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Lawrence Payne

**Lawrence Payne** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 4 (US)*. He later competed on *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

Lawrence was a strong force on BB4. Originally, the viewers thought he would leave early because of his strong stature and ability to be a physical threat. However, Lawrence proved the viewers wrong, as he was also a strategical threat. He was seen as a threat to many of his houseguests throughout his time, and it was his bond with Mike Boyd that got him far into the game. Originally, he was in the minority alliance, but with the house structure flipping after Brian Gleaton's eviction, he was able to come out on top with his duo. He won many competitions, despite being nominated many times throughout the course of the game. Eventually, he and Mike were able to make it to the Final Two where he lost in a 5-2 vote, becoming the runner-up.

Returning six seasons later for *Big Brother 10*, Lawrence had a big target on his back for being a Runner-Up on his original season, as well as his competition wins. Lawrence was able to stick with the returning players in the first vote, as they all agreed to stick together for a bit. However, this didn't come to fruition after the first week. Lawrence felt iffy about his positioning in the alliance, which led to him playing in the Safety Suite competition and winning. This put a massive target on his back, leading to him being evicted the following week in 14th place.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

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

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Lawrence is currently tied with Jodi Hillman and Kendra Carter for the most nominations in a single season, with six nominations.
	+ Lawrence holds the record for the most nominations in a single season for a man.
Christina Gambrill

**Christina Gambrill** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Christina was best known in BB4 for her showmance with Brian Gleaton. At the start of the game, she hooked herself up to Brian right at the start. Both of them decided to play both sides and put Valerie Rosario up on the block every week so that they could make it further into the game. However, Valerie's number one ally, Austin Bender, caught wind of this. He was also the HOH, and he was able to take out Brian. Now without a showmance, Christina had a lot of anger toward everyone. She kept putting Austin and Valerie's names in everyone's heads, even taking out Valerie at the start of jury. However, near the final six, she realized she wasn't in as good of a position as she thought she was. She attempted to vote out Mike Boyd during the double because of his potential to win, however, because of the previous weeks and Christina's previous actions, Austin was evicted. This led to Christina not being able to get her way, and she was later evicted in the Final Four.
David Louis

**David Louis** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

David had a lot of trouble getting a handle on the house dynamics during his time in the house. He was left out of the vote during the first week, which led to him forming a close bond with Destinee Baker. He tried to pull his weight for both of them, and tried to forge connections to better both of their positions. However, they were both seen as a threat for being an obvious duo and were both evicted during the Double Eviction on the fourth week. He was sent to the Redemption Suite where he beat out Max Kelley, Destinee Baker and Trey Gutierrez. However, he lost the final pre-jury one to Kendra Carter and left the game in 10th place.

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

### Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Alejandra Tamayo

**Alejandra Tamayo** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 10*, Alejandra was a flirty girl who wanted to use her charm to persuade her houseguests. However, this went against her when she was placed on the block during the first week as a target. She survived and laid low for a majority of her time. She tried bonding with many people. However, her targeting of Usha Francis throughout the game bit Alejandra in the butt, as Usha won HOH and took out Alejandra. Alejandra became the first member of the jury.
Cody Cowan

**Cody Cowan** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Known for his rude demeanor, Cody ended up on the block during the first week for rubbing his fellow housemates the wrong way. After finding himself on the wrong side of the numbers, he couldn't campaign to get enough votes, leaving the game with a 6-5 vote. He was the first houseguest evicted from the Season 2 House.

## Trivia

* Cody is the first person to be evicted after playing in three competitions.
Darrell Casillas

**Darrell Casillas** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Despite having a good bond with several of his housemates, he was left out of many people's alliances and strategies. The only thing his good social game got for him was sympathy, which led to him staying on several occasions. However, because he rarely factored into many people's plans, this caused him to be nominated on several occasions. Things changed when he won an HOH, and while he was originally planning on getting power player Tristan Richey, he thought it would make more sense to go after a house target to see if it would buy him some allies. This backfired, as a number on the outsiders was evicted and got him evicted three rounds later.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Jada Brown

