‘Big Brother’ 21 Spoilers: Is America’s Field Trip Different From America’s Favorite Houseguest?
“Big Brother” Season 21 will introduce another twist in the game for the first-ever in the history of the show, and it’s called America’s Field Trip.
Fans of the hit CBS reality TV show may vote for the houseguest that they want to see compete in the latest twist. The top three houseguests who will receive the greatest number of votes will face-off in a competition.
Whoever wins will be safe from eviction for the entire week. However, the third-place finisher will automatically be put up on the block as the week’s third nominee. Voting for America’s Field Trip is now open online via CBS’ official website.
Based on the information on the website, fans of “Big Brother” may vote for their favorite contestant 10 times per day. First America’s Field Trip twist will air two weeks from now.
Meanwhile, some “Big Brother” fanatics are wondering if America’s Field Trip is similar to America’s Favorite Houseguest and the simple answer is that they are very different from each other.
Even though the viewers also vote for their favorite houseguest, whoever wins get to bring home very different prizes. Whoever is crowned as America’s Favorite Houseguest will bring home $25,000.
If this season’s America’s Favorite Houseguest happens to be the winner or the runner-up, he or she will still get to bring home the $500,000 grand prize or the $50,000 consolation prize on top of the $25,000.
In related news, it seems that the Six Shooters alliance have disbanded. Prior to Sam’s eviction last Thursday, the members of the alliance argued with each other. Christie and Jack found out that Holly and Kat actually knew each other before entering the house and they became paranoid.
After Holly and Jackson found out that they knew about Kat, they tried to do some damage control. Unfortunately, it seems a little bit too late for them. Jackson and Jack are up on the block and one of them will be evicted this week.
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