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Tiffany Owens

**Tiffany Owens** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Starting off the game in a showmance with Victor Caliente and a bond with Gabrielle Fraser, Tiffany started off in a strong position. After winning the Head of Household on Week 3, Tiffany wanted to target Adam McCormack after he was seen as a physical threat. However, later on in the week, she changed her target to Jessica Richfield. Jessica was successfully evicted. Tiffany was later nominated as a replacement Week 5 as a pawn by her ally Dante Mullins, after a blowup between her and her showmance Victor. She was later blindsided after getting the majority of votes, leaving the game.

## Biography

**Age:** 27
**Hometown:** Troy, MI
**Occupation:** Marketing Executive
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Ambitious, Artistic, and Strategic
**Favorite activities:** Advocating for Women's rights, moving up the corporate ladder, overanalyzing everything, and watching Reality TV
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Not showing how strategic and competitive I am to the other houseguests right off the bat.
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

I want to win the first HoH, and get a big alliance together right off the bat. Then, I would form a Final Three alliance with two other people as a security measure, and then work from there.
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My phone

- My family and friends

- A book
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I originally wanted to become an actress, but I became a Marketing Executive...because I don't know? Haha!

## Player History - *Big Brother 1 (US)*

### Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Tiffany is the first ever houseguest to be evicted after winning a Head of Household during the course of the game.
Max Kelley

**Max Kelley** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Max was not interested in playing the social game during *Big Brother 6*. Right away, she isolated herself from her fellow houseguests just to work out all day. Because of this, she was put on the block during the first week. She was close to winning the veto, but couldn't save herself. She was later evicted due to her lack of connections. She was the first person to enter the Redemption Suite, and put up a fight, winning two competitions. However, once David Louis entered, he beat her in the third competition, ending Max's game in 13th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Max is the first ever contestant to enter the Redemption Suite.
* Max is the first ever contestant to win a Redemption Suite competition.
Fiona May

**Fiona May** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 10*, Fiona was in a weak position. She won the first Head of Household of the season and wanted Alejandra Tamayo out for her potential to manipulate the cast. However, Alejandra survived, and Fiona was scared for her positioning. That, and her voting in the minority in the second week, caused her to fight hard in the Safety Suite during the third week. She won the competition and used it to help her positioning. She voted in the majority for the next four weeks. Her game came crashing down during the Split House Double Eviction. Fiona was in the House Group. With only five people participating in the round, Fiona's chances of survival were slim. She was nominated and later evicted for her lack of connections with her group. This ended her game in 10th place, and Fiona became the second juror.

## Player History - *Big Brother 10 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Ashton Cole

**Ashton Cole** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 10 (US)*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Ashton was a front-runner for the majority of *Big Brother 6*. He had a lot of control over the house's dynamics. He was put on the block several times due to his threat level, but would either take himself off the block, be taken off the block by an ally, or just survive the vote. Because of this, he was able to form connections with basically the entire house. At the Final Five, he, Jalen Everett, and Sophia Wilkerson formed a Final Three deal due to being the only ones left to be evicted. Because of this, they were able to systematically evict Kendra Carter and Jessie Hughes again. However, at the Final Four, Sophia attempted to betray the alliance. Because of this, there was tension. However, Sophia won the Final HOH and evicted Ashton, ending his game in third place and becoming the final member of the jury.

Returning four seasons later for *Big Brother 10*, many had their eyes on Ashton as a potential front-runner to win due to his control in his previous season. However, Ashton wanted to have a more laid-back approach to his game, not starting too much conflict within the house's dynamics and mostly going with the flow. This was after he won HOH during the third week where he was blindsided when his target wasn't evicted. Ashton found himself in a three person alliance, with Erika Whitlock and John Spoelstra. However, this alliance split up near the Final Six when Erika felt weird going into the Final Three with a showmance. However, Ashton was able to survive this encounter, and the three ended up going to the Final Three regardless. Ashton was taken to the Final Two, where the jury didn't fully respect Ashton's game due to his laid-back approach, becoming the Runner-Up in a 6-3 vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 10 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Tristan Richey

