Ian Terry

Right

... think back to Ian Terry's game against, uh, Dan Gheesling.

You know, uh, Ian played a great game, but Ian's neck was on the chopping block for a lot of that game, and he didn't know.

He was just winning challenges and luckily skirting by while Dan is sharpening his knives to take him out.

Mm-hmm.

So Ian and Devin had told Drew and Barrett the plan had changed, and now, shocking, [sighs] Mallory's the target.

Can you believe it? [sighs] This has never happened before.

Never would've thought.

He doesn't wanna sit next to an icon.

I think Drew kind of does, because Drew thinks he could like beat them maybe.

I mean, Ian Terry beat them, but Drew's not I- Ian Terry either, so.

Drew's not no Ian Terry, that's for damn sure.

Julie was gobsmacked by that.

I mean, anybody insinuating that Ian Terry should have won over Dan Giesling on the CBS lot is just going to be like taken out back and killed.

So.

Listen, I'm the biggest Dan Giesling stan.

We recorded last week, uh, which seems like a century ago with everything that's gone on in the house.

I'll throw it to Ian first.

Welcome back.

How have you been feeling since we last talked? I know we've been texting up a storm, but let, let, let everybody know what's going on in your mind right now.

[laughs] Uh, we're finally playing Big Brother, you know.

Uh, my opinion of Barrett has changed.

And, uh, I can agree with Ian about the icons.

I either want them out or I just want something to drastically happen that, um, makes the game play a little bit different.

You know, it did not land.

I don't wanna harp on this, 'cause I said it already, but it's very hard for me, 'cause something in my brain that's stuck in my brain forever is that BB 14, Ian Terry wi- like, double eviction, veto win.

And I think that, like, if they wanted something grandiose, like, don't fix what's not broken.

Like, do what you do.