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The Regulars panel attributed two stories to production designer Scott Storey – that he called Louise hideous and tried to have her removed, and a first-person history of the memory-wall keys (metal to plastic, his charge since season 6). Three Storey interviews on record contain neither. Both attributions are removed pending a source; the key-wheel mechanics and Louise’s own record stand on their own.
The Codex credited the Never-Not Pass to Natalie Negrotti in BB18 as the first ever. The mechanic is older: one-week slop passes go back to BB7, and the first confirmed season-long exemption was Jeremy McGuire’s in BB15, won in the week-1 endurance comp, with Becky Burgess taking the next in BB17. Natalie’s distinction is delivery – hers was the first handed over by audience vote rather than won in a competition.
The Winners & Boots grid conflated winning the live veto comp with holding a special power. Week 1: Mallory won the live veto and used it on herself. Week 3: Lyric won the live veto and used it on herself; the Diamond Power of Veto is a separate power Devens held and did not use that week. Caught in review; corroborated against Big Brother Network’s week 1 and week 3 results articles.
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