Quick spoilers
- Head of household
- Dee
- Nominees
- Taylor, Drew, LaTrice
- POV players
- Taylor, Drew, LaTrice, Barrett, Angela (host: Mallory)
- POV winner
- LaTrice
- Veto ceremony
- Pending
- Have-nots
- Pending
Lala won the Power of Veto and is taking herself off the block, which leaves Dee one seat to fill and the whole house an opinion about it. Drew, who is already sitting in one of the other two, spent the morning lobbying for Yash. Melody and Mallory spent it working out who they would rather hand the next HOH to, and arrived somewhere nobody expected — Melody would rather leave the game than share a jury house with Haley. And Haley herself spent it upstairs drinking coffee with the Head of Household, being talked about in three other rooms. By the afternoon Dee was upstairs with Angela, telling her exactly who is going up.
Where the week stands: Lala won the veto and is using it on herself. Drew and Taylor stay on the block and Dee has a replacement nominee to name. Asked outright in the bathroom, she gave Drew nothing — “I have no f—ing idea yet.”
She had already decided: Three hours later, upstairs with Angela, Dee rehearsed the conversation she plans to have afterwards. “I did, because I needed a reason to put Mallory up. And I know you’re cool with Mallory, but I’m not going to put you up, because we made a pact.” Mallory is the renom, and the only reason it is not public yet is that Dee wants to time telling Barrett so he cannot pass it on before the ceremony.
Drew wants Yash in the empty seat: He went to the bathroom to ask Dee directly. “I want the smoke with Yash… bro, I feel like I can beat his head.” What he does not know is that Yash cannot go up: Dee spent the BB Bribe to buy his HOH, and said so out loud to Angela. “If I didn’t have the bribe, his ass would be backdoored.”
Melody would leave over it: Talking through what happens if Haley takes the next HOH, she got to the jury house and stopped. “I don’t want to live in no f—ing jury house with Haley. And Haley doesn’t either. Dead ass, I’ll quit. I’m not even joking.” Mallory’s counter is not a defence of Haley: “I’d rather live with Taylor than Haley.” Jury is one eviction away.
Haley is in every conversation in this post and in none of them by choice: At midnight Mallory relays that Dee wants to bring her into an eight-person alliance, and reads the reason as fear — “I think D wants to do that because D is scared that Haley would fire her off.” Melody’s response to the idea of an eighth member: “and have an eight-person alliance with all 11 f—ing idiots.”
The hairbrush has become a house-wide investigation: Drew believes whoever took his pillowcase took his brush. Mallory has a suspect — “I think that Lala took the brush, not Taylor” — and the house has landed on somebody else entirely: “they think it’s Haley.” Drew’s retaliation is culinary: “She has my f—ing brush. I’m making f—ing bacon in front of her.” It is also, he says, the reason he finally wants to win something: “Please keep me so I can win HOH so I can get a new brush.”
Dee and Angela spent the afternoon locking a final two: It started with Angela in tears over her husband and Dee talking her down, and finished with both of them promising the other a jury vote. “Because we’ve been together solid the entire time without waiver. Solid, making moves, getting dirty. Blood on our hands.” Somewhere in the middle Dee laid out who she cannot stand losing to: “Mallory, Melody, Lala, Taylor — those four have not done s— in this game.”
Where the split is: Four people have now told Dee who should fill the empty seat and no two of them agree. Drew wants Yash, who is the one person she has paid to protect. Melody and Mallory want anyone who is not Haley holding the next HOH. Devens has told her to keep Haley close. And Dee has quietly settled on the name none of them offered — one of the two women who spent Friday swearing themselves to her.
10:04 AM — Melody and Mallory (Prototype Room)
Something in the kitchen is not working and Melody has to use the stovetop instead. She is recounting the conversation that came with it.
Melody: “I was like, well, it’s Sunday morning.”
Melody: “And she was like, what about it?”
Melody: “I was like, it’s Sunday.”
Melody: “She was like, yeah, it’s a beautiful day. What about it?”
Melody: “I’m like, yeah, Sunday morning, like, breakfast. And she was like, yeah.”
Melody: “I’m like, b—-, shut the f— up. And, like, I had to leave. I had to leave.”
Mallory brings up Drew’s theory that whoever took his pillowcase also took his brush.
Mallory: “I think that Lala took the brush, not Taylor.”
Mallory: “Because Taylor was saying, like, she’s like, if people want to go through my stuff, like, I’ll let them. Like, I just don’t want people touching my things. But, like, why would I take the brush?”
Melody: “Yeah, I don’t think that Taylor, because Taylor knows, like, Taylor is very much like…”
The feeds cut for a minute.
Mallory: “Yeah, but just be prepared if she starts to…”
Melody: “Yeah.”
Mallory: “They did a purge. I was like, was Drew in here?”
Melody: “They think it’s Haley.”
Melody: “B—- sucks, too, because Haley totally saw me take that stretching pad and the f—ing blanket.”
Melody: “Right. Did she take it back?”
Mallory: “Yeah.”
The talk turns to the vote, and to who they would rather have holding the next HOH.
Mallory: “Like, you’re right, if we send it to Taylor, Taylor wouldn’t put us up, but Haley might.”
Melody: “But, like, I’d be down to talk to Haley. But the thing is, is like, there’s potential for noms. So it’s like, she’d probably put up Lala. Maybe Dee. Maybe Devens.”
Mallory: “I think Haley has a higher chance of, like, going back to the Icons.”
Melody: “I know the Icons want us to go to jury.”
Mallory: “Only one more person leaves before jury.”
They work out what happens if Haley wins HOH.
Melody: “The Icons will push for Lala to go home.”
Melody: “I don’t want to live in no f—ing jury house with Haley. And Haley doesn’t either. Dead ass, I’ll quit. I’m not even joking.”
Mallory: “I’d rather live with Taylor than Haley. I feel like Taylor would be a lot better.”
“I don’t want to live in no f—ing jury house with Haley. And Haley doesn’t either. Dead ass, I’ll quit. I’m not even joking.”
— Melody
Then they go through Devens’ résumé.
Melody: “I know what you mean. Like, and he has the best resume so far. Like, he’s never seen the block. He’s won an HOH. He’s won a veto.”
Melody: “He got out a big-ass competition threat in week two.”
Mallory: “And week six.”
Melody: “He used the Diamond Power of Veto on his ally, not even himself.”
Melody: “Like, on paper I’d be like, holy s—, this guy’s awesome. I mean, he is, but, like, what have I done? Nothing.”
“On paper I’d be like, holy s—, this guy’s awesome. I mean, he is, but, like, what have I done? Nothing.”
