Big Brother Week 3 Update: Jason Goes Full Villain, LaLa Almost Quits, and Somehow, We Still Ended Up with Bacon Appetizers
Author: Peter
Quick recap before we get into today.
On Monday, Lyric used the Veto to save herself, and Kamu dropped Jason in as the replacement nom, as they had previously planned. Jason immediately realized that he was actually the backdoor target the whole time, and instead of quietly campaigning like any other person, he chose chaos.
By Tuesday, Jason dove into full villain era, marching around the house banging a kettle with a wooden spoon outside people’s rooms like some unhinged reality TV rooster. LaLa was losing her mind because of the noise and had a real quitting scare on the feeds before the house talked her down.
Big couple of days.
Which brings us to Wednesday, which was somehow both a slow day and an extremely busy one.
The vets spent it looking smug, fully convinced Jason had cooked his own goose with the kettle stunt and would leave by Thursday, no contest.
Meanwhile, something interesting is happening among the newbies, with Drew and Yash leading the charge. They’re planning to flip the vote and keep Jason around as a human shield, because letting the vets run the whole house every single week is starting to feel like a losing strategy.
Honestly, this is seriously overdue.
Mallory spent the day folding laundry and packing just in case andcomplaining her way through some light campaigning. As for Jason, he somehow thinks he might be fine even if he loses Block Buster.
Buddy, no.
Taylor’s stuck agonizing over game versus friendship again, because apparently, she signed up to be the season’s designated Swing Vote of Doom. As for Devens, he kept joking about doing a “Survivor Week” like it’sJankie week with plastic palm fronds, which, sir, commit to the bit or don’t.
Behind the scenes, we saw Devens locking down Drew and Barrett to vote Mallory out over LaLa if it comes down to it, weakening their side while also picking off a houseguest who’s shown zero fear of the vets.
And at 2 am, a brand-new four-person alliance called Wolfpack quietly formed with Dee, Devens, Kamu, and Yash.
Apparently, three alliances aren’t enough chaos for one house.
Oh, and let’s not forget that LaLa made bacon-wrapped appetizers that everyone loved, but we don’t think that’s going to save her game. Angela also did DIY chiropractic on Yash’s back, which was interesting but also kind of weird.
So, heading into tonight, where do the noms stand? Jason De Puy is the most likely to go, and his only out is if he wins the Block Buster or the underdogs pull off their vote flip. As for LaLa, she’s the most likely to stay, as no one sees her as a threat right now – plus, they like her appetizers.
Finally, Mallory is the one in the middle. If Jason manages to win the Block Buster, Mallory is the backup plan.
So, don’t get too comfortable with these predictions, and buckle up for tonight.
