Big Brother 23

**Big Brother 23** is the twenty-third season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Alan***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Alan***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Jury: *Judith***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted11 Votes**

Sixteen brand new houseguests enter the Big Brother house, with the house being themed around a mad scientist lab. As a result, the vetoes will come in different variants and increase in power as the game progresses. Kristen becomes the first HOH of the season. She nominates Leroy and Paul for eviction, who she ultimately felt the least connected to. Other alliances along begin to form: a trio of Alan, Finn, and Judith; a final two alliance between Janelle and Parker; and a five-person alliance consisting of Debra, Gwen, Kitty, Rashad, and Rose. This week's veto is a silver power of veto, which means that if a nominee wins, they cannot use it on themselves. However, they can use it on the other nominee. Brandon, Debra, and Rashad are drawn for the veto competition, with Kristen coming out on top. She decides to leave nominations in place, and eventually settles on Paul as her target. This gains the support of Emilio and Tammy. However, the house begins to grow tired of Tammy's annoying antics and Emilio constantly losing his temper on people. Leroy is ultimately evicted by an 11-2 vote as a consequence.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted9 Votes**

Following Leroy's eviction, Rose wins HOH. Her alliance celebrates and congratulates her on the win, while stressing the importance of backdooring Kristen. She nominates Alan and Judith for eviction as pawns, in hopes that the veto will get used on one of them. Rose later explains to her alliance she didn't want to nominate Emilio and Tammy because she would worry their behavior would tempt people to leave nominations the same, further stressing how important it is that just Kristen leaves. Nominees Alan and Judith two start to form a romantic connection with one another, causing Finn to feel like an awkward third wheel. Finn, Gwen, and Parker are drawn for the veto competition, with them competing for a regular Power of Veto. Finn comes out on top. Rose's backdoor plan looks to be a success, since Finn is close with both Alan and Judith. However, Brandon starts hanging out with Emilio, Kristen, and Tammy more and more, hoping he would be safe in case they were to come in power again. He later tells them they are the considered to be the "Axis of Evil" of the house. Rose catches eye of this, and scratches the idea of targeting Kristen, but rather Brandon, since he will be more dangerous later since Kristen is almost everyone's target. Finn uses the veto on Judith, with Brandon as the replacement nominee. The house starts to quickly turn on Brandon, with the exception of the Axis of Evil. This further tanks Brandon's game, sending him home in a 9-3 vote.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee5 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted6 Votes**

Following Brandon's eviction, Kristen beats the odds and wins her second HOH. She decides to nominate Alan and Rose for eviction, with a plan in place to backdoor her initial target: Paul. Emilio, Gwen, and Janelle are drawn for the veto competition, in which they compete for an anonymous veto. Janelle is secretly told about her win in the Diary Room, and only tells the news to #1 ally Parker. The duo believe that using the veto on Alan will make it seem more likely that he won it and took himself off of the block, and would be a target in front of them. At the veto ceremony, Alan is anonymously taken off of the block. Paul is named the replacement nominee. Rose's alliance members Debra, Gwen, Kitty, and Rashad evict Paul alongside Emilio and Tammy. However, Alan, Finn, Janelle, Judith, and Parker are blindsided when their biggest shield and most vocal opponent of the Axis of Evil is evicted.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Paul's eviction, Emilio wins HOH, giving another week of power to the Axis of Evil. After a heated argument between him and Rashad, Emilio names him as the target, giving the five people who just voted out Rose hope they can survive the week. Emilio later nominates target Rashad and pawn Finn for eviction. Alan, Janelle, and Kristen are drawn for the veto competition, with them competing for a boomerang veto, which can take off two nominees. Kristen wins the veto, and does not use it on either nominee. Leading to eviction, Rashad approaches Janelle and Parker, in hopes they will keep him to make sure that Emilio doesn't get his way this week. After some back and forth, they ultimately side with Debra, Gwen, Kitty, and Rose to evict Finn, blindsiding Alan, Judith, Kristen, and Tammy.

