Celebrity Big Brother 3 | February 22 Roundtable Week 3

[@loriclydesdale7358]

Talking who to vote for, I disliked how badly Cynthia treated and talked about Shanna, I would never vote fir Tawdry Todrick, but I would vote for Miesha and hold my nose, at least she was a great competitor.

[@lisadavis7543]

I couldn’t have gotten through this season without Melissa. True Story.

[@Elsa4U]

I would be embarrassed if I were Cynthia. What was she doing in that house. She knew nothing ?

[@marcusmelancon3426]

I think in Todricks mind since most didn’t like Miesha in the house that no matter what if he went to the end with her he would win and not realizing he’s coming off worse then she is to them and the public in general and that may cost him some jobs

[@HaleyVic17]

Miesha, please win!

[@Elsa4U]

So are they voting 3 ways ?

[@hugeNDfan4life]

Big D was drawing this dead

[@gobobilly]

Now let's rate everyone on how good or bad the houseguests handled how this experience will affect their PR and careers. What are the chances that Miesha and Todrick have a pact to split the money? Is that a thing that could happen?

[@brechtian802]

I think if they want to retire Celebrity Big Brother they should use this format for some sort of Legends season and get the greats to return for a month.

[@c.j.forever7990]

How about how back to just unknowns...enough celebrity crap and bringing back used goods...

[@lynnparson2347]

Vote Carson

[@c.j.forever7990]

That show has gone so far down the sh*Tyler not even a plunger can unclog it

[@Bmkmusic]

I just gotta say, I've lost a lot of respect for the RHAP community through the course of this season, including people on the podcasts. If you're fans of the show and the strategy, shouldn't you be rooting for the people who played the best game? I get that people don't like Todrick and Miesha--I'm with you on that--but they've played the best game and it's not even in question. I'm disgusted by some of the things Todrick has said about people personally, however, isn't that separate from the game? Aren't fans making it personal against him? Isn't that hypocritical? Seeing self proclaimed fans of the show rooting for people like Lamar because they 'like' them better is just bizarre to me - he has no idea how the game works and has to have the veto explained to him weekly - and THAT's who think deserves to win? Seriously? I get that you like him better, I do too--but don't we rail on juries for voting personally and being bitter? Isn't that exactly what the fan community is doing here? It's just gross. The whole season has been bad and I can't wait for it to be over, but the fan community has made it worse this season in my opinion - and I know, it's just my opinion and everyone has one. Still a RHAP fan--I've been here since the beginning and I'm not going anywhere, but dang, it's just been pretty messed up this month here.

[@heykaylc23]

Using Todrick's campaign against Shanna as an example, he used personal points (that she was wearing too revealing clothing, only married into fame, ex) to paint her as this this person without "integrity" this "devil you don't know". So he while he used game-related talking points (shown in the show) he also used ungame-related talking points (shown on the feeds) to get his agenda pushed. This resulted in the rest of the house gossiping/dog piling on Shanna in a more personal manner. So personal is no longer separated from the game. And how he treated Chris K and took the fact that Chris was saying his name very personal. So Todrick can't keep game and personal feelings separate in that instance but now is expecting other jurors to so he can grab the win??? In my mind, he''s dug this hole for himself especially as the celebs can get out and see what you are saying about them this season. If he had just kept most of his misgivings towards people game related or just owned up to his occasional villainy I think he'd have more respect. Taran has mentioned that Todrick completed an interesting game move, I think they all realize that but the way Todrick went about some if his game moves were not palatable to people. Todrick is also playing with really dumb players, I doubt he'd be able to get this done on a regular season. I think there's also a difference between voting bitter when someone that bested you kept things and how they treated you very much related to game events only versus voting bitter when someone does the former but also adds on personal attacks about who you are or how you conduct yourself even outside of the game to get you ousted. Especially with a jury that can watch the live feed clips/show after and with celebs with huge egos, it's not good game playing from a social aspect. The jury typically wants to like who they award the money to.

[@Bmkmusic]

@@heykaylc23 I guess I was not clear. I agree with what your saying about how he's treated the jury - if I got out of the house and heard he was saying the stuff he's said about Shanna about me, I would not want to vote for him either - that's on him, he did that. With Todrick I'm more agitated by fans pissed off by him being personal and then turning around and trashing him - that makes people hypocrites. All you have to do is look at the chat replay from this very podcast to see examples of that. AND, he has been trashed (in a personal manner) on the actual podcasts at times--not by Taran, by other guests - I just think you lose all credibility with that. I agree Todrick played poorly and when he doesn't win it's his fault. I'm mostly referring to Miesha who has clearly played a good game and yet fans are rooting for people they like over her - again, their prerogative - however you can't rail on juries for voting personally or being bitter when that's exactly what you're doing. Just like people in the house turn their opponents into the devil in order to justify moves against them, fans do the same and in some cases go even lower than the houseguests themselves--this is what I don't like. This is what I think is ugly. This is what makes me ashamed to be a fan of this show sometimes - the FANS taking it too far. It's a freaking TV show, get over it people.

[@heykaylc23]

@@Bmkmusic ahhhhhh okay I see where you're coming from now. I think I was too tired when I responded to you. Yeah completely agree on Miesha as well. She wasn't my favorite player to watch in the house but I respect the presence she brought to the show and how she completely crushed this season. She also gave us someone to root for/against depending on where your sentiments lied which always makes the game more interesting as a viewer. I wonder if she wasn't associated with Todrick what the fan reception of her would be. And yeah it's perfectly fine to critique Todrick and his moves and decisions within the game but people can get extremely vicious. From what I can see, it seems that since people think Todrick is a bad person they feel justified in treating him as they see fit or applying that same treatment Todrick gave others onto him or within their respective circles online or even on his own SM profiles, which to each their own, but it only increases the sometimes useless, unconstructive negativity that can hamper the show. Definitely the ugly side of the fan base for sure. I also wish people would be a bit more mindful cause it's things like this that detract people from coming on the show.

[@Itisaboutangeltoday]

I don’t understand why folks are hard on Todrick. He is just playing the game. Everyone has to be voted off soon or later. The finally vote should be based on how hard they played. We know it’s Todrick and Meisha . The vote should not be on who like each other. Cynthia and Lamar won nothing, Todd only won taste test.

[@jaredshapiro7408]

Todrick’s not unpopular because he plays the game. Sure, he’s a villain strategically, but people are mad about the personal things he’s said about other houseguests.

[@brookee6047]

While his game moves like turning Carson and Cynthia against Shanna are impressive, he uses personal tactics like talking about family members, how women dress, and falsely calling straight men homophobic as a way to get ahead. He’s not a good player because the game is not played for you to involve such personal matters. He’s a bully and has also done a number of awful things outside the house. To everyone, this show just displayed his character x10. That’s why we don’t like him.

[@Love_maui_2017]

Because he was VILE when he didn’t have to be and that’s why Jury Game Play is important too, he played himself

[@homesetup506]

Because he’s a vile person.

[@marcusmelancon3426]

People aren’t even mad about him playing the game they are mad at the personal elements that he brought into the game I already didn’t care for him when it was revealed he don’t be paying people that work for him