By John Powell – GlobalTV.com

The Survivors are getting ready to make another big move in the house.

As the day go underway, Barrett, Mallory and Melony spoke in the bathroom.

“They are trying to turn us against each other. They are saying a lot of things that aren’t true,” said Mallory.

Mallory advised Melody to lay low and take any heat off herself.

Melody told Mallory that she spoke to Drew and told him that playing the middle never works. The person eventually gets targeted.

Barrett left to go the Diary Room and Taylor joined Mallory and Melody.

Melody nudged Taylor for an answer as to who she would vote for this week.

“I am just trying to think positively,” said Taylor. She might just vote with the house.

Melody said she would have Mallory and Barrett’s votes as well as Drew’s. If she had Taylor’s, La Trice’s and Yash’s, she would stay.

Yash met with Lyric in the living room and tried to boost her spirits.

“You did everything you could to save your game so don’t look at yourself like a villain. You are not a villian. You are literally playing the game we signed up to play,” he said.

“I just feel that constantly every week I have to go against the people who are trying to protect me,” sighed Lyric. “I feel bad because they protect me and they end up going home. It is s—-y. I feel like a s—t person.”

“You shouldn’t and there is no reason to,” said Yash.

Yash then gave Lyric some hope heading into the Block Buster saying that Melody hasn’t come close to winning anything and neither has Drew.

Some of the houseguests wonder if this week will be the Wall Competition because they have been on an inside locked down for days.

Later on, Dee and Devens met in the gym alone about whether to try to get Drew out.

“I trust you,” said Devens.

“That is too much pressure. Get out of here,” said Dee.

“I am going to be so bored for the next 24 hours. Let’s do it,” laughed Devens.

Dee began cackling.

“How do you want to divide and conquer?” asked Devens.

They agreed that they need to start planting seeds against Drew.

“Here is the other risk, if we truly convince Drew that the target is on him and we have his back, get him riled up, the risk in that is…” said Dee.

“He blows us up,” Devens finished.

“It is still his word against his and I don’t think he would do that,” said Dee.

Dee said that if they flipped to the Red Corner, they could say Drew is a number for them.

“Why are we getting rid of a number of everyone in the house is getting together to get us out? Why are we not staying strong?” asked Dee. “Maybe I am also going crazy because I am bored.”

“There is lot of time between votes,” said Devens.

Dee asked Devens to details the negatives of keeping Drew.

“He is what we think he is. He is someone who will go wherever he needs to go to survive. He will jump back and forth, stab people in the back to survive. We could end up throwing a lot of red flags to the Red Corner people and he could blow us up,” replied Devens.

Angela joined the discussion.

“We are trying to determine if it is best for our game to keep him or get rid of him?” said Devens.

“I think we can do whatever we want because we can always find a way and also, it is kind of fun,” laughed Dee.

“It could be a lot of fun to do,” said Devens smiling. “We are just discussing if it is the best thing to do or not.”

“The plus side is he says he still believes in the alliance and he is the snake that we all know in the house. He is always going to be a target,” said Angela.

Big Brother airs Wednesdays (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT), Thursdays (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) live eviction show hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, and Sundays (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT). Big Brother: Unlocked airs Fridays (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on July 24, Aug. 7, Sept. 4, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25 on Global TV.