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I'm a huge fan of RHAP and whenever I hear Rob or the LFC talk about reading Reddit comments, I get excited that they could be reading my content. Double points when a former player is a guest on one of the podcasts and talks about this subreddit.

I've never been apart of a big fandom like Star Wars or the like so this is it - this is my super fandom! I appreciate that there is a group that loves it as much as I do.

Fessy! Self-awareness and being humble really works for him. Being an absolute BB idiot was comical at first, but got frustrating the last two weeks. He redeems himself in my eyes by admitting how stupid he was. His breakdown of all of their missteps with Haleigh was funny and his immediate apology and genuine hug to Scottie was so charming. Then he tops it off with a final "I'm so stupid!" which encompasses his entire game and now he is downright lovable again. He is an idiot, but he's our idiot.

Have they talked about it? This is my fav comp so I'm excited to find out where everyone hid theirs.

The only one I heard was that he called Sam "F'ing crazy". Sam is not having a very good day. Curious what the other Zings were.

...and what does it take to be considered a superfan? I wouldn't call myself a superfan just yet, but I knew my obsession was deep during BB17 JMac's eviction and I streamed it live while stuck in traffic. I'm on the west coast and could not wait until it aired here. Also, being obsessed with the feeds, #BB20 twitter, this sub, and RHAP is only furthering my addiction.

What was your transition from casual to superfan like?

Just out of curiosity - no other reason :)

Do you think tonight's edit of Sam is to prepare the audience for if she were to self-evict or get pulled from the game? I don't necessarily think either will happen, but she's threatened it a couple of times.

Tonight's edit really showed how miserable she is in the house and definitely had a different tone than her previous edits.

...except grumpy Chris. I love seeing their Insta stories and tweets from the charity event this weekend. They are so light-hearted and fun and it's refreshing to see, especially Winston and Rachel who got super intense in the game. I also love seeing them with Josh, Kevin, and Donny and just having the best time. There is zero bitterness and I love it. Swaggy C is a little bit embarrassing with his bitterness, especially since he is spending so much energy being negative to people that are most likely not thinking twice about him. Last note - is it common for pre-jurors to be so involved with the fan community while the season is still airing?

Was that the backyard? How did they set it up so quickly after the outdoor HOH on Thursday?

U/odemdemz98 brought up an interesting topic of Angela potentially being a ruthless, cutthroat player. If she actually makes it far or wins, she will be known as a great villain instead of a coaster.

With that being said - who are the villains of each seasons? Does every season have a villain?

ED : Obvious villian Paul BB19: Could argue he's a villain because he rallied everyone to isolate and bully

I guess this isn't really a fully formed thought, but I can't think of a lot of true villains for each season - someone who intentionally caused chaos.

...who would he try to force a showmance on? I was listening to Josh on RHAP and he confirmed that Fessy was his alternate. Fessy seems a little desperate for <3, but I can't see him being interested in anyone on last season. It would be hilarious to see him with Raven though.

[Spoiler] One of my favorite parts of this season is the lack of bullshitty "I regretfully/sadly vote to evict...". Everyone is straight to the point and is playing the game. I also like how each week the houseguests are progressively running out the door at quicker speeds.

Steve: Hugged everyone, said his goodbyes (traditional BB) Swaggy: Hugged his alliance Winston: Hugged Brett (Bonus points for throwing his friendship bracelet on the ground) Kaitlin: After losing the competition, hugged no one Rachel: Practically ran out of the front door before anyone could stand up

Everyone came to play and rightfully has a natural reaction of bitterness when voted out. I don't remember this in prev