After a wild week in Jankie World, the Houseguests returned inside for an iconic week ofBig Brother! Between a visit from Zingbot and a Double Eviction, the stakes were higher than ever. With the Power of Veto streak continuing, this season is continuing to keep players and viewers on their toes.With only five players left in the game, it’s time to determine just how we got there.
Hosted byJulie Chen Moonves,Big Brotherhas been CBS’s hit summer series since 2000. The social experiment reality program brings a group of Houseguests together as they coexist and battle it out for power, safety, and advantages. There’s truly nowhere to escape with microphones and cameras in every corner of the house! With twists and turns unexpectedly arriving,Big Brother 26has given fans one of the best modern seasons in franchise history.
12When is ‘Big Brother 26’ on TV?
Expect the unexpected because the Big Brother schedule keeps adjusting depending on your time zone. Right now, this is the upcoming schedule is a tad different as the CBS fall season is underway.Big Brother 26will air Sunday at 10:30pm Eastern, 9:30pm Central, and 10:00pm Pacific and Thursday at 8:00pm for an action-packed episode.There will be NO Wednesday episode.Be sure to check your local stations, as certain events may affectBig Brotherair times.
11Where Can You Stream ‘Big Brother 26?’
Stream on Paramount+
10Where Can You Watch the ‘Big Brother’ Live Feeds?
9Who Won HoH Week 10?
After the big cliffhanger from the live eviction episode, it was time to discover which Houseguest stacked the most pieces of candy within the hour time limit. Thanks to her background in construction,Makensy Manbeckused her strategy to her advantage, winning Head of Household.Following her victory, it was revealed that Ainsley had returned and essentially murdered Jankie, ending their time in Jankie World. The Houseguests finally got to go back inside the house after a week in the backyard.
8Who Was Nominated Week 10?
Before nominations were made,the house was visited by Zingbot.The infamousBig Brotherlegend was there to roast the players in the must excruciating ways. After a few laughs, the game was back on. With Makensy back in power, her goal was to maintain the power hold she had with her alliance includingCam Sullivan-BrownandChelsie Baham. Knowing thatAngela Murraycould win the game, she made her the prime target of the week. As usual, she needed a pawn. WithT’Kor Clottey’s alliance ofKimo ApakaandRubina Bernabestill in the game, she once again urged Kimo to be her pawn. In the end,the two players on the chopping block were Angela Murray and Kimo Apaka.
7Who Won the Power of Veto?
With AI and robots being a major theme of the season, the Houseguests were greeted by another robot on the block for this week’s Power of Veto competition. For this week’s power of veto, the Houseguests engaged in aWild Robot-inspired challenge where they had to decipher clues based on animal sounds. Continuing her domination in the challenges,Makensy continued her reign and maintained her power by winning Power of Veto.
With the power in her hands, Makensy began to have a worm in her ear. Between Chelsea pulling the strings behind the scenes and Kimo and Rubina knowing they both could be safe this week, Makensy decided to make another bold move. BelievingLeah Peterswould not be loyal to her, choosing Angela in the end, she wanted her out of the game. Using the Power of Veto for the tenth straight time,she removed Kimo from the block and replaced him with Leah.
6Who Was Evicted Tenth from the ‘Big Brother’ House?
With close allies and the main targets of the two alliances on the block together, it was a matter of who was the bigger threat moving forward. Before the live eviction night began, Ainsley returned to tell the Houseguests that two of their games were about to be betrayed. It was officially Double Eviction week. With an entire week of Big Brother about to be played in one short hour, the first eviction of the night commended. With the first unanimous vote of the season,Leah Peters was evicted by the house with four votes.
5Who Won the Double Eviction HoH?
During the week, an AI avatar of Julie Chen Moonves spoke to the Houseguests, warning them about Ainsley. Each message ended up being an important clue as it was revealed that it was a Deep Fake Chenbot. Those messages proved important as the messages would be the source of a true or false Head of Household competition. It ended up going to tie-breaker round between Angela and Chelsie, withChelsie winning the Double Eviction HoH.
4Who Was Nominated In the Double Eviction?
With only moments to spare, Julie Chen Moonves asked Chelsie to reveal who she would be placing on the block for the Double Eviction. Chelsea revealed thather nominees would be Kimo and Angelain the live nomination ceremony.
3Who Won the Double Eviction Power of Veto?
With only one last chance to save themselves, Kimo, Angela, and the rest of the remaining Houseguests competed in the Double Eviction Power of Veto competition. In this competition, the players were tasked to roll a proton ball into the reactor core. They have three minutes to get five proton balls in the reactor core. The first player to do this will win the Power of Veto. If, after five minutes, no one has gotten all five proton balls, the winner will be the player who got the most balls in the fastest amount of time. In this nail-bitter,the winner of the Power of Veto was Kimo. Once again, the Power of Veto was used, continuing the streak of the PoV being used every single week of competition. Kimo removed himself from the nomination block, forcing Chelsie to replace him with Rubina.
