The streak is alive. For the eighth week in a row, the Veto was used on “Big Brother 26.”
Makensy did indeed save Angela on Monday, the third time this season she’s been saved by someone else holding the Veto — a new “BB” record — and Chelsie did indeed put up Quinn as the replacement nominee. Is this the best move? Probably not, but this cast is nothing if not wildly entertaining and unpredictable, and that’s enough.
Quinn took the backdoor (kind of) slightly better than Leah did since she was being blamed for allegedly trying to start an alliance, per Angela. Leah and Angela later tried to clear the air on that. Angela emphasized that she never blamed Leah when she shared that “scoop” with Chelsie and Makensy. She also told Leah that she won’t vote to evict Quinn if they have the votes and Quinn doesn’t put her on the block in the future. Classic Angela inevitably turning on the people who saved her.
Quinn is still the target though, but Makensy did have some cold feet about evicting him. Maybe she feels guilty about lying to him and Leah about not knowing that Chelsie was gonna put him up. But Chelsie shut that Makensy’s doubts quickly, so, for now, she’s on board to boot Quinn. It’s a long way until Thursday, though, so she’ll probably second-guess some more.
Quinn hasn’t turned up the campaigning yet and Kimo, knowing he’s safe, hasn’t campaigned at all, but the former will probably pick it up soon, especially without the extra safety net of AI Arena this week. Otherwise, he’ll be the first juror.
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