**Tristan Richey** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Originally having a lot of control in the house, Tristan was one of the front-runners of the season. Despite being on the outs of the first vote, he was able to integrate himself into the power alliances controlling the game, which caused him to receive a lot of information from both sides of the house to make informed decisions. When he won HOH during the third week, he targeted Reese Munson, someone who had little connections to keep the house on his side, due to him playing both sides. However, Darrell Casillas caught wind of this, and the two would later go after each other on their HOHs, both failing. Darrell left at the final eight, and it would've been smooth sailings. However, behind the scenes, the remaining women in the house formed an all-female alliance, and the men were outnumbered. Tristan was the next target, and the girls were able to manipulate Ian Cisneros into nominating the remaining men. Despite their efforts to convince Ian to change his mind, Tristan was later evicted due to this error in strategy, receiving seventh place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Alexis Vera

**Alexis Vera** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Alexis started the game off in a rough spot when she was put on the block during the first week. However, she was able to be saved with the Power of Veto. Because of this, she started to lay low and form connections. However, she had a rivalry with Josefina Aguirre and Layla Shelton, which caused her position in her game to lower dramatically. She ended up evicting Layla during the first part of the Triple Eviction, but when Josefina won the next HOH, she decided to get revenge for Layla and put up Alexis on the block. This led to Alexis being evicted, and she was defeated by Layla Shelton in the Redemption Suite challenge, ending her game in 9th place and becoming the first member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Zayn Stout

**Zayn Stout** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Zayn wasn't really seen much in the house. He wanted to lay low the first half of the game, and then play hard in the endgame. He aligned himself strongly with Sawyer Gossett and Adam McCormack, eventually bonding with Gabrielle Fraser. When his ally, Sawyer won Head of Household Week 8, he thought he would be safe, but was wrong. Zayn was nominated as a replacement as a pawn against target Nathan McBride. Zayn trusted Sawyer's decision, but probably shouldn't have, as he was evicted later at the eviction.

## Biography

**Age:** 29
**Hometown:** New Haven, CT
**Occupation:** Dental Assistant
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Athletic, Smart, and Competitive
**Favorite activities:** Reading, playing chess, and working out.
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Not showing how competitive I am right off the bat.
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

Not play too hard right off the bad, keep it on the downlow. Then near the second half, I go all in!
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My phone

- Dental books
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I was originally planning on going to college to study engineering, but then I changed my mind and wanted to go into dental hygiene.

## Trivia

* Zayn was the only person in the jury phase to be evicted after only being nominated once.
Bridgette Yue

**Bridgette Yue** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Bridgette joined the Populars clique. Bridgette was unfortunately very unlucky when she became the victim of a Day 2 eviction, not having much of a true chance to play. However, she didn't give up hope, as she knew she could get back in and could still play the social game. She won the first Redemption Suite challenge, defeating Brianne Huff impressively. Bridgette then formed bonds with many people, with many hoping she got back in. However, she lost the second Redemption challenge to Alan Joyce, ending her game in 15th place.
Candace Benoit

**Candace Benoit** is the winner of *Big Brother 5 (US)*. She later returned for *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Candace is best known for her strategic control in *Big Brother 5*. She was always known for her careful consideration of how to win. From the very first day, her eye was on the prize, and she was careful in how she managed the house dynamics. Candace also won a total of eight competitions throughout the season. Candace started off by bonding with her housemates, building stability by making sure she wouldn't have to worry about leaving early. From there, she was able to relax and win competitions, taking out house targets so that she wouldn't cause suspicion over her control. When the jury phase hit, Candace formed and was the leader of the powerful all female alliance, in the goal of having the show's second female winner. This seemed to work, as the alliance controlled things behind the scenes, turning the men against each other. However, trust began to lessen as Elise Koch and Jayme Horvath were at odds over the vote at the final seven. Candace was able to mend the fences, suggesting they split the vote and force current HOH Ian Cisneros to break the tie and get the heat for the decision. It worked, and they advanced to the final six. Candace was in a tricky position, as she nominated the final two men as the HOH, and then Elijah Dyson won the veto. She nominated Yvette Mitchell as a pawn to calm down Elise, who felt on the bottom. However, this didn't calm Elise, as she flipped on the alliance and evicted Yvette. This was the first point where Candace wasn't in control, as Jayme walked out the door during the double. Alone at the final four, Candace was able to win out and evict the remaining two men, taking Elise to the end and winning with a unanimous vote.

Because of her overall dominance, competition wins, and being the first winner to have the distinction of playing a perfect game, Candace is known as one of the most dominant winners in the show's history.

