History YMMV / BigBrother

* MoralEventHorizon:
** The SignatureScene of Big Brother 19 is pretty much everyone (Sans Mark, Kevin, Elena, and Ramses early on) in the backyard yelling at Jessica and Cody at Paul's bequest. Moments like these pretty much solidified the house as the most ''hated'' house this side of Big Brother 9 and 15, with ''[[BeyondTheImpossible Cameron]]'' (Evicted ''Day one'') being more liked than ''half the house''. Even poor Megan (who was hated ''inside'' the house but not outside), who walked from the agony she faced inside the house, and sweet-natured Jillian, (who was ''[[DisasterDominoes severely]]'' unlucky throughout her short run), were more beloved than these contestants. The fact that the final five have only ''one'' contestant at near the top of the popularity ratings (Kevin, the one ''on the outs'' with the rest) while the other four aside from neutral-rated base-breaker Josh are circling the drain at the bottom, shows how shitty things got in the end.
*** Cody and Jessica themselves crossed it repeatedly beforehand for some viewers, making extremely hateful, transphobic comments (Cody), treating other houseguests poorly in-general (including the aforementioned Megan-hate which they helped spearhead), making racist comments (Jessica), bodyshaming people (Jessica), and betraying their alliance.
** Brett crosses it in Big Brother 20 when he verbally trashes Rockstar live on the same night that her daughter is celebrating her tenth birthday and almost certainly watching at home. Rockstar herself calls it "disgusting" ''several'' times.
** Memphis and several other houseguests in Big Brother 22 crossed the line by making fun of Ian for being Autistic and laughing about it without remorse. All of their reputations soon tanked horribly, with Nicole F losing her sponsors and Memphis recieving death threats for instigating the incident.
** Ika crossed it in the infamous scene where she callously shredded the housemates' letters from home in BB Canada 2, though it wasn't the shredding of the letters that did it it-- it was how she came to the conclusion of wanting to do it. She spoke candidly thinking she wasn't going to be monitored by the other people in the house, saying some incredibly cold-blooded and vengeful things, and gleefully shredded several (and regretting a select few she had to destroy)... only to see them after destroying the letters and get rightfully cussed out and flipped off. She had a right to take the $5,000 check because Ika knew nobody in the house was going to keep her safe from eviction, but showed too much delight in screwing over the house in a very sadistic manner.
** Big Brother 23:
*** Sarah Beth putting the beloved Derek X on the block as a backdoor eviction was the moment that solidified her status as a villain to most viewers. And if not that, then her directly telling the viewers that “America can wipe their ass with the BB bucks” was what did it.
*** Xavier turning the entire Cookout alliance, except for [[OnlySaneWoman Hannah]], against the eventual AFP winner Tiffany was the moment that solidified his villainy to viewers. Between him doing this in response to her throwing away her closest ally for them, a move that the viewers saw as selfless but Xavier painted to the other houseguests as selfish, along with him convincing the alliance members to go even further and discredit everything else that she did, soured most viewers’ opinion on him for the rest of the game.
*** Azah lost most of her remaining fans when she targeted [[TheCutie Hannah]] during the double eviction, despite Hannah just losing her only ally Tiffany, Hannah making it clear beforehand that she wanted to work with Azah but Azah refusing to even consider it ([[EvilIsPetty even going so far as to state in a Confession Cam that she was fine with getting fourth place as long as she could guarantee that Hannah would lose]]) in spite of Hannah being nothing but nice to her the whole season along with Kyland and Xavier clearly being bigger threats to Azah’s game, making it clear that Azah’s move was spite-based rather than strategy-based, and ultimately resulting in making Hannah spend the entire episode looking like she really needed to cry. Her following this up in the live feeds by mocking Hannah for looking scared, among other mean-spirited comments about her, certainly didn’t help.
*** Kyland arguably had ''three'' of these, ensuring that no one could possibly take his mantle of BigBad. The first moment that made viewers turn on him was his [[CorruptTheCutie corruption of Sarah Beth]] by emotionally isolating her from the rest of the house, and as a result preventing her from having any kind of support network in the house except for him. Sarah Beth seemed to consider the whole situation as outright emotional abuse based on her statements in the Jury House. ''Then'', once the Cookout got to final six, he immediately targeted both Tiffany and Hannah, the two remaining fan favorites, on the grounds that he considered neither of them deserving winners for the season. Most viewers saw this decision as outright sexism considering [[TheLoad Derek F]] was still in the game despite sleeping through most of the season and winning zero challenges, making Kyland’s attempt to argue that Derek F deserved to win more than Tiff or Hannah (who both won multiple challenges and were clearly much more active strategists than DF) come across as nonsensical. And ''then'', if he still had anyone rooting for him, Kyland tried to pick a fight with Xavier while being evicted by telling him he was a bad role model for his nephew, even pushing him on it repeatedly until Julie Chen scolded him into leaving.
** Todrick Hall became one of the show's most hated players. Him and Miesha shifting the eviction to Shanna was in many ways seen as some brilliant gameplay... but when Shanna was evicted? Todrick Hall decided to KickTheDog in one of the most brutal ways: Shanna had explained about the time she was robbed and the burglar said "Don't be hard on me". Todrick said ''this quote verbatim'' to Shanna as she left. It would be one thing if he [[InnocentlyInsensitive didn't know this happened]], but he ''knew'' it did - meaning he did this ''just to hurt her''.
** Zach Nielson did this in the eleventh Season of Canada when he tried to ''blackmail Hope'' into being punished by production the second he realised ''he'' was going to be the Replacement Nominee ''and'' tried to talk Ty and Dan into quitting as well.

