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Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US)

**Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US)**, also known as **Big Brother: Celebrity Edition**, is the first edition of *Celebrity Big Brother* in *Big Brother U.S.*.

The season would premiere the day before the 2018 Winter Olympics on February 7, 2018. Later after 26 days inside the house, TBD would come out on top over fan-favorite TBD with a ?-? vote.

The season has been praised for a new type of game style that sped up the game from the usual three month game into just under a month. The season provided strong ratings.

## Background

### Development

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight during *Big Brother 17*, host Julie Chen revealed that a Celebrity season for Big Brother US was in the works around *Big Brother 2* and at one point the production even had cast actress Paris Hilton to compete on the season. However, the season was scrapped because the producers thought that a Celebrity season would cause Big Brother to jump the shark.

However, due to the high ratings of recent seasons, it was announced that the first ever Celebrity edition would air during the winter, following *Big Brother 19 (US)*, with *Big Brother 20 (US)* to follow in the summer.

It was then announced on December 1, 2017, that the premiere of the season would be on February 7, 2018, and the finale would be later in the month on February 25th. However, the season will air simultaneously to the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics Games.

## Twists

* **Celebrity Houseguests:** For the first time in American *Big Brother*, a group of Celebrity houseguests will enter the house

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 9

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 2 Winner**

 **Nominee**

### Finale

 **WinnerTBD Votes**

 **Runner-UpTBD Votes**
Big Brother 2

## Twists

* **Smaller Cast -** For the second season of Big Brother, much like the first season the cast will be a smaller size of 12 rather than the normal quantity of a 16 person cast.
* **Vanilla Season -** Other than the cast being small, this season will not feature any mainstream twists that will affect the game therefore branding this season as "Vanilla".
* **Returning Players -** Two cast members from Big Brother 1 have been added back into this cast for another shot at the grand prize, the returnees are both Emeraldiya and SonofHermes11.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Juror: *Bright***

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Juror: *Colby***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Week One

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

## Week Two

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted6 Votes**

## Week Three

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

## Week Four

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

## Week Five

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

## Week Six

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

## Week Seven

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

## Week Eight

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

## Week Nine

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee**

 **EvictedBladez's Sole Vote**

## Week Ten

 **HOH P1 WinnerFinal HOH**

 **Nominee**

 **HOH P2 WinnerEvictedBladez's Sole Vote**

## Finale

 **Winner6 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**
Big Brother 6 (US)

***Big Brother 6*** was the sixth season of the American reality television series *Big Brother*. It began on July 7, 2005 and aired on CBS for 84 days, concluding on September 20, 2005 when April Lewis was crowned the winner with 6 out of seven votes from the Jury.

This season is most notable for the controversial conflicts between the two power alliances: the "The Friendship" and the "Sovereign Six".

## Twists/Changes

* **Secret Partners:** Each houseguest had a secret partner in the game, although the partners each competed as individuals, were nominated as individuals, and were evicted as individuals. The partners in the game had each known each other before entering the house. Initially, each secret pair thought that they were the only secret pair. If both members of a secret pair reached the final two, the game's winner would receive a prize of $1 million, while the runner-up would receive $250,000.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *April***

 **Jury: *April***

 **Jury: *April***

 **Jury: *Jennifer***

 **Jury: *April***

 **Jury: *April***

 **Jury: *April***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee6 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 11

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Week 12

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner6 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**
Big Brother 2 (US)

***Big Brother 2*** was the second season of the American reality television series *Big Brother (U.S.)*. It began on July 5, 2001, and aired on CBS for 70 days, concluding on September 20, 2001, when Will Kirby was crowned the winner with four votes from the Jury. He won $500,000.

The format of *Big Brother 2* was the same as the first American season, which had been a direct port from the original Dutch version. In Season 2, Every week the houseguests would compete to become the Head of Household (HOH). The HOH would then nominate two houseguests for eviction. The fellow contestants would vote, and the player with the most votes would be evicted. On Finale night, all former houseguests returned to vote for who they thought should win the grand prize.