In *Big Brother 7*, Candace came in as one of two previous winners. She immediately had a target placed on her back, as she was seen as too threatening to go far in the game. She was immediately shot at by the Runners-up, as a Winners vs Runners-up war commenced. However, she was able to survive the vote because people wanted to use Candace as a shield. She tried her best to form connections and manipulate as many people as possible to her cause. She formed a final two with the other winner, Mike Boyd to keep each other safe. However, they were both placed on the block the fifth week by Nathan McBride. Once Nathan won the veto and kept the nominations the same, Candace was in a tough spot, as she was up against another former winner. The house was split on who to take out. Candace ended up getting a majority of the votes because of her track record in manipulation and how powerful of a game player she is, ending her game in 12th place, just missing out on the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 7 (US)*

### Voting History

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Payton Billings

**Payton Billings** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Initially a quiet houseguest, Payton made sure not to make many waves to upset anyone. She laid low and wasn't one to make moves, letting her bond with Angela Guy do the trick instead. However, during the fourth week, Payton was nominated. When she was saved by the veto, she knew she had to start thinking more strategically. When Angela left the fifth week, Payton was all alone and had to figure out a way to maneuver through the game without her. However, she wasn't able to, and ended up leaving the game the following week in 10th place.

## Trivia

* Payton is the only houseguest to be evicted during the pre-jury stage of the game in *Big Brother 3* and to not compete in the Battle Back competition.
Quanesha Sheffield

**Quanesha Sheffield** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Quanesha started off on the Off-Beats clique. Because of her clique's unusual placement, they were seen as the "wildcard" clique. As such, many didn't know what to make of their team makeup. Many of their team members were placed as pawns early on, including Quanesha. However, at the start, she was able to remain relatively low when the Athletes and the Populars were targeted. However, Quanesha's game fell apart during the fourth week when Vince Zhang advanced his social game and campaigned hard, evicting Quanesha in a close 5-4 vote. Quanesha then lost the Redemption Suite competition that same night, ending her game in 13th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11 (US)*

### Voting History

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Olivia Yancey

**Olivia Yancey** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 12*, Olivia had trouble bonding with her houseguests due to her old age. She came in as the oldest houseguest of the season, which put a lot of pressure on her. Because she wasn't able to relate to many people, she was placed on the block every week she was in the house. However, for the first two weeks, she was put up primarily as a way to have her hold her fellow nominee down during the Battle of the Block competition. She was vetoed the first week, and was shockingly able to help Martin Hernandez win the Battle of the Block the second week. However, Alena Knox was getting sick of this strategy, and just outwardly targeted Olivia. She lost the Battle of the Block and the POV, and Olivia was evicted in fourteenth place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 12 (US)*

### Voting History

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Derrick Wilkerson

**Derrick Wilkerson** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Derrick entered the house as a secret twist. His sister was BB6 winner Sophia Wilkerson. Because of this, a lot of people expected him to do well in the season. Unfortunately, however, he became despised by the fandom. He had no clue what he was doing in the game, and was constantly obsessed with several houseguests, such as Kiyotaka Gokuhara, Janae Lewis, and Beau Marsh. This started to rub many of his fellow competitors the wrong way, as he was later evicted during the fourth week.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Derrick's sister is Sophia Wilkerson, the winner of Big Brother 6 (US).
	+ Derrick is the first contestant who had a family member compete on an earlier season.
Imani Layton

**Imani Layton** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Imani seemed to have started off in a good position when she was informed of how the vote would go during the first week and played a part in saving Valerie Rosario. However, when she was placed on the block against Valerie, some of the houseguests who were against each other in the first week joined forces in the second to save Valerie for a second time, evicting Imani in a blindside.
Randall Fontaine

**Randall Fontaine** is the winner of *Big Brother 11 (US)*. He later returned for *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Randall was known as a very strategic player. He started the game off in the Brains clique, which had immediate success due to winning both the Student Council and Carmen Contreras winning HOH following that, which allowed for the Brains to be immune for two weeks. During this time, Randall bonded with several people outside of the clique for when the cliques disbanded. Randall was blindsided during the third week when his friend, Tasha Westfall was evicted. This led Randall not to fully trust his other two clique members, Carmen and Nico Renteria, who voted Tasha out. Randall won the following HOH and led the blindside on Quanesha Sheffield. Randall then strategically put ideas of getting out Carmen in other peoples heads, which ended up leading to Carmen's eviction. Randall then laid low for a few weeks after Tasha returned to the game. He then won HOH during the Double Eviction and took out Vince Zhang, but took a risk and put Tasha on the block as a pawn so that people wouldn't be suspicious of their final two. Randall was in danger at the Final Seven and was almost voted out, but survived against Nico. Randall knew he needed to split up the showmance, and voted out Josh Zapata at the Final Five. When Nico returned, the three Brains formed a Final Three so one of the Brains could win. They successfully got out Quinton Schrader, but Nico was evicted at the Final Four after Kelly Huber won HOH. Randall made it to the Final Two after Tasha won the Final HOH and took him, and Randall won the game in a 7-2 vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Team17

**Team17**, full name **Team17 Digital**, is a game development and publishing company based in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1990, and is the publisher for *Marauders*.

