Big Brother Multiverse

## Big Brother 1

15 *Challenge* Legends play in the style of Big Brother Canada 1. Early on, a majority alliance consisting of Chris, Dan, Yvette, Heidi, DaShawn, and Pat took control, while Yvette continued to secretly undermine the majority by working with the minority secretly. There were many duos that presented themselves in the game: Heather & Julie, who were evicted once the early targets had all been evicted. Rebecca & Matt put up a great fight against the majority alliance, but ultimately lost to the final two, Dan & Heidi - divorced exes who had decided to work together despite their past. In the end, the jury awarded Heidi's more dominant gameplay, though some members criticized her lying and going back on her word.

## Big Brother 2

15 Challenge OG's play Big Brother Canada 2 format. In a season filled with twists and turns, there was no room for any big alliances as the game was ever-changing. Led by showmance Berkli & Josiah, the majoirty alliance consisted of Kyra, Thomas, Dustin, Ashley, & Jolly. However, the alliance was quick to eat each other if one of the outsiders gained power. Carl, Hansol, & Joi became the fan favorites and resident underdogs of the game. Once comp threat Dustin was out of the game, Kyra was able to align herself with the outsiders of the game, gaining traction to propel her to end, where she defeated Berkli in a vote of 5-2.

## Big Brother 3

This season was marked with a higher level of gameplay and multiple power shifts.

## Big Brother 5: All-Stars

In week 1, Michaela became the first All-Star to win Head of Household. Immediately, the younger and older contestants separated and formed alliances, but the younger alliance was able to rope in Dustin & Todd. Dustin begins playing both sides in order to become protected by both sides of the house, but Matt calls him out on it publicly. After Matt & Dustin kiss & make up, Hannah was evicted due to the women not feeling able to trust her. In week 2, the power shifted and Matt became Head of Household and targeted comp threats Michaela & Sean, shaking up the house. While Michaela was able to save herself from eviction via the veto, Sean was unable to get any support on his campaign to say versus Jolly, beloved by the house. Dustin accidentally won HOH in week 3, meaning he had to pick a side. While he told the Have-Hotties alliance that Harley was solely on the block so he could win the veto with Matt as the backdoor plan, Dustin told Hluz at the nomination ceremony. When Hluz shockingly won the veto, Dustin replaced him with Kalista, ensuring Harley's eviction. From that point on Dustin, completely flipped on the Have-Hotties. Todd won HOH again and targeted Michaela again, but she won the veto again, so he put up Jolly again. This time, however, Kalista worked hard to keep herself, managing to escape eviction. The power finally shifted, and Julie and Hluz were sent out the door. Dustin realigned himself with certain members of the fallen Have Hotties alliance, while Madeleine tried to find her way into the Nerd Herd. Matt was able to make deals with HOHs DaShawn and Todd to keep himself safe for those 2 weeks.

In week 7, Michaela nominated Bryan & Rebecca for eviction, but Madeleine, wanting to save her ally and force a big move, used her Disruptor power to save Rebecca and Michaela nominated Matt. However, an even bigger move presented itself when Matt won the power of veto, and she put Dustin on the block for his untrustworthy gameplay. The week after, Kalista backdoored Matt, who was followed by Rebecca in a double eviction. But it was actually a triple eviction instead, and Todd's previous blowup in the night came back to bite him as the girls blindsided him. Shocked to still be in the game, Bryan immediately pin the next target on Michaela, which stirred the rest of the house to get the former finalist out of the game. Bryan finally met his end in the game after everyone was convinced he'd win a jury vote, followed by DaShawn for the same reason. Though Lexi was actively trying to get Kalista out, she kept winning, and ultimately took Madeleine with her to the final 2 over Lexi.

The BB4 girls sat in front of the All-Star jury: Kalista argued that her comp wins and social game allowed her to make big moves in the game by taking out Matt & Michaela. Madeleine argued that her social connections gave her the power to make moves through other people's HOHs, and revealed that she used the Disruptor power to save Rebecca and put Matt on the block in the first place, forcing her fellow competitors to make power moves. In the end, the jury unanimously awarded Madeleine the money over Kalista because of Kaslita's treatment of others in the house.