‘Big Brother’ Season 15 Live Eviction 13

Big Brother” Season 15 Episode 34 will air tonight on CBS, when Live Eviction No. 13 and Head of Household Competition No. 14 will be held.

Last night, the final four was decided when Judd Daugherty, the property appraiser from Tennessee, was evicted for the second time this season on a special Wednesday eviction episode. This left Andy Herren, GinaMarie Zimmerman, McCrae Olson and Spencer Clawson to move on to the final phase of the game.

In tonight’s episode, another houseguest will be sent to the jury house and the final Head of Household competition will be held. Who will win HoH Competion No. 14? Who will be sent to the chopping block? Find out when “Big Brother” Season 15, Episode 34 premieres on CBS at 9 PM/8 Central.

Check out the preview video below.

 

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