## History

Team17 was founded in 1990 by a merger of the companies Team7 and 17-Bit Software, for publishing and development of games by independent developers. Team17 has developed games such as the *Worms* franchise, and published others such as *Hell Let Loose*, *The Escapists* and *Golf with your Friends*. In 2022, they partnered with Small Impact Games to release *Marauders*. Team17 streams *Marauders* during Twitch Drop events.
Janae Lewis

**Janae Lewis** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Janae was always on the outside of the numbers. She was never able to form many connections, and this weakened her game in the long run. Because of this, she was included in an outsider's alliance including herself, Neila Figone, Ella Ayton, Alessia Rowe and Victoria Ruiz. However, the alliance slowly started losing numbers due to being on the outside. At the Final Nine, Victoria was on the block and already had the numbers to go home. However, Janae's ally Alessia flipped to get in good with the others, which left Neila and Janae alone and angry. The two of them played from the bottom for the rest of the season, until Janae was eventually evicted in the Final Five when up against her only remaining ally.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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Josefina Aguirre

**Josefina Aguirre** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Originally a quiet and lowkey player, Josefina started getting more prominence in the second half thanks to her rivalry with Alexis Vera. In the beginning, Josefina formed a bond with Layla Shelton and they created a final two. Josefina was able to remain off the block until the fifth week when she was put up as a pawn by Alexis, which caused Layla and her to go after Alexis in the following weeks. Alexis was able to get Layla out, but then during the second part of the Triple Eviction, Josefina was able to win HOH. She was able to take out Alexis, and Josefina thought she was safe. However, for the first time in Big Brother history, a Triple Eviction was held. Josefina was evicted because of this, and she later lost the Redemption Suite challenge to Layla, ending her game in 8th place and becoming the second member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Brian Gleaton

**Brian Gleaton** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Brian is best known for his showmance with Christina Gambrill and supposedly having a handle of the house dynamics during the first two weeks. He and Christina voted together in both evictions, evicting both Molly Needler and Imani Layton. Their plan was to use Valerie Rosario, the houseguest that was up against both Molly and Imani, to get further in the game by placing her on the block every week. Unfortunately, her number one ally, Austin Bender won HOH and caught wind of this, nominating Brian as a replacement nominee, but not a a target. However, this didn't matter, as Brian was evicted soon after his plans got revealed to the whole house.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4 (US)*

### Voting History

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Jayme Horvath

**Jayme Horvath** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Originally a quiet player, Jayme played the prejury safe. She didn't make many waves, and was relatively unseen in both the house and the edit. The only notable thing that happened for her before the jury was her dislike for Elise Koch, and the differences between them. Once the jury phase hit, Jayme joined an all-girls alliance with the rest of the women in the house, including Elise. This alliance would control what was happening in the house behind the scenes, in which they would manipulate the men to take each other out. However, things changed in the final seven when the women couldn't agree on who to evict. Candace Benoit was able to hold the alliance together with the decision, agreeing to force a tie so that Ian Cisneros, the current HOH, could take all the heat for the decision, and to also take away suspicions of the alliance. And while this was able to keep the alliance together for the round, the following round didn't lay out that way. After the veto fell in the wrong hands, Ian Cisneros and Yvette Mitchell were on the block. The women should've had the votes, but Elise Koch finally had enough of being on the bottom of the alliance, as well as disliking Jayme greatly, which caused her to flip the vote and evict Yvette. Candace and Jayme were outnumbered 3-2 going into the double eviction, and their former ally nominated both of them. This caused a hearted argument between Jayme and Elise. Jayme was later evicted the same night with a 2-0 vote, ending her game in fifth place.
Glenn Zhou

**Glenn Zhou** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Glenn started the game as the first HOH of the season. He nominated the two mothers of the house, Molly Needler and Valerie Rosario as they were easy outs at the time. After his HOH reign was complete, he formed a bond with Hope Fassett that eventually led to a showmance. Glenn had a strong game in the first-half and had a lot of influence. However, once the jury phase began, he lost his influence and many people thought Glenn was too much of a threat to keep going. Eventually, he was evicted in 8th place and became the second member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Taro Suzuki

