James R.

* Endgame
* Double Trouble
* Eruption
* Blood vs. Water
* Big Brother 7

**James R.** was the winner of *Big Brother Endgame*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 7*, *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*, *Big Brother Eruption* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he placed eleventh, and was the first member of the jury. In his second season he placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury. In his third season he placed tenth, and was the second member of the jury. In his fourth season, he placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury. In his fifth season he received eight out of eleven Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

James proved himself one of the most socially-able rookies in his season, despite lacking in a physical game, bonding with players such as Maddy W., Kasey H. and Logan H. to advocate an opposition to the returning Veterans. However James' clear stance saw him become a target in the Veterans' crosshairs, and with fellow rookie Barney D. on their side, they used his HOH to put James and Maddy up together. Despite Maddy saving himself with the veto, his replacement Romeo K. was part of The Girls alliance that included Kasey, and was supported by the Veterans. Although Maddy and Logan voted to save him, he received every other vote, making him the first juror in a 6-2 vote, and squashing hopes of a solid rebellion alliance.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Returning in *Blood vs. Water* along with his chosen partner Nick M., James was determined to beat his eleventh place finish. A safe HOH win in Week 2 secured his social standing and kept him off the block, helping control the votes with his key alliance called The Expendables. However unknown to James and his ally Nick, the other members of their alliance had formed a smaller one against them, and during Secret Week, Chloe D. put him up as a replacement nominee and potential backdoor. Luckily, due to James' relationships with the opposition Single Ladies alliance, he was able to cook up the votes to stay in the game over Romeo K.. However, James was far from out of the danger zone, when the following week, former ally Max A. won both HOH and POV to slam James next to Single Ladies member Ryan B. on the block. This forced the Single Ladies to evict James this time, and with only Nick's vote for his favor, James was sent to the jury in ninth place with a 5-1 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Eruption

### Game Summary

Returning for the third time in *Eruption*, James was once again with his former *Blood vs. Water* partner, Nick N. Together they were in two major alliances - Dkfjdkf and Crazy Eights - allowing them both to stay off the block and in with the numbers. Alongside this, it allowed James to win HOH to target former winners and big competitors outside the two alliances. James also won the pivotal Revenge Veto, saving ally Chloe D. and leading to the eviction of the two-time winner Patrick J., after she nominated him in her place. However, in the following Week 7, alliance outsider LeQuisha Q. won HOH, nominating two of the season's biggest competitors in James and his Dkfjdkf ally Will I., throwing everything into turmoil. Despite Crazy Eight ally Andy F. winning POV, the Hail Mary Veto twist complicated things, as saving James would just have allowed Will to nominate another different member of the alliance. Thus it remained unused, and James had to fight to get at least one extra vote to stay in the game over Will. Unfortunately, only his Crazy Eight allies - Nick, Andy and Chloe - voted to keep him, and James joined the jury in the season's closest vote yet of 4-3.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 6'*s Chloe D. for the *Double Trouble* season, James became the season's most dominant challenge competitor. This future was threatened early in Week 2 however, when Chloe & James were nominated by HOH Marissa W. Thankfully, they were controversially saved by Marissa's duo Max A., allowing the Cames to integrate themselves deeper and become the season's most successful Double Trouble pairing. The Fifth Nation alliance helped them keep their hold on the game, and James won both HOH and POV in the first non-duos week, resulting in the unanimous eviction of Jimmy T. after James opted to veto Nolan K. However in Week 7, Nolan won HOH and nominated James next to Veto king Will I., who saved himself, leaving James next to Evan on the block. James only narrowly managed to stay in the game, after Nolan opted to evict Evan over him in his tiebreaker vote. James and Nolan continued this unsteady love-hate relationship for much of the game, and they both formed part of the Sovereign Four alliance. In Week 9, Nolan was spared from the block by HOH James, but it was not reciprocated. In Week 10 HOH Nolan put up both Chloe and James on the block and secured the Veto to keep them there. When the vote was split 1-1, Nolan took the chance to end the feud, sending James to the Jury with his tiebreaking vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Trivia

* James holds the record for most career votes against them with 24 total votes to evict.
	+ This surpasses the previous record of 23 held by Stuart H., overtaken by James in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.
* James was the third winner of the Earned Trials for *Big Brother Endgame*.
	+ This made him the first houseguest to be officially confirmed for a fifth season.
* James holds the record for most single-season HOH wins, with a total of 7.
	+ This surpasses the previous record of 5 co-held by Will I. from *Big Brother Double Trouble*, Ethan H. from *Big Brother 13* and Chazz D. from *Big Brother Second Chance*.
	+ He also holds the record for most career HOH wins, with 13.
* James is a member of the Zero Votes Club, having received no votes throughout *Big Brother Endgame*.