Big Brother Canada Season 1 Episode 20 Week 7 Eviction

In the 20th episode of the first season of Big Brother Canada, tension is high as the houseguests prepare for the week 7 eviction. With only a few players left in the game, alliances are being tested and loyalties are up in the air.

The episode begins with the Head of Household competition, where players must roll a ball across a tilted platform to land in different numbered slots. The houseguest with the highest score after three rounds will win the HOH title. After a competitive game, it's revealed that Andrew, a strong player and previous HOH, has won the challenge and will be the one to nominate two players for eviction.

Andrew chooses to put Sabrina and Rachelle on the block, citing strategic reasons and loyalty to his alliance. However, Sabrina is furious and feels betrayed by Andrew's decision, expressing her anger and frustration to other players in the house. The majority of the house seems to be on board with evicting Rachelle, but nothing is certain as the players continue to strategize and plead their cases to fellow competitors.

The Power of Veto competition is next, and all players participate in a game of skee-ball. The player with the highest score will win the POV and have the ability to veto one of the nominations. In a surprising turn of events, Rachelle wins the power of veto and has the chance to save herself from eviction.

As players scramble to secure votes and alliances, it becomes apparent that the vote will be a close one. Andrew's alliance pushes for Sabrina's eviction, while the other players in the house feel that Rachelle is a bigger threat and should be sent home.

At the eviction ceremony, tensions are high as the players cast their votes. After a nail-biting vote, it's revealed that Rachelle has been evicted from the Big Brother Canada house. She tearfully says goodbye to her fellow houseguests and exits the house, ending her chance at winning the grand prize.

As the episode comes to a close, the remaining players reflect on the eviction and what it means for the future of the game. With only a few competitors left, each decision becomes more crucial and alliances will continue to be tested. The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the first season of Big Brother Canada.