**Taro Suzuki** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Taro came in as a superfan. Wanting to play like his favorite houseguests, he formed a duo partnership with Augustus Salazer. He laid low for the first half of the game, letting the big dogs go after each other. However, when he was forced to be out of the shadows after he was nominated during the sixth week, Taro played a more strategically well-rounded game. However, this was caught up with him when he voted out Tyler Klein at the final seven due to Augustus' rivalry with him. He was then voted out at the final six when Augustus had to choose between his showmance, Heather Stovall and Taro, and Augustus chose the former. This meant Taro left the house in sixth place and became the sixth member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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Ian Cisneros

**Ian Cisneros** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Known for his ignorance in the game, Ian won the first Head of Household of the season. He earned some security with several people, known as the father of the house who people could go to for guidance. This got him to the jury phase. However, he was later manipulated by the all-female alliance, mostly Candace Benoit, to target the remaining men. He followed orders, and this led to Tristan Richey's eviction, despite both him and Elijah Dyson trying to get him to listen. Ian woke up after Candace nominated him and Elijah the following week. After Elijah won the veto, Ian thought his game was over. However, Elise Koch flipped on the all-female alliance for feeling on the bottom, surviving the final six eviction. Going into the final five with the numbers, they evicted Jayme Horvath, leaving Candace as the outsider in a 3-1 split at the final four. However, Candace was able to win the HOH and the final POV, and this caused Ian's eviction, as Elise didn't think Ian could beat Candace in the final HOH, and wanted better chances to beat her, ending Ian's game in fourth place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Nicole Bryant

**Nicole Bryant** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Nicole came into the game on the wrong side of the numbers. Known for being an outsider, she bonded closely with Cody Cowan and Jee Song. Because of this, she became a nominee during Week 3 for her association with the two. She was later evicted.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2 (US)*

### Voting History

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Tatsuya Orimo

**Tatsuya Orimo** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Tatsuya entered the game with his wife, Iku Orimo, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Tatsuya started off on the wrong side of the numbers when he was nominated the first week. Fortunately, he won the Power of Veto and was able to save himself. Iku and he decided to save Francisco Domínguez due to worry about many of the older houseguests leaving first. However, they were on the wrong side of the vote in a close 7-6 vote. Tatsuya then ended up becoming the pawn star of the house, being put up next to many people, including his own wife. He was then put up during the sixth week and evicted, ending his game in 12th place.
Jalen Everett

**Jalen Everett** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 6 (US)*. He later returned for *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 6*, Jalen didn't have much control in the first half of the game. He and Sophia Wilkerson were constantly left out of votes, and this caused the two to bond. They were able to squeeze into the house dynamics and slip by multiple times. Eventually, they were able to take out everyone. At the Final Five, he and Sophia joined forces with Ashton Cole to re-evict Kendra Carter and Jessie Hughes, mainly as a way to buy both of them time. However, Sophia attempted to betray him and Ashton and put them up at the Final Four. However, they were both able to stay safe because Jalen won the veto and evicted Jessie. Because of this, there was tension going into the final week between the two allies. However, Sophia won the final HOH and kept her end of the deal to take Jalen. In the end, Sophia's game was seen as more respectable, as she took out a strategic powerhouse when Jalen would rather keep him around. Jalen lost with a 4-3 jury vote.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Jalen wanted redemption after being the runner-up of the previous season. He decided to throw everything out on the table and became the first Head of Household of the season and initiated a Winners vs Runners-up war. He planned a backdoor plot for Candace Benoit, however failed when most of the houseguests saw this as an opportunity to stay safe if they kept all the Winners and Runners-up in the game. Jalen was able to form a bond with Jessie Hughes from his previous season, and was able to convince her to join their side on her HOH, but once again failed after Gabrielle Fraser was seen as a bigger threat for eviction. However, once the winners were evicted, Jalen didn't have a lot of area to move in the game. Jessie was able to manipulate him into joining an alliance with her ideal Final Three, Nathan McBride and Spencer Montgomery and intended to use Jalen as a puppet. At the final six, Jalen was considering flipping on the alliance as he saw himself at the bottom, and wanted to vote out Spencer. However, Jessie used their bond to convince him to vote out Jodi Hillman. This turned out to be a mistake for Jalen, as Jessie didn't bother saving him during the double eviction and voted him out at the Final Five, ending his game as the seventh member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 7 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Alan Joyce

