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Stoner D.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 3

**Stoner D.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed sixth after being ejected from the house for receiving three penalty votes. In his second season, he placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

Although his popularity gained him the first HOH of the season, Stoner chose to fall back into a more under the radar game, integrating into many small alliances and remaining largely unnoticed. However, after failing to vote on three separate instances, he found himself ejected from the house in Week 8 and not joining the jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

After his ejection in *Big Brother 3*, Stoner was offered redemption in *Big Brother Second Chance*. Unfortunately, the inactivity continued, and made him an unthreatening pawn for the block. However, the two incarnations of his Stoner's Kids alliance kept him going in the game. After almost being nominated during Backwards Week in Week 7, Stoner found himself nominated by Jimmy T. in Week 8, and was facing the eviction next to Eoin E. Despite an attempt to keep Stoner in the game as a continuing pawn, Eoin's allies banded together to keep him in the game. Stoner was therefore evicted to the Jury by a vote of 3-2.

## Trivia

* Stoner is currently the first and only person to be ejected as a result of failure to vote on three occasions.
	+ He is also the first person to be ejected and return for another season, returning for *Big Brother Second Chance*.
* Stoner the first person to accept the opportunity to spin Pandora's Wheel, and the first to be offered it.
* Stoner was the first person to be a Week 1 HOH but not win the season, after Roman C. and Patrick J. both achieved this feat.
Zion Mathis

**Height**
 **Weight**
 **Race**
 **Occupation**
 **Nationality**
 **Weapon**
 **Status**

Zion is The Main Protagonist of Zion & Friends he always love to play Videos Games, watching anime & some Cartoons & some Things

## Family

* Chiffon Wright (Mother)
* Donald Mathis (Father)
* Ethel Mathis (GrandMother)
* Ester Boris (Great-GrandMother)
* Antonio Wright (Half-Older Brother)
* Antwon Wight (Half-Older Brother)
* O'marry Mathis (Half-Younger Brother)
* Austin Mathis (Half-Younger Brother)
* Isaac Jones (Cousin)
* Treasure Jones (Cousin)
* Kyomi (Future Spouse)
* Zion Mathis Jr (Son)
* MeMe Mathis (Daughter)
* Jay Mathis (Son)
* Pin Mathis (Daughter)
* Yuna (Adoptive Daughter)

## Friends

* Willie Dotson (Best Friend)
* Sonic (Biggest Fan)
* Jotaro Kujo
* Bria
* Kirito / Kazuto Kirigaya

## Relationship

* Kyomi (Girlfriend)
* Bria (Ex-Lover)
* Hestia (Love Interest)
* Asuna Yuuki (Secret Love Interest)
* Hatsune Miku
* Sailor Moon/Usagi Tsukino (Secret Love Interest)
* Haruhi Suzumiya (Love Rival)
* Suguha Kirigaya
* Mato Kuroi/Black★Rock Shooter (Love Rival/Secret Love Interest)
SuitWorld Ascends

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests recall information about a fictional "SuitWorld" to answer trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

"**SuitWorld Ascends**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, houseguests must recall different pieces of information from special messages that were issued throughout the season daily.

Leading up to the competition, Shawn would post different messages at the end of each day throughout the season. These messages included various information about "Nations of SuitWorld" including national flags, ratified treaties between nations, and nation approvals of previous Power of Veto competitions.

Each round, Shawn will ask a question pertaining to SuitWorld. Any houseguest who correctly answers within 30 seconds scores a point for themselves. Any houseguest who answers incorrectly within the 30 seconds or answers late (correct or incorrect) will lose a point. No points are earned or lost for not answering a question, so houseguests are better off not answering if they do not know the answer. All answers must be spelled correctly in order to be deemed correct.

After seven questions, the houseguest with the most points will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, a tiebreaker question will decide the winner.

## Trivia

* This competition was done alongside "SuitWorld Falls" as part of a special "SuitWorld Week".
You Have Been Notified

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests recall messages given to them throughout the season.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*

"**You Have Been Notified**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, houseguests must remember specific messages shown to them in the group description throughout the season.

In each round, Shawn will ask the houseguests a quick-fire trivia question about the messages. These questions vary in style - some being "before or after", recalling what day a message was posted, the context of a specific message, etc.

Houseguests will only have 60 seconds to mail Shawn their answer, and they may not change their answer once they do. If they answer correctly in the time limit, they will earn a point.

After 10 questions, the houseguest with the most points will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, there is a numerical tiebreaker question.
Tris A.