**Jada Brown** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Jada played a subtle game in the third season. She closely aligned herself with the people in power so that she would always be safe and not have to make big moves. She purposefully made sure that she wouldn't be noticed by anyone else, and it worked for the most part. She grew a bond with a lot of the houseguests, most notably Scott Hayes. She would later go on to win the power of veto during the sixth week of the game, showing that she was capable of winning competitions, even if that was the only competition she would go on to win during the course of the season. Eventually, at the final eight, Scott ended up on the block due to the Diamond Power of Veto, which terrified Jada. She would make sure to vote to save Scott, which ended up with him staying. Eventually, at the final five, Jada was placed on the block for the first time initially as a pawn by fellow ally Xavier Folkestad to make Dominique Terry and Geffery Cheney feel comfortable. Scott even won the Power of Veto and didn't use it. However, Xavier realized how much pull Jada would have on the jury, and flipped on them during the tie vote. Jada was evicted in 5th place and became the fifth member of the jury.

## Trivia

* Jada holds the record for the most consecutive votes cast to be in the majority, with 10. This excludes her jury vote.
Harold Choe

**Harold Choe** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Harold showed strategic promise in the beginning. However, he was caught playing too hard too fast by some of his fellow houseguests. Because of this, he was put on the block during the second week and evicted. He later lost the first ever Redemption Suite challenge to Max Kelley, earning last place.

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

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Harold is the first contestant to ever lose a Redemption Suite challenge.
Usha Francis

**Usha Francis** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 10 (US)* and *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 10*, Usha was the ultimate underdog. From the moment she stepped foot in the house, Usha had a target on her back due to mistrust placed on her by many of the returning players. However, she didn't let any of this break her and tried to make it as far as possible. Usha was nominated five times throughout the season, whether as a pawn or as a target. Usha's strategic game started adapting when she won HOH during the sixth week and took out Alejandra Tamayo. Usha was in the Backyard Group during the Split House Double Eviction. She was in a group against four returning players. This would've seemed like the end of her game. However, she was saved by HOH Sawyer Gossett when he wanted to make a big move. However, Usha had the last laugh when she won the veto and took off Emma Maloney from the block and formed a bond with her. When the groups merged, Usha was nominated once again, but was saved when many thought Sawyer was a liability due to what happened in the Backyard the week prior. Then, a massive twist showed up at the Final Seven with a Hit the Road week. The week was split up in three competitions for the week for safety, and whoever lost all of them would be the two nominees for the week. Usha was nominated and the house decided it was time to get rid of Usha, ending her game in 7th place and becoming the fifth member of the jury.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

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

### Voting History

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Amber Calderon

**Amber Calderon** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Amber was able to get through the first few weeks unscathed due to her connections with her housemates. She was able to get into multiple short-lived alliances to target other power players, however was eventually left out of the loop when she couldn't keep up with the changing allegiances within the house. With her being on the bottom, she tried everything she could to convince certain people to flip. When a majority of the house wouldn't budge, Amber attempted to win out. She won the veto during the fifth week to take herself off the block, but was later evicted in the Double Eviction.
Alessia Rowe

**Alessia Rowe** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Alessia started off quiet. She wanted to pay attention to her surroundings before making any big moves. Early on, she noticed how Sage was acting cocky due to get Dominic on the block and was rubbed wrong by them. Even though Alessia already put their name in, Alessia felt more inclined to nominate them more. Alessia then was nominated by Sage during Week 3 thanks to the Roulette Twist, but this fire under Alessia's ass made sure she won the veto to take herself off the block. She was added to an alliance with Neila Figone, Janae Lewis, Ella Ayton and Victoria Ruiz to combat the rest of the house. However, once Ella left, and Victoria was on the block at the Final Nine, Alessia wanted to flip. This was because she wanted to get in good with the rest of the house, who were more likely to win competitions. She voted out Victoria, leaving her former allies alone in the dust. Despite their attempts to target Alessia back, they rarely had the chance to due to Alessia winning more competitions near the end of the game. She was able to get her former allies out but was left in a predicament at the Final Three with a showmance. However, she was able to win the Final HOH and split them up. Sitting at the Final Two, despite the jury respecting her second half of the game, many found her game lack-luster. They also felt as though she made unnecessary risks sitting next to a showmance at the Final Three. This meant that Alessia lost in a 5-4 vote, becoming the Runner-Up.