**Alan Joyce** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Alan started off the game in the Athletes clique. Alan lacked in the social department in many aspects, with the main example of him isolating himself to workout. This led to many players to not really see him as a potential ally, as he didn't seem very keen on playing the social game. That, and his combined potential to be a competition beast led to his early targeting. Alan was nominated and evicted during the second week. He entered the Redemption Suite, and beat Bridgette Yue. However, he was defeated the next week by Tasha Westfall, ending his game in 14th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11 (US)*

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Elaina Macari

**Elaina Macari** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Elaina was best known for her strong bond with Stephania Martinez. Elaina started the game in the majority alliance. Her game took a turn for the worst when she was nominated during Week 2 as a pawn for a backdoor. She later trusted her alliance less and was more open to flipping on them with Stephania. However, they were caught attempting to do this, and were later targeted. After Stephania was evicted, Elaina was a house pariah. She was able to stay the following round due to circumstance, but was later evicted during the Double Eviction.

## Trivia

* Elaina is the only houseguest on BB2 that made it to the jury phase and never won an HOH.
Big Brother (person)

**Big Brother (person)**, considered as the most important element in the series, is the unseen man that controls the housemates' lives inside the house, where the name of the reality series was named after.

The element is loosely based on a fictional character with the same name from George Orwell's novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four, where the reality series was inspired from.

## Characteristics

Within the infamous reality series, Big Brother is known to be the owner of the Big Brother House, where a group of housemates live under his command and must avoid evictions. However, Big Brother is considered to be an unseen, omnipresent, and omnipotent entity that watches the housemates' every move and neither the contestants, nor the viewers can see him physically. However, the housemates can privately converse and express their thoughts and emotions with Big Brother through a special room in the Big Brother House called the *Diary Room*.

Big Brother is known to have a deep, father-like voice and often has a commanding persona. It is a major rule in the house to follow Big Brother at all times, and refusing to do so is considered as a major violation and has a corresponding heavy punishment such as ejection. In most versions of the series, his strictness towards the housemates may vary; in some seasons, Big Brother can be strict, while in other seasons, he can be tolerant of the actions inside the house. Oftentimes, these changes are caused by certain twists within a season.

Big Brother is considered a less prominent character in the show or even non-existent at all. Big Brother (U.S), for example, is notable for lacking a prominent *Big Brother* figure, although a Big Brother voice can sometimes be heard in the show only when commanding houseguests to do certain actions such as going to the diary room, or turning on the lapel microphone if it's accidentally turned off by the houseguests. Since it's not a prominent character in the show, most of the duties done by the role are carried out by the producers themselves, oftentimes Allison Grodner, such as conversing with the houseguests in the Diary Room, and giving various announcements to the house. Instead, the persona became more known in the show simply as *"production"*, rather than "Big Brother". Also, the housemates themselves and even host, Julie Chen also take out some duties often performed by Big Brother in other versions, such as hosting the competitions and presiding the nominations and evictions.

## Trivia

* Big Brother in Big Brother U.S. is rarely heard at all on the main show but can often be heard in the live feeds.

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Omar Nair

**Omar Nair** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Omar was best known for his strategic prowess and competition abilities in his season. Omar originally integrated himself into a majority alliance to save Jodi Hillman in the first week. Omar later won immunity during the second week. However, because of this, this made him a threat. He was later nominated during the third week as a replacement nominee, but survived eviction. After this, he knew he needed the numbers to stay in the event he was nominated again. Because of this, he joined a smaller alliance with Jodi Hillman and Johnathan Leary, and later a final two with Jodi. This kept Omar safe for the next couple of weeks. Omar later won many competitions, mainly PoV's. He was on the path to win, however Johnathan grew weary of their alliance, and at the Final Five, nominated Jodi and later Omar as a replacement. This, for the first time in the season, blinded Omar. Omar was set on revenge, and when he won the Final Four HOH, he took out Johnathan. This proved to be a mistake, as Andre Rivera and Brittany Nelson had a Final Two agreement, and later evicted him at the Final Three.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Omar came in with high expectations from fans due to him being so close to the crown on the second season. Omar faced trouble right away as he was used as a pawn as a result of a Winners vs Runners-up war. However, he was able to return to his veto king mindset and won the Power of Veto to save himself. He was then able to mostly hide in the house dynamics, though wasn't very trusting of the Runner-ups. He was able to reunite with Jodi Hillman, as they promised each other final two. Omar decided it was for the best to pretend to be good with the Runner-ups, and took out Mike Boyd, a former winner. After both of the winners were evicted, the house dynamics changed as it was very difficult to hide. As such, Omar and Jodi were placed on the bottom of the house as a four-person alliance emerged. However, Omar wasn't able to see this, as he put up Dominique as a pawn instead of someone else in the alliance, and she left. Omar and Jodi were put on the block at the Final Six, but fortunately for Omar, he was able to win the veto and save himself. Unfortunately for him, Jodi left. By some miracle, Omar won the Final Five HOH and took out Jalen, removing one person from the alliance as revenge for Jalen not flipping to their side. However, what he didn't know is that Jalen was an expendable member, and it didn't have much of an effect on the remaining three. Omar was later evicted at the Final Four, once again losing so close to the end, becoming the eighth member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Omar is the first person to win immunity one week and then be nominated the week after.
Elijah Dyson