**Tris A.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

The unfortunate pawn of the season, Tris found himself nominated at multiple evictions in order to get out larger threats. Tris proved what he was capable of in Week 2, when he won the POV to save himself, but failed to repeat that as the season progressed, eventually facing the block multiple times, but surviving as a member of the Fantastic Four alliance. At his seventh nomination during Week 7's Double Eviction, Tris was placed against his key ally Newz O., who happened to be a member of the majority Starters alliance. As a result of this, Tris' lives ran out, and he was sent to the Jury unanimously.

## Trivia

* Newz co-holds the record for the most straight rounds on the block at the end of the week, with four back-to-back rounds facing eviction, alongside Julian W. from *Big Brother All-Stars*, Logan H. from *Big Brother 7* and Newz O. from *Big Brother 13*.
Trinity Power

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must pick one of three puzzles to attempt, each with a different reward attached.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*

"**Trinity Power**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*.

## Rules

In this puzzle competition, houseguests are given three slide puzzles, each a different level of difficulty, and each with a different reward.

* HARD -- Head of Household.
* MEDIUM -- Clue to the Final Care Package
* EASY -- 25% Score Advantage in NEXT Week's HOH.

The houseguest with the best time for each puzzle wins the prize attached to it. However, each houseguest can only complete one puzzle. Ties are broken by the least number of moves.

## Trivia

* This is a non-live variant of the *Big Brother 1* competition "Fishbowl Lanes".
* This comp is similar in style to "Decisions Decisions".
Those Damn Hurdles

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must jump over hurdles to hit a buzzer and answer general knowledge trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*

"**Those Damn Hurdles**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this mental speed competition, houseguests must jump over three hurdles to hit a buzzer and answer a general knowledge question.

The general knowledge questions are not reality show-based questions, and can be on just about anything.

Once Shawn posts the question, houseguests must post \*jumps over hurdles\* three times, and then post \*hits buzzer\* in order to answer the question.

The first houseguest to hit their buzzer gets to answer the question, and they must answer immediately after hitting their buzzer.

The first houseguest to guess the correct answer earns a point.

If a houseguest answers incorrectly, they must go back and jump the hurdles again before getting to answer again.

The first houseguest to 3 points wins the Power of Veto.
Ty J.

**Ty J.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*. He placed fifteenth.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

After failing to secure any good social connections at the start of the game, and being inactive, Ty found himself on the block. In Week 1, he was put up as a replacement nominee by Tisha M. against Zoovier W., but narrowly survived by one vote. Then in Week 2, he was back up again, this time against Patrick R., who had decided he didn't mind if he was evicted. However, the house decided they still wanted to keep him around, so in spite of that Ty ended up evicted in a vote of 7-4.

### Voting History

 2
Viewer's Voice

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must correctly guess the answers to non-game questions given to the viewers.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*

"**Viewer's Voice**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, a group of *Big Brother* viewers are polled on their opinion on non-game related topics. The houseguest must guess what majority of the people said.

For every correct answer given, a houseguest receives 1 point. The houseguest with the most points after question 7 becomes the new Head of Household.

In the event of a tie there is a tiebreaker. If that happens to be a tie it comes down to which houseguest got the highest numbered question right.

## Trivia

* George I. is currently the only houseguest to guess all 7 questions correctly.
SuitWorld Falls

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests recall information about a fictional "SuitWorld" to complete tasks.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

"**SuitWorld Falls**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, houseguests must recall different pieces of information from special messages that were issued throughout the season daily.

Leading up to the competition, Shawn would post different messages at the end of each day throughout the season. These messages included various information about "Nations of SuitWorld" including national flags, ratified treaties between nations, and nation approvals of previous Power of Veto competitions.

For the first part of the competition, Shawn will post a series of numbers. Houseguests must work out whether on that day number a Treaty or a POV approval was posted, and then next to the number post the treaty color or the nation that approved the POV. Houseguests only have 10 minutes to make one submission, and they are judged by correct answers first, then speed to break ties. Only the top three performing houseguests will advance to the second part of the competition.

In the second part of the competition, Shawn will provide a ranking task. Houseguests must rank the SuitWorld events in a specific order. Houseguests have 12 minutes to make one submission, and they are judged by correct timeline placements first, then speed to break ties.

The houseguest who performs the best in the second part will win the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* This competition was done alongside "SuitWorld Ascends" as part of a special "SuitWorld Week".
Oppenhiemer

"**Oppenhiemer**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption* as Part 2 of the Final Head of Household competition.

