Big Brother Spoilers: Eviction Votes Locked In as Houseguests Set Next Week’s Targets

It’s been quite the week in the Big Brother house, and somehow, it seems like the insanity was only the tip of the iceberg.

As TV Fanatic previously reported, Mickey activated her power and took control of the game.

Initially, she made an enemy in Rylie, who publicly trashed her to anyone that would listen and branded her a “liar.”

The distance between them heightened somewhat when Mickey put him on the block, alongside Kelley and Keanu.

Then, the impossible happened. The pair started to form a bond and seemed to be allies in the house.

Keanu won the Golden Power of Veto and – as expected – removed himself from the block on Monday at the Veto meeting.

Jimmy is the Big Target on Big Brother

Then, in the biggest blindside of the season, Mickey replaced Keanu with her alliance member, Jimmy.

There have been fireworks on the feeds over the last few days, Ashley and Mickey getting into an argument, and Mickey starting to realize that she may not be Morgan’s number one as she first thought.

Big Brother is known for houseguests being in multiple alliances, so there’s some drama brewing overall as we head into week five.

Looking ahead, Mickey wants to see Vince on the block after learning about his plan to flip the vote last week to send Will home instead of Adrian.

Then there’s Ashley, who initially was annoyed that Mickey turned on Jimmy, but the pair has smoothed things over somewhat.

But Ashley remains a big target for the rest of the house, so there’s a chance she could find her way to the block before long.

The game is on the cusp of a significant shift, and it all hinges on the eviction vote.

As of Thursday morning, Jimmy is likely to leave on a unanimous vote. His hopes of one vote from Rachel will be dashed because she won’t want to ruffle too many feathers if she knows her ally is destined for eviction.

Will Jimmy Win the Blockbuster?

Jimmy’s only chance of staying in the game is if he wins the Big Brother Blockbuster, which would leave Kelley and Riley on the block.

If that happens, Kelley would be voted out on a unanimous vote, too.

The only person really safe, either way, going into the eviction, is Riley because he has many allies in the house.

Kelley has won multiple competitions at this point, so she’s a shoo-in for the Big Brother blockbuster.