## Twists/Changes

* **More Gameplay Orientated Game:** As the result of the negative critical response to the first season, the second season introduced a more gameplay orientated focus on more competition and strategy in likes of Survivor, this format would become the basis of **Big Brother (U.S.)**.
	+ **Nomination Discussion Allowed:** Unlike most international versions, the Houseguests were now free to talk about nominations.
	+ **Head of Household:** Each week one Houseguest will be given the power to control nominations and nominate two Houseguests for eviction.
	+ **Houseguests Vote:** Much like the previous season, Houseguests themselves would decide who would be evicted.
	+ **The Jury:** A "jury" of peers will vote for the winner of the season rather than a voting public.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Will***

 **Jury: *Will***

 **Jury: *Shannon***

 **Jury: *Will***

 **Jury: *Will***

 **Jury: *Shannon***

 **Jury: *Shannon***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Week 10

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner4 Votes**

 **Runner-Up3 Votes**
Big Brother 20 (US)

**Big Brother 20 (US)** is the 20th season of the broadcasted edition of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

## Background

### Development

The season was announced in August 2016 as part of a double renewal which gave the show its 19th and 20th seasons respectfully. The season will once again by produced by Endemol Shine North America and Fly on the Wall Entertainment alongside executive producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan.

### Casting

CBS began allowing online applications in September 2017, however open casting calls did not begin until March 2018. In an interview with GoldDerby head executive producer Allison Grodner stated that season 20 would feature an all new cast.

CBS would announce on June 12 that once again the cast would be revealed live on the CBS All-Access Live Feeds on June 18 at 11 AM ET/8 AM PT. The cast would go on to be a fresh cast of 16 new houseguests from all over the country.

### Air Schedule

During the *Big Brother Canada 6* finale, host Arisa Cox confirmed that the season would premiere on Global in June 2018, although no official word had come from CBS or anyone involved with the *Big Brother U.S. (franchise)* at that point.

However, after an unusual break in press by CBS, it was announced on May 22, 2018 that the season would premiere on June 27, 2018. It was also revealed that the summer airing schedule was to change for the first time since *Big Brother 15*. However it was later revealed that the Wednesday night episode would move to the nine o'clock hour after the season premiere.

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 13

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Nominee**

### Week 14

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 2 Winner**

 **Nominee**

### Finale

 **WinnerTBD Votes**

 **Runner-UpTBD Votes**
AIexsims Wiki

## Seasons (US)

* Big Brother 1 (US)
* Big Brother 2 (US)
* Big Brother 3 (US)
* Big Brother 4 (US)
* Big Brother 5 (US)
* Big Brother 6 (US)
* Big Brother 7 (US)
* Big Brother 8 (US)
* Big Brother 9 (US)
* Big Brother 10 (US)
* Big Brother 11 (US)
* Big Brother 12 (US)
* Big Brother 13 (US)
* Big Brother 14 (US)
* Big Brother 15 (US)
* Big Brother 16 (US)
* Big Brother 17 (US)
* Big Brother 18 (US)
* Big Brother: Over The Top
* Big Brother 19 (US)
* Big Brother 20 (US)
* Big Brother 21 (US)
* Big Brother 22 (US)
* Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US)
* Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US)

## Seasons (CA)

* Big Brother Canada 1
* Big Brother Canada 2
* Big Brother Canada 3
* Big Brother Canada 4
* Big Brother Canada 5
* Big Brother Canada 6
* Big Brother Canada 7
* Big Brother Canada 8
Big Brother 11 (US)

***Big Brother 11*** is the eleventh season of the American reality television series *Big Brother*. It began on July 9, 2009 and aired on CBS and Showtime 2 for 77 days, concluding on September 15, 2009.

The format of the program remained largely unchanged from previous seasons; a group of contestants, referred to as houseguests, are enclosed in the Big Brother House under the surveillance of cameras and microphones. Each week the houseguests voted to evict one of their own until two houseguests remained on finale night. The winner was decided by the last six evicted houseguests, known as the Jury.

The program included 13 participants. The houseguests were competing to win a $500,000 prize with a $50,000 prize offered to the runner up. Due to an increase in ratings over the previous season the season finale was extended from one hour to two hours with the final two being determined on finale night.