## Rules

In this endurance speed competition, houseguests must chase their opponent around a circular ring course, attempting to catch their opponent.

The course is divided into twelve sections like a clock. One houseguest starts at the top of the course (position 12), while the other starts at the bottom (position 6). On "Go!", both houseguests begin running around the course in a clockwise direction as fast as they can until they catch their opponent.

To catch their opponent, houseguests must reach the point where they post the exact next number ahead of the number their opponent just posted (ex. if the opponent just posted 4, they need to post 5).

The person who successfully catches their opponent first will win the second part of the Final HOH competition.
The Power

**The Power** were a failed nine-person alliance set up by Andalib O. in *Big Brother 1*.

## Members

 Evicted

 Jury

 Runner-Up

 Jury

 Evicted

 Jury

 Jury

 Jury

 Evicted

## Overview

On the first day of the game, Andalib O. formed the alliance with the promise of a "free ride to jury" for all. Most members of the alliance did not have faith in a group of nine sticking together and never claimed loyalty towards the group. When outsider Roman won the first HOH and targeted Andalib for eviction, nominating Will alongside him, any allegiance people may have had to the alliance was tossed out in favor of gaining trust with him. Subsequently, Andalib was the first evicted in a 10-2 vote against replacement nominee Eoin, with only Matt from the alliance voting to keep him, along with stray outsider Chazz. With the alliance's head chopped off, it was never used as a functional group beyond the first week.

Despite it's failure, some members of the Power achieved success, with Natalie, Kelly and Jasper forming part of the successful Queens alliance, with the later member making the final two, but coming second. Matt and Will became a duo in the game after Matt saved Will from the block in the first week, however as targets because of it, neither of them made it to the jury stage.
Typing Test

### **Description**

A flash competition where houseguests type a paragraph as fast as they can without incurring spelling errors.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother 11*

"**Typing Test**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*, and also featured as a Vote Cache competition in *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*, and as a Jeopardy competition in *Big Brother 11*.

## Rules

In this flash challenge, the houseguests must complete an online typing test to see how fast they can type out a paragraph without spelling words incorrectly.

Using the ‘2-minute test’ and whichever paragraph the houseguests prefer out of the options, they can have as many attempts as they like before screen-shotting and sending their performance.

The number of mistakes each houseguest makes is subtracted from their WPM (words per minute), to create a final score.

The houseguest with the highest final score by the deadline wins, with the sole WPM score acting as a tiebreaker.

## Trivia

* This was the first ever Power of Veto competition of *Suitman's Big Brother*.
* Sagar O. currently holds the record for the highest score in this challenge, with 111 WPM and 0 mistakes.
* This featured as the first ever Jeopardy competition, when it appeared in *Big Brother 11*.
Word Scramble

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests spell out all possible words using a random set of letters.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*

"**Word Scramble**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests spell out every possible word using 5 random letters.

The houseguest with the highest score will win the Power of Veto. If there is a tie, then the fastest (highest) time score breaks the tie.

## Trivia

* Will I. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 56,780 points.
Tisha M.

* Endgame
* Big Brother 11

**Tisha M.** was the winner of *Big Brother 11*, who returned for *Big Brother Endgame*. In her first season she received six out of nine Jury votes to win. In her second season she placed third, and was the eleventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

With an aggressive physical game and sneaky social game, Tisha managed to manoeuvre her way to victory in spite of her reputation as untrustworthy. Winning the first HOH helped her initial social game, as she built up lasting relationships and ties. Her second HOH in Week 7 further justified her place in the game, when she also won POV to secure the exit of enemy Andrew K., and joined the Dream Team alliance. However Tisha was not shy to play both sides. As her alliance gunned to take out Kamani W., Tisha was keen to see him survive, and formed the Anti Axis alliance with him and Raul S. Using the veto, she took down Raul, forcing HOH John B. to name Birks R. instead. Then she used the Vote Void she received from Jeopardy Junction to secretly stop Jacob B. and Sydney D. from voting, securing Kamani's safety, and assuring Birks' departure to the jury. But then in Week 8, during Kamani's own HOH, John and Jacob used powers to save themselves. Anticipating Jacob's power, Tisha re-aligned her support with the Dream Team, using the veto to save Sydney, and forcing Kamani to put up his number one ally in Raul, who was then backdoored. Finally under threat of eviction herself in Weeks 9 and 10, Tisha made use of her social relationships with Sydney and John to avoid eviction on both occasions - first in a 2-1 vote, and then with John's crucial tiebreaker. Tisha went on to win the final two HOHs, watching Jacob fatefully chose to take out Sydney in fourth place, before using her own sole vote at the final three to send Jacob there after her. Facing the Jury with John at the final two, some of the jury could not respect her dirty game of playing multiple sides, but the majority respected her pivotal power moves and the social connections she made to get there. She was therefore crowned the winner by the jury in a vote of 6-3.