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

### Roulette Voting History

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Angela Guy

**Angela Guy** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Angela was known to be a force during the first half of season 3. Angela made her mark when she won HOH and POV in the second week of the game to get Sofia Garza out of the house, in order to get everyone else on her side and show that she was a valuable asset. During the third week of the game however, she was put up as a replacement nominee by Emma Maloney as a target because of the threat level she showed. However, she survived. Knowing she needed competition wins to protect herself, she went on to win the veto the following week. However, this left the other people in the house feeling off about her, as they left her out of the vote that week. Now all alone, Angela lost both the HOH and POV during the fifth week and was sent packing. She later competed in the battle-back competition, but lost to Alejandro Navarro.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3 (US)*

### Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Rosita Cano

**Rosita Cano** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Rosita entered the game with her roommate, Sarah Lowry, 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. Rosita started off in a rough spot as she was put as a replacement nominee during the first week and almost evicted in a close 7-6 vote. Because of this, she wanted to lay low for the next week as she let her new-found allies go after the people who tried to take her out. When she won HOH during the third week, she wanted revenge as Iku Orimo campaigned for her removal the first week. She nominated her outright, and when the veto was used, placed her husband on the block immediately. This was because they just started to piece together the full extent of the duos twist. She was successfully able to get Iku evicted. She then played a big part in getting Richard Stein out. However, she was placed on the block the fifth week because of this due to the older houseguests feeling targeted by Rosita. This led to her eviction in a 6-3 vote. She later had the chance to return to the game, but lost the competition, ending her game in 13th place.

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

### Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Quinton Schrader

**Quinton Schrader** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)* and *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Quinton was a fan-favorite due to his sweet fatherly and protective tendencies. Quinton was never really known as a strategic player, which allowed him to make it all the way to the Final Five due to not many people seeing him as a threat. Quinton was nominated as a pawn during the first week, but stayed in a 9-3 vote. He then won the POV the following week in order to protect his ally Grace Spaulding. He won two HOHs throughout his time, taking out Mekell James and Josh Zapata. However, he was taken out at the Final Five due to not having many loyalties left and the remaining Brains clique thinking they couldn't beat Quinton in the end.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Quinton is the first ever houseguest to get 18th place.
Brittany Nelson

**Brittany Nelson** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Brittany was best known for being an underdog and a competition beast throughout the season. Brittany was left out of the majority alliance in the first week. Because of this, Brittany fought had for the next HOH, and she ended up winning that and the following Power of Veto. She took out someone from the majority alliance in a backdoor plot. However, this was the last peaceful week in the pre-jury Brittany had. When her ally Zakiyah Barraza took out one of her own allies, and two of her other allies left the following weeks. Brittany later won HOH on Week 5 and Day 49, which made her a big threat. She was nominated the following week, but survived. At the Final Six, she was able to maneuver through the game with her final two Andre Rivera by convincing the other three houseguests to go after Devon Leal instead of them. They were then able to put things in Johnathan's ear to go against his alliance at the Final Five, which ended up destroying the majority alliance officially. When she got to the final two, however, many of the jury thought that Brittany didn't do enough during the second half of the game, losing the game by a 4-3 vote.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Brittany won the most Head of Households in Big Brother 2, with three HOH reigns.
	+ Brittany is the first ever female to get to three HOH reigns in a single season.
* Brittany is the first female runner-up.
	+ Brittany is the first runner-up to receive votes to win during the finale.
Christopher Nguyen

**Christopher Nguyen** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

During his time on BB4, Christopher was an under the radar type of player. Originally being left out of many votes because he wasn't well known, Christopher tried to form bonds with many people, and eventually it led to an alliance between himself, Christina Gambrill and Spencer Montgomery, which formed after Glenn Zhou's eviction. Late into the game, he won an HOH and a POV, however, it wasn't enough. He was evicted in 5th place after the HOH fell in the wrong hands, leading to him becoming the fifth member of the jury.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Joshua Regan

**Joshua Regan** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Joshua became an early target due to his build. He performed well in physical competitions, despite not winning. Because of his social standing in the house, he survived the first week and was on the right side of the numbers. However, when the other side won HOH, Joshua became a backdoor target for his potential as a threat. He was evicted second in a blindside.