** Cody from US Season 19. He without a doubt could be a serious asshole, making some hateful transphobic remarks and treating a lot of the houseguests very poorly. After they decided they had enough of it, the other houseguests chose to turn the tables and subject Cody to a [[HumiliationConga massive hazing]] by the ''entire'' house. Additionally, his girlfriend is evicted right before jury, and lo and behold: JerkassHasAPoint in Paul being the mastermind and almost everyone left in the house being crazy and/or mentally unstable. It was definitely not an easy week for him, and its up to the viewers to decide if this is a case of KickTheDog or KickTheSonOfABitch.

* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Zach from S16 (U.S.). Many fans are either shipping him with Victoria, Frankie or Frankie's sister, Music/ArianaGrande. In fact, the shipping for Zach is so intense that the fandom has even resorted to getting into ShipToShipCombat with each other. Unfortunately, for all of these shippers, Zach is most likely to be with ''none'' of them, since Zach isn't overly fond of Victoria, said that he is heterosexual, and Ariana, um....
** Victoria, too. There's the mentioned [[WhenAJerklovesATsundere Zachtoria]], [[AdamAndEvePlot Beast Mode Princess]] [[note]]after Caleb and Victoria were handcuffed together as Adam and Eve after a challenge[[/note]], [[PerkyFemaleMinion Derrick/Victoria]], Victoria and Hayden, [[PseudoRomanticFriendship Nictoria]] (Nicole and Victoria), and people who approve of the show's brief tab at a Victoria/Hayden/Nictoria love triangle ship all three, together/

** Tyler/his inflatable cow Moo-lan in BB22.

{{Trope}}s with their own subpages:

** Marissa Jaret Winokur in the first US version of ''Celebrity Big Brother''. Many felt that Ross Mathews was robbed and that most of the jury was voting for her on principle. However, as time went on, people started to point out she got WhatMeasureIsANonBadass treatment by the fandom, and that she deserved it due to a more social game. (The fact that she was more interested in the game than her career also helped.) She later returned to co-host a post-eviction special with Ross Mathews for ''Big Brother 20'', which helped soften some hatred towards her.

