TAYLOR WON the Power Of Veto! “That was the worst case scenario.”

7:40pm – 11:12pmThe live feeds were blocked for the power of veto competition. When the feeds return, we learn that Taylor won the veto.
Haley – That was the worst case scenario. Angela – that was the worst cast scenario for you? Haley – yeah. Angela – because if he wins.. Haley – I wanted to be keep noms the same whoever wins, veto Taylor, Melody or Taylor and Drew. Drew and then that. But Taylor being here I wanted to be a Drew and the blockbuster Taylor Melody… Taylor go home. F**K! Angela – Melody still won that you know if he wins she can go home. Haley – She’s doesn’t like me. Angela – try to fix it a little bit. Just not fake but fix it a little bit. Haley – in the game I was like yours look so beautiful good. Angela – OK perfect perfect. Haley – That was even before she won but she’s got to win HOH and we have a one in ten chances. Angela – I know, but so I’m like I feel whatever and then I have to transfer myself off. If I get put up. Angela – uh, I don’t want her to win obviously. So we’re not going to go there. But right now let’s focus on what we have at hand and we are getting out to other people. It’s the main target is still there. Haley – Yeah.

VETO Players Picked! “If I win the veto, I’m going to wear that motherf**ker all week like I’m an 80’s rapper!”

2:15pm Kitchen – Devens and Drew
Drew talks to Devens about what kind of veto comp he wants. He says he doesn’t want Mallory to win, because he feels like they’d want him gone #BB28 Devens tells him to win today, so he doesn’t have to worry about block buster.
Devens – if you win today you don’t have to worry about it the rest of the week. Drew – yeah. I would feel a lot more comfortable if it was one of you guys that put me up. But maybe its better. Devens – yeah. Drew – If I win we’ll have to have the Crossover .. just like talk because I have a plan. I have a plan that I think would be funny. Devens – that sounds right up my alley. Drew – its very stupid. Devens – say no more. Devens leaves. Melody joins Drew. Drew – If I win the veto, I am going to wear that motherf**ker all week like I’m an 80’s rapper! Please remove your necklace. Hell no, Hell no! Melody – Ok Flavor Flav!

“I feel like shit… Because I didn’t get it.” -Dee “Oh, you’ll get it next week. We’re too powerful.” -Deven

Veto day on Big Brother 28 opens with the block comparing notes: Melody Morris and Taylor Brown discover Haley Thogmartin gave them the same speech word for word, and Mallory Aurichio guesses at the pawn plan without knowing how right she is. Upstairs, Dee Valladares admits she slipped and told Barrett Pfeiffer that Drew Campbell is the real target, while Rick Devens — secretly holding the Diamond Power of Veto — consoles her that America skipped them because they’re “too powerful.” Haley and Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk lock the plan: keep nominations the same, and Lyric goes up if anyone forces a renom.

“She said if she wins veto, she’s not pulling me off.. which means I’m a nominee, not a pawn.”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: nominated alongside Melody Morris and Taylor Brown, Drew Campbell spends the night hunting for reassurance. He tells Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk that Haley Thogmartin gave him no heads up and that her refusal to pull him off with the veto makes him a nominee, not a pawn — then asks Kamu directly whether he’d use the veto to save him. Kamu says he would. Upstairs, Haley walks Drew through the same pawn reasoning and he leaves saying there’s no bad blood. Downstairs, Mallory Aurichio, Melody and Drew close the night on old punishments and a Nine Inch Nails song about control.

“She comes in here all chippity-happity, motherf—ing skippy-doo-doo.” – Haley

Haley Thogmartin, Rick Devens, Chuk Anyanwu, Angela Murray and Dee Valladares lock down the Big Brother 28 HOH room and plan the week: Drew Campbell goes up as a “pawn” who is actually the target. Angela architects the blindside — reassure Drew, keep nominations the same if anyone wins the Power of Veto, and let him walk into it. Haley replays quoting Melody Morris’s trash talk back to her face, Devens confirms he and Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk both want Drew out, and Yash Patel has turned on Drew after learning about the Four Seasons alliance. Mallory Aurichio is safe from nominations — but nobody promised her anything about a backdoor.

