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.

“Pawn in this game, I’m pretty certain, means I don’t give a f— if you go home”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: all afternoon the plan was Drew, Barrett and Kamu on the block as pawns, with Haley the renom once the veto cleared. Then at 4:50 pm, alone in the HOH room, Lala practiced her nomination speech out loud – and the names in it are Chuk, Haley and Barrett. Two of the men who got the pawn speech aren’t in it, and the target is up front instead of behind a backdoor. Before that: Taylor scripts the renege on Kamu’s veto promise, Barrett and Drew compare pawn speeches that don’t match, and Melody and Mallory plot to get inside Kamu’s head.

“I think it’s a good idea to put up Barrett and Drew because they’re the arms to Devon’s head.” – Taylor

Big Brother 28 spoilers: LaTrice “Lala” Verrett’s first morning as Head of Household, with nominations this afternoon. Downstairs, Chuk Anyanwu and Rick Devens tear at the vote that blindsided them, and Devens tells Barrett Pfeiffer flat out that it’s Angela Murray or Dee Valladares lying – then shrugs, because they’re not in power. Upstairs the queue forms: Taylor Brown coaches Lala and pitches Barrett and Drew Campbell as nominees, “the arms to Devens’ head.” Yash Patel hands her the vote count as a weapon. Then Lala asks Barrett to go up as a pawn – “I need to cut off the head of the snake” – and won’t say whose head.

“I don’t know why they include my ex husband in there he does not need to be up in that picture” – LaTrice

Big Brother 28 spoilers: LaTrice “Lala” Verrett wins The Wall and the house reorganises around her overnight. Yash Patel and Mallory Aurichio reach her first, Rick Devens asks Taylor Brown for permission to name-drop her as an ally, and Lala reads a letter from home before getting down to business. Alone with Taylor in the HOH room she builds a nomination plan – Drew Campbell, Barrett Pfeiffer and Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk on the block, with Haley Thogmartin the one she actually wants gone – and decides to tell all three of them they’re safe. Downstairs, Haley, Kamu and Chuk Anyanwu are still hunting whoever flipped the vote.

“I know for a fact Angela is not lying to me, and I know for a fact Dee’s not lying” – Haley

Big Brother 28 spoilers: minutes after Lyric is evicted 8-3, Haley Thogmartin corners Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk in the Have Not room and demands to know who lied about the vote. Kamu swears on everything that he voted out Melody Morris – which is true. Haley clears Angela Murray and Dee Valladares outright – which is not. Rick Devens joins, admits he voted Lyric, and explains he was told at the last second the house had already moved and that Haley’s whole group was in on it. Devens gets the math exactly right and still can’t name the names. Haley leaves saying she trusts Kamu 100%, then names him anyway.

BB28 Lyric, Melody and Drew Week 4 Eviction

Big Brother 28 Week 4 Blockbuster and Eviction Results

Big Brother 28 Week 4 live results: Drew Campbell, Melody Morris and Lyric face the BB Blockbuster, and the power side has already decided — Melody is the target, Drew is the backup, and Drew still thinks he’s a pawn. Then the Week 5 Head of Household plays out on the live feeds with the return of The Wall, the endurance comp that has produced three-hour standoffs, broken deals and the most famous conspiracy theory in feeds history. Blockbuster, vote, eviction and wall results, updating live all night.

Drew, Melody, Mallory and Deven poolside in August on the Big Brother 28 Live Feeds

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.

“My new goal is to just wreak havoc. I don’t even care if I leave tomorrow, I do, but F**k all you motherf**kers!”

8pm Outside the HOH room – Drew, Mallory and Melody
Mallory – Lets do this thing! Drew – Lets do the win! Drew – From the lowest low to the highest high. Melody – but I do want to say if I do leave, I am going to miss you like a lot. And like I am really happy I met you. Mallory – I don’t want to think like that. Melody – I don’t either but I just don’t want to go without saying anything. Mallory – no, I know I am going to miss you a lot too. I don’t know how I am going to be here with all these terrible people. Drew – And Drew. Mallory – And Drew. Mallory – And Barrett. Drew – yeah we’re the worst. Mallory – what? Drew – we’re the f**k a$$ people. Mallory – yeah. Melody – but its okay because I’m going to stay. Drew – Yeah, I might be able to slime out a vote here. Mallory – I don’t want to do this game without you so you have to stay. I think I will literally actually lose my mind. I have been feeling like that today. My new goal is to just wreak havoc. Like I don’t even care if I leave tomorrow, I do but F**k all you motherf**kers. Drew – I talked to Haley and she f**ks with you know..

“Do you know why they want Drew out? .. he’s just kind of a loose screw.”

Big Brother 28 spoilers: with the Blockbuster looming, the storage room becomes the vote-counting capital of the house. Yash Patel and Taylor Brown privately agree the alliance offer from Chuk Anyanwu’s side benefits them more than us — then decide to “rock with it” anyway. Yash runs the numbers with Mallory Aurichio: keep Melody Morris, evict Drew Campbell, five votes locked and one more needed. Taylor argues Drew makes a better shield than target, Mallory won’t stick her neck out for him, and word is spreading that Haley Thogmartin may want Melody out first.