That's right. Tucker does have a connection to reality TV thanks to a friend. As evidenced by Instagram, Tucker's friend Kyle Chan appeared on Vanderpump Rules. It would make sense for Chan to give Tucker some advice before heading into the Big Brother house. The advice might've been to stir things up, and be memorable. If so, Tucker is leaving up to it, becoming an iconic player with no fear. What do you think? Did he get some backing before entering the house? Or, is he just being Tucker! 

Tucker has turned into the most talked about player of the current Big Brother season alongside Angela. Although the two are great TV, fans are debating Tucker's gameplay. In fact, fans believe CBS' edits are helping Tucker, who actually didn't have a clue that Quinn had the secret power, thinking it was Lisa instead. Making matters worse, he made himself a clear target after saving Angela with his veto. Is Tucker just over-rated?

Big Brother fans are a passionate bunch. However, in this case, they might be taking things too far. Angela has been the villain of the current season, and that played a role in her personal life as well. Over on Yelp, fans are purposely dropping negative reviews. Angela's realtor company did issue a statement, supporting her run on Big Brother and confirming she won't lose her position. Are fans taking it too far? Or is it justified based on her actions this season?

During the current Big Brother season, fans have had a lot to discuss. The show has spoiled fans early on. However, there seems to be one underwhelming part, and that's the HOH room. It seems smaller than usually according to fans, but that just might might be due to the amount of furniture stuffed into the room. That matched with the futuristic look hasn't sat well with fans. Is it truly the worst designed HOH room ever?

Lisa was the latest evicted houseguest. From afar, it was a surprising decision given Angela's week in the house. Following the episode, host Julie Chen was actually among the main talking points. Following Tucker's victory, Angela and Lisa were told be the host to strategize and campaign before the vote. During that two minute period, neither of the two did... And Chen called them out. Who was at fault here? Big Brother for only giving them two minutes, or Lisa and Angela?

Angela was front and center once again regarding house controversy. This time, Quinn started the fire after Angela suspected an alliance between T/kor, Cedric, Chelsie and Cam. Looking back, fans felt as though Quinn was purposely trying to paint Angela in a different light over the situation. He admitted to stirring things up. Was Angela in the wrong or was it all Quinn's doing?