## Trivia

* Joshua is the first male to be backdoored.
Devon Leal

**Devon Leal** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

At the start of the game, Devon joined the majority alliance. Because of this, he was in a comfortable position for the first five weeks of the game. He was always on the right side of the votes. When Devon won the Week 6 HoH, he decided to go after former ally, Andrea Milligan for being a snake in the game a few weeks prior. After successfully taking her out, he was nominated as a pawn during the Double Eviction, but survived. He was later nominated during the eighth week, and without having anyone close to him, he was evicted with a unanimous vote, ending his game in 6th place.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Devon is the first person to make it to the end of the Have/Have-Not phase without ever being a Have-Not.
	+ Gabrielle Fraser technically made it to the last week before getting evicted without being a Have-Not, but she didn't legitimately last until the phase ended, thus not counting.
Shirong Lee

**Shirong Lee** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Shirong was targeted early on in *Big Brother 5*. He was seen as a possible competition threat in the second half of the game, which led to him getting nominated on several occasions. He only narrowly escaped eviction during the second week because of a tied vote and Jaclyn's last minute scrambling rubbing people the wrong way. He was then nominated during the fourth week, but was able to win the veto. However, he wasn't so lucky the following week, as many people wanted him gone after the first few targets were taken out, leading to him being evicted.

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

### Voting History

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Nico Renteria

**Nico Renteria** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Nico was known as a sneaky player who had no problem betraying his allies if he felt it was necessary. Nico started off the game in the Brains clique, however was never truly loyal to them. He used them in order to gain immunity, but other than that, was wiling to vote anyone out. This was proven when he and Carmen Contreras evicted fellow member Tasha Westfall during the third week. Nico wasn't loyal to Carmen, however, as she was later evicted two weeks later and he was one of the votes to send her home. When Tasha returned to the game, Nico attempted to mend things with her, and for the most part, it worked. However, Nico's lack of loyalties ended up getting him voted out at the Final Seven. After this, Nico won the Redemption Suite challenges and returned to make up the Final Five. Nico won his first HOH and took out Quinton Schrader in the hopes of forming an all Brains Final Three. However, Kelly Huber won HOH at the Final Four. Nico was able to convince her to keep him off the block initially, but when Randall Fontaine won the POV, Nico was voted out, ending his game in fourth place and becoming the eighth member of the jury.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Nico is the first man to return with a Redemption Suite competition.
Steven Reedy

**Steven Reedy** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Steven wasn't a strong player in his season. He constantly rubbed people the wrong way due to his young age and inexperience, which caused him to put his foot in his mouth several times. Not only did he give out information he wasn't supposed to, but he also could be rude, which caused Yvette Mitchell's dislike of him. Because Yvette kept winning the Vote Remover competitions, Steven lost his vote at three separate evictions. No one saw much use of him, as not only was he an unpredictable player, he also never had to show his cards to his vote being taken away so many times. This led to his eviction, becoming the first member of the jury.
Chun Suen

**Chun Suen** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Chun entered the game with his fiancé, Noah Piccirillo, 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. Their strategy was to both be on opposite sides of the house so that they could collect information and compare notes. Chun was on the side of the house that kept losing and being in the minority votes. Being a risky position, Chun was put on the block during the fourth week. However, he was able to survive. He was then able to lay under the radar before being put up on the block during the first double eviction and being evicted, becoming the first member of the jury.
Willow Higgins

**Willow Higgins** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Willow entered the game with her co-worker, Von Hayward, 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. Going into the game, Willow and Von had secret feelings for each other that were being worked through in the house. At the start, the two were able to skate by. They formed a final four with another duo, Destiny Beasley and Sierra Kamau and were sitting pretty. Because of this relaxed nature, Von and Willow were able to bond more and more as the weeks went by. This eventually culminated in one night when Von and Willow kissed and then hooked up. With this in mind, both were even stronger. They were both intertwined in strategy and could almost read each other's minds. At the final five, both Willow and Von were betrayed by Destiny and Sierra. Because of a strategical blunder, however, they were both able to survive and make it to the final two, which meant the duo succeeded in their goal. Despite Willow's competition wins, her social game was more lacking to Von's. She was also seen more as a puppet to Von, which meant the jury gave Von the win in a 7-2 vote.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Von** | N/A
Zian Reddy

