'Big Brother 15' Spoilers: Exterminators Turn on One Another

The five remaining "Big Brother" houseguests were surprised by an unexpected eviction, narrowing the field to four. Did GinaMarie, a member of the Exterminators survive, or was McCrae able to outplay and save himself?

Spencer, who was the Head of Household, nominated the two in an attempt to get McCrae out of the house. GinaMarie, the pawn, did her best to make sure that McCrae wouldn't catch on to the Exterminators or their plan to evict him. The only thing standing between their plan being successful was the Power of Veto competition.

Spencer told Judd he would be the replacement nominee if McCrae were to win the Power of Veto, making him feel uncomfortable and uncertain of his position within the Exterminators. During the Power of Veto competition, the houseguests had to play superhero.

Judd gave up early and decided to help Andy win the competition, which upset Spencer, who thought that Judd should be helping him instead of Andy. In the end, it didn't matter because McCrae won the Power of Veto, effectively saving himself and ensuring a spot in the final four. It also meant that one of the Exterminators was going home.

At the Veto meeting, McCrae announced that he was taking himself off the block. Spencer put Judd up on the block, and Judd decided to use those few minutes to let McCrae know that he was coming after him if he stayed in the house.

Judd was unanimously evicted, left the house, and the remaining four houseguests immediately began playing for the next-to-last Head of Household. The winner was guaranteed a place in the final three and was that much closer to winning $500,000. Andy, McCrae, and GinaMarie battled it out while Spencer was forced to watch from the sidelines.

At the end of the night, Andy took home the Head of Household win. Is McCrae still the target of the house? Or will Andy make a new alliance to ensure he wins it all? The next eviction takes place tonight, and in one week the winner of "Big Brother 15" will be announced.

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