* WhatMeasureIsANonBadass: Anyone deemed "undeserving" or simply didn't play the kind of game that people didn't like them. Typically, if you wind up taken over someone or actually have someone backstab their alliance in order to take you further, then you've certainly done ''something'' right.
** Nicole expected this to be pulled on Dr. Will in Season 2. Which ironically, she becomes one herself, due to fans forgetting that she was the power player in Season 2.
** Kalia, Shelly, and Porsche have had this. A lot of people dislike their gameplay, despite being as skilled in the game as others and clearly ''not'' being it.
*** Porsche got this ''hard'' against the Vets. She was criticised of taking the offer of safety that ''the veterans offered her'' and for aligning with people who wouldn't have dropped her at final six.
** Surprisingly averted with Jordan in Season 13 - despite literally being ''carried'' in ''both'' seasons she's on, everyone claims that she is a better competitor for having won a luxury competition and only one [=HOH=]. Then again, everyone will agree that it's her game to lose if Porsche didn't cut her off at final 4.
** In-universe: Everyone (especially Zach) thinks that Victoria is too passive and acts like she's in summer camp (as opposed to playing in Big Brother.) Dr. Will points out that she made it to the finals with her social game, and that she was playing the game while ''Zach'' was the one in summer camp.
** Then there's [=BB17=]'s ''winner'' Steve Moses. He's accused of floating his way to the end and only winning because he wasn't against Vanessa, which some claim is just because he got lucky that the last question in the Final HOH was a random tidbit from John. Quite a few have claimed he's undeserving of the million and that Vanessa should have won. This is ignoring the fact that Vanessa wouldn't have taken him because she wanted a girl to win and still didn't vote for him in the end, and despite the fact his game was miles better than Liz's, who was practically non existent.
** Big Brother 6 Canada's winner, Paras. The fact she won ''period'' is seen by some as anti-climactic and a "Bitter jury". Kaela and Derek were much more active, whereas Paras intentionally [[ObfuscatingStupidity played dumb]], then [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass became nigh untouchable at the end]]. Paras actually played ''very'' similarly to "Dr. Will".
** Taylor Hale got hit with this by fans in the US's 24th season - her game being more of a ''social'' game rather than a competition oriented game. Even though she was nominated ''six'' times, she managed to survive while not [[{{Determinator}} losing her composure]].

* [[TheScrappy/BigBrother The Scrappy]]

* TaintedByThePreview:
** [=BB22=] because a lot of the cast had pre-game connection(s) and thus it impacted the game.
** The 11th season of the Canadian version was highly controversial because they announced that the live feeds would be removed and replaced with "Digital Dailies", essentially a version of "After Dark". Fans were ''not'' impressed.

** In Celebrity Big Brother 3, Todd rolling his eyes and shaking his head at so many things that [[TheScrappy Todrick]] said during his Final 2 speech was some disrespect that many fans loved to see.

** Andy (15) joking at the Final Three that he caught Elissa engaging in a [[ADateWithRosiePalms double-hander]] with no sheets or anything and that she said she didn't give a f-ck about her fans or that they were being filmed nationally and her "Elissersice" workout is actually a hypnotism project that turns you into a Nazi and makes you fatter. What a rat bastard!

** The woeful fate of the late Jade Goody. She behaved excessively bad on the show, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jade_Goody but one look at her biography proves she had a very troubled background.]] And as a result of all the wickedness in her life, it seems she was afflicted with cancer and it was cut short. God rest her poor, tortured soul.

** In the 9th season of Canada, Kiefer. Within the house, he was fairly well liked. However, he had ''quite'' the silent hatedom outside the house, with some people even [[UnfortunateImplications citing him as being "White passing" or "using his race to get sympathy"]].

** Raven is very lovable and dorky and she's also the type to get easily excited over things. She shows to be enthusiastic and perky come every eviction vote with Julie. Raven was also the one who wanted temporary tattoos after the "Inked & Evicted" challenge ended. Her showmance partner Matt chose a temptation where he was made to dress as a ballerina. Raven is a dance teacher, so, naturally, after the challenge ends, he gave his tutu for her to wear for fun. However, her adorable personality is later on tainted and viewed in a more negative light as she reveals that underneath her cutesy persona, there lies a very nasty and violent personality. She's not as cute when she's bullying people or exploding in anger at others. The fact that she constantly embellishes stuff about her real life does not make her the least bit endearing.

** Danielle Reyes's loss in Season 3 US. Was it a case of a legitimately bitter jury (As their reasons for voting against Danielle were how she smack-talked them in the diary room and once they were out) or was it a case of LaserGuidedKarma since Danielle knew the rules going in (as this was the ''second'' season following the changed format) and the producers simply DidntThinkThisThrough. One thing that they can agree with was the ObviousRulesPatch made to season 4 - in which the jury is seqestered specifically to prevent this from happening.

*** In Big Brother 14, Ian was protrayed like a weirdo by production and was mocked by his fellow houseguests for his mannerisms. Ian would later admit in Season 22, that he was diagnosed as Autistic. Unfortunately not every houseguest in Big Brother 22 knew of that fact, and ''more'' mocking of Ian was done in that season (which ultimately caused Nicole F. to lose a sponsorship deal in the process).

* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** Big Brother 16 (US) seemed almost like a response to Big Brother 15, which was criticized for having a ''very'' unlikable cast. 16 featured a much more pleasant cast (Sans Frankie and Zach) but it seemed to [[SubvertedTrope come with the cost of any gameplay]] with only a few players seemingly aware of what was going on in the house. However, [[StrawmanHasAPoint most people who watch the season will cite]] Derrick's game as being an impressive, and [[SceneryPorn having some of the most beautifully designed competitions ever]].
** Big Brother 20 (US) had shaped up to be this - no [[StuntCasting veterans, exports from other shows, or relatives of alumni]], a [[SceneryPorn rather active looking house design and some really nice looking sets]], the house was split practically down the middle, multiple blindsides, and no repeating head of households until the final eight with a Jury Battle-Back looming.
** After 2020, CBS passed a policy that their reality shows ''must'' have a cast of at least 50% BIPOC[[labelnote:Explanation]]Black Indigenous People Of Colour[[/labelnote]] to better represent the country.
** 24's casting was praised for having a lot of [[AscendedFanboy ascended fans]], older players, but also for casting more than one hispanic player, something Big Brother 23 was criticised for. It was also praised for casting two players of middle eastern descent, a group that are still ''very'' underrepresented in western media.

* CaptainObviousReveal: In US Season 14, the fact that the coaches would be joining the game was treated as a foregone conclusion by everyone for the first 3 weeks, to the extent that every conversation about the coaches joining the game was treated as a "when", not "if". So by the time the week 3 eviction comes around and Julie reveals that there is a chance the game will reset and the coaches will join as players, she gets pity surprise from the houseguests at best.

** Marissa Jaret Winokur in the first US version of ''Celebrity Big Brother''. Many felt that Ross Mathews was robbed and that most of the jury was voting for her on principle. However, as time went on, people started to point out she got WhatMeasureIsANonBadass treatment by the fandom, and that she deserved it. (The fact that she was more interested in the game than her career also helped.) She later returned to co-host a post-eviction special with Ross Mathews for ''Big Brother 20'', which helped soften some hatred towards her.

* BadassDecay: Some say this happened with Neda's return for Season 5. On Season 2 she was seen as a brilliant and charismatic [[TheChessmaster chess master]], and in the years following she was considered one of the all time Canadian fan favorites and one of the best North American players to never win. Within the first few days of Season 5, the fans vote to give her immunity until jury. This causes the other players to be resentful towards her, and also leads to her becoming complacent within the game. The moment her immunity runs out during a double eviction, she is sent out the door, far earlier than most Season 2 fans would have hoped for her.

** Grace Adams Short's HeelRealization about how much the audience hated her, prompting her to sob that she'd never been unpopular in her life. She would be assaulted only one month after the season ended - when in a fight outside a nightclub led to her getting scarred with cigarette burns.

** *In Big Brother 12, Enzo is shown to have a supporting wife rooting for him in the game. Fast-foward to a decade later in Big Brother 22, and Enzo mentions he got divorced on live TV.

** The infamous David's Dead incident in Celebrity UK 2016, where just 3 months later, the David (Gest) that Tiffany thought had died sleeping in his bed at that time ended up being actually dead.
** Jane Goody insulting an Indian celebrity on Celebrity UK 2007, then coming onto the Indian version of Big Brother (hosted by Shilpa herself, after the two had made up) and receiving a [[LethalDiagnosis deadly cancer diagnosis]] two days in and being forced to pull out and later dying from it... ''damned cruel.''
** Frankie mourning the loss of his grandfather in BB 16... only for Derrick to ''also'' lose his grandfather that same week.
** All those jokes that Frankie envies his sister's popularity are harder to swallow after one of Ariana's concerts was targeted by terrorists ''because'' it drew so many young fans and the bombers wanted to slay children.
** 9/11 taking place during Big Brother 2 and one of the contestants learning her cousin was missing... because she would later come to learn that cousin had been killed.
** In the final moments of the live feed for Big Brother 19 before they shut it down for the finale later in the evening, Paul is seen changing the battery on his body mic for the ninth and final time, remarking that this will be his last battery change, and hopefully it won't precede the last time he was in the house, "when I played myself." Unfortunately for Paul, that's EXACTLY what happened: he lost in a carbon copy of his defeat in Big Brother 18, 5-4, beaten out by the one person whose game was seen as less unlikable than his. This season, he bragged about never going up on the block once and made it to the final two... and because of that, he lost in the ''[[YankTheDogsChain most]]'' painful way possible AGAIN.
** Kent Blackwelder's chain smoking habits in ''Big Brother 2'' were so bad, he blew through all his cigarettes and production ''cut him off'' of cigarettes when he requested more. This forced him to try to quit smoking in the house. Later, he died at the age of 62 near the end of 2017 because a long lifetime of smoking had brought on complications to his health.
** UK Series 11 is known for launching the media career of winner Josie Gibson, but also the Website/YouTube career of professional troll Sam Pepper. At one point Sam was admonished for going way too far while "jokingly" sexually harassing Josie by thrusting his crotch in her face while he had to wear a revealing outfit for a task. A few years later his Website/YouTube career was destroyed by another prank seen as a sex offense, along with allegations of actual sexual assault.

