“Big Brother 26” on Thursday was the best “Big Brother” in years. There was a close competition, a vote turnaround, a surprise and the evening ended with a change of power.
Tucker won HOH as he had shown all week, believing it was the wall competition. The whole competition did not last very long, but Tucker and Quinn were the last two up there, just as the “BB” gods intended. Tucker offered Quinn a deal, but he didn’t take it and dropped out shortly after, leaving the Collective and the Pentagon not only shattered but vulnerable this week.
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Quinn will obviously be one of the nominees. Tucker has had some one-on-one conversations with Brooklyn, Chelsie And camwho were looking for answers and also wanted to defend themselves. They are angry that they were left in the dark about the move, especially Brooklyn, but they are better off trying to limit the damage with the other side than Kimo And T´Kor Tucker told them he was looking for a chess piece and reminded Chelsie that he was one for her, but obviously none of them wanted to be one.
Tucker hasn’t quite decided yet, but he told Joseph he’s thinking about starting Quinn, Brooklyn and Cam. Joseph said Brooklyn and Cam might be better targets than Quinn this week, which Tucker didn’t object to. Brooklyn in particular is well positioned and could be a fierce juror.
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