— Melody
Mallory: “That’s not true. You were really close to going home, and you had yourself in a position in the house where you just were more valuable than the other person.”
Melody: “Yeah, but that’s not, like, a game move.”
Melody: “I mean, like, I guess it kind of is.”
Mallory: “Yeah, I think it is.”
Melody: “Like, my social game, like, paid off.”
Mallory: “Yeah, I think that is kind of a game move, because you weren’t expendable.”
Mallory: “Like, even though I didn’t win a lot of competitions, I still wasn’t seen as expendable because of the way I was playing. Which is even more impressive.”
Melody: “I’m gonna go on a winning tear soon, though.”
Mallory: “Yeah, me too, probably. Hey. I can feel it.”
Mallory: “We’ve just been saving it for the second half.”
Melody: “A lot of people that were winning are f—ing gone.”
Mallory: “I win when I have to. And I have to start — I haven’t won anything since week three, and it was the Blockbuster.”
10:22 AM — Dee and Haley (HOH)
Lala won the Power of Veto and is using it on herself, which leaves Dee a replacement nominee to name. Haley is up in the HOH room making coffee.
Haley: “Can I whip cream it?”
Dee: “Hell yeah. Hell yeah.”
Dee: “I slept like a freaking baby. My neck is from the back and forth.”
Haley: “F—, dude. How did the rest of last night go?”
Dee: “Oh, I kicked everybody out.”
Haley: “I did see Taylor come back up here.”
Dee: “I was already asleep.”
Dee: “And then I see a white — I had music, and I see a shining light, and I’m like, what the f—? I thought it was like, you know, maybe I didn’t hear something.”
Haley: “The doorbell dings and it rings over there.”
Dee: “Well, whatever. I didn’t hear anything, because I had my music on. And she opens the door and I’m like, what the f—? Hey, like — hey, I’m sleeping. And she goes, no, I’m sorry. I just wanted to come in earlier to apologize for, like, ruining your aura.”
“I just wanted to come in earlier to apologize for, like, ruining your aura.”
Taylor, as Dee tells it
Dee: “Yeah, it was nice. Literally, everyone was coming in here for like an hour straight.”
Haley has her own version of the same evening, from earlier in it.
Haley: “I was like, how are you going to kick me out of not your room, when I was just sitting here? But Angela said she apologized too, which, whatever.”
Dee: “And then I just looked at Lala. I’m like, I’m going to get the bacon.”
She tells the full bacon story in the bathroom three minutes later.
The conversation moves to Angela’s cake, which has not happened yet.
Haley: “Angela wanted to make her cake. Her cake.”
Dee: “Oh yeah. When did this happen, yesterday?”
Haley: “Yeah. And she goes, no, we’re not making it.”
Dee: “So they didn’t end up making it.”
Haley: “I think she’s going to make it today. Because it’s her cake. Like, it’s the halfway point.”
Then Haley goes back to Taylor, and to something that happened in front of an audience.
Haley: “But Taylor, when I went outside —”
Dee: “Today?”
Haley: “Yesterday. She was sitting up on the thing. She goes, Haley, come here. And I looked at her and I said, no. And I just sat down.”
Dee: “That’s real, dude.”
Haley: “Yeah. If you don’t want to talk, you don’t want to talk. But you’re not going to scream at me. She was like, Haley. And I turned, she goes, come here. And I looked at her — and it was like me, Drew, Barrett, Melody. And I was like, no. Like, you were just rude to me.”
Haley: “So I’m cool. I even said, I walked out, I was like, I’m cool. I’m done. I’m done with it. Like, everything’s good.”
Dee says she is heading down with her. Haley stays with the coffee, which she says tastes like a mocha, and starts another batch.
10:25 AM — Dee and Drew (Bathroom)
Dee is telling the story of the bacon.
Dee: “And Devens is like, do you girls want bacon? But Lala’s like, no. So then we all said yes. And then I go, oh wait, Devens, I have bacon upstairs. Like a good bacon or something.”
Drew: “He said you’re cooking a good bacon.”
Dee: “Yeah, yeah, yeah, like the good bacon. I’m like, I don’t know the f—ing difference, but I have bacon. I’m like, let’s just all share it.”
Dee: “And Lala’s like, no, let’s make it on Thursday. And I didn’t get it. I was like, why Thursday? Like, let’s just make it right now. And then I realized — oh, because you have…”
She stops there. Then she describes sitting down.
Dee: “So I sat down. I stay quiet. I’m not trying to fight with her right now. And then Melody jumps in and goes, but it’s Sunday, let’s make it now. And Lala’s like, why?”
Dee: “I went up and got the bacon.”
Drew: “Lala’s pissing everybody off.”
Dee: “I know.”
Drew: “She has my f—ing brush. I’m making f—ing bacon in front of her.”
“She has my f—ing brush. I’m making f—ing bacon in front of her.”
Drew
Dee: “Dude, that’s so funny. Where’s your brush?”
Drew: “Dude, I think it’s gone. Please, guys. Please keep me so I can win HOH so I can get a new brush.”
Dee: “Oh, dead. Look at this man’s hair. It looks a little s—ty without his brush.”
Drew: “Looks s—ty?”
Dee: “No, it doesn’t look s—ty. It’s just wet. When it dries up, it’s going to look better.”
Dee: “Not my problem. Nothing is my problem. I just went to grab the bacon, because that was the right thing to do.”
Lala won the Power of Veto and is using it on herself. Dee has to name a replacement nominee, and that is what Drew came in to ask about.
Drew: “Who are you gonna put up?”
Dee: “I have no f—ing idea yet.”
Drew: “I want the smoke with Yash.”
Dee: “I know you do.”
Drew: “Give me the smoke. I know it’s gonna put you in, like — bro, I feel like I can beat his head.”
Dee: “And also, I need to talk to him, too. He hasn’t come up to talk, so maybe he feels something.”
Drew: “I think, like, Haley and Yash now is probably between them.”
Dee: “They do.”
Drew: “I feel like that’s kind of the vibe I get from them. I saw them talking yesterday. I don’t know what they’re talking about.”
Seven weeks without chasing a Head of Household, and then the hairbrush went missing.
Dee: “You’re literally such a little bro.”
Drew: “I need the hairbrush. I’ve never been more motivated.”
Drew: “And Yash pisses me off. Lala pisses me off. Taylor pisses me off. I want them all gone. All gone.”
Drew: “But the only reason I would say, like, not Haley is because I don’t think she put you up.”
Dee: “I know. She told me that, too.”
Drew: “So I’m like, dude, that’s like — Yash already put you up.”
“Give me the smoke. I want a Blockbuster.”
Drew
12:05 PM — Melody and Mallory
Mallory is relaying something Dee said about Haley.
