | David Bloomberg & Jessica Lewis
Big Brother All-Stars | Why ___ Lost Week 2 | David Bloomberg & Jessica Lewis
Big Brother All-Stars | Why ___ Lost | David Bloomberg & Jessica Lewis
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