**Zian Reddy** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 12*, Zian was known for his abrasive personality and his judgement on his housemates that led to his short stay. Zian had trouble making alliances due to his dislike of many people. Many of the houseguests saw the judgements from him, and most of the house was getting sick of him during the opening days. This led to him being placed on the block during the first week after the Veto Ceremony and being evicted by a near unanimous vote, ending his game in sixteenth place.
Spencer Montgomery

**Spencer Montgomery** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 7 (US)*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Spencer was an iconic houseguest during her time on BB4. She was a fan-favorite and many people had high hopes for her going into the game, and she did not disappoint. She had her hand in many evictions during the course of the game, and she had bonds with many people. She was also known for her funny Diary Room sessions where she talked badly about her fellow houseguests and wasn't afraid to share her true feelings. Originally having an alliance with Hope Fassett and Glenn Zhou, she distanced herself when the alliance was falling apart due to the house targeting Glenn. She then attached herself to Christina Gambrill and Christopher Nguyen. This lasted a while, until that alliance started to fall apart due to a certain duo getting power over everyone. After this, she was able to attach herself into a final three deal with Mike and Lawrence to save herself from eviction during the Final Five and Four. However, after failing to win the Final HOH, Spencer was finally evicted in 3rd place, becoming the final member of the jury.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Spencer was very hyped as one of the most popular choices to win. While Spencer's personality didn't change, and she was still as funny as ever, Spencer showed more of a strategic ability in this season. She was able to lay low in the beginning during the Winners vs Runners-up war. When she won HOH during the fourth week, Spencer wanted to keep the pressure going between the war, and evicted threat Scott Hayes. She was never called out for this either, as Scott didn't have strong connections with the other players. Spencer was later able to form a Final Three with Jessie Hughes and Nathan McBride, and later added Jalen Everett, creating a powerful four-person alliance. Despite being a big target for other players after the winners were evicted, Spencer was able to become a competition beast, unlike her previous season, and won five Power of Vetos. She was able to make it to the Final Two, where while her strong strategic game was recognized, Jessie's social game was way stronger, ending Spencer's game as the runner-up in a close 5-4 vote.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Spencer is the first female to receive third place.
	+ Spencer is the first female to be the final person evicted from a season.
* Spencer is tied for the most amount of the days spent in the Big Brother House with Nathan McBride, with 168 days.
Andre Rivera

**Andre Rivera** is the winner of *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Andre's game started off on the wrong foot when he ended up relegated to the bottom of the house and into the minority alliance. This continued for a little bit. During Week 3, Andre won the immunity challenge to keep him safe. He was also able to win the Power of Veto during Week 5 and used the fact that the majority alliance was breaking apart to his advantage by putting wedges between many of them, along with his ally Brittany Nelson. Andre was later up against his ally Andrea Milligan, but survived. Andre ended up surviving off of competition wins and was able to make it to the Final Two, where the jury saw his underdog story and granted him the win with a close 4-3 vote, becoming the first ever male winner.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
**Omar** | N/A

## Trivia

* Andre is the first ever male winner of Big Brother.
* Andre is the first ever person to win the game after winning the Final Head of Household competition.
* Andre is the first winner to not receive every jury vote to win.
Carmen Contreras

**Carmen Contreras** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Carmen started off the game in the Brains clique. Carmen came off strong when she played a very forceful game. The Brains Clique won the Student Council position, which allowed them to nominate another clique for eviction. Due to Carmen's influence, they nominated the Populars because of their social standing and their ability to play the social game really well. They were able to get out Bridgette Yue. The momentum for Carmen didn't stop there, as she won the first HOH and POV of the season, and took out Brianne Huff from the Athletes clique. Now with two threats on her resume, Carmen laid low. She formed a strong bond with Nico Renteria from her clique. During the third week, clique-member Tasha Westfall was on the block. Carmen and Nico flipped, causing a blindside of Tasha and a scorned Randall Fontaine. However, when Randall won HOH, they were immune, so he couldn't do anything. Carmen's threat level caught up during the fifth week, when she was nominated and later evicted. She lost the Redemption Suite competition to Tasha, the former ally she blindsided, ending Carmen's game in 12th place.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Jason Burgess