## Big Brother Endgame

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Tisha was the first winner of the Earned Trials for *Big Brother Endgame*.
* Tisha holds the highest placement average of any returning houseguest, with an average of 2.
About Existence Key

## About The Existence Key Ultraverse

Existence Key: what may possibly develop into the most diverse and complex fictional tale of all time (or one of them). The verse itself incorporates every kind of fictional character and piece of equipment, with room to spare! There are Aliens, Eldritch Abominations, Supernatural Beings, Gods and Goddesses, Creatures and Beings Beyond Imagination, Detailed and Imaginative Landscapes, Worlds, Universes, Stories, and Lore. Plenty of Character Development, Intensive Power Scaling (From Subatomic Parasites to Characters and Creatures beyond even the concept of a Supreme Being), and of course, RIDICULOUS ACTION!!

## Other Cool Verses to Check Out Later! (More to Come!)

* **Hollow** (Horror Verse, follows a family as they try and rebel against a corrupt government controlled by a menacing demon.)
* **Automaton Massacre** (Michael Bay Style Action Satire!)
* **Gehenna City Demon Squad** (Dark Fantasy/Comedy Cartoonime/Americanime)
* **Cyberai** (Takes place in the year 10050, and follows the journey of the Cyberai Warriors as they combat menaces both alien and earthly)
* **Nova: Awakening** (Shounen style High Fantasy verse following a female protagonist, as she battles through the world of Wakening.)
* **CHAOSx** (Dark Fantasy verse following a Wraith known as Vaeryous Shadows, who has decided to rebel against his former master, the Omni Lich.)
* **V.H.W. (Vampire Human Werewolf)** A Kingdom of Vampires fight against an army of Vampire Hunters and Werewolves, but there is good and evil on both sides. Can a compromise be reached, or will they continue to fight forever?
The Curse

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests rank fellow houseguests based on who they want to win or not.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

"**The Curse**" is a Head of Household competition which appeared in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this strategy competition, houseguests are required to rank their fellow houseguests based on who they want to win or lose the competition.

Each houseugest must send a list of every other houseguest in the season, numbering them in order of who they want to win HOH from most to least.

After the deadline, chatzy will select one houseguest at random. That houseguest is eliminated from the competition, and then their list determines who is eliminated next by who they least wanted to win on their list, meaning at the bottom of their rankings. The process continues using each previously eliminate houseguest's rankings to eliminate players one by one, until only one houseguest remains.

The last houseugest standing becomes Head of Household.

If a houseguest does not submit rankings on time, they forfeit all chance of winning HOH, and are not included in the elimination draw (just skipped over on the rankings).

## Trivia

* This competition in *Big Brother 3* marked the first time the opening competition in a season was not "Hang Tough".
Tina H.

**Tina H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. She placed seventh, and was the fifth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

With big competitors on the season, Tina had to rely on her social game to survive, with alliances such as Tasmania and the Fantastic Four. When her game was threatened in Week 2 - by HOH Christian B. naming her as a replacement nominee - she used TV owe social connections to unanimously survive. However, as the rivalry between Evan T. and Ethan H. intensified, Tina had to select her allies, and ended up in the minority after failing to save ally Billy V. When Newz O. nominated her in Week 7, she was in serious danger of going home, which was further apparent after fellow nominee and threat Evan took himself down with the POV, leaving Tina next to a pawn in Tris A. Despite an attempt to save her by Evan, the majority Starters alliance had the ultimate control, and Tina was evicted to the Jury by a vote of 3-1.
World Roundtrip

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests complete a puzzle quickly, to allow them more time to identify capital cities and countries.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*

"**World Roundtrip**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 11*.

## Rules

The mental competition comes in two parts. The first part houseguests must complete as fast as possible, to give them as much time as possible in the more important part two.

In part 1 houseguests are faced with an unknown puzzle featuring an onboard timer to keep as low as possible. The time it takes houseguests to complete said puzzle is deducted from the time you are allowed in part 2.

