Kishor

**Kishor** (heyitskis) placed 5th in Big Brother Season 3.

Kishor would find himself middling in his tribe at the premiere, something he took with grace. His sassy personality was endearing, with snarky confessionals that could engage the viewers quickly. During Week 2, Kishor would unexpectedly find himself up for nomination despite a decent social game when Tyson won HOH. As their individual relationship was not good, Tyson would use Kishor as a pawn for the week to attempt to target a perceived bigger threat. For much of the week, it appeared as though Kishor would have the votes to stay against many of the most pushed nomination options. However, when most of the house became safe via competitions or powers, Nick would become the new target & replacement. A tight vote would occur, with Kishor initially set to stay by a 6-3 or 7-2 margin. However, Nick’s side of the house (namely Aaron & Skylar) would fight at the last minute for flips, knowing the vote was realistically closer to 5-4. While Kishor himself did not seem to actively campaign incredibly hard, Nick’s threat level alone would cause several of his allies and an “enemy” in Infinity to flip their votes around multiple times. In the end, Kishor would wind up evicted by a close vote of 5 - 4 when Nick’s allies proved to be more persuasive/aggressive of campaigners than himself. He would go on to beat Noah on Redemption Island, and then return to the game after beating Tori in the final battle. Nominated as a pawn against Mercury, Kishor would go to work hard to gain better allies for his second chance in the game. His most notable ally would be Rodrigo, who he chose with Houseguest Choice to play in the veto so that he could not be backdoored. This proved successful, as Rodrigo narrowly beat Mercury for the POV and proceeded to use it on Kishor, saving them both from the block. During Week 5, Kishor would gain immense power via the auction. The entire game just let him grab every single item that was covered, making the challenge incredibly boring, shocking, and a massive flop. Fortunately for Kishor, he was able to walk away with the POV, an Idol, an Extra Vote, and the ability to name a third nominee for the week. Better yet for him, HOH Alex assumed he voted to keep him and did not even try to flush any powers off him, despite Kishor privately hating Alex. Despite how good this week was going for Kishor, he would inadvertently end up flopping the week for his alliance when nominating Brayden as the third nominee and leaving him up for eviction. As someone who did not have many bonds in the game, the other side capitalized upon this to send him home over Aaron, Kishor’s target. In Week 6, Kishor would win HOH despite allegedly guessing on all 10 questions. He would plan a convoluted yet fun blindside on Nick, nominating Rodrigo to shock the house but intending to idol him if he were to lose the veto. Any strategic leverage this would have given the two, however, was foiled when Kishor ran his mouth about the plan to too many in the house. With Rodrigo securing the veto, Kishor would attempt his backdoor on Nick with glee. However, Tyson (who was playing the middle) would warn Kishor multiple times he was pretty sure Infinity was going to end up going home. Kishor would spiral and panic about this, but still not use the Idol to change the second nominee, going to be hoping to see Nick gone. Unfortunately for him, he should have listened to Tyson when Infinity was blindsided, leaving him feeling hopeless for his game. Kishor would be a nominee in Week 7 and potential target, but managed to win the POV and save himself. He would get some new life in his game when the Core Four began to split apart, notably siding with a new alliance with Skylar and Alejandro. In Week 8, Kishor would be nominated as a pawn against Alex and as the backup target should Alex win the veto. When Aaron won the veto, Kishor’s new allies went to work on getting a backdoor plan in motion, seeing the veto used on him. Nominated in Week 9, Kishor would give his Extra Vote to Alejandro to use to save him, planning on threatening his jury vote if things got tense. Winning HOH in Week 10, Kishor would target Nick and Aaron due to wanting one of their heads on his resume. Unbeknownst to him, most of the house threw him HOH as they did not want the threat level boost; regardless, Kishor was always happy for blood on his hands. In Week 11, the entire game would throw him under the bus to HOH Aaron, particularly Skylar who lied about a F2 they made. When he failed to win the veto, Kishor would have a complete meltdown, shocking viewers and his HG alike with the sheer amount of trolling and negativity coming from him, particularly toward Skylar. The two would have a very awkward fight in which no one really won, and it only hurt Kishor’s game as his fellow HG wanted him out then for being “too much.” Campaigning until his last breath, Kishor would ultimately be evicted over Alejandro due to how many competitions he won or did well in, sending him home in a 2 - 0 vote. He is remembered for being extremely bitter and antagonistic to almost every other person in the house and the jury upon his exit, a stark contrast to his cute/lovable persona seen most of the season.