'Big Brother 18' News & Updates: Week 1 Was Bad; Veto Ceremony Failed To Meet Mark?

"Big Brother 18" is up and running and yet recent news revealed of the bad things occurring on its first week. Also, it was apparent that the Veto Ceremony did not bode well for the viewers and that its impact failed to meet the mark.

According to Big Brother Network, the nominees of "Big Brother 18" are given the chance to save their skins with the veto ceremony. Also, with the feeds up and running, many are anticipating that each housemate would do their best to escape the clutches of being voted out.

The same report mentioned of the housemates facing the brick wall of being vetoed out. For one, this week's final nominees were Bridgette, Jozea, and Paulie. Moreover, the present circumstances are placing heavy stressors for all of new contenders of "Big Brother 18."

"Big Brother 18" is one the series that has made its mark and legacy for many seasons. It has gained 17 seasons of unprecedented success and challenges. With "Big Brother 18," the fans and followers of the series are hoping for the series to gain momentum with its challenges and hurdles in the coming days and weeks.

For the uninitiated, "Big Brother 18" disclosed that Paul bagged the Power of Veto thus making him safe. As for the other nominees, bad days are looming ahead. For those that missed the challenge, Frank was able to outsmart Paul and placed him on the block next to Paulie and Jozea.

Rooting for #PaulieBB18 on Big Brother 18 - catch him on the reality tv show tonight pic.twitter.com/NoTy2YnWj7

— Rutgers Men's Soccer (@RUMensSoccer) June 23, 2016

Meanwhile, in a former report from Parent Herald, there are still 99 days to go before the prize is claimed and owned for "Big Brother 18." Given the days, there are still many days for each newbie to win the title and overcome the challenges.

Big Brother 18 nominees are Jozea and Paulie! #BB18 pic.twitter.com/dZEhIlgI42 — DJSʟɪᴍ (@RealDJSlim) June 24, 2016

However, with the stressing hurdles at bay for "Big Brother 18," it remains to be seen how the housemates would gain the strength to press on and evade the possibility of being kicked out earlier than anticipated.