**Jason Burgess** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8,* Jason had the opportunity to gamble for a chance to earn an extra vote advantage. He was able to win the competition and earn an extra vote to use at any live eviction he was able to vote in. This caused him to become a major target in the house in fear of how the advantage would affect the game. He was targeted in a backdoor attempt during the first week but was able to survive when certain plans changed last minute. However, he couldn't escape the second week and left the house with the extra vote advantage in his pocket.
Karen Schafer

**Karen Schafer** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Karen was not seen as a threat originally. Everyone thought that she wouldn't make it far in competitions due to her age. However, after she won the first Power of Veto, even beating out strong competitors, many of the houseguests feared her. This led to a backdoor plot being plotted against her, leading to her eviction the following week.

## Biography

**Age:** 64
**Hometown:** Miami, FL
**Occupation:** Retired Office Assistant
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Attentive, Strategic, Kind
**Favorite activities:** Gardening, fishing, painting, and watching my grandkids!
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Not being able to see my kids and grandkids is going to make me so sad! But I'm here for them, and hey, what if I become the first ever winner?! That would be amazing!
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

Nope, not much of one...yeah, that's my strategy. I'm not coming in with one, and I'll figure it out when I see my housemates.
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My kids and grandkids

- Plants to do gardening
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I've already attended my 40th Class anniversary! Man...how time flies!

## Trivia

* Karen is the first person to ever step foot inside of the Big Brother House.
* Karen is the first person to win the Power of Veto in the franchise.
* Karen is the first ever victim of a backdoor.
* Karen is the first person to be evicted right after winning a competition the week prior.
Winter Hairston

**Winter Hairston** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 12*, Winter entered the game as a transgender woman, being the second ever trans person to walk into the house. With this weight on her shoulders, Winter wanted to play as hard as possible for all trans people. Winter was placed on the block during the first week, but luckily won the Battle of the Block competition, saving herself. She was then nominated two more times. Both times she was a pawn. The first time, she survived the block. However, the second time, she was blindsided, ending her game in 12th place.

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

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Winter is the first ever Transgender woman to compete.
	+ Winter is the second ever houseguest to fall under the Transgender umbrella.
Richard Stein

**Richard Stein** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Richard entered the game with his daughter, Alicia Stein, 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. Richard was a very passive player. He mostly played the game behind his daughter's shadow, and did whatever she wanted. This, however, didn't stop him from bonding with some of the older houseguests, such as Makayla Jones and Rhyland Walker. These connections did not help him, because he was evicted in the fourth week. Richard's game did not end, as he was able to return to the game through the comeback competition. His game didn't change much, as he continued to do what Alicia wanted. This caused him to be evicted once again, becoming the third member of the jury.
Reese Munson

**Reese Munson** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Reese had a lot of trouble during his time in the house. He was pretty delusional when it came to his reads on the house, and this led many of the others to be annoyed by him. He was almost, and would've been evicted the first week had it not been for Luciana Mendez's last minute scrambling being the reason for her own eviction. He attempted to lay low, but then decided to side with Jaclyn Coe to form an alliance against the power players. However, this didn't work out, and he was later targeted for his attempts to turn the eviction around, ending in his demise the third week.

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

### Voting History

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Nevaeh Clemons

**Nevaeh Clemons** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Nevaeh struggled in the beginning of the game after being placed on the block for the second week. However, she was fortunately taken off by eventual winner Mike Boyd in a strategic goal to snipe Imani Layton. However, with no loyalties, she was an easy target in Week 4 when Valerie, an outcast, was HOH. Despite not being the target for the week, she was evicted because of those lack of loyalties.