**Elijah Dyson** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Known to be a humorous houseguest, Elijah was a frontrunner early on. He had what it took to win the game. He had the brains, the brawn, and the social game to back him up. He was never the number one target for anyone in the game, and he was able to take partial control of the house and it's dynamics. However, Elijah's game began to fall apart near the jury phase. His first mistake was letting the womens alliance take control from him, as one of their members, Yvette Mitchell, manipulated him into evicting Steven Reedy with weeks of planning using the Vote Remover twist. Then, at the final seven, the women manipulated Ian Cisneros into evicting another one of the men. At the final six, Elijah was the main target. However, he was able to win the veto. This caused the women's alliance to go into a downward spiral, as Elise Koch flipped on them for feeling like she was on the bottom, and joined Elijah in evicting Yvette Mitchell. Now regaining the numbers, they evicted Jayme Horvath. Elijah's biggest threat at this point was Candace Benoit. However, Candace won both competitions at the final four. Elijah was able to convince Elise to keep him, as he would have a better chance at beating Candace at the final HOH than Ian would. However, Candace won the Final HOH, and evicted Elijah for being a jury threat, just missing out on the final two.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Elijah came in with a similar strategy of bonding with others and letting his social game take precedence. However, when a Winners vs. Runners-up war commenced, Elijah had trouble picking a side, since he and Candace were the only season 5 representatives, but they never had the best game relationship. Because of this lack of action, he was put on the block as a pawn during Week 2, but fortunately survived. He then later went on to continue playing lowkey, until he was put on the block the sixth week, when he was unfortunately evicted, becoming the first member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Austin Bender

**Austin Bender** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Austin shocked many of the viewers and his fellow houseguests during his time on Big Brother. Nobody thought that he would have it in him to be a strong contender. He originally won immunity during the second week of the game and won HOH on the third. He kept his close ally, Valerie Rosario, safe, as she had been nominated twice before that. However, despite having a strong couple of weeks, he was never able to find his footing, as he was constantly being left out of votes. After Valerie left, nobody really had a close connection to Austin, and he eventually left in the Double Eviction, leaving in 6th place and becoming the fourth member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Michael Carman

**Michael Carman** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Michael entered the game with his neighbor, Rhyland Walker, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Michael automatically started off the game on the wrong foot, as he and Rhyland voted in the minority in a close 7-6 vote during the first eviction. This caused Michael to be picked off as someone untrustworthy. That, and his age contributing to his lack of connections with the rest of the house, ended with him being put on the block the second week. He was later evicted in yet another, close vote, 7-5. Michael later returned for a chance to re-enter the game, however lost the competition, ending his game in 15th place.
Luciana Mendez

**Luciana Mendez** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Luciana originally planned on coming into the game as a flirt, manipulating the men into doing whatever she wanted. However, this plan was dropped when she was nominated during the first week by Ian Cisneros. This led to her taking an even more strategic approach, and trying to find the numbers to get her to survive the week, as well as forming a majority alliance to counter Ian the following week. However, this led to many perceiving her as a threat, which ended the week in her eviction.