### Week 5

 **HOHPOV**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Following Finn's eviction, Kitty wins HOH. She makes the easy decision to nominate Emilio and Kristen for eviction, two of the strongest members of the Axis of Evil. Alan, Gwen, and Tammy are drawn for the veto competition, with them competing for a double veto. Both Gwen and Kristen win a veto. The two both discard their vetoes at the veto ceremony, finally guaranteeing one of the evictions of the alliance almost everyone in the house has been targeting. Emilio tells Kristen and Tammy that he's going to make "one hell of an exit", and starts picking arguments with everyone he can to ensure they evict him instead Kristen, since he believes she has a better chance of being successful and have a chance at winning. His plan is a success, with everyone evicting him in a 9-0 vote.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Emilio's eviction, Tammy wins HOH despite the Axis of Evil only having a 20% of chance of earning power. Her and Kristen celebrate, and decide to target who they perceive as the brains of the operation: Rose. Although Kristen suggests a backdoor plan, Tammy insists on nominating her straight up, with her and Debra as her nominations. Alan, Gwen, and Janelle are drawn for the veto competition, in which they learn that the veto will be forcefully used this week. This causes Tammy's heart to drop, and Kristen to tell Tammy "I told you so". Janelle wins the veto. Panicking, Tammy tells Janelle that she should use the veto on Debra instead of Rose. Janelle becomes irritated with this conversation, and decides to do the opposite by saving Rose instead. In a fit of rage, Tammy nominates Janelle's closest ally, Parker. This causes Janelle and Tammy to get into a heated argument. Tammy tells Kristen that Parker is her new target, and hopes that the house can actually be on their side for once. Alan and Judith turn on Janelle and Parker due to them evicting Finn two weeks ago. With Debra's alliance plus Kristen evicting Parker, Janelle is the only one to evict Debra, causing Parker to leave the house in a 7-1 vote.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Secret POV**

 **Pre-SPOV Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-SPOV NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Parker's eviction, Rose wins HOH. In hopes that Rose won't nominate them on the block together, Kristen and Tammy tell Rose that their future targets in order are Janelle, Alan, and Judith. Rose believes Tammy, but still has a lingering feeling that Kristen would target her. As a result, Alan and Kristen are nominated for eviction. Rose later tells Kristen that her plan is to backdoor Janelle, even though Kristen is her actual target. Debra, Kitty, and Tamra are drawn for the veto competition, with this week's twist being that there is a hidden veto necklace in the house. The house has a mad scavenger hunt before the veto, with Janelle finding it. In the veto competition, Tammy comes out on top. Her and Kristen celebrate they are going to survive another week together, as well as the fact that Janelle is going to be evicted. At the veto ceremony, Tammy uses the veto on Kristen. Rose announces Janelle as her replacement nominee, but Janelle pulls out her secret veto. Judith is then named the replacement nominee. Janelle then uses her own veto on Alan, in a desperate need of repairing their relationship. In an utter state of shock, Rose realizes she can only nominate members of her alliance. She then says "I'm so sorry Gwen, but you got screwed". After the insane events that transpired at the veto ceremony, Janelle brings in Alan, Judith, Kristen, and Tammy together in room, saying a new empire needs to rise and to settle their differences, or else they are going to get picked off one by one by Rose's alliance. In arguably the biggest power shift of the season, Alan, Janelle, Kristen, and Tammy evict Gwen, blindsiding Debra, Kitty, and Rashad.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Diamond POV**