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

### Voting History

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Emma Maloney

**Emma Maloney** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)* and *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 3*, Emma became an early fan-favorite due to her unintentional humor and willingness to play the game. When entering the house, Emma makes it clear that she's a perfectionist who expects nothing but the best in treatment, as she grew up in a rich family. However, when she became a have-not for the first two weeks, Emma threw many temper-tantrums. However, she was soon able to overcome it. Nobody had much high hopes for her, but when she won the third HOH, it surprised everyone. It surprised everyone even more when she showed strategic prowess by targeting Angela Guy in an attempted backdoor plan due to being a threat. However, this attempt failed, as Angela was closely connected to the house. Emma was nominated multiple times for this, until she eventually won another HOH, planning on targeting Alejandro Navarro, and while her plan was successful, it didn't end without trouble. Dominique Terry, who was a nominee for the week, used her Diamond Power of Veto to save herself and named Emma's closest ally, Scott Hayes on the block as a replacement. This freaked out Emma, however, he was saved. After a rough week, she was nominated two more times before being given the boot by Dominique herself, ending her game in 6th place and becoming the fourth member of the jury.

Returning for *Big Brother 10*, Emma was one of eight returning players. She had an advantage going in, as she was never truly seen as a big threat compared to her other returnees. However, this turned into a detriment, as Emma was put up as a pawn very early on. Emma laid low for a big chunk of the beginning and was forced to show her cards when the Split House Double Eviction twist came into play. Emma survived the twist and was able to float around until the final five when she was taken out by John Spoelstra due to her friends in jury, ending her game in fifth place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Angela** | N/A

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Emma is the first person to have her HOH reign be interrupted by another houseguest through a Power.
	+ Emma is the first houseguest to have her nominations be affected by the Diamond Power of Veto.
Big Brother 1 (US)

**Big Brother 1 (US)** is the first season of the broadcasted edition of Big Brother (US).

## Background

### Development

Sims Big Brother started when AFRO Productions got the rights to do the show. Only American citizens would be allowed on the show.

The format for the series is similar to the US version, in which a group of contestants, known as "HouseGuests," compete to win the series by voting off fellow HouseGuests and being the HouseGuest to receive the most jury votes. Houseguests vie to win the HoH, PoV, and avoid staying off the block. If a houseguest makes it past a certain number of evictions, they reach the jury stage, where they vote for the houseguest they wish to win the game and the grand prize.

### Casting

Online Casting started on March 18th, 2020. Casting calls started on April 25th, 2020. The cast was announced on June 18, 2020.

## Twists

* **Double Eviction:** On Week 8, a double eviction took place, meaning a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Jury: *Tiana***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Have/Have-Nots History

*+ signifies HOH for the week, thus automatic "Have" rights.*
## Game History

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 8

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

### Week 11

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 WinnerFinal HOH**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

#### Finale

 **Winner7 Votes**

 **Runner-Up0 Votes**

#### Jury

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**

 **Tiana**
Jessica Richfield

**Jessica Richfield** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Jessica was known for her early bond with Hayden Devine, as they quickly formed a Final Two shortly after. However, after he was evicted, Jessica was left on the outs. Jessica was then the planned victim of a backdoor by Tiffany Owens, which was later a success. Jessica was evicted with a 7-2 vote, ending her game Week 3.

## Biography

**Age:** 25
**Hometown:** Orlando, FL
**Occupation:** Fashion Model
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Sexy, Sassy, and Smart
**Favorite activities:** Walking the runways, hanging out on the beach, partying, and going to fancy restaurants!
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

I'll definitely miss all my family and friends! They mean the world to me, and not being able to see them is going to drive me nuts!
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

To use my looks to attract the boys in the house. From there, I can manipulate them to do what I want.
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My phone!

- All my designer dresses!

- My friends

- My family
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I started posing for cover photos when I was 16! From there, my fashion career started.

- I intend to stop modeling eventually and then open up my own clothing line.