“I have bases loaded. And I’m up to bat.” – Haley

Haley Thogmartin runs back-to-back one-on-ones the morning after winning Head of Household on Big Brother 28, and nearly everyone leaves with a different story. LaTrice “Lala” Verrett learns Taylor Brown was campaigning for Jason De Puy. Rick Devens gets the full debrief and tells her to keep driving wedges in. Barrett Pfeiffer gets floated as a pawn and refuses. Drew Campbell leaves convinced he is safe. Meanwhile Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk pitches Haley, then Dee Valladares, on scrapping the pawn plan entirely and making Drew the target so Lyric can replace him in the Tool Shed. Barrett walks into that conversation midway through.

“She wants Taylor out… So she wants to nominate Taylor and Melody and Drew”

Haley Thogmartin wins Head of Household on Big Brother 28 and by 1:15 am Rick Devens already has her full plan: Taylor Brown is the target, Melody Morris and Drew Campbell go up beside her, and LaTrice “Lala” Verrett gets backdoored. Devens and Dee Valladares agree to hide The Wolf Pack from Angela Murray and deny the secret power to everyone, Haley included. Then Haley takes meetings until nearly four in the morning. Lyric offers to nominate Mallory Aurichio and Melody if asked. Mallory gets told she’s safe. Melody apologizes for a week of trash talk, then admits she would have nominated Haley.

Big Brother 28 Week 3 in Review “Block wh*re over here with a bunch of block virgins”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: a full recap of Week 3 on the BB28 live feeds, from Kamu’s backdoor plan through the tea party house meeting he rehearsed line by line to the vote count that quietly fell apart Wednesday night. Rick Devens is holding a Diamond Power of Veto nobody knows about, Taylor has told Jason De Puy she can’t vote against LaTrice, and two new alliances formed this week that the episodes haven’t shown — The Wolf Pack and the Giggle Girls.

“Barrett is not a competitive threat. He is not a social threat. He’s not an influence. He is just very tall.”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: Kamu, Yash and Dee form a new four-person alliance on the BB28 live feeds, then bring Rick Devens in — and Dee walks away believing she recruited him, when Devens engineered the whole approach himself. They name it The Wolf Pack. Elsewhere, Devens confronts Drew over inventing a red corner versus blue corner rivalry for no reason, and Drew folds mid-argument and agrees to vote Mallory Aurichio out. Angela Murray, Haley and Dee Valladares name Taylor as their target if their side wins the next Head of Household. And Yash and Chuk agree to vote with the house on Mallory versus LaTrice rather than pick a side.

“I’m like, bro, we have the numbers for Mallory, and you are the determinator.”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: Jason De Puy is sitting alone on purpose, and on the BB28 live feeds he explains why — the more ostracized he looks, the less the other side counts votes. He’s handed his whole campaign off, with Melody Morris working Drew Campbell and Taylor working Yash. Melody and Mallory Aurichio then hit the same wall from the other side: nine votes to keep Mallory over LaTrice, but only six to keep Jason, because Drew won’t budge. Mallory drafts a warning to Taylor and admits she can’t make it sound like anything but a threat. Later, Lyric raises Kamu herself — he’s more her type — before catching herself three weeks after Rome.

“I’m terrified of Jason because he’s the type of dude when he is backed into a corner he will burn all of us!

Big Brother 28 spoilers: Drew Campbell tells the BB28 live feeds he’s terrified of what Jason De Puy does when he’s cornered, and the group planning to keep him spends the night arguing about whether to tell Taylor they’ve changed their minds. Mallory Aurichio learns from Drew that Kamu wants her gone over LaTrice, and Lyric’s answer is that she’ll stop speaking to him if it happens. Angela Murray coaches Devens on how to make Kamu feel like the Toolshed is his own alliance so the rest of them look guilty only by association. And Haley Thogmartin admits her interest in Kamu, with Angela and Dee Valladares offering to plant conversation starters for her.