 **Pre-DPOV Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-DPOV NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Gwen's eviction, Janelle wins HOH. She nominates Debra and Rashad for eviction, with Rose as the backdoor option. Kitty, Kristen, and Rose are drawn for the veto competition, with them competing for the final veto variant and the most powerful of them all: the Diamond Power of Veto, which allows the user to name the replacement nominee if they use it. Rose is victorious, with Janelle feeling defeated. At the veto ceremony, Rose uses the veto on Debra, naming Kristen as her replacement nominee. Although Kristen is nominated, Janelle feels confident they have the votes to evict Rashad, since Alan, Judith, and Tammy will keep Kristen. However, Rose has a one-on-one conversation with Alan and Judith, exposing Kristen and Tammy's hitlist with them as their future targets. Although this is true, Rose sprinkles in a lie and says she was told about this earlier this week, in hopes that this will strengthen their reasoning for evicting Kristen over Rashad. The showmance feels betrayed and used, and decide to evict Kristen alongside Debra, Kitty, and Rose, leaving Janelle and Tammy in the dust.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Kristen's eviction, Debra wins HOH. Before nominations, Janelle and Tammy are mad at Alan and Judith for not evicting Rashad. After Tammy explains to the showmance that her and Kristen's conversation with Rose happened before they formed their new alliance together, Alan and Tammy start to regret their decision, which frustrates Janelle and Tammy. Debra later nominates Alan and Tammy for eviction, with Janelle as her backdoor target. Judith, Rashad, and Rose are drawn for the veto competition, with Alan coming out on top. He uses the veto on himself, with Janelle named the replacement nominee. Janelle is ultimately evicted by a 5-0 vote for being a much larger threat than Tammy.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Janelle's eviction, Alan wins HOH. Judith and Tammy celebrate, and push for Rose to be evicted this week. Alan decides to nominate Debra and Kitty for eviction, in hopes of Rose getting backdoored. Judith, Rashad, and Tammy are drawn for the veto competition, with Alan coming out on top. Rose gets to work once again, and tells Alan that evicting one of Debra or Kitty would actually be smarter, since she has become the central target. Alan believes this to be true, and decides not to use the veto, shocking his alliance. On eviction night, Judith, Rashad, Rose, and Tammy ultimately decide to evict Kitty over Debra, seeing her as a potential jury threat.

#### Round 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Kitty's eviction, the final six is told about a double eviction. Rose wins HOH, nominating Judith and Tammy. Rose also wins the veto, later discarding it. Although tempted to split up showmance Jalan, Debra and Rashad finish their mission in evicting all members of the Axis of Evil. Tammy is evicted by a 3-0 vote.

### Week 11

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Tammy's eviction, Judith wins HOH. She nominates Debra and Rose for eviction, hoping once and for all she can finally get Rose out of the game. Judith also wins the veto, and leaves nominations the same. Alan tells Judith that he thinks he can trust Rose more than Debra, which Judith tries to snap him out of the trance, and stresses that Rose was arguably the best player of the entire season. On eviction night, there is a tie, with Rashad saving his closest ally, and Alan still adamant about Debra being a bigger threat than Rose. Nevertheless, Judith is successful in her mission to get Rose out of the game, breaking the tie to evict her.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Rose's eviction, Debra wins HOH. She and Rashad both agree that Alan needs to be the next target, since he is a bigger threat than Judith in terms of competition wins. Alan and Judith are nominated for eviction, but it all comes down to the veto. Judith wins, taking herself off of the block. Debra has no choice but to nominate Rashad, who Judith later makes the easy decision to evict.

### Week 13

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Following Rashad's eviction, Alan wins part one of the final HOH competition, and Debra wins part two. Alan wins part three and evicts Debra. The showmance celebrates the fact that they successfully reached the very end together.

### Finale

 **Winner8 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**

Alan explains that he deserves to win because his biggest strength were his competition wins. Judith says she was smarter socially and made the moves that Alan was too afraid to make himself. Although neither finalists give showstopping performances, Judith wins by a 8-1 vote, mainly because Alan's social and strategic was much weaker. Rose is the sole vote for Alan to win out of pity. Rose is also named America's Favorite Houseguest.

#### The Jury

 **Judith**

 **Judith**

 **Alan**

 **Judith**

 **Judith**

 **Judith**

 **Judith**

 **Judith**

 **Judith**