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

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* Jessica is the first person to be evicted after making it past Week 1 without winning a competition before then.
Jessie Hughes

**Jessie Hughes** is the winner of *Big Brother 7 (US)*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 6*, Jessie had instant control when she won the first Head of Household competition of the season. She got some influence when she evicted Max Kelley, someone who no one was connected to. She was able to slide by until the Final Seven, when she was nominated next to Josefina Aguirre. She survived, but not without hardship. She was then evicted at the Final Six due to her threat level. However, she was able to win the next two Redemption Suite challenges and returned to the game. However, she didn't re-enter without struggles. Ashton Cole, Jalen Everett and Sophia Wilkerson formed a Final Three pact due to them being the only ones left that weren't evicted. Because of this, Kendra Carter and her were evicted in fifth and fourth place respectively. Jessie became the sixth member of the jury.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, fans weren't exactly sure how well Jessie would do. While Jessie did have a strong fanbase, many pegged her as an early boot. However, Jessie was able to prove everyone wrong throughout the season. Jessie was put up on the block during the second week as a result of the Winners vs Runners-up war, since Mike Boyd was worried about her bond with runner-up Jalen Everett. However, Jessie was able to win the veto and save herself. She then won the following HOH, and sided with the Runners-up, and attempted to take out Mike as revenge. Despite failing, she didn't let this get to her, and continued to play the middle. She worked strongly on her social game, building bonds with everyone. She was then in a Final Three alliance with Nathan McBride and Spencer Montgomery. She speculated that while they had a final three, Nathan and Spencer had a final two. As such, she was able to manipulate her allies, as well as Jalen, to add him to the alliance to create a Final Four and give her an edge at the end of the game. At the Final Six, Jalen was considering flipping, however Jessie pulled out her manipulation skills once again and convinced him to take out Jodi Hillman instead. However, at the final five, she couldn't find use for him, and evicted her long-time ally. She was able to win the final two HOHs, and thanks to her social game, manipulative skills, and some bitterness toward Spencer Montgomery, Jessie was able to become the winner of *Big Brother: All Stars* with a vote of 5-4.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Spencer** | N/A

## Trivia

* Jessie is the first ever person to win on their second time playing the game.
* Jessie is the first houseguest to defeat the First to Enter Curse.
	+ Jessie is currently the only person to accomplish this.
Jodi Hillman

**Jodi Hillman** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Jodi was a big underdog throughout the course of the season. She was best known for breaking the record with the most nominations in a single season, being nominated six times. Jodi originally integrated herself into a majority alliance when that same majority alliance voted to keep her Week 1. Jodi kept getting nominated week after week due to her being a good pawn, although anytime she stayed, it was always a close vote. Jodi eventually formed a three-person alliance between herself, Omar Nair and Johnathan Leary. They ended up dominating the jury-phase of the game, but that all changed when Johnathan won Head of Household and went after Jodi due to her being a threat and him wanting to flip to the outsiders. This ended her game in 5th place.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Jodi entered as a fan favorite due to her massive underdog status the previous season. Worried that she would be put on the block almost every week again, Jodi paid more attention to building bonds with all sides of the house. She reunited with her closest ally, Omar Nair, and made a final two deal right away. The Winners and Runners-up War was heating up, and Jodi was able to hide in the background for a long time. That was until the seventh week, when Jodi was put on the block by Nathan McBride, thus leading to a new battle with the other side of the house. However, with poor reads coming from both Dominique Terry and Omar weakened their side. With Dominique evicted by Omar due to a poor read on the numbers, both Omar and Jodi were on the bottom and placed on the block together the following week. Omar was seen as the obvious target, however, when he won veto, Jodi was the second-best target. She was evicted and became the sixth member of the jury.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Jodi is currently tied with Lawrence Payne and Kendra Carter for the most nominations in a single season, with six nominations.
Valerie Rosario

**Valerie Rosario** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Valerie was best known for being the biggest underdog the series has ever had and her strong bond with Austin Bender. Valerie is known for having four nominations within the first six weeks of the game alone. She was seen as a pawn to constantly put up, and the only time she wasn't on the block during her time in the house was when her and Austin won HOH back-to-back in Weeks 3 and 4. However, during the sixth week of the game, she was finally evicted when the house couldn't find anymore use for her, leaving in ninth place.

Going into *Big Brother 7*, Valerie hoped for an easier time than her previous season. However, her age got in the way once again. She once again bonded with the other older houseguest, Kendra Carter. However, Kendra was evicted during the first week. Valerie was then isolated when her one and only ally left. With no connections, she was seen as an easy vote when she put on the block during the second week. She was later evicted with a 9-3 vote, earning 15th place.

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

### HOH History

 **Evicted**