After eighty-seven days, 17 houseguests, and one very dramatic summer, the Big Brother 28 endgame has arrived. In the last live eviction before Thursday's finale, Drew Campbell evicted Dee Valladares instead of Rick Devens under Taylor Brown's HOH reign. Here's everything that's happened since.

The BB time machine dropped the final three in 1792 for Part 1 of the final Head of Household, where each houseguest had to balance on a rolling log while holding onto a kite. Taylor outlasted Drew and Devens, earning the first spot in the final HOH showdown.

We don't have all the details for Part 2, but we can share that Devens beat Drew. That sets up a Taylor vs. Devens matchup on Thursday's live finale, where the winner picks who sits beside them in the final two and who becomes the final juror.

Love is a strong word, but everyone thinks they can beat Drew. Both finalists say they're taking the 22-year-old dental assistant to the end, and Taylor already told him to start working on his speech.

Taylor's reasoning: Devens won't have enough time left to work the jury in Drew's favor. As for Devens, he just wants to show his loyalty to the end and doesn't think he'll have an issue beating his "BB son" in the end. But Devens should be careful, this is giving Ian Terry vs. Dan Gheesling vibes, and we know how that turned out for the icon!

Taylor believes the final HOH comp will be about dates. Drew thinks it will be trivia about the jurors' games. Devens isn't studying at all. We'll find out Thursday, but there was already a Veto competition about dates, so Taylor may be studying for the wrong thing.

Whoever finishes third on Thursday will join the jury that is currently made up of La Trice "Lala" Verrett, Angela Murray, Barrett Pfeiffer, Yash Patel, Melody Morris, and Dee.

Seven jurors will then vote for who wins the $750,000 grand prize. Then, one houseguest will win $50,000 for being voted America's Favorite Houseguest. Click here to read everything to know about voting!