## Trivia

* Luciana is the first person to receive 15th place, due to the expanded cast size in the fifth season.
	+ Luciana is the first person to be the first evicted to also receive 15th place.
	+ Luciana is the first person to be the first evicted to also receive an odd-numbered placement.
Makayla Jones

**Makayla Jones** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Makayla entered the game with her business partner, Francisco Domínguez, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Makayla started the game off in an unlucky position, as not only was Francisco the first person evicted, but at the same time as this, the younger players were planning on going against the older players, leading to the first four people to be evicted to be older houseguests. However, this didn't stop Makayla, as she was able to band together with players like Rhyland Walker and eventually Richard Stein, which kept her in the game for a while. However, this ended, as all three players were evicted in the Triple Eviction, ending Makayla's game in 7th place and becoming the fifth member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 9 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Heather Stovall

**Heather Stovall** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)* and *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Heather was a fan-favorite due to her comeback story and her showmance with Augustus Salazer. She started off on the bottom when she was left out of the vote twice. She was then nominated during the third week as a pawn and survived. Knowing she would have to fight harder to get the respect of her housemates, Heather trained harder so that she could win competitions easier. She won the following veto after being nominated and took herself off the block and won HOH right after that. She took out someone from the All-Girls' outsiders alliance. Meanwhile, she had small flirtmances with both Augustus and Tyler Klein. However, when she started gravitating more toward Augustus, Tyler showed extreme jealousy. Heather was confused, as they never had an official relationship, which led to her being creeped out as Tyler got more and more creepy. This led to her wanting Tyler out, and she got him out during the Double Eviction on her HOH. She ended up winning her way to the Final Three, where she was cut by Alessia Rowe for potentially being a jury threat, ending her game in third place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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## Player History - *Big Brother 14 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Iku Orimo

**Iku Orimo** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Iku entered the game with her husband, Tatsuya Orimo, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Iku was immune for the first week due to competing in teams for the first Head of Household competition. However, her husband was placed on the block. Despite this scare, Tatsuya won the veto. The two vowed to take out the replacement nominee and protect Francisco Domínguez as Tatsuya's fellow block mate. As such, they voted for Rosita Cano to leave. However, they were blindsided in a close 7-6 vote, leaving them on the outside. Because of their votes, Iku and Tatsuya were placed on the block for the second week. However, they both survived in a backdoor. They weren't so lucky the following week, as they were both put on the block again after the veto. Iku was later evicted in a unanimous vote. She later returned for the chance to return the game, but lost the competition, ending her game in fourteenth place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 9 (US)*

### Voting History

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Bianca Daniels

**Bianca Daniels** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Bianca started off the game very quietly, letting the big dogs go at it and make each other threats. She formed a bond with Nathan McBride, Milyn Roper, and Tiana Del'Rio. They eventually formed *Nathan's Angels* as a play on *Charlie's Angels*. The first time Bianca was nominated was during Week 5, against her fellow ally Tiana. However, Bianca was able to shock the house by winning the veto, and her alliance was left with all of its members going into the jury phase. However, the house later saw Bianca for her strategic abilities, and decided to vote her off during Week 7.

## Biography

**Age:** 22
**Hometown:** Joplin, MO
**Occupation:** University Student
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Smart, Geeky, and Kind
**Favorite activities:** Playing video games, chatting on forums, and watching anime.
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Not being able to watch the new episodes of the animes I watch!
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

My strategy is to be the kind geek and have others underestimate me. I'm not planning on getting in anyone's way, and hopefully that'll get me to the $500,000!
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- Anime Soundtrack CDs

- My phone

- Wigs to cosplay
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I've been an anime fan ever since I was little. I would geek out to them all the time, and annoy my parents with the details of them. Unfortunately, that didn't get me a lot of friends in High School, but I didn't care.

## Trivia

* Bianca is the first Asian-American houseguest in the franchise.
* Every time Bianca voted in her season, including as a jury member, it was like a pendulum who she voted for. One week she would vote with the majority, one in the minority, and it followed that pattern for the rest of her time.
Sofia Garza

**Sofia Garza** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Sofia was an early fan-favorite when she entered the house due to her goofy personality. However, this didn't go well with the rest of her housemates, as she was nominated during the first week because of this. However, this only made her fan status grow more for being an underdog. Her ally Xavier Folkestad won the PoV and saved her, sparing her for the week. However, when the second week came, Sofia was nominated yet again. When the veto wasn't used that week, Sofia became an easy target and was evicted with a near unanimous vote, only receiving one vote to save from Xavier. Sofia later competed in the first ever Battle-Back competition, but lost, officially being evicted.
Destinee Baker

**Destinee Baker** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Destinee decided to stay close to David Louis throughout the game. She relied on him a little too heavily, however, because she didn't really have any connections outside of connections David made for them. When David was put on the block during the fourth week, David went home. Destinee now had no close connections and was evicted as a result during the Double Eviction. She was later defeated by David in the fourth Redemption Suite challenge, ending her game in 12th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### Voting History

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