'Big Brother': David and Kevin are on the block, disappointed fans call it a 'boring and predictable' season
The showrunners of 'Big Brother' Season 22 are putting in a lot of effort to make it as interesting as possible for fans but they seem to have checked out. Some have even called it "predictable" after Cody Calafiore puts David Alexander and Kevin "KC" Campbell on the block. The nominees for elimination are not shocking because they have been on the crosshairs for a long time now and that was exactly why they were targetted again.
Fans are now bored of Cody promising to make moves and failing to deliver. Ahead of the nomination ceremony, he shared how it was time to ruffle feathers and then chose to put David and Kevin on the block, who are comparatively weaker players, fans have pointed out.
On the show's official Facebook page, fans have come forward and posted their disappointment about how every week it's been the same story. "This season is a snore-fest. I think I predicted every nomination. Maybe it will get better once the alliance has to turn on each other," a user shared while another posted: "Can we get any more boring continuing to put up Kevin and David... come on!"
"This is a boring season, the weakest people were being targets and if you didn't comply with the committee alliance you would be targeted. Love mama dae and Janell went too soon. Can't stand Memphis and Christmas and I wish Kevin don't go home this week," a viewer commented while another responded: "no big moves ever. So boring and predictable."
A viewer wrote: "The person who wins veto should decide who gets replaced on the block instead of HOH, would make it more interesting. Always the same old same old storyline." Another said, "I’m disappointed that the same type of people get picked off early on. It’s getting predictable. They should have just got strangers to play and put them in the same process. Hopefully, we’ll see some fireworks on Thursday with the triple eviction!"
Catch all the new episodes of 'Big Brother' Season 22 on CBS every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday at 8/7c. For more information, check your local listings.