On September 15th, Braden Bacha was crowned the winner of *Big Brother 11* after receiving ? votes from the Jury. He received $500,000 as his prize.

## Twists/Changes

* **Nothing New:** The 12 new Houseguests were put in a season that was solely vanilla. There were no twists or changes to the concept of the game.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Braden***

 **Jury: *Chima***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee6 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

### Week 11

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 2 Winner1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner6 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**
Big Brother 4 (US)

***Big Brother 4*** (also called ***Big Brother 4: The X-Factor***) was the fourth season of the American reality television series *Big Brother U.S. (franchise)*. It aired on July 8, 2003, and ended on September 24, 2003, lasting 77 days. This season winner's was Amanda Craig, who beat Michelle Maradie in the Final 2 by a 5-2 vote.

## Twists/Changes

* **Power of Veto:** Introduced in the first season was the *Golden Power of Veto*, was now the mainstay veto for this, and future seasons.
* **X-Factor:** While 8 Houseguests entered the house initially, they were told that 5 of the remaining Houseguests were ex-lovers with one of the 8.
* **Sequestered Jury:** A Jury of seven who would decide the outcome of the game. When there were nine players left in the game, the evictees formed the jury.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Amanda***

 **Jury: *Amanda***

 **Jury: *Michelle***

 **Jury: *Amanda***

 **Jury: *Amanda***

 **Jury: *Michelle***

 **Jury: *Amanda***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee7 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Week 11

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 Winner1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up2 Votes**
Beth (BB1 Potential Houseguest)

## Season History

**Beth** *(unknown last name)* was a potential houseguest from *Big Brother 1*

After Week 9 in the Big Brother house, it was revealed that the six remaining houseguests would be offered $20,000 at the live eviction show. If one of the houseguests took the offer, then they would have to walk from the game. If a houseguest took the money and walked, they would be replaced by a woman named Beth. At the live eviction show, Julie Chen announced that the houseguests would be offered $20,000 in exchange for their life in the Big Brother house. All of the houseguests declined, so Julie raised the offer to $50,000. After some hard thinking from the houseguests, especially George Allen Boswell, it was decided that no one was going to take the $50,000 offer, thus Beth didn't enter the house.

## Trivia:

* Since Beth never entered the house, her last name was never revealed.
* Beth is the first potential houseguest in *Big Brother* history.
Big Brother 13 (US)

***Big Brother 13*** is the thirteenth edition of the popular American reality show *Big Brother*. On July 2, 2011 eight new and six returning houseguests moved into the Big Brother House in California. The season aired from July 7, 2011 to September 14, 2011 on CBS.

The thirteenth season of *Big Brother* has some similarities to previous seasons, but also has some major gameplay changes. Initially, eight new houseguests were sent into the house. They were then informed that a twist would impact the game later. Later, six former *Big Brother* contestants in pre-formed duos entered the house. Each week the houseguests compete to become the Head of Household who is immune from eviction. The HOH must also nominate another two people for eviction. Later in the week a Power of Veto competition is held, and then one of the nominees can be removed from the threat of eviction and the HOH must name another replacement nominee.

## Twists

* **Dynamic Duos:** In addition to the eight new houseguests, three duos from past seasons returned to the game and attempt to become the champion of another edition of *Big Brother*. The Dynamic Duos were:
	+ Brendon Villegas and Rachel Reilly (*Big Brother 12*)
	+ Daniele Donato and Dick Donato (*Big Brother 8*)
	+ Jeff Schroeder and Jordan Lloyd (*Big Brother 11*)

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Brendon***

 **Jury: *Rachel***

 **Jury: *Rachel***

 **Jury: *Brendon***

 **Jury: *Brendon***

 **Jury: *Brendon***

 **Jury: *Rachel***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee9 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee6 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

### Week 12

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerNominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner4 Votes**

 **Runner-Up3 Votes**
Big Brother 5 (US)

***Big Brother 5*** was the fifth season of the American reality television series *Big Brother*. It began on July 6, 2004 and aired on CBS for 82 days, concluding on September 21, 2004 when Michael Ellis was crowned the winner with 7 out of seven votes from the jury.

