Tonight, the Big Brother 20 house started to simmer out more following the Veto earlier in the day, but in general, it was still very much quiet.

So what did we actually learn? Let's start with Zingbot, which apparently called Sam "f—ing crazy" and that made her upset. He also mocked Tyler's habit of picking his own zits and stuff as well as JC's back hair. Most of the zings this time around were fairly tame save for Sam's, which was fairly brutal by comparison … or at least these were all of the ones that we've heard so far.

We've also got a good sense of what the plan is for replacement nominee at the moment — Faysal is now looking to get Kaycee on the block, mostly with the thinking that he and Haleigh can form a new alliance with Tyler and Angela and make it far into the game together. He's convinced that this is this great idea and that all of them can work together in great harmony … but he doesn't really seem to recognize that there is little to no interest on Tyler's side to actually do this. He doesn't trust Haleigh and he never will after the time in which she was the hacker. He's going to betray them and Faysal is going to look ridiculous.

Meanwhile, tonight Tyler has been trying his best to also console Sam and reminder her that the final two deal that the two parties have is legitimate. We actually do think that it is, mostly because Tyler knows that he can, without question, beat her at the end. He has more of a case against her than everyone else. Oh, and he's also aware that Brett is probably the first person from within his own group that he'd cut … per a conversation he had with JC, which allows us to know where he will position the target once The Hive is closer to being gone.

Tonight, the Big Brother 20 house started to simmer out more following the Veto earlier in the day, but in general, it was still very much quiet.

So what did we actually learn? Let's start with Zingbot, which apparently called Sam "f—ing crazy" and that made her upset. He also mocked Tyler's habit of picking his own zits and stuff as well as JC's back hair. Most of the zings this time around were fairly tame save for Sam's, which was fairly brutal by comparison … or at least these were all of the ones that we've heard so far.

We've also got a good sense of what the plan is for replacement nominee at the moment — Faysal is now looking to get Kaycee on the block, mostly with the thinking that he and Haleigh can form a new alliance with Tyler and Angela and make it far into the game together. He's convinced that this is this great idea and that all of them can work together in great harmony … but he doesn't really seem to recognize that there is little to no interest on Tyler's side to actually do this. He doesn't trust Haleigh and he never will after the time in which she was the hacker. He's going to betray them and Faysal is going to look ridiculous.

Meanwhile, tonight Tyler has been trying his best to also console Sam and reminder her that the final two deal that the two parties have is legitimate. We actually do think that it is, mostly because Tyler knows that he can, without question, beat her at the end. He has more of a case against her than everyone else. Oh, and he's also aware that Brett is probably the first person from within his own group that he'd cut … per a conversation he had with JC, which allows us to know where he will position the target once The Hive is closer to being gone.

Tonight, the Big Brother 20 house started to simmer out more following the Veto earlier in the day, but in general, it was still very much quiet.

So what did we actually learn? Let's start with Zingbot, which apparently called Sam "f—ing crazy" and that made her upset. He also mocked Tyler's habit of picking his own zits and stuff as well as JC's back hair. Most of the zings this time around were fairly tame save for Sam's, which was fairly brutal by comparison … or at least these were all of the ones that we've heard so far.

We've also got a good sense of what the plan is for replacement nominee at the moment — Faysal is now looking to get Kaycee on the block, mostly with the thinking that he and Haleigh can form a new alliance with Tyler and Angela and make it far into the game together. He's convinced that this is this great idea and that all of them can work together in great harmony … but he doesn't really seem to recognize that there is little to no interest on Tyler's side to actually do this. He doesn't trust Haleigh and he never will after the time in which she was the hacker. He's going to betray them and Faysal is going to look ridiculous.

Meanwhile, tonight Tyler has been trying his best to also console Sam and reminder her that the final two deal that the two parties have is legitimate. We actually do think that it is, mostly because Tyler knows that he can, without question, beat her at the end. He has more of a case against her than everyone else. Oh, and he's also aware that Brett is probably the first person from within his own group that he'd cut … per a conversation he had with JC, which allows us to know where he will position the target once The Hive is closer to being gone.

Right around noon today, the Big Brother 20 Veto Competition officially began — and with that, we also had the arrival of Zingbot! The robot will always be the most-famous bot in the history of the game (sorry, Sam from earlier this season) and sometimes, he brings with him great entertainment.

Of course, there are also people who still think that he in some ways influences the game with his zings.

Before getting any further into this, let's talk about what matters in terms of gameplay: Brett won the Veto! That gives him a chance to actually be in control of his destiny for really the first time all season long. Competitions haven't really been his thing, but this is a worst-case scenario for Faysal given that he's going to have to nominate someone else … and his own foolishness has probably got Scottie going home.

The only alternative scenario we can think of in which we end up seeing Scottie stay is if Fessy nominates Sam and she throws herself on her own sword, demanding that she be allowed to quit the game. Nothing else really makes sense.

The Power of Veto Competition was Hide and Go Veto, and it's a little weird that the show is combining that with Zingbot. We know that the houseguests got a Zingbot visit thanks to the Zing Force outfits that there are wearing (clearly a Space Force reference), but nobody's really talking about their zings all that much. Maybe they were terrible, or maybe they were instructed not to. Either way, it's a little disappointing to not hear about them.

Right around noon today, the Big Brother 20 Veto Competition officially began — and with that, we also had the arrival of Zingbot! The robot will always be the most-famous bot in the history of the game (sorry, Sam from earlier this season) and sometimes, he brings with him great entertainment.

Of course, there are also people who still think that he in some ways influences the game with his zings.

Before getting any further into this, let's talk about what matters in terms of gameplay: Brett won the Veto! That gives him a chance to actually be in control of his destiny for really the first time all season long. Competitions haven't really been his thing, but this is a worst-case scenario for Faysal given that he's going to have to nominate someone else … and his own foolishness has probably got Scottie going home.

The only alternative scenario we can think of in which we end up seeing Scottie stay is if Fessy nominates Sam and she throws herself on her own sword, demanding that she be allowed to quit the game. Nothing else really makes sense.

The Power of Veto Competition was Hide and Go Veto, and it's a little weird that the show is combining that with Zingbot. We know that the houseguests got a Zingbot visit thanks to the Zing Force outfits that there are wearing (clearly a Space Force reference), but nobody's really talking about their zings all that much. Maybe they were terrible, or maybe they were instructed not to. Either way, it's a little disappointing to not hear about them.

Right around noon today, the Big Brother 20 Veto Competition officially began — and with that, we also had the arrival of Zingbot! The robot will always be the most-famous bot in the history of the game (sorry, Sam from earlier this season) and sometimes, he brings with him great entertainment.

Of course, there are also people who still think that he in some ways influences the game with his zings.

Before getting any further into this, let's talk about what matters in terms of gameplay: Brett won the Veto! That gives him a chance to actually be in control of his destiny for really the first time all season long. Competitions haven't really been his thing, but this is a worst-case scenario for Faysal given that he's going to have to nominate someone else … and his own foolishness has probably got Scottie going home.

The only alternative scenario we can think of in which we end up seeing Scottie stay is if Fessy nominates Sam and she throws herself on her own sword, demanding that she be allowed to quit the game. Nothing else really makes sense.

The Power of Veto Competition was Hide and Go Veto, and it's a little weird that the show is combining that with Zingbot. We know that the houseguests got a Zingbot visit thanks to the Zing Force outfits that there are wearing (clearly a Space Force reference), but nobody's really talking about their zings all that much. Maybe they were terrible, or maybe they were instructed not to. Either way, it's a little disappointing to not hear about them.