Dang, I should have checked this thread days ago, but my computer time has been at a premium so I'm way behind.
As for your question, here's my theory: Brandon was trying to get the two female buddies, Kristine and I forget her BFF's name, to vote for Mikala because he knew that if he got three votes for Mikala, there would be a tie and a good chance she would be voted out with the tiebreaker.
However, his scheme blew up in his face when the two women announced that they had been approached to vote for Mikala, but denied they ever planned to do so. As soon as they did that, Brandon saw his 3 votes go bye-bye, so he squirmed out of it by pretending he was just "playing the game" basically to test the waters and see how they were going to vote. Then he had to vote Kristine or Coach would realize he was trying to go against him.
Brandon is a perv who cannot control his sexual thoughts about this poor woman, Mikala, and blames her for tempting him, a married man. Listen to the guy next week while he's whining about poor little him, being led astray by evil, apple-eating Mikala. The dude is certifiable!
Your theory is as good as anybodys. We'll see if he is gunning for Mikayla this week though, but the group seems to think she is the strongest of the women at challenges so he could easily be foiled again. On the other hand, if she now knows he is gunning for her, she may organize a pretty good target on HIS back.
(Every season has its provocative or really off-the-wall character though. Last season it was Phillip. They make for too good television and add interest so sometimes I think it is rigged to keep them in it as long as possible.)
Remember Coach likes Mikayla, so if she says something to him about getting brandon off, then I think he is gone.
Now, Phillip...wow. That "former federal agent" was uh, interesting to say the least.
Now that Unamerican comment you made about this show possibly being rigged. For the love of God, please do not say that again....lol
Okay. In my defense, it does seem the more interesting characters do stick around much longer than seems probable if that were purely by chance. And do you think it pure coincidence that we have Russell's nephew this season?
But in your defense, Russell did make a hasty exit last season which sort of blows my theory. And too many seasons have seen somebody other than everybody's favorite win at the end. At any rate it is entertainment at its best if you enjoy that kind of show.