** Grace Adams Short's HeelRealization about how much the audience hated her, prompting her to sob that she'd never been unpopular in her life. She would be assaulted only one month after the season ended - when in a fight outside a nightclub led to her getting scarred with cigarette burns.
** In Big Brother 1 in the US, Brittany has a job as a pharmaceutical representative who tests different drugs in the lab. William cracks a funny joke that this is a cover for being a drug pusher. Fast forward to Season 9 and that actually happened with Adam Jasinki using his winnings to finance a drug ring that was later busted by cops and having to go into rehab. Worse, houseguest David Gest of Celebrity Big Brother got very sick and later died due to misuse of drugs.
** The competition in BB 2 where it was said to be constitutional to fire people based on their sexuality from workplaces and fellow closeted homosexual now out in the open Bunky joked, "[[SelfDeprecation YEAH! Fire all the gays!]]" This is before the gay rights movements erupted in the next decade and an ''intensely'' controversial and highly publicized legal case [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colorado_Civil_Rights_Commission over a gay wedding cake]] galvanized the public.
** During Will Kirby's interviews of the houseguests at the afterparty of Big Brother 19 on September 20, 2017, the night of the finale, Will nicknamed Alex "Music/TomPetty", because she wore a "[[EvilIsPetty PETTY]]" hat throughout the season. Just twelve days later, on October 2, 2017, Tom Petty died of a heart attack.
** The David Gest incident on Celebrity Big Brother becomes this after it became clear Gest really ''was'' sick to the point he had to walk off the game and later ''did'' die from poor health brought on by drug abuse and some of his houseguest friends came to attend his funeral.
** A few weeks into Big Brother 20, rumours started spreading that Bayleigh had gotten pregnant by Swaggy C while in the house. This prompted a storm of memes and jokes on social media about the alleged Big Brother baby, including multiple "Swayleigh Fetus" joke accounts. These jokes stopped almost immediately after the end of the season, when Bayleigh revealed that she and Swaggy did conceive a child in the house, but she had a miscarriage in the jury house.
** Chilltown's antics became a lot harder to watch after Mike Boogie was arrested for threatening and stalking Dr. Will.
** Once Maki was evicted in Big Brother Canada 7, he summons (figurative) plague on his house as he was leaving. Unfortunately, the following year, a [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic real plague]] forced production to end on Big Brother Canada 8 early.
** On Big Brother Canada 4, Nikki is finally chosen as a have-not and has a meltdown at the thought of having to go on slop. The show plays it for laughs, but Nikki has disclosed her lifelong struggle with anorexia multiple times outside the house, which provides a darker context for her reluctance to go on an unappetizing meal plan for a week. In 2021, Nikki passed away from complications related to anorexia, taking the incident from mildly funny to borderline unwatchable.
** Creator/JimmySavile's appearance on ''Celebrity Big Brother'' UK in 2006 naturally falls under this. [[https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/jimmy-saviles-chilling-comments-big-26648447 Not only did he engage in his typical creepy behaviour]], but this exchange eerily predicted the fall-out following his death.
--->'''Pete Burns:''' He'll take his secrets to his grave and beyond, Mr Savile.
--->'''George Galloway:''' Nobody's secrets survive the grave.

* WereStillRelevantDammit: Big Brother 20's house, despite being rather colourful and active in terms of its design, kind of falls into this with its "Tech" theme and the entire wall of Fidget Spinners. Though, considering that Pop TV gave out Fidget Spinners as gifts to the final three houseguests last season and one wouldn't know this outside of watching After Dark or the live feeds of BB 19, the wall is just continuing the fun in an exaggerated matter that everyone will now see.

** Kalia, Shelly, and Porsche have had this. A lot of people dislike their gameplay, despite being as skilled in the game.
*** Porsche got this ''hard'' against the Vets.