In part 2 houseguests are given two fast-moving GIFs of images. The first features 15 flags of world countries, and the second features 15 pictures of world leaders, for a total of 30.

With the flags, they must identify the capital cities of the countries the flags belong to, and with the leaders they must identify the countries that they are in charge of.

The maximum time houseguests get to identify all the answers is 20 minutes, but the time it takes them to complete the puzzle in part 1 is deducted from this allowed time.

The houseguest who identifies the most capitals/countries within the time comes the new Head of Household.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother Second Chance*, the puzzle part in round one was changed to instead feature True or False questions. The time it takes houseguests to send answers to all 15 questions is deducted from their part 2 time, with extra 30 second deductions for each incorrect answer.
Words At War

### **Description**

A challenge where houseguests must form a series of words to reach a certain total and avoid elimination.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Words At War**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests are tasked with using as few words as possible to reach specific letter totals, in order to avoid elimination.

Shawn will post a prefix consisting of two letters, and houseguests have to mail words starting with those two letters. Alongside a number total is posted, indicating the number of letters they need to get to, by forming words with that prefix.

EXAMPLE: If the code was "SU", players could have "Survivor", which is 8 letters. If the number total was 20, they'd need to form more words with 12 more letters to reach the total.

The catch is, houseguests want to get to that total in less words than the other houseguests. They will send all these words in one mail within 60 seconds. Only words that appear on the Dictionary.com website as accepted.

The houseguest furthest from the target total in each round is eliminated. If all players hit the target exactly, then the houseguest who had to use the most words to get to the total is eliminated. Any further ties are broken by whoever was slowest to send.

After 5 rounds, the last houseguest standing wins the Power of Veto.
Tim T.

**Tim T.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. He placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Tim was arguably the most successful houseguest at going under-the-radar in the season, going un-nominated for eleven straight rounds until there were no other options to go on the block. His strong social connections and two Kalia's Panties alliances allowed him to remain in the game, staying generally on the right side of the numbers as an associate of the majority. After he failed to win the final HOH competition, Jasper L. decided to take his closest ally Roman C. to the end, resulting in Tim being the last person to be evicted from the game.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Tim previously held the record for going the longest without winning a competition with 11 rounds, a title he held for four seasons, until it was beaten by both Joe H. and new record holder Julian W. in *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ He is however the first person to win both the HOH and POV competitions within the same cycle.
* He was the first person to receive a penalty costume, the "Sackeshi-tard", forcing him to change his avatar to that of former houseguest, Andalib O.
STADPA

***For any information regarding their current state, view the page NSTADP.***

STADPA (**S**trategic and **T**actical **A**lliance for **D**efense and **P**rotection of **A**ll)

Is a major overworld faction in the RemixVerse Beta.

## History

Formed in 2019, one year prior to the events of RVBeta, STADPA has shown to be one of the most effective earth defense agencies.

## Trivia

* They left "The Old World" with KoZ and most of LSDKama's characters for The New World, RVBeta.
* They are also known as WSA and STADP.
Temptation Competition

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

Houseguests compete in a special competition risking becoming a third nominee for immunity.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

The **Temptation Competition** is a twist that originated in *Big Brother All-Stars*. It allows houseguests to compete in a special immunity competition prior to nominations. The winner of the competition will win immunity for the week while the last place finisher will automatically be nominated as a third nominee.

## Overview

Prior to nominations, houseguests have the opportunity to compete in a special immunity competition. The winner of the competition wins safety for the week, and the houseguest who comes in last place automatically becomes a special third nominee for the week. If the third nominee is saved with the Power of Veto, there isn't a replacement nominee.

## History

### *Big Brother All-Stars*

In *Big Brother All Stars*, Eric M. and Jeremy B. played in the Temptation Competition in Week 2 when it was dropped by the Den of Twistation. The challenge was "Sudoku", with Eric coming first and winning immunity, while Jeremy got last place and became the third nominee. Jeremy ended up getting vetoed, leaving the HOH's two nominees on the block.

### *Big Brother Second Chance*

In *Big Brother Second Chance*, Chili L. and Mari E. played in the Temptation Competition in Week 2 when it was dropped by the Roulette Wheel. The challenge was "Mail Mash-Up", with Chili coming first and winning Immunity, while Mari got last place and became the third nominee. Mari ended up winning the Power of Veto and saved herself, leaving the HOH's two nominees on the block.

