RHAP: We Know Big Brother
BB27 Saturday Live Feed Update – September 20, 2025
Hosts: Taran Armstrong & Corey Wurttenberger
Date: September 20, 2025
Overview
This episode of RHAP’s daily “We Know Big Brother” features Taran Armstrong and guest Corey Wurttenberger breaking down Day 74 of Big Brother 27 on the live feeds. With five players left, they analyze the critical HOH and Veto results, discuss the strategic outlook for each houseguest, and assess the shifting endgame dynamics. The conversation is filled with humor, detailed strategic breakdowns, and subtle (and blatant) roastings of the houseguests’ gameplay and logic.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Final Five Landscape & Vince’s HOH Win
[04:29] Taran:
- Vince wins HOH after Keanu "botched" the competition (“Keanu got overconfident in the competition and just botched it.”).
- Vince’s plan: Nominate Keanu and Ava, keeping Morgan and Ashley off the block.
- Ashley is the potential renominee if Keanu or Ava win veto.
[05:44] Corey:
- Expresses sympathy for Keanu, suggesting production is against him and competitions just haven’t lined up.
Corey [05:44]: “I feel bad for Keanu… production always going out of their way to hurt Keanu's chances.”
2. Ashley’s Strategic Dilemma
[06:18+] Taran and Corey:
- Ashley debates if she should use the veto (if won) to save Keanu or Ava, considering her own win opportunities and endgame path.
- Risks: Saving Keanu could make her a final four target and requires comp wins she hasn’t historically pulled off.
- Corey parallels Ashley’s predicament with “Bowie’s double eviction” from a past season: sometimes the bold move leads to a rougher road.
Taran [08:00]: “At a certain point, you got to win the game. I think there is a path… She just sticks with Vincent, Morgan. Vince cuts Morgan knowing he's going to lose, and then she could squeak out votes against him.”
3. The Morgan-Vince Dynamic & “Showmance” Parallels
[10:26] Taran and Corey:
- Morgan and Vince, now in sync, reminisce about their season “showmance”–style.
- Corey draws a tongue-in-cheek comparison to Jackson/Holly and Drew/Diane dynamics from past seasons:
Corey [10:26]: “This is Jackson and Holly in a weird way... This is the end game we get, not the one we deserve.”
4. The Nominations and the Crucial Veto
[11:16-14:21]
- Nominations: Vince nominates Keanu and Ava, as planned.
- Veto: The competition is “Tiny Veto” (stacking comp)—not in Keanu’s wheelhouse. Morgan wins the veto (again).
- This effectively “checkmates” Keanu, as his only way forward was a competition win.
Taran [14:21]: “The Final 5 veto was tiny veto. And that's not a good one for Keanu. In fact, it's not a good one for anyone except for Morgan, who won the final five veto. And just like that, Keanu dead in the water.”
Corey [14:21]: “The same people win every end game veto. Last season, it was just MJ winning everything. Before that, it was just Jag. This season, it's just Morgan... You have to cut her if you have any chance of winning the game. The question is, will anyone even get the chance to cut her?”
5. Keanu’s Meltdown and Exit Blame Game
[15:16-21:36]
- Keanu is angry post-veto, blaming Vince for “screwing” him over, and feels slighted by competition choices.
- The hosts analyze Keanu’s repeated tendency to trust the wrong men in the game, comparing him to someone always falling for the same trick.
Taran [20:18]: “Keanu just clearly has a bias toward men that makes him feel like they are so much more likely to tell him the truth and want to work with him... There's so much for you to learn when you get out of this house.”
Corey [19:17]: “Keanu's reads and, like, his general landscape of the house has been one of the more accurate ones, which is crazy. But everything relating to himself is so wrong…”
6. Vince’s Endgame Outlook & Jury Management
[23:00+] Taran and Corey:
- Vince is disappointed he can’t rack up more comp wins than Morgan but still determined to take her to F2.
- The hosts doubt Vince can win against any remaining player, as he’s lost the respect of most jurors.
- Vince’s potential “Cody” moment is discussed: Is it better to cut your closest ally for a better chance, or risk it all and lose to them?
Taran [27:07]: “He could cut Morgan, ruin that, having ruined everything else, and then still lose to Ava or Ashley. And I think he would literally, like, curl up into a ball so small, he would just, like, fall into himself and become a black hole.”
Corey [29:42]: “Vince's jury management, like he's somehow done both where he's taken no credit and has all the blame, which is like, how do you end up there?”
7. Morgan Is (Almost) Checkmated for the Win
[33:25-36:26]
- Taran lays out how Morgan is the likely winner unless one of two things happen: 1) Vince cuts her at F3 (which is unlikely); 2) Ava or Ashley wins the critical final four veto and takes out Morgan or Vince.
