[brat.]

nawt missy being t'first target

[Macie Lightfoot]

IT’S BEGINNING x

[brat.]

ah am being DEAD ass x

[Macie Lightfoot]

lmfaooooooo Missy immediately turning the #metoo movement into a strategy exploitation to even up the Lairo/Vokai numbers I CAN’T

[Macie Lightfoot]

also this episode is SURREAL

[brat.]

whew sexy king daddy aaron did that awoooo

[brat.]

D - A - N daaaan!

[Macie Lightfoot]

Double Idolee lmaoooo

[Macie Lightfoot]

[Macie Lightfoot]

A woman being voted out immediately after she raises concerns about a man making her feel uncomfortable is such an....... American concept.

[brat.]

why has t'winnha GONE

[Macie Lightfoot]

The sudden turn this season has taken

This is ****ing DISGUSTING and I feel so betrayed that this season turned so so sooooo dark-sided so quickly

[Macie Lightfoot]

This gaslighting is NAUSEATING holy shiiiiiit

[Macie Lightfoot]

lmfaoooooo production dangling A LITERAL NOTE IN THE JUNGLE such Alison Grodner bull****

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

such Alison Grodner bull****

Okay so I was wrong but I ended up being right??? This is so bad lmao

[Macie Lightfoot]

That was gripping and a lot to process BUT sooooooo dark and disgusting and somehow the show feels like it has reached a new low point. Like I just feel so used and sad and like I need a shower.

Jamal not even looking at anyone on his way out is my forever mood.

[MB.]

I don't really know what to say, other than that may well have been the last episode of this season that I watch

[MB.]

like... I can't believe we just watched the producers self-fellate themselves over how this season was going to ~shine light on women's stories~ for an entire pre-merge, only to reveal the second the merge hits that 80% of the cast have no more empathy or human decency than Chuay ****ing Gahn did all the way back in 2002

Part of me wishes they'd just quietly dropped this season from airing in the first place and given Kellee, Janet and Jamal financial compensation to apologise

[Macie Lightfoot]

I can’t decide what I’m more taken aback by, the show ending in a Kellee/Jamal boot and a presumable Tommy win after all the feminism buildup, Twitter being fake woke and labeling Missy and Elizabeth and Lauren catty ass bitches who are cancerous to feminism, or Facebook for predictably sympathizing with Dan.

Needless to say, there is A LOT to unpack and I will have many thoughts to post when I rewatch this weekend. Because as much as I stanned Kellee and Janet tonight, some of their actions were..... I don’t want to say questionable, but you could very easily take umbrage with Kellee bonding with Missy for two hours over their feelings of Dan only to try to ice her or Janet appointing herself as the spokesperson for all women when no one asked her to, even if her intentions were largely good at heart.

[MB.]

I also can't believe that BB21 is no longer the most darksided CBS reality TV season of 2019

[Headie]

In the words of Lesley Brain... "I have nothing to say"

other than Karishma needs more airtime

[TomC]

This all went very dark, very quickly. Like how does this go from being a golden season to making me so uncomfortable in one double episode?

As Macy said, there's a lot to get your head around here, probably more so than is possible to after one viewing. But I have to say, Dan just needs to go. Aaron's language at tribal was disgusting. I am so disappointed in Elizabeth, Missy, Lauren, and to a lesser extent Elaine for effectively using the situation for leverage in the game. There was SO much at stake here, and it was made to seem SO trivial by some players. I just feel SO sorry for Janet and Kellee. Kellee was ignored, and Janet was scapegoated in the most horrible of ways. It just became so damn dark, and I don't know where the season will go from here?

[Wizard.]

Wtf I was rooting for Missy but screw her she had legitimate uncomfortable feelings about Dan and then completely dismissed them and threw Janet under the bus, but what's even worse is Elizabeth who intentionally went out of her way to make untrue sexual harassment claims because she "needs to do anything to keep the target off her" no wonder the low life scum were so quiet during the tribal.

Is Dan probably creepy and touchy? Yes.
Did he legitimately make some of the woman uncomfortable? Yes.

Although I don't believe that was his intentions, some of the woman did feel that way. And for Missy and Elizabeth to use that as part of their game, well they're getting the hate they deserve and I'm looking forward to the crying apologies at the reunion on finale night.

[Wizard.]

Also yes Aaron and Elaine are trash too for completely dismissing all the claims so they can suck up to the numbers, Lauren is okay as she never said she felt uncomfortable and she just spoke HER truth. Tommy and Janet are angels

I did scream at Karishma saying "Don't leave Janet, we love you very much" cut to her voting Janet out Can we just have a Janet, Karishma, Noura finale?

[Macie Lightfoot]

^ I actually think the Missy situation is a little more complicated than that because from her perspective, the only information she had was that Kellee spent two hours confiding in her about how uncomfortable Dan makes her feel, and then Missy was later informed that Kellee was working on some plan to blindside her. At the very least I'm sure Missy felt hurt and betrayed by this, and it's entirely possible that she could've thought that Kellee was using the Dan stuff as gameplay to keep her blind to the fact that she's targeting her. I definitely don't think the Missy/Elizabeth scene was a good look by any means, but I also think it's gross that they're somehow getting more vitriol on social media than Dan is himself. I think trying to simplify the Kellee/Missy/Elizabeth/Janet issue into "X was right and Y was wrong" is dangerous because it is such a complex situation with so many layers to it, but at the end of the day the person who should be getting the most backlash is Dan. And he's somehow not