### *Big Brother Double Trouble*

In *Big Brother Double Trouble*, the Temptation Competition was it was dropped by the Power Station in Week 8, however no houseguests opted to participate in the "BB Tuck Shop" challenge.
Triple Eviction

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A week of the Big Brother game is played in a matter of hours, resulting in three exits in one week.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 7*

**Triple Evictions** occur in *Big Brother* in order to send three people home in one week. During this eviction, one Head of Household is named and names three nominees. Then a Power of Veto Competition is held, followed by a Power of Veto Ceremony. After this, the houseguests cast their vote to ***save*** one of the nominees. The two nominees with the least amount of votes will then be evicted.

## Overview

Typically 24 hours or more before it is due to take place, Shawn will inform the houseguests of the impending Triple Eviction. This allows the houseguests time to send in a bootlist for who they wish to save if they happen to be unavailable at the time of the Fast Forward. Failure to do so would result in a penalty vote against the player if they find themselves having to vote during the event. On that night, typically following the previous eviction, the Head of Household and Power of Veto competitions are played out back to back, with short spaces in between for the Nomination and Veto Ceremonies. Once the final three nominees are confirmed, there is a short voting time, in which bootlists also get tallied, and the second and third evictions of the night then takes place. In some instances, the HOH competition for the week directly following the Triple Eviction may also get played in the same night.

## Triple Eviction History

* **^Note 1** : *Big Brother 7* featured a Double Eviction set in the style of a typical Triple Eviction, with three nominees and a vote to save.
Vote Void

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A power that allows a houseguest to stop others from voting at a particular eviction.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Endgame*

The **Vote Void** is a power introduced in *Big Brother 4*. It allows the holder to secretly void other houseguests from voting at the next eviction upon use. It initially featured as a potential Carnival Shop prize in *Big Brother 9*, but was not properly inducted into the game until it was won as a Care Package in *Big Brother 4*, before then appearing at Jeopardy Junction in *Big Brother 11* and as one of the Impact Player choices in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Overview

The power of the Vote Void can be used to void a number of houseguests from voting at a particular eviction. The number of votes eligible for voiding can change from season to season, as can the process of finding the power.

The key aspect of this power is the fact that the identity of the user remains secret, as are the identities of the people whose votes are voided with the power. All houseguests are told at the eviction is that the power has been used, and that as a result there would be less votes.

If a houseguest is using a Vote Cache second vote at an eviction, and gets voided with this power, they will still get to use their extra vote, but as their only vote in that eviction. Their usual one is voided as normal. In other words, the Vote Void cannot void extra votes.

## Vote Void History

### *Big Brother 4*

For its first appearance, Magnus L. was awarded with this power through a Care Package in Week 1, and used it at to void the votes of Clair F., George I. and Rhys R. in Week 2.

### *Big Brother 11*

For its second appearance, Tisha M. was awarded with this power through Jeopardy Junction, and used it at the last possible time in the Final Eight to void the votes of both Jacob B. and Sydney D. at the season's second Double Eviction.

### *Big Brother Endgame*

For its third appearance, this power was introduced through Impact Player after Kelly R. chose the "Veto or Vote Void" option in Week 3. As a result, the winner of that week's POV competition had to choose between keeping the Power of Veto, or claiming the Vote Void - which would allow them to void 3 votes in Week 3's eviction only. Whichever option they didn't choose would go to the 2nd place finisher in that competition. Brian H. won the "Placement Pressure" POV competition, and chose to take the Vote Void, giving Kelly the Power of Veto instead. Brian used the advantage to void the votes of Evan T., James R. and Will I..
Lucky Dip

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests hope they are randomly assigned the highest number to win.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*

"**Lucky Dip**" is a Power of Veto or Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother All-Stars*, and acted as Part 2 of the the Final Head of Household competition in the same season.

## Rules

In this luck competition, all competing houseguests must post \*puts ball down course\* to decide the order of play.

Each houseguest is then randomly assigned a number between 1 and 50, in the order they posted.

The houseguest with the highest number pulled wins the Power of Veto.

A tie is broken by the tied players being re-assigned numbers.

## Trivia

* This is a special competition which can be instigated by the houseguests, when they wish to turn the competition into a complete crapshoot. As such it can occur multiple times in a season, with three appearances in *Big Brother All-Stars*.
Terra Firma

### **Description**

A challenge where houseguests identify capital cities by country flag and then countries by map outlines.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Terra Firma**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests must identify capitals by country flags, before attempting to name countries by world map outlines.