*** Taylor’s Karma [[note]]Every time a houseguest became particularly antagonist toward houseguest Taylor Hale, they would by sheer coincidence end up getting evicted shortly after. Paloma is the ringleader of turning the house against Taylor during the first week, and ends up being the first gone due to self-eviction for mental health reasons. Pooch sets up a scheme to get Taylor out the second week, but it backfires in an EpicFail and he goes home instead. Then her three biggest bullies, Ameerah, Nicole, and Daniel, all get sent home back-to-back-to-back due to them being outside of the newly-formed dominant Leftovers alliance. Then, after making remarks about wanting to throw hot soup in Taylor’s face, Indy ends up being the first to go to Jury simply because she had the misfortune of being the most convenient person to target that week. She’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully the next week, Jasmine, simply because of Jasmine’s waning popularity in general. The next week, houseguest Kyle [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain attempts to rally the white houseguests against the black houseguests, which would include Taylor]], only for everyone to get fed up with him and send him home instead. He’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully Terrance the next week due to Terrance proving himself as a mild threat shortly beforehand, and finally houseguest Brittany ends up on the chopping block two weeks later after attempting to turn the vote against Taylor the week before, simply because the remaining houseguests liked her the least. With the exceptions of [[TokenGoodTeammate Joseph]], [[TooPowerfulToLive Michael]], and [[TheDitz Alyssa]], Taylor’s Karma can be said to have completely determined the season’s eviction order.[[/note]]

*** Taylor’s Karma [[note]]Every time a houseguest became particularly antagonist toward houseguest Taylor Hale, they would by sheer coincidence end up getting evicted shortly after. Paloma is the ringleader of turning the house against Taylor during the first week, and ends up being the first gone due to self-eviction for mental health reasons. Pooch sets up a scheme to get Taylor out the second week, but it backfires in an EpicFail and he goes home instead. Then her three biggest bullies, Ameerah, Taylor, and Daniel, all get sent home back-to-back-to-back due to them being outside of the newly-formed dominant Leftovers alliance. Then, after making remarks about wanting to throw hot soup in Taylor’s face, Indy ends up being the first to go to Jury simply because she had the misfortune of being the most convenient person to target that week. She’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully the next week, Jasmine, simply because of Jasmine’s waning popularity in general. The next week, houseguest Kyle [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain attempts to rally the white houseguests against the black houseguests, which would include Taylor]], only for everyone to get fed up with him and send him home instead. He’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully Terrance the next week due to Terrance proving himself as a mild threat shortly beforehand, and finally houseguest Brittany ends up on the chopping block two weeks later after attempting to turn the vote against Taylor the week before, simply because the remaining houseguests liked her the least. With the exceptions of [[TokenGoodTeammate Joseph]], [[TooPowerfulToLive Michael]], and [[TheDitz Alyssa]], Taylor’s Karma can be said to have completely determined the season’s eviction order.[[/note]]

*** Taylor’s Karma [[note]]Every time a houseguest became particularly antagonist toward houseguest Taylor Hale, they would by sheer coincidence end up getting evicted shortly after. Paloma is the ringleader of turning the house against Taylor during the first week, and ends up being the first gone due to self-eviction for mental health reasons. Pooch sets up a scheme to get Taylor out the second week, but it backfires in an EpicFail and he goes home instead. Then her three biggest bullies, Ameerah, Taylor, and Daniel, all get sent home back-to-back-to-back due to them being outside of the newly-formed dominant Leftovers alliance. Then, after making remarks about wanting to throw hot soup in Taylor’s face, Indy ends up being the first to go to Jury simply because she had the misfortune of being the most convenient person to target that week. She’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully the next week, Jasmine, simply because of Jasmine’s waning popularity in general. Two weeks later, houseguest Kyle [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain attempts to rally the white houseguests against the black houseguests, which would include Taylor]], only for everyone to get fed up with him and send him home instead. He’s followed by Taylor’s biggest remaining bully Terrance the next week due to Terrance proving himself as a mild threat shortly beforehand, and finally houseguest Brittany ends up on the chopping block three weeks later after attempting to turn the vote against Taylor the week before, simply because the remaining houseguests liked her the least. With the exceptions of [[TokenGoodTeammate Joseph]], [[TooPowerfulToLive Michael]], and [[TheDitz Alyssa]], Taylor’s Karma can be said to have completely determined the season’s eviction order.[[/note]]