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Originally Posted by Prototype
This is my least favourite term in Big Brother when it's used incorrectly. Thanks for pointing out why it wouldn't be!
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One of my favorite moments in Big Brother history was the way they edited Jase's reaction as it dawned on him what was happening. Credit to Nakomis for orchestrating probably the first "back dooring" in BB history.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bro...28U.S.%29#Jase
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Nakomis devised the plan which resulted in Jase's eviction. She called it the "six finger" plan. it was the first time the game had ever been played like this before. For the first time, not everyone could participate in the veto competition. The Head of Household and the two nominees each got to choose one other person to compete in the veto competition (for a total of six competitors). Nakomis was HOH that week and put up two of her alliance members for eviction, which accounted for three of the people competing for the veto. They then chose three more people from their alliance to compete. This was so one of them could win, take off one of their alliance members, and put Jase up in their place. This left Jase with no hope of taking himself off the block. This strategy was later re-dubbed "back-dooring."
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