In Part 1, there is three rounds, in which two country flags are posted in each. In these first three rounds, houseguests must mail the name of that country's capital. Players are ranked by score from 6 points for 1st place to 1 point for 6th place.

After those three rounds, the three players with the lowest scores are eliminated. In case of a tie, all tied players advance. No points carry over to Part 2.

In Part 2, there is again three rounds, in which two country map outlines are posted in each. In these last three rounds, players must mail me the name of that country. Players are ranked by score from 3 points for 1st place to 1 point for 3rd place.

After those three rounds, the player with the post points from Part 2 alone will win the Power of Veto.
The Jury

**The Jury** consists of a group of evicted houseguests that remain in sequester until the Final Two have been determined. The Jury stays privy to house happenings while they consider who they think deserves to win, but secret meetings, Diary Room sessions, and other happenings that do not include the entire group of remaining houseguests are not disclosed. The information they take in from the game they witness and the Jurors who join them in sequester is supposed to help them decide who to vote for to win *Big Brother*. So far in the series, juries have started when eleven players remain, aiming to have nine jurors vote at the end.

## Jury Process

The Jury usually begins near or on the Final 11, nine evictions from the Final Jury Questioning. This depends on when the Jury has been set up to begin, how many players total are in the season, and whether or not there is a post-eviction twist. All Jurors will arrive upon eviction to the Jury House, where they may chat with the other members of the Jury about the game in progress. At the Final Jury Questioning, the finalists will plead the case the Jury, and the jurors will in return ask questions and grill the finalists.

On Finale Night, each juror casts a vote for whom they would like to see be the winner of Big Brother. Each vote is one of the names of the Final Two written on a key, which the juror places in the nomination box. In the same format as a Nomination Ceremony, the keys are removed one at a time, revealing the winner of the season.

Depending on the number of active jurors and the number of finalists, a "back-up" juror is brought in. This special juror, who is always the last person eliminated pre-jury, will vote in case of a tie. However, as they aren't a fully fledged member, they cannot ask questions. They will only be able to view the discussion and make their decision. Their vote will count only in case of a tie.

There can also instances when the number of jurors has reduced due to a quit, an expulsion, or failure to vote for the winner.
Every Second Counts

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests send mails every five minutes, as close to a given second as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*

"**Every Second Counts**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 6*.

## Rules

In this endurance challenge, houseguests must mail the host every five minutes, as close to the dot as possible.

The host begins the challenge by sending a "GO" mail to all competing houseguests, who have to send back a mail back every subsequent five minute mark, for one hour.

Every second off the houseguests mails are off via timestamps are added together to create a total "off" time.

The houseguest with the shortest "off" time will become the new Head of Household.

If there is a tie, the houseguest who was closest to the mark the most amount of times will win. If that doesn't break the tie, Chatzy determines the winner.

## Trivia

* Will I. and Chloe D. currently joint-hold the record for shortest "off" time in this challenge, with 2 seconds.
Will T.

**Will T.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. He placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Despite being vetoed off the block by Matt W. in Week 1 after being nominated by Roman C., Will only made it to the third week of the game. After Roman won HOH for the second time, he put both him and Matt up together, leading to Will's departure in a 6-4 vote when the noms stayed the same.

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Along with Andalib O., Will was one of the first set of people to ever be nominated in *Suitman's Big Brother*.
	+ He is also the first person to be taken off the block by the veto, after Matt W. used it on him.
Way Off

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests guess numerical answers to questions, hoping to be the closest to the correct answer.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

"**Way Off**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to answer seven questions with numerical answers, hoping to guess as close to the correct answer as they can.

The houseguests first have to schedule an appointment with one of the hosts over Skype or Chatzy to do the competition. The houseguests then are given seven number based questions, one at a time. The houseguests only get 5 seconds to answer the question once asked, so they cannot look up the correct answers, and the hosts will count down the 5 seconds for the houseguest to ensure it has passed.

The houseguest who answers each trivia question the closest to the correct answer gets 5 points, the next closest gets 4 points, and so on all the way down to last that gets 0 points.

The houseguest with the most points after all seven questions will win the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* Stoner D. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 27 points.
The Usual Suspects

"**The Usual Suspects**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, the group memory wall is invaded by eight recognisable former SBB players, which are nicknamed 'The Usual Suspects'. Houseguests are asked a series of questions relating to frequent elements of Suitman's Big Brother history, and will have to identify which of the Usual Suspects best fits the answer to each question.