- The odds still dramatically favor Morgan, considering her prowess in quizzes and physical/mental comps; the path for Ashley or Ava is “near impossible” but not quite zero.
8. Can Ashley or Ava Flip the Script?
[36:26-42:02]
- The hosts speculate whether Ashley can make a jury case if she gets to the end, especially if she’s able to argue a “Taylor-style” underdog story or if she can somehow orchestrate a big move.
- Discuss the strategic value in building jury relationships and the near-impossibility of flipping current alliances in the short time before eviction.
Taran [39:19]: “If we are saying like fully no control over the competitions... the only hope is to convince Morgan to take her to the final two, which would be an impressive feat alone, and then be able to argue that Morgan was the competitor that she used to crack open the whole game.”
9. Ava’s Subtle Campaign & The Jury as Power
[44:55] Taran:
- Ava oscillates between disengagement and short bursts of campaigning, sometimes trying to get in Vince’s ear about being unable to beat Morgan.
- The hosts push the idea that the only real shot left for Ava and Ashley is to influence Keanu’s jury management on their behalf.
Taran [47:33]: “You should absolutely be doing stuff... get [Keanu] to be your advocate, it can be extremely effective heading into a final two scenario.”
10. Thursday’s Episode and Looking Ahead
[51:02] Corey:
- Both hosts praise the season as one of the best simulated outcomes possible, even if the final week may be a bit predictable unless the final four veto shakes things up.
- Tease that the next episode will highlight Keanu’s “legendary blunder”—possibly his “clown shoe” moment—in the most recent HOH.
Corey [51:02]: “I think this is, like, simulate the season 100 times. This might be one of the best versions we get. So I'm pretty happy with it.”
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- Taran [04:04]: “Expect the unexpected when it comes to Big brother live feed updates...”
- Taran [08:45]: “Actually kind of sucks if you win the final five veto and then you don't do anything with it when that's like your first comp win in 70, you know, 70 days... you want to do something to express some power.”
- Corey [14:21]: “At the end of the day, like, even if comps are equitable... some people are just better at equitable comps, and Morgan is one of those people.”
- Taran [20:18]: “Keanu just clearly has a bias toward men that makes him feel like they are so much more likely to tell him the truth...”
- Taran [27:07]: “He could cut Morgan, ruin that, having ruined everything else, and then still lose to Ava or Ashley. And I think he would literally, like, curl up into a ball so small, he would just, like, fall into himself and become a black hole.”
- Corey [29:42]: “Vince's jury management, like he's somehow done both where he's taken no credit and has all the blame...”
- Taran [36:26]: “I'll still maintain... Ashley is the best strategically minded player there. Obviously Morgan has far outcompeted her... but Ashley is still thinking strategically.”
- Corey [51:02]: “This season's been awesome, with two crazy decisions being the white locust and just the blockbuster existing as long as it did. But the cast, the boot order, the comp outcomes... it's all delivered.”
Timestamps for Important Segments
| Time | Segment | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:52 | Recap begins: Taran formally opens the live feed update | | 04:29 | HOH results, Vince’s nominations, Keanu’s expectations | | 06:18 | Ashley’s veto dilemma, Corey’s comp and endgame analysis | | 10:26 | Morgan & Vince’s “victory lap” and relationship parallels | | 11:16 | Nomination ceremony: Keanu & Ava on the block | | 13:11 | Veto comp ("Tiny Veto") and Morgan’s pivotal win | | 15:16 | Keanu’s frustrations; Vince’s view; outcomes dissected | | 20:18 | Keanu’s gameplay bias and lessons | | 23:00 | Vince’s endgame fate and comp-win fixation | | 29:42 | Likelihood Vince can win against anyone/ jury perception | | 33:25 | Taran lays out Morgan’s (now strong) path to victory | | 36:26 | Theoretical winning scenarios for Ashley and Ava | | 44:55 | Ava’s sporadic campaigning; leveraging Keanu’s jury vote | | 47:33 | Using Keanu’s eviction for jury management | | 51:02 | Final thoughts: season’s trajectory, legacy, and finale preview |
Closing Thoughts
- Morgan is an overwhelming favorite to win BB27, barring a comp upset.
- Ashley’s path is razor-thin and highly comp-dependent, but her social game and strategic mindset are commended.
- Keanu’s arc is poetic: perpetually trusting the wrong allies, now facing eviction after a comp slip-up.
- Vince’s journey is one of loyalty over logic, with very little chance to secure a win, and the hosts believe he’s playing for second place.
- The finale could hinge on just one competition—the final four veto—and the hosts anticipate some fan favorites heading to jury, but recognize this as one of the more entertaining seasons in years.
For Deeper Details
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