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I'm watching the Operation Italy episode and like I'm at the part where Teeny goes on his rant about Sam.

Personally with him learning more about her identity after the show I do excuse him a bit for that, but like I literally have no idea what Sam has done to him at this point. Combined with the fact that he was probably ready to vote him out, and like he probably wasn't flipping as well, he really has no reason to bring him.

Is there anything I'm missing here, or did Sam do something/did this become a thing?

EDIT: I did not know that Teeny goes by he/him pronouns, much thanks to the people who pointed that out!

I know everyone WAS just down on the season for the past couple weeks but honestly I disagree.

Week 1, we have Dee breaking her promise to Yash, the formation of the Crossovers/Red Corner, and basically the vets rise to power. We have all the stuff going on with Rome and Lyric, and Jason also blows up his game. At the end of the week we get probably the BEST scenario with Ashley who was a non factor leaving.

Week 2, we have Devens win HOH and what is probably the CRAZIEST nomination ceremony. Devens blowing up Rome's game, Angela v Jason, Haley v Rome, crying all around it was insane. Devens won the POV and we got to See Lyme OUTPLAY the vets here and convince Devens to use the POV on Lyric, in the end it is inevitable but Rome was backdoored. This was also the week the Roman Empire vs Toolshed started to form

Around week 3 was where people started calling this the worst season ever and whatnot but even then there was still entertainment.

Week 3, Kamu won HOH, and not the most optimal outcome at all. Lyric won the veto, but this week Jason was GIVING. Mainly the Tea Party (exciting to watch, but was bad how Kamu interrupted the tea party), and the Pots and Pans. Jason was backdoored by the end of the week but even though it was arguably the worst week it was still fairly good.

Week 4, HALEY wins HOH. While not optimal it was annoying and hilarious to see Haley's hypocrisy and HOHits take form, while this kept us on our toes, Dee got bored and FLIPPED the vote to Lyric right before eviction, so Drew won the BBB, and LYRIC was evicted 8-3.

Week 5, again was great, we saw LA LA out of all people win HOH and it was legendary. Finally a Non-Toolshed HOH, Barrett, Chuk, and Haley were nominated, and Chuk a non factor FINALLY left.

Now on week 6 we have a Yash HOH, 2/3 vets have been nominated. We have compelling characters in Dee, Devens, Angela, Kamu, Haley, Drew, Melody, and Mallory. Yash declined/flushed Dee's power and if a vet leaves this week we're on the road for a GREAT season ahead.

Maybe it's just me but am I the only one who's seen the difference in La la, and Taylor's behavior this week?

Mainly her short argument with Haley and breaking up the Angela v Haley fight. Not saying that it's bad, it makes for good drama but it just seems she's gotten more Bold since she won HOH.

To a degree it's Taylor at well, but that's a different story.

I think we all remember when Rome was in the house and called out Haley saying she was unbearable and a b*tch.

I don't want to like excuse his behavior but with the MAGA slop behavior coming from Haley and Kamu honestly I think he was right at this point.

And then he was actually able to BOND with the Sole gay man in the house in Jason without like shoving his masculinity on him. Meanwhile Kamu goes on this childish charade calling him Zesty, and the unnecessary tea party situation.

I gotta be honest here I'm so mad rn that people like Rome have left while people like Kamu and Haley have stayed.

Wow. The vets might have just wasted their HOH.

Devens puts up Melody, Jason, and Lyric with the intention to backdoor Rome by using the veto preferably on Melody so at least one of the showmance is on the block for eviction night. Rome is next to a great competitor in Jason and Lyric who he might just throw the blockbuster for.

Excellent plan thus far.

Even better, DEVENS wins the veto ensuring that this plan will go completely as planned. Right, RIGHT?

Nope, Rome and Lyric come up with this plan of faking a break up that shouldn't really work.

Rome convinces Devens that taking off Lyric would make him not want to put Devens up if he wins HOH.

Lyric goes around flirting with Chuk & Yash to push the facade about the break up, and makes a pretty good pitch to Devens.

With all this Devens SOMEHOW takes Lyric off the block and Rome is the replacement nominee.

Not only does this take away the guaranteed chance at breaking up Lyme, but it also insures Rome has more incentive to win the Blockbuster since Lyric is waiting for him.

And on top of all that Dee & Angela have been getting suspicious of Drew for no reason so now they want Melody out to weaken him, when Melody is literally giving everything to Drew.

At this point Lyme has a genuine chance to come out of this week alive.

I really do want to root for the vets but with this weeks gameplay so far, they're making it hard.

Props to Rome/Lyric for getting that to happen though.

While I really like Devens HOH thus far, one thing I don't like is how Rome could leave if he doesn't win the Blockbuster.

Yeah it's for sure the right move, but no matter how much we all hate Rome he's brought some good entertainment thus far.

I really think Rome would be a great antagonist with/ without Lyric, and I do love villains.

Ever since 26/27 I was thinking that we might be in a new Era of BB, that just really excels, and BB28 has shown early promise of that streak of seasons continuing.

Since the first week of BB28 has concluded which First week was your favorite? 26, 27, or 28.

Attention spectators, Big Brother 28's "broveal" is today, and to celebrate the landmark 28th season I will be making a gc to discuss all episodes, live feeds, spoilers, and anything else relevant to the season! SImply comment down below to be added

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So I was commenting in r/BigBrother but something interesting is that all of my comments were removed. I think I have enough upvotes so I don't know what happened.

From Jean Philippe "Stop touching yourself, stop touching your hair, stop touching your face".

Jean Philippe truly was great that season.

Like I know this is pretty hated but honestly I just hate it more than any other twist.

Like the "earn your buffs" thing is pretty annoying because I would rather watch individual immunity rather than another recycled tribe challenge.

The main thing that's bad is the whole half the merged tribe is immune like WHAT.

A 11-13 players merge where like 6 or 7 people are eligible to be voted is just so foreign to me compared to older seasons, and I just think it's the worst twist (other than absurdly bad things like hourglass, Jimmy Fallon Challenge, Blood Moon, The Edge of extinction, and the Super Idol. Which all absolutely throw away the full premise of Survivor to it's fullest)

I've finished most of the New Era with the post merge of 47 left, and I have despised every single mergatory episode other than 45 & 47.

For context I'm a teenager and recently turned bi around April/May

My parents are pretty conservative and religious people.

They rant shit about the LGTBQIA+ community, which I thought less about back then but a whole lot more now. Now that I'm bisexual I've taken a whole larger point of view.

They still rant all their homophobia to me, and when they do it feels like they hate me.

I'm never coming out to them, and am frankly disgusted that they would rant their bigotry to a child, as well as my sister who's fucking 10.

Mainly talking about the bi flag here, but all LGTBQIA+ flags are stunning and beautiful.

idk what it is, but every time I look at the bi flag I feel proud to be bi and just think "Damn I have a beautiful flag".

Maybe it's just me though idk.