Eviction Night
Final 4 night, and the whole game came down to one shaky hand on one vote.
Taylor took the Final 4 Head of Household — the round that decides who even gets a choice this week — and put up Drew and Dee, leaving Devens as the odd man out and the safe one. Then the only comp that truly matters at four fell to Drew, who ground his way through the final Power of Veto without ever being the slowest, bounced Taylor in round nine, and locked up his own seat at the Final 3.
Drew pulled himself off the block, which handed Taylor the pen — and she wrote in Devens beside Dee. That left Drew, the veto holder, as the sole vote to decide who walked. He agonized, teared up, and with his voice cracking he sent Dee to the jury 1-0, keeping the ride-or-die he trusts most.
Dee took it like the competitor she is — she called Drew a "little weasel" on her way out, told the house she loved them, and admitted she only felt the eviction coming in the last thirty minutes. She becomes the sixth juror. The Survivor legend's second act ends one seat short of the finale.
Final 3: Drew, Devens, Taylor — off to the three-part Final HOH.