@CCavsFan7@CBSBigBrother And you can also see Haley’s photo greyed out on the memory wall in this clip. I am spoiled already from feeds, but it’s ridiculous to make Sunday’s episode an unnecessary cliff hanger only to spoil it in the sneak peak today.
@CheReal85 I am genuinely confused as to why Barrett thinks Melody has good win equity. Him thinking only Devens and Yash would get his vote over Melody is wild to me.
@RealityyQueenn2@RobHasApodcast Disappointing to see two glaring factors in Barrett’s flip ignored: the timing, right after Dee said they shouldn’t cuddle anymore, and Drew winning the fan vote. Both seem relevant to his motivation and go hand in hand with his superfandom and awareness of how he’s perceived.
@rookiedwts@chenfordendgame As a fan of both shows, I’m frustrated to see Val get a ringer and the contestant with the most professional dance experience yet again! Unfortunately, Jenna should be gearing up for a lot of hate from a large part of the DWTS fanbase because there’s immense frustration over this
@BravoSideChick@skelygirly Seems unlikely based on the little I have seen of what I believe is her brother’s social media.They seem to be buying into the hype that Mallory did no wrong and it was all Drew’s fault for betraying her. Doesn’t look like anyone is interested in challenging her version of events
@alltoounwe1l@justagirl333_ The interviewers seemed more interested in playing into the “Mallory is a fan favourite” narrative than holding her accountable for her own game. Aside from addressing her decision to throw the HOH, they largely let her remain delusional about what was happening in the house.
@purpleowl33 I feel like they don’t actively verbalize it or really think about it until Yash’s bribe is revealed. It may force them to realize Yash is playing his own game, hasn’t shared everything with them etc, and they should start doing the same thing.
@yelenabeluva@morgzzz22 It’s genuinely infuriating that none of the interviewers have corrected her or pushed back at all. No one has provided her with examples or clued her in that a lot of the reason Drew is not liked was because he pushed so hard for her in week 3, when Barrett stayed silent
@1984villain I don’t think he’s most loyal to her. Rather, I think he’s using the guise of loyalty and their shared hurt over losing Mallory as a way to get closer to her. I strongly suspect Melody is Barrett’s ideal Final 2.
@blindsidebaby It’s getting to the point where it’s frustrating. She did zero campaigning when she was on the block, and also did nothing to prevent either of her allies from going on the block last week. I don’t understand why she thinks she has such a strong social game.
@TrillaryBlinton I think it will hit Barrett harder than it will hit Drew. Drew won’t fully grasp the immediate risk to his game because his norm is the icons risking his game. Barrett will realize that Yash has been playing him for the past two weeks and has the chance to blow up his spot.
@legacyhalsey@SalinaEstitties I didn’t realize Jason had deleted the post when I replied - it was still showing on my timeline. My comment was meant to respectfully educate on the definition and encourage reflection. Not every correction comes with ill intent, and there’s no need to respond with rudeness.
@SalinaEstitties@legacyhalsey There’s plenty of legitimate reasons to criticize Drew without turning turncoat, a common term for someone who betrays or abandons their allies, into an implication about sexuality.Reading that meaning into the word feels like assigning an intent that simply isn’t inherent to it
@littlelotusbond Drew’s response should have been “why do you think I was on the block week 4 by my own alliance not Barrett? Because I pushed to try and save Mallory week 3 when he stayed silent and was fine with her going”