*Big Brother 5* was the same as *Big Brother 4*, in regards to the Power of Veto, Head of Household, Nomination process, eviction, and jury. This season had 14 houseguests, so they more weeks were added on.

In the fifth season, still only six players would participate in the Power of Veto competition. The HOH and both nominees would choose a random houseguest drawn from a box.

## Twists/Changes

* **Only Six Power of Veto Players:** Like in previous seasons only six players would be allowed to compete; The Head of Household, the two nominees, and three players selected by random draw.
* **Project DNA: Do Not Assume:** There were two sets of relatives that may or may not know are playing together.
	+ **Twin Twist: Adria & Natalie:** Adria and her identical twin Natalie were put into the house together whilst everybody knew they were twins.
	+ **Unknown Relatives: Nakomis & Michael:** Nakomis and Michael did not know that they were biological siblings until they talked and figured out they were related.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Jury: *Michael***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted10 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

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### Week 12

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### Finale

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Big Brother 17 (US)

**Big Brother 17** (*also known as **Big Brother: Takeover***) is the seventeenth season of the popular American reality game show *Big Brother (US)*. After 105 days, TBD was crowned the winner over TBD in a ?-? vote.

## Twists

* **Twin Twist:** A throwback to *Big Brother 5*'s Project DNA, *Big Brother 17* adopted part of the old twist: The Twin Twist. HouseGuest Liz Nolan has an identical twin, Julia Nolan. The two girls would both enter the house on night 1 and play individual games within the house.

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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### Week 15

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### Finale

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Big Brother 3 (US)

***Big Brother 3*** was the third season of the American reality television series *Big Brother (U.S.)*. It began on July 10, 2002 and aired on CBS for 70 days, concluding on September 25. Jason Guy was crowned the winner with 7 votes from the evicted houseguests, claiming the $500,000 prize.

Season 3 of *Big Brother* was similar to *Big Brother 2 (US)* and *Big Brother 1 (US).* Each week, the Head of Household would nominate two players for eviction. On a live Eviction episode, the other houseguests would vote to evict one member. The Veto could be used to save one of the nominees from eviction, forcing the Head of Household to nominate another houseguest. The Head of Household could not nominate the Veto winner. If a nominee won the Power of Veto, they could save themselves.

## Twists/Changes

* **Power of Veto:** Each week one HouseGuest will be given the power to save a nominee from eviction with the Power of Veto, in that case the Head of Household would name a replacement nominee. The Power of Veto did allowed a nominee to save themselves.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

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 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

 **Jury: *Jason***

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## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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### Week 2

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### Week 10

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Chapter Four - Antagonistic

(7 weeks and 5 days)

When Kelsi sits out of gym class, people start to raise their suspicions. More talk begins to happen when Jasmine, Winn's Ex, sees the two of them talking in the hallway. That evening, Winn has a football game and invites Kelsi. Of course, while Kelsi is speaking with Aspen, Jasmine and her group begin to antagonize Kelsi.
Big Brother 9 (US)

***Big Brother 9***, also known as ***Big Brother: 'Til Death Do You Part***, was the ninth season of the American reality television series *Big Brother*. It began on February 12, 2008 and concluded on April 27, 2008 when Jacob Heald was crowned the winner with 7 votes from the jury. This season was unique in that it was the first season of Big Brother to air during the winter as a result of the 2007-2008 Writers Guild of America strike.

## Twists/Changes

* **X-Factor:** Houseguests Sharon Obermueller and Jacob Heald used to date before entering the house, and ended up being paired together.
* **Secret Relationship:** Houseguests Ryan Quicksall and Jen Diturno were in a relationship prior to the game, and entered the house while still dating, however they weren't partnered together.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

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 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

 **Jury: *Jacob***

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## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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### Week 14

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### Finale

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Big Brother: Over The Top

**Big Brother: Over The Top** is the first digital season of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

After 77 days, TBD was crowned the winner with the most votes from the jury against TBD in a ?-? vote.

## Production Changes

* **Less Prize Money:** Unlike the normal broadcast version, *Over The Top* featured a cash prize of $250,000.
* **No Event Blackouts 24/7:** Unlike the normal broadcast version of the live feeds, the *Over The Top* live feeds