‘Big Brother’ Fans Threaten Boycott, Demand Tucker’s Return

Big Brother fans are not happy with the direction Season 26 is taking. The recent eviction has caused a major uproar, with many viewers considering a boycott of the show. They’re calling for Tucker Des Lauriers to be brought back. Here’s what fans are saying about the situation.

Last week, Tucker Des Lauriers was voted out of the Big Brother house. While he was a divisive figure, he managed to win the hearts of many fans over time. His budding romance with Rubina Bernabe was a subplot viewers were particularly interested in.

Since his eviction, fans have been vocal about their displeasure, stating they will stop watching the CBS reality series.

“I’m not watching the rest of the show, because Tucker is out,” one viewer wrote. Another added, “Now that Tucker is gone, there’s no reason to watch. It’s just not worth it.”

A third fan commented, “Bring Tucker back. I know I’m not the only one who stopped watching; it’s just a snooze fest now!”

One fan even commented on an article, “They need to get rid of the crybaby who doesn’t know how to play the game. Big Brother is boring now. Please find a way to bring Tucker back before everyone stops watching.”

Fans are also questioning how Angela Murray is still in the house. She has been widely disliked from the beginning, with viewers even attempting to get her fired from her job.

Quinn Martin, however, has managed to stay in the game due to his strategic play. Angela, on the other hand, seems to rely mainly on tears whenever she’s confronted.

Another fan described the current Head of Household Quinn as a “worm” who hasn’t shown loyalty to any player. In a twist of irony, Quinn was saved from elimination by Tucker, only to later betray him.

People have pointed out that eliminating the biggest threats in the house is part of the game. “Even Tucker said so himself,” a viewer mentioned. “That’s why he was targeting Quinn and others. He saw them as big threats. He himself was a threat.”

This week, Quinn has nominated Angela Murray, Kimo Apaka, and Rubina Bernabe for eviction, all of whom had alliances with Tucker. Quinn stated his aim is to target strong competitors.

Fans will have to tune in Thursday to see who gets evicted from the Big Brother house this week. New episodes air on CBS on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. EST and Sundays at 9 p.m. EST.

Source: TV Shows Ace