For example the question could be: "“Which of the Usual Suspects had the highest placement in their debut season?".
With their memory of who the eight invaders were, houseguests deduce the correct answer to that question with the resources available.

Exactly how houseguests must answer each time will change from question to question. So they may be asked to answer with their game name (aka 'Shawn'), their username (aka 'SuitMan13') or by some other unusual unique method of answering.

Each round players will get only one guess at the correct answer. The first person to answer correct will gain 1 point. The last person to answer at all will lose 1 point if correct, or lose 2 points if also incorrect. Any other players to answer incorrectly also lose 1 point.

After five questions, the houseguest with the most overall points will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie there will be a tiebreaker question.
The Queens

**The Queens** were the dominant alliance for the first phase of *Big Brother 1*.

## Members

 Jury

 Runner-Up

 Jury

 Jury

 Winner

## Overview

The alliance formed around the winners of the first two HOH competitions - Roman and Natalie - and purposely included the best competition performers, as a means to keep off the block for the first few weeks. This tactic was successful, as members of this alliance won all but two of the HOH competitions in the season, and were dominantly cohesive as a group for the first seven weeks.

Despite the strength of the alliance physically, they had social problems due to clashing opinions and volatile members. A key disagreement in the alliance was over Robby, who was Kelly's enemy, but aligned with Jasper. When Kelly's HOH reign during the Double Eviction in Week 6 directly lead to Robby's demise, it rubbed members of the alliance the wrong way. Jasper, Natalie and Roman formed the splinter alliance of "The Directors", beginning the groundwork to turn on Kelly and her ally Adrianna.

Adrianna won the HOH competition in Week 7, keeping the Queens united for an extra week, before Jasper won it in Week 8, finally nominating Kelly for eviction and fracturing the alliance. While Kelly survived being taken down by winning the veto, Adrianna was backdoored in her place - the first casualty of the Queens. Kelly soon followed her out the door the next round after Roman's HOH, formerly making the Queens alliance redundant and the Dictators in the new position of power.
Thunderdome

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must get three consecutive posts without interruption by other houseguests.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Thunderdome**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 2*, and also featured as Part 1 of the Final Head of Household competition in *Big Brother 6* and *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*, as well as a Battle Back competition in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this Endurancespeed competition, houseguests must try and post three consecutive messages without being interrupted by their fellow competitors.

The challenge begins on Shawn's go. Houseguests then must start posting \*claims spot in part 3\* repeatedly.

The first houseguest to post the message three times consecutively without either of their fellow competitors interrupting them wins the first part of the final Head of Household competition.
The Hitlist

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests recall moments from a musical video given twenty minutes before the competition.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Second Chance*

"**The Hitlist**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother All-Stars*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests must try and remember as much information as they can from a musical video mash-up to answer seven trivia questions.

Shawn will ask a question about two moments from the video, which features songs from the US Billboard Top 10. Houseguests then need to answer whether the first moment came before or after the second event.

If a houseguest is right, they get a point. After seven questions, the houseguest with the most points will become the new Head of Household.

A tie is broken by a numerical tiebreaker question.
Make 24

"**Make 24**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must get the highest possible score in a mathematical calculation game, in which one must add, subtract, divide or multiply sets of traditional playing cards together to make a total of 24.

The houseguest with the highest screenshoted score becomes the new Head of Household.

## Trivia

* Eric M. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 74,300 points.
Story Time With Shawn

"**Story Time With Shawn**" (also known as "**The Legend**") is a Head of Household and Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, a short story written by Shawn is posted ahead of the start, that the houseguests must read and then recall.

A question is asked on the story. Once a houseguest thinks they know the answer, they must mail it to Shawn as fast as they can.

All that are incorrect are eliminated and must step down. If everyone is correct, then the last person to submit is eliminated by default.

The last houseguest standing becomes the new Head of Household.

## Modifications

The challenge was initially called "The Legend" in it's first appearance during *Big Brother 3*, and featured a video story. The competition was also performed non-live, with the houseguest with the most correct answers in the shortest time winning, as opposed to the updated elimination-style version.

## Trivia

* This competition saw the first ever dual Head of Household victors, when both Roman C. and Patrick J. won the competition.
* The story in *Big Brother All-Stars* was called *Predatory Wyatt Raymond*.
* Jeremy B. currently holds the record in the non-live variation, with all answers correct in 19 seconds.
* The story in *Big Brother 6* was called *The Ribbed Gun*.
* The story in *Big Brother 7* was called *Proud JaVale McGee*