Eight houseguests left, and for the first time this season an Icon is guaranteed to go home. Barrett won his first Head of Household and spent it putting Angela, Dee and Devens up together, then Yash won the Power of Veto at BB Comics and left it in his pocket — so the board never […]
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Big Brother 28 Week 9 in Review: The Week Barrett Put All Three Icons Up
Eight houseguests left, and the Head of Household spent his one week of power doing the single most entertaining thing available to him. Barrett nominated all three Icons, said out loud that he might only get to do this once, and then watched Yash win the veto and decline to touch it. Angela, Dee and […]
Big Brother 28 Week 8 in Review: The Week the Feeds Went Dark
The feeds went dark on Thursday night and came back on Saturday afternoon to a greyed-out photo, a Head of Household already crowned and a block already set. Haley was gone, eliminated by a four-contest medieval gauntlet with no vote, no nomination ceremony and nothing on camera — the house has not talked it through out loud since. Drew won his first HOH and nominated the three players who had spent Week 7 saying they wanted the Icons out. Yash won the veto and used it on himself, and Devens volunteered for the empty seat before anyone asked him. Now Barrett is quietly counting votes to blindside him, Dee cannot decide whether she can pull the trigger, and Devens is telling the two people organising it that he feels too comfortable. Devens, Lala and Taylor play the Blockbuster tonight, and whoever loses the vote opens the jury.
Big Brother 28 Week 7 in Review: The Target Changed and Nobody Was Told
Dee won her second Head of Household and spent $5,000 buying the one player who was hunting her. Six days later that player is organising the group that wants to blindside her, the target she has been naming all week is not the target, and Barrett has told Melody and Mallory outright that he and Drew have been with the Icons since the start. Drew, Taylor and Mallory play the Blockbuster tonight.
Big Brother 28 Spoilers week 6 in review
Yash won the HOH and the veto and still finished the week with a board he didn’t build. Devens spent the Diamond Power of Veto, pulled Dee down and named Kamu — with the Head of Household cut out of his own ceremony. By Tuesday night the seven that ordered the hit was already breaking. Full Week 6 Wall numbers inside.
Big Brother 28 Week 5 in review
Big Brother 28 Week 5 on the live feeds, start to finish. Nobody picked Lala to win the Wall – not the house, not the fans, not the man she beat – and she spent the week telling almost everybody what they wanted to hear. Chuk, Haley and Barrett went up. Kamu won the veto and left them there, on a grudge going back to Haley’s HOH. Angela confessed to flipping the Lyric vote and the gym went up. Dee and Devens spent Sunday enjoying a power nobody knows about. And by Wednesday four separate groups had named four different next targets. Two of them named Lala.
Big Brother 28 Week 4 in review
Big Brother 28 Week 4 in review: Haley Thogmartin opens her HOH with a snack ban and a blindside — Drew Campbell nominated as a “pawn” who was actually the target, beside Melody Morris and Taylor Brown. Taylor’s veto win forces the fight of the week, Lyric goes up as the renom over Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk’s objections, and the Icons nearly flip the whole plan before remembering they invented it: “We inceptioned it.” Then, in the final 24 hours, the target quietly changes — Melody is now first in line, Drew is the backup, and he still has no idea. The Blockbuster and eviction air tonight.
“Block wh*re over here with a bunch of block virgins” — Mallory
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.