Mallory: “And then D was saying, like, maybe we should bring Haley in.”
Melody: “And have an eight-person alliance with all 11 f—ing idiots.”
Mallory: “I think D wants to do that because D is scared that Haley would fire her off. That’s why, when I was talking to Haley, I kept just trying to…”
They drop to a whisper from there. The gist is that there are bigger fish in the house than either of them, and that if Dee puts Haley on the block, Haley comes straight back at Dee.
At 12:15 AM they head out to the backyard to work out. Drew and Barrett have it to themselves half an hour later.
1:18 pm Dee and Angela in the HOH
Angela is crying.
Dee: “You don’t have to reserve your tears.”
Angela: “Especially in here, I cry way too much.”
Dee: “I know. No, you don’t.”
Angela: “I do.”
Dee: “You’re empathetic. You’re a good person. You feel your emotions.”
Angela: “I don’t want you to have any drama at all.”
Dee: “What?”
Angela: “I mean, you know what I mean?”
Dee: “No, drama’s good.”
Angela: “If I’m crying about my family or something.”
Dee: “No, this is — we’re living here together. This is real.”
Angela: “I know.”
Dee: “And that’s not drama.”
Angela: “I know.”
Dee: “This is real emotions.”
Angela: “I just miss my husband a lot.”
Dee: “I know. I know. I’m sorry.”
Angela: “No, it’s okay. I just miss him very badly.”
Dee: “Well, he’s seeing you. Every second, every moment, he’s watching you. Yeah, and he’s really proud of you. You know that, right?”
Angela: “Not today, he’s not. No.”
Dee: “Oh, God, that was literally nothing. No, he’s probably thinking, girl. No, he’s laughing.”
Angela: “No, he’s not, because it’s still going on this morning. She came down and she’s doing it still. For everyone to hear.”
Dee: “Angela, you got your people in here.”
Angela: “I know, but it still hurts my heart that I’ve upset her.”
Dee: “Remember, this is a game, and there’s guilt tripping and manipulation involved from that side.”
Dee: “She’s a counselor, so that means she’s a therapist. That means she knows how to work emotions.”
Dee: “You got your people. Now, if nobody was here to protect you, that’s different.”
Angela: “I know.”
Dee: “But you got your people. I’m your people. Who f—ing cares if you hurt her? Okay, you hurt her. You apologized. You told her I’m sorry.”
Angela: “I did again this morning again.”
Dee: “And that’s it. You don’t have to keep apologizing.”
Angela: “I wasn’t going to, but she came out there. I think she went off on Haley after I left, but I had to leave.”
Dee: “Who f—ing cares? Leave. Leave and you don’t have to keep apologizing.”
Angela: “I had to leave.”
Dee: “Because you already — you’ve already poured your heart out, like, I’m sorry, I f—ed up. If she wants to keep putting that in your head, that’s her problem. That’s not yours to deal with anymore. You already apologized. If she wants to sit on it, let her sit on it.”
Dee: “This is still a game, and she’s using your emotions for her side to get better. So you could blow up, so people can see you crying, so people can see you fighting with her.”
Angela: “I didn’t cry, I didn’t fight.”
Dee: “And you’re not going to do that.”
Angela: “I didn’t do any of it.”
Dee: “And you cannot let her get you like this either, because that’s manipulation.”
Angela: “No, this was me crying about my husband.”
Dee: “Oh, okay, okay, okay.”
Angela: “No, it does hurt me a little bit, but no, I was thinking about my husband.”
Dee: “Oh, I gotcha. Okay, okay.”
Angela: “I was thinking about listening to some of those songs in the Jeep together. And sometimes we hold hands and sometimes we don’t. And that’s beautiful.”
Angela: “I’ve never known any love. I’ve never seen any love. Never seen anybody’s relationship better than his and mine.”
Dee: “That’s beautiful.”
Angela: “Because what we have is so special. It’s so good. It’s so good, Dee. I wish that for everyone.”
“I’ve never known any love. I’ve never seen any love. Never seen anybody’s relationship better than his and mine.”
— Angela
Dee: “I know. And you know what? What a beautiful thing for you to miss.”
Angela: “I do.”
Dee: “And for you to cry right now. It’s beautiful because it means you have someone at home that loves you and will always protect you and is watching every single moment.”
Dee: “And I promise you, he is laughing about last night. You just don’t feel it because you’re the one in the situation and you’re the one that was hurt. He’s laughing because he knows that we got your back. And he’s like, oh, man, that’s my wife. That’s why I married her.”
Dee looks up at the camera.
Dee: “I swear. You’re welcome. Okay? You’re welcome.”
Angela: “No, I just miss him terribly. I miss him a lot.”
Dee: “And I know he misses you too.”
Angela: “I don’t cry a lot here about that, but — that particular song makes me think of my hubby.”
Dee: “I’m telling you, Luke Combs is the best.”
Angela: “He is, he is.”
Dee: “He gets you in your feels.”
Angela: “He does.”
Dee: “I want to cry. I literally need to feel something, because I don’t have that.”
“I want to cry. I literally need to feel something, because I don’t have that.”
— Dee
1:49 PM — Angela and Dee (HOH)
Angela: “And nobody else has a backbone except for possibly that girl right there at that stool.”
Dee: “Yes, she would do it in a heartbeat. No, Drew would also do it, though. Drew would do it in a heartbeat.”
Angela: “Yeah, because he’s so sketchy. It’ll hurt him.”
Dee: “No, not sketchy. That’s the right thing to do. It is.”
Dee: “Drew’s a little more logical than Barrett, I think. Barrett plays more with his heart, which is great, because I’m the same. But we need people like that.”
Dee: “Drew’s a little more like, all right, I love these people. He knows we’re going to be friends after this. So he’s like, I got to cut them now. And that would be the right move. Drew’s a little more sharky than he is.”
Dee: “But also, if we can get rid of Mallory and Melody before then, then Drew, you got nobody. It’s just us. So be a shark to everybody else and not us. So we got to play this right.”
Angela: “Drew, I’m your mama in this game.”
Dee: “I know, and he is my little bro, too. I love him like a little bro for real.”
Angela: “But I felt his — I mean, it’s hard for him to have competition like that. But you know what? When you have women coming at you like that, that’s what’s happening to him. It was a lot for him to have to handle. I totally get it.”
Angela: “I just wish there was a camera underneath to see that Devens had him here and I’ve got him here. And we’re both. I wish there was a camera there. It was hilarious.”
Dee: “I didn’t know it was happening. I probably would have started laughing out of the awkwardness of it.”
Dee: “He’s so awesome. Like, he’s definitely one of my favourite people in here. He’s so funny. He’s very mature for his age, but also extremely immature. Very much so.”
Dee: “Like, I genuinely wish he was my little brother for real. Because life would be so fun as my little brother. And annoying. And f—ing annoying, which is like how you feel family, you know?”
The talk turns to the argument in the kitchen that morning.
Dee: “How funny, the whole bacon thing this morning. It made me laugh, because it’s like the s— that people get mad at in this house.”
Angela: “Wasn’t that great? She had to get mad. She got up and she left. Lala wasn’t kidding. So Lala comes back. Lala was not kidding, of course. Melody leaves.”
Angela: “Then she comes back. And Lala says, because it was dead silent out there — but then Melody comes back and then she goes, I was just kidding. You could have the bacon.”
The feeds flip to Mallory in the kitchen.
1:54 PM — Angela and Dee, continued (HOH)
The feeds come back.
Dee: “Oh yeah, you got me f—ed up. I’m gonna enjoy this Sunday.”
Angela: “I totally want to enjoy this Sunday.”
Dee: “I gotta go back into DR, so I’m not gonna change yet, but I definitely want to tan.”
Dee: “When should I talk to Barrett? Like, what time you think? Because I want us to have enough time, you know. And it won’t be at, like, one in the morning.”
Angela: “Just make it after dinner at some point. Or when it feels — I love what’s been happening. It’s been so weird. Like, we’ll manifest, like, we have to get together and do something. And then all of a sudden it happens naturally.”
Angela: “Like the yard thing. When we solidified and everybody came together like that. That was so natural and organic. Like, I feel like it’ll happen organically. It’ll happen. If it doesn’t, you’ll figure it out.”
Dee: “I just, my whole thing is with Barrett, I don’t want to tell him too, too late, because we also need to talk. The five. Drew stays up anyway. I know you and Devens will stay up if you need to.”
Angela: “I will.”
Dee: “But Melody and Mallory stay up late anyway, so it’s like — I hope that they go to bed early.”
Angela: “Yeah, because if you do it, they’re never going to go to bed early.”
Dee: “No, sometimes they do. Sometimes they do.”
Angela: “Night before — a night before renoms.”
Dee: “Yeah, you’re right. I’m not thinking so right. So then maybe once that does happen, that conversation, you and Devens, like, make sure that f—ing Barrett goes to bed. I mean, that might not be a thing, but you know what I mean. But at least be aware where he’s at, because he could definitely tell Mallory. He could tell Mallory the whole truth, and then Mallory tells Yash.”
Dee: “Which either way, it’s fine. I can go up to Yash and be like, I did tell that to Barrett. I did, because I needed a reason to put Mallory up.”
Dee: “And I know you’re cool with Mallory, but I’m not going to put you up, because we made a pact. And I’m going to keep my word with you. And Yash is going to understand. So I’m not even, like, worried.”
Angela: “He’s so chill.”
Dee: “Yeah. You know, I love that.”
Angela: “He holds so much emotion in. It’s wonderful.”
Dee: “He does. He is playing a really good game.”
Angela: “Yeah, we’re taking a page out of his book. I was just watching him like, yeah, I cannot. I need to be more like Yash.”
Angela: “He came up to me in the bathroom. Last night or this morning, I don’t even remember now, to be honest. Maybe both times. And he said, you’re good? Like, in this. I was like, yes, I’m good. But you see, that’s what makes him good.”
Dee: “He’s extremely likable. Even — I mean, obviously that was a game move with the bribe. If I didn’t have the bribe, his ass would be backdoored.”
“Obviously that was a game move with the bribe. If I didn’t have the bribe, his ass would be backdoored.”
— Dee
Angela: “Oh, I know.”
Dee: “But he’s so likable that even when he put me up, I was, like, pissed because we were both up. But I was more pissed for you. Not even for me, because for me, I can, whatever. But I was sad for you. And even then, I don’t hold anything against him.”
Angela: “Yeah.”
Dee: “You get what I’m saying? Because he’s that good.”
Angela: “When he did put me up, and he said he was highly considering putting me up, I told him. And he was straight up with it. I said, I appreciate that I’m not blindsided. And I said, just know I’m not mad at you. I get it.”
Angela: “And I told him that even if I live to be here another day — I lied to him, obviously — I said, I don’t know that I would consider you. To be honest, there’s other people.”
Dee: “And he was like, oh, okay. Well, you did a way better job than I did. I was mad. And I tried to cry. It didn’t work.”
Angela: “I tried my best with him. Tried to make him deals, tell him I wouldn’t ever put you up. Like, I like you in this game. I tried making him deal after deal. Literally selling my soul to him in a moment of panic, of going up. And he didn’t buy any of it.”
Dee: “Of course not. Because he’s too good at this. He’s a gamer.”
Angela: “He’s a gamer.”
Angela: “I would love to watch him on Survivor, too.”
Dee: “Oh, he’d be excellent. He’d be so good.”
Angela: “And also on The Amazing Race, though. And Challenge, probably.”
Dee: “Yeah, Challenge too. He’s just very well-rounded.”
Angela: “He’s well-rounded, yep. Great winner, for sure. He’s just got all the things. He’d be a great winner, but — he’s a way better winner than Taylor. We can’t have that happen.”
Dee: “No. F— no.”
Angela: “Taylor can’t win this.”
Dee: “I cannot let her win this.”
Dee: “The only thing that would suck, dude, is if they do get us out before — and obviously if one of us is at the end, no matter what you say or do, you’re getting my vote. But the only thing that would suck is if at the end it’s, like, Melody and Taylor. You know, things like that. Or like Lala and Melody.”
Dee: “Because I would obviously love to vote for Drew and Barrett in a heartbeat over anybody else. Because they’ve been playing. They’ve been through the s—.”
Dee: “But everybody else — Mallory, Melody, Lala, Taylor — those four have not done s— in this game.”
Dee: “Taylor stays in her bed, came out when — that’s why she can’t win it. I think it’s unfair.”
Angela: “Unfair to do that.”
Dee: “Lala stays in the kitchen. Mallory — nothing, done nothing. Yes, good competitor. Pipe Queen, that’s f—ing it. You’re probably a — what is that called? A DR warrior, but doesn’t say s—.”
Angela: “She won two things. She won Pipe Queen and a Blockbuster.”
Dee: “Yes, yeah. Probably says a whole lot of s— in DRs, but never to somebody’s face. Never.”
Dee: “Melody has been following Drew this entire game. Well, she’s his shadow. What the f— have they done? They cannot win this game. I would be so sad if that is the ending to our season.”
Angela: “Nope, not going to happen.”
Dee: “But we also can’t put it in those terms to anybody else, because then they’d want to take them to the end.”
Angela: “I know.”
Dee: “But it cannot happen like that. I would rather sit at the end with someone that’s a better player and will give me a run for my money than with somebody that’s easy. You know what I’m saying? That is way more respectful. That’s what Makensy did.”
“I would rather sit at the end with someone that’s a better player and will give me a run for my money than with somebody that’s easy.”
— Dee
Angela: “And Dee, even if you didn’t, I wouldn’t change my mind about you.”
Dee: “No, no, no, no.”
Angela: “I know, I’m not. I would vote for you to win.”
Dee: “And I would vote for you to win in a heartbeat. I would. No, that would never cross my mind. I’d want to sit at the end with you.”
Angela: “Because we’ve been together solid the entire time without waiver. Solid, making moves, getting dirty. Blood on our hands. We’ve gotten really dirty.”
Dee: “Yeah, we have.”
Angela: “We have caused chaos in this house. And do you realise it’s mostly us that do it? It’s us.”
Dee: “And they know it too. Because even Drew, in passing one day, told me — and this is when I knew, I’m like, you snake. I mean, I’ve always known that. But Drew was like, one day with the whole Melody and Lyric thing, because Drew just talks and, you know, he tells on himself — he’s like, yeah, you know, you guys flipped the vote last minute, so, like, try to chill this week. This is when you were up.”
Dee: “So what do you mean, you guys flipped the vote? You guys isn’t me, Devens and Angela when you are also involved in that.”
Dee: “But that’s the narrative that he is telling other people. You know what I’m saying? And other people too, because they want to put the target on us.”
Angela: “Right.”
Dee: “But no, no, no. When the time comes, I will bring up stuff from the past. I don’t know. We’ll figure it out.”
Angela: “And you’re not too shy to make up s— too.”
Dee: “Yeah. We can also make stuff up. That’s the fun part about this game. You get to lie.”
Angela: “You do, because it’s word against word.”
Dee: “Of course. It’s your word against your word and you die with it. Who cares? I will swear on anybody.”
Dee: “On Survivor, season 45, I swore on my mom and I got so much backlash. You know what my mom did? She’s so funny. She put headphones in her ear, the cord headphones, and I told her, take a selfie of you dead with headphones in your ear as if you were in the hospital. And then I posted that, like, me when I swore to my mom.”
Dee: “I hope they use that again.”
Angela: “That’s so bad.”
Dee: “Because I swore on my mom again with Kamu, Haley and Chuk. I know for sure Kamu was running around — Dee swore on her mom. What else would she not do in this game? And you know what? You’re f—ing right. There’s nothing I wouldn’t f—ing do. Literally nothing scares me.”
“There’s nothing I wouldn’t f—ing do. Literally nothing scares me.”
— Dee
Angela: “Oh, my God. Oh, my God, girl.”
Dee: “It’s going to be so fun.”
Angela: “I know. It is.”
Dee: “It’ll be fun to hear also even what people are saying about us. Because who cares? I do not care at all.”
BB28 Alliances
Updated Friday afternoon, before the nomination ceremony. Eleven houseguests left. Dee is Head of Household.
- HOH: Dee, her second of the season.
- Targets as of 2pm Friday: Lala and Taylor locked, Drew the third.
- Powers live: Dee’s BB Bribe, unspent and aimed at Yash for a third time. Drew’s Never Not Pass, won Friday.
- Powers spent: Devens’ Diamond Power of Veto — used on Dee, put up Kamu, Kamu evicted 9–1.
- The thing nobody in the HOH room knows: Drew and Barrett spent Friday night agreeing Devens has to go.
Active
Dee’s HOH Dee · Devens · Angela · Haley
The power, and by two o’clock Friday it was aimed. Lala and Taylor have been settled since noon — “because they were conspiring against me, and that’s easy” — and the third seat moved from Haley to Yash to Drew across the afternoon. Dee, alone with her lunch: “I can go back on my word and put Yash up. But why would I do that when I can just put Drew up?” Devens had already signed off on it before she asked anybody else.
The Bribe. At 10:11 AM Dee laid out the offer she wanted to make him — “again, here’s the 5K, you cannot put any of us up for the next HOH that he wins” — with a threat attached if he turned it down: “and if he says no, I’ll f—ing backdoor you. I’ll figure it out.” She had gone into the morning with Yash as her target and came out of it treating him as a shield. Devens went to get him at 10:38.
The Icons Dee · Devens · Angela
The best they have had. Angela won the Blockbuster and took herself off the board, Kamu went home in her place on a 9–1 vote — Lala the only vote to evict Haley — and Dee came out of the endurance comp with her second HOH. Devens’ Diamond Power of Veto is spent and Dee’s BB Bribe is still in her hands. Dee, alone in her room afterwards: “Two HOHs, baby. Just why not keep making myself a bigger target?” All three expected the last Time Capsule trip to go to Yash. It went to Drew.
The two men they count as theirs spent Friday night agreeing that Devens has to go, and that a final five with the Icons ends with Drew and Barrett leaving first.
The Dapper Dans Devens · Drew · Barrett · Yash
The oldest thing on this board and the one nobody has been taking seriously. It started as a joke about a handshake. Devens, telling Dee where the house-wide dap came from: “We were goofing around and we were like, we have to do a four-person dap. And of course Kamu walks in — he walks in everywhere. Five-person dap. We were in the hot tubs. It was public. And then someone else walked in. And then it flew up to 16. But that was us locking in that we were dap for dap.” Dee’s response: “I hated every second of that.” Devens’ response to Dee: “That’s our alliance.”
Devens, to Drew and Barrett in the lounge: “I was also talking about how epic the moment is going to be when it comes down to when we finally decide that like our number one alliance is actually the Dapper Dans and we have to send either Dee or Angela home.” In the same conversation he vouched for the fourth: “Yash is 100% with the Dapper Dans until he dies.”
Drew and Barrett now credit it with the whole week. Barrett: “The Dapper Dans could have saved Devens.” Drew: “The Dapper Dans did save Devens.” Barrett: “The Dapper Dans evicted Kamu.” Yash was HOH and did not nominate Devens; Devens then spent the Diamond on Kamu. Whether the alliance caused that or is being used to explain it after the fact is the open question.
It is the only group he wants to rebuild. He has admitted he “burnt the s— out of that bridge” with Yash, and his plan is to go back with a headcount: “there’s only three of us left — excluding Devens, because he doesn’t like Devens… we have to be dude strong.” Those four are the last four men in the house.
Drew and Barrett Drew · Barrett — locked
Older than every alliance either of them is in, and until Friday night neither had said it out loud in weeks. Barrett: “You’re the only person who has f—ing offered me a final two.” Drew: “Arguably day one or two.” At 12:47 AM Friday, with the house asleep, they locked it. “Just know I’d never put you up.” — “I’m not putting you up either.” Drew: “The best chance we have at either of us winning is sitting next to each other. Like, just straight up. I don’t see any other way.” Both concede they lose to Mallory on charisma and to Dee on story.
They agreed that a final five with the Crossovers ends with the two of them going first — “probably me, then you” — and that Devens is the name, because he has never been on the block. Drew: “We’re the most blinded people in this game, because we’ve been in an alliance with them since day two, and they’re like, we’re gonna ride these kids as long as we can.” Then further: “We will be the domino to decide whether or not an Icon wins the game, or an FAP, or Yash wins this game.”
Under strain
The Crossovers Drew · Barrett · Dee · Devens · Angela
Four of the five are still in it. The fifth is about to be nominated by it. Barrett spent an hour with Dee on Friday working through the Drew move and finished on “I think you should do it,” having already told her “there’s nothing that Drew hasn’t done in the past week that doesn’t deserve for him to go on the block.” Lala reached the same conclusion from the outside days ago: “now they’re hanging with them and they’re on their side. But they’re the first ones they’ll put up.”
Drew and Barrett agreed the group is farming them and picked their target: Devens, on the grounds that he has never sat on the block, with a double eviction floated as the moment. Drew: “As much as I love Devens, I think he’s so cutthroat. He would just slime this out whenever he needed it to be.” They also agree they cannot move without confessing first — “the only way we save ourselves is telling them that we are Crossover” — because Devens holds the FAP name and Drew expects him to use it. “That’s probably what he’s waiting to do.”
Drew would carry Angela, and cites the Diamond as proof she is third: Devens spent it on Dee, not on her. Barrett trusts Dee most and concedes the flaw in the same breath — “I think Dee would always have Devens over both of us.”
Mosh Pit Drew · Barrett · Melody · Mallory · Dee · Devens · Angela
Two of its members have said out loud that it was never real. Mallory: “I was never planning on being loyal to Mosh Pit.” Melody: “If I was HOH, f— Mosh Pit.” It is now doing the one job nobody intended — boxing in its own side’s HOH. Devens, on Dee’s options: “You can’t really put up anyone from the Mosh Pit without blowing it up quick.” Dee settled it herself on Friday, alone in the HOH room: “And the Mosh Pit’s not f—ing real, because they would come for me regardless.”
Drew, doing the arithmetic from the inside: “It really is funny that there’s four people that are in the Mosh Pit and I’m one of the people on the block. Every time the alliance wins, I go up.”
Drew On the block
The connector ran out on Friday afternoon. In the HOH meeting he walked the room through the night Yash won HOH, reached the moment Yash asked him straight out, and answered it himself: “And I’m sitting there going, like, sure. I want Dee out.” Lala, an hour later and unprompted: “Drew is a motherf—er. He’s a little f—ing snake. And he flits here, and he flits there.” Barrett told Dee to take the shot. Melody and Mallory stopped defending him inside ten minutes. By 1:50 PM Dee had stopped hedging — “again, the reason I’m saying this is because I’m putting him up” — and he is the only person in the house who has not been told.
Two minutes earlier he had walked back into the storage room with the last Time Capsule trip of the season in his pocket, the Never Not Pass, and pitched it to Barrett and Devens as a character reference: “they wouldn’t give me one if I was a traitor.” It keeps him off slop. It does not keep him off the block.
It landed anyway. “I’m the biggest liar in this house” — delivered, by his own description, at a table that was “five Crossover people in a row and then FAP on the other side. The definition of a split house.” Barrett watched Dee and Angela come into the HOH room afterwards saying “f— yeah, Drew,” and told him what it bought: “I saw a complete personality shift with you. That’s what they want to see.” Drew’s plan for the week is to ride it. “This week is just me being their bestie.”
Haley Survived — third week on the block
The house cannot work out what she is doing. Mallory: “I feel like everybody knows that Haley doesn’t like Dee.” Taylor: “Haley could be playing a game that I’m upset at the whole vote thing.” Devens has told Dee to keep her close. Lala thinks that means she is safe: “Angela and Dee have been hanging, and Haley’s been on their hips like you would not believe.” Dee talked herself out of a third straight nomination on Friday, and for the coldest possible reason: “That’s a perfect person for us to sit next to if we ever go up.” Haley spent the afternoon waiting outside the HOH door, got bumped for Mallory, and went to the pool.
She is the person he is most afraid to sit beside. “The scariest thing for me is sitting next to Haley. This week.” His counter-plan, agreed with Barrett at one in the morning: “We need Haley to get in more fights this week.”
The leak Unresolved
Somebody who was in the HOH room the day the group agreed to target the Icons told Dee about it. Yash ruled out Taylor, Lala and Mallory and was left with Drew or Barrett. Melody had already landed on Barrett; Lala got there independently on Thursday night, working backwards from the vote maths: “So who flipped it? Drew?” Friday narrowed the ground without closing it — Lala put Drew, Mallory and Melody in the room pushing Dee’s name with Barrett silent, and Dee told Barrett that what she knows about Devens’ name coming up, she knows from him. Nobody has confirmed it and Dee has not said.
Broken
FAP Drew · Barrett · Melody · Mallory
Dee told Mallory that Drew knew Kamu was putting her on the block and was fine with it, and told Melody that Drew had described her as somebody you could whisper to at the last minute. Melody: “So you genuinely have been playing both sides this entire f—ing time.” And later: “I’m not going to be playing the Drew game.” Barrett had warned Dee that nominating Drew would cost her both women. Instead it cost Drew both of them.
Drew and Barrett spent Friday night deciding it is still their best play anyway. Drew reads the Time Capsule results as instruction — three powers to the Icons, three to Mallory, Melody and himself. “It is legitimately Crossovers versus FAP… America’s telling us to go with FAP. Trying to let the middlemen know. Trying to let the jugglers know.” Neither of the two women knows that.
Lala, Taylor and Yash Lala · Taylor · Yash · Mallory · Melody
Lala counted this out loud at four in the morning with Mallory sitting there: “I’m trusting you and Mal — I mean you and Melody. I’m trusting you guys. Because, I mean, we don’t have anybody. I can’t trust Barrett and I can’t trust Drew now.” Friday afternoon took it apart. Told she was being considered, Lala gave Dee three names for who pushed hers last week — Drew, Mallory and Melody, with Barrett in the room saying nothing — and volunteered that her own target is Devens. Dee, once she was alone: “Lala, why would you tell me you’re coming after Devens? That’s my f—ing number one. You’re definitely going on the block.” Melody and Mallory spent the same hour swearing themselves to Dee.
Historical
Alliances that have already ended Yash and Kamu · Bermuda Triangle · Wolf Pack · The Bad Boys
The most under-reported relationship of the season and it stayed that way to the end. Yash: “And they will never know the extent of our relationship.” He campaigned hard in the last week — “I’ve kicked it into overdrive now to keep your ass” — and told Haley to throw the Blockbuster so Kamu could eat. Angela won it instead and Kamu was evicted 9–1.
Named by Devens, then hollowed out by him when he used the Diamond Power of Veto to pull Dee down and put Kamu up, cutting Yash out of his own ceremony.
Historical, but it explains the grudges. Yash still reached for it when justifying why he did not join the anti-Icons push earlier: “not so much, because we have the Wolf Pack.”
Did not survive. Devens used his power against one of the five, Drew and Barrett went to the Icons, and Kamu was evicted.
The BB Time Capsule
All six trips are done. Full detail on the twist, every round and every power in the pool, is on the BB Time Capsule page.
- Week 2 — Angela: punishment. Hard-Boiled Detective costume.
- Week 3 — Devens: Diamond Power of Veto. Spent — saved Dee, nominated Kamu, Kamu evicted 9–1.
- Week 4 — Dee: BB Bribe, $5,000. Live.
- Week 5 — Mallory: punishment. Adam and Eve, with Melody picked to serve it alongside her.
- Week 6 — Melody: punishment. Lady of the Latrine.
- Week 7 — Drew: Never Not Pass. Live. The last trip of the twist.
Dee’s BB Bribe Live — aimed at Yash three times
$5,000 offered to one houseguest in exchange for an action that helps her game. Valid to the end of the season, and the target can turn it down.
Before the Week 6 nominations she asked Yash to keep her and Angela safe for the week for the $5,000. He said no. She dropped Angela and asked again for just herself. He said no again. On Friday morning of her own HOH she set up a third and bigger ask — “again, here’s the 5K, you cannot put any of us up for the next HOH that he wins,” meaning herself, Angela and Devens — with a threat attached if he refused: “and if he says no, I’ll f—ing backdoor you.” Devens went to fetch him at 10:38 AM. Whether that conversation happened is not on the feeds yet. The money is still in her hands.
Drew’s Never Not Pass Live — and worth less than he needs
He cannot be made a have-not for the rest of the season. The last trip of the twist.
Called in on Friday afternoon, hours before the nominations he expects to be part of. He told Barrett and Devens within minutes of walking back into the storage room, and had already worked out what else it was worth: “they wouldn’t give me one if I was a traitor.” Barrett’s verdict, hours later in the backyard: “This is why I wish you had better things than a Never Not Pass.”
Where it stands
All six trips are done. Devens’ Diamond Power of Veto is spent, and the houseguest it put on the block has been evicted. Dee’s BB Bribe is still unspent and no longer a secret — she told Kamu and Yash about it herself, and Mallory and Melody have both been told since — and as of Friday morning it is live again, pointed at Yash for a third time.
Kamu believed, before his eviction, that Dee had paid Devens the $5,000 to use the Diamond Power of Veto on her; Mallory has independently floated the same theory and named it as a guess. There is nothing behind it but the timing, and both of them said so.
The last trip went to Drew, which the house did not see coming — the HOH room spent Friday lunchtime convinced it was Yash, timing his Diary Room visit, watching the spy screen and running through which powers could still be in the pool. Drew’s is the smallest of the three powers America has handed out, and he knows it, but it arrived on the afternoon Dee decided to nominate him. He has since decided it means something else entirely: that the powers split three to the Icons and three to FAP is America telling the middlemen which side to pick.
Took the afternoon to have some fun.
Got home, ate some dinner and thought about my postion regarding this season.
Angela i carry over noped because i remembered her on feeds AND her prodo-plant situation. Her behavior on feeds is exactly what we are seeing. I have no regrets. Any fans of Angela… in my opinion, did not watch feeds for her season. She was a nightmare.
The survivor dickwads. I noped them too because enough was enough of privilege. In my head I was doing a french revolution, and told them to eat dirt because the cake was mine. Their personalities: I have not been impressed.
When we look at the “bully” culture of this season (shunning, degradation, constant dehumanization) was started by the survivors the moment feeds came on. Week one sets tone. Week two cements tone. Their survivor fans were telling me about their survivor games…. but i’m looking at their personalities in the big brother house. For weeks i’ve determined them wanting. I’m now at the point of being off feeds BECAUSE the stuntcasts exist and nurture and propagate the mob mentality culture. They suck as people. What I expect from them post season is for one to claim that they are a reformed bully and therefore didn’t know or would never despite what we saw on feeds… and the other to answer any claims of turning a blind eye to bigotry with ‘but i’m cuban.’ Neither hold water. They are assholes. Not willing to hear lame ass apologies either. just NOPE.
I 100 STAND BY MY DECISION IN NOPING THEM. I am currently at the point that I’d rather never see them on television again. If they ever showed up on another program, I would not watch. They’ve had their fifteen minutes, and I want them to go. THAT is how much i have disliked them for a while now. To me they are over (which isn’t a big loss since i haven’t watched their claim to fame show in years).
The house culture: multiple times over the years people have clamored for a return to old style big brother. HERE IT IS. Be careful what you wish for. What you aren’t entertained by the downside of early season Big Brother? mmhmmm.
From messages i’m checking right now:
So feeds cut off Taylor talking to Haley in terms of a race based discussion (Devens talking to Angela and Angela flips out causing another feed block).
Dee told Drew about the Mallory renom and partially about the Yash bribe. Sounds like she sort of fudged the bribe and used production as a strategy, but hey… stuntcasts don’t have to follow the fricken rules, the rules are changed for the stuntcast 99.9 % of the time. Surprised they didn’t let Dee use the bribe on Drew for a season worth of safety or he’d be on the block tbh.
Who knows the renom:
Haley. Devens. Angela. LaTrice. Taylor. Drew. Possibly Yash (who knows with the feed cuts i’ve been noticing for days).
I’m on life support for this season. Not sure if i’m pulling the plug. I’m just getting the ick again, like I have in a few other seasons where the mob mentality becomes more than i can do. My own ptsd, I don’t expect anyone to get it.
Your vision ,like granny’s used to be, is so needed in this messed up season. If the fap goes I will be bummed. If Yash and crew can’t survive and only Angela is teamed with Dee or devens it could be a savings grace. If not well they fooled me again. This seasons hgs need to learn to give grace to one another. I would be surprised if they can even be in the same room together in a few weeks. Please don’t quit. You are needed to get out of my own head over a dang game!??
Oh I miss granny!
I hope: 1)Drew goes on Thursday.
2)Thursday is Double Eviction. Yash becomes HOH & noms Rick, Angela & Haley.
3)Rick or Angela follow Drew out the door on Double Eviction Thursday.
If that happens on Thursday, I will be be very happy!
Yash cannot, he took the bribe from Dee,
Sunday Episode. extra long reaction so part one of two.
Can’t do feeds but want to see what they do with what we saw already.
So far most of my anger is in check.
POST EVICTION:
Yash had the perfect HOH except Grodpower. Thanks Grod. Eyeroll.
LaTrice is upset at liars. Over Kamu. Rolling back in my mind his convos about LaTrice when feeds came on. Grrrl.
Haley thinks they kept her more than getting rid of Kamu.
Devens is patting his own back. smugly.
Mallory says the numbers weren’t there. Tell LaTrice that because she didn’t math. Flashback to Taylor knew, La Trice didn’t. LaTrice is mad.
SWITCH TO UNLOCKED shudder. ugh. well clean up on aisle 2 who is the scapegoat for house behavior i wonder.
They are pushing the edited version of Yash LaTrice and Taylor. The shut up and cook something part is omitted.
Haley plays bullied by LaTrice. never happened. Respectfully. Devens has been playing up the bully aspect so him being voice of reason is… a bullshit choice. So… they are scapegoating Haley as THE microagressive to save the Stuntcasts and the usual suspects. Gotcha. Asshole edit job. The mob mentality has been ongoing for weeks. It’s part of the Survivors’ strategy. Pit people against each other, pick the side they like, and gather everyone to iso the other.
Jury management talk.
Giggles talk about keeping Kamu with Drew.
not watching the kamu exit. naaah. not doing it. i need my mental health more than anything he could say.
Why Yash was dumbass of the week for unlocked. IMO putting up 2 of 3 icons when swinging for Icons is stupid. Point out the error in my logic. Not because he swung at the icons, because he ticked a foul by only nomming 2 of them. Misogyny strikes again and now he’s aligned with women as his karma.
Dee family visit to humanize the asshole. next. throwing finger salutes for that. serenity now. mental health moment. editing my real choice words. mute. I don’t think anyone here has ever seen a level 10 rant… and i’d like to keep It that way because i have a mean streak and a high octane vocabulary for combining cusswords in new and exciting ways.
Rome and Lyric content. Cher / Nic Cage Moonstruck slap. Snap out of it. eyeroll.
Paul section… can’t do that either. mute.
Drew won Time Capsule announcement.
Sunday Episode. extra long reaction so part two of two.
FALLOUT DAY 45.
Haley has six rough weeks. (has anyone noticed she’s used her cycle as a reason 4 times in 6 weeks? I’ve been trying to figure out a way to ask that for a while so just bluntly asking).
Drew told the girls to blame him.
LaTrice upset again. Doesn’t understand Pivoting from the bottom.
Yash knows that Drew and Barrett screwed everyone. Final 2 called Handymen reveal.
Angela flub of the 5 and 2 instead of 3 and 4 moshpit organization.
Drew owns it… but Drew is spineless. because daddy told him not to.
Actuality: Yash spent the week FIGHTING for Kamu to stay and he’s pissed for THAT.
Drew knows he burned Yash. You think?
Everyone KNOWS Drew and Barrett are with Icons. Taylor explains in d/r.
SIDEBAR: Yash d/r sorta loses it’s punch when you realize he takes the bribe. Lets see how they play THAT.
HOH COMP
house descends into bb19 level bs and of course HEEERE HE IS. Paul. mmmhmmm.
AUGUST 23, 851. NORSE BY NORSEWEST
Haley: 1:00:87. Angela: out. Drew: 59.12 LaTrice: out Taylor: out. Dee: 50.56
Mallory: out. was she throwing convincingly? Devens: our. Barrett: throwing.almost.
Melody: out. sounds throwish but i doubt she had the ability. DEE IS HOH. couldn’t see this coming…sorta DID. who are we kidding. after the dpov blindside.. a stunt was going to be HOH in a stunt season because the new twist isn’t until NEXT week. Sorry. the last 10 seconds on a couple of those runs didn’t seem like 10 seconds. The ones where the clock came up at 40/41 and then were red button with a weird cut to 51. mmmhmmm. reminds me of the comp Kat Dunn bitched about on feeds: got the fastest time but they give HIM the veto rant. BUT HEY…Good thing those people were throwing and that’s weird too.
Deegomaniac enters the chat. Drew is stoked. slow your roll. Yash pisssed. He says he should have taken bribe. Melody hopes the alliance is real. about that.
POST HOH
Devens wants to solidify the MoshPit that Dee doesn’t want to be with. So targets to put up…. i’m logic mystified given result.
Tay and Lala are crying. Drew and Barrett anger. Get in the gutter. oh I see where this is going. LaTrice is a consideration. LaTrice pushes i’m innocent. She already admitted to Angela. Dee has always disliked Drew (closer to Devens not her). Remember Dee made a final 3 with Drew and Barrett end of week 1? sideye. The other stunts never knew and Drew and Barrett seem to have forgotten. It was on one of my first charts.
THE BRIBE
Yash can’t put up the stunts next time he wins HOH. Drew and Barrett bused. It was Kamu. Dee believes Yash out of convenience. The coin is out this time. It’s binding. they don’t have to keep their terms. verbal committment from people that have broken an alliance every week and nominated people they promised safety every HOH they had.
Yash played self preservation. Gotta save final 2 easy beat Haley. Dee has wanted to break Mosh Pit since the day she got off the block with the dpov.
DREW / YASH
Drew should KNOW he’s being set up. Yash voted out Kamu is the reason. Drew knows he’s screwed and should know it was intentional. Does he? Let’s analyze: self preservation turncoating is okay in Yash’s opinion but lying about saving Kamu is unforgiveable. And now 2 people (Drew and Barrett) know he took the bribe I’m told.
DREW GETS TIMECAPSULE
Drew looks so pissed he got a never not pass. mmhmm. he’s pissed. lol.
THE BACKSTAB OF THE WEEK (LIKE IT’S A SHOCK)
Tells her about the power. Dee has had it out for Drew since Angela paranoia infection. Drew has been giving all information to them. Dee has already told multiple people Drew is the nom. Barret defends Drew. Barrett is not happy with Dee trusting Yash. DOES NOTHING. REASSURES HER. Super Spineless Gerbil. She’ll use that reassurance as justification.
NOMINATIONS:
Latrice Drew Taylor
DEE CALLS THE HOUSE MEETING DURING NOMS. house said it was LaTrice.
LaTrice and Taylor go at Drew. Look the episode ends with an angry black woman representation. sideye.