“Big Brother,” you really left us hanging like that?
Viewers tuning in to Sunday’s “Big Brother” episode learned that Rick Devens won the Head of Household competition, saw a larger alliance forming, as well as Angela Murray receiving the hard-boiled detective punishment from the Time Capsule and finally the Week 2 nominations.
It was an action-packed episode but fans wanted a few more minutes to see the explosive nomination ceremony that had the live feeds in a frenzy two days earlier in real time.
There was a glimpse of it before the episode went off the air but the full blowup will ultimately come at the start of Wednesday’s show. For those who can’t wait or just want to relive it, clips of the post-nomination craziness can be found all across social media.
Here’s what to know about the “Big Brother” schedule this week, including where to watch the live feeds, spoilers from the week and the cast of season 28:
Who won HOH on Big Brother?
Rick Devens is calling the shots this week as the Head of Household.
It’s the second straight week one of the two “Survivor” alums holds the power as HOH. Dee Valladares won the inaugural HOH of the season.
Devens said he didn’t want to win HOH to put a bigger target on his back but now that he has it he’s ready to “thrive in chaos.”
And chaos has ensued in Week 2.
Despite not initially nominating Rome, the pickleball coach is Devens’ target.
Big Brother episode schedule
“Big Brother” returns on Wednesday, July 22, with a 90-minute episode.
Fans will see the entire post-nomination fight between Jason and the costume egg-wearing Angela, Rome crashing out and LaTrice in tears.
The episode, which will be the seventh in the 87-day season, will also see the POV competition. It took place on Saturday inside the house. Devens, his nominees of Jason, Melody and Lyric will compete along with Barrett and Angela.
Devens edges out Jason for the win in what is said to be a puzzle. “Survivor” host Jeff Probst is smiling somewhere.
The episode will end with the POV meeting.
When is the veto ceremony on Big Brother?
The veto ceremony took place earlier on Monday, July 20.
Devens used the POV on Lyric and put her showmance partner Rome up in her place.
That means Rome, Jason and Melody are on the block heading into the BB Blockbuster competition for Thursday’s live episode. The plan is to evict Rome if he doesn’t win the Blockbuster. Jason would be a backup.
Big Brother Week 2
How to watch Big Brother live feeds
BB fans don’t have to wait until Wednesday’s episode to watch “Big Brother.”
The live feeds provide fans with a 24/7, unfiltered look at everything taking place inside the house from the strategizing to the late night chats and also to all monotony like the players playing pool, dancing, working out, talking about life and eating.
Live feeds, however, go down for key moments dedicated for the TV show, like for the competitions and nomination and POV meetings. You will also see that the showmance between Rome and Lyric is still on despite trying to fool people into thinking they’re over.
Live feeds are available on Paramount+ and PlutoTV and for a select time after the episodes on the “Big Brother” YouTube page.
What nights are Big Brother on? Big Brother TV schedule
“Big Brother” airs on Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and select Fridays.
Sunday episodes feature the HOH competition, the Time Capsule challenge and nomination ceremony; Wednesday episodes feature the Power of Veto competition and POV meeting; Thursdays feature the BB Blockbuster, plus the live vote and eviction.
Friday’s episodes are the “Big Brother: Unlocked” talk show hosted by Taylor Hale, Derrick Levasseur and Jerry O’Connell. They air every other week.
What does Big Brother stream on?
“Big Brother” streams on Paramount+.
Episodes can be streamed live with a Paramount+ Premium plan at a cost of $13.99 per month. Episodes can be streamed the next day on Paramount+ with any plan.
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BB Time Capsule vote
The second BB Time Capsule vote is underway.
Fans are currently voting for who they want to be the next houseguest to enter the Time Capsule. Voting is open until Friday morning at CBS.com/bbvote.
Everyone but Angela, who played in the Time Capsule last week, is eligible in Week 2.
A power or a punishment will once again be on the line. Angela’s punishment for failing at the competition last week is having to wear the egg detective costume.
Big Brother cast
Here’s the 17-member cast of “Big Brother” season 28:
In the house
Evicted
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: When is Big Brother on next? TV schedule, live feeds, veto ceremony
Reporting by Christopher Kuhagen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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By Christopher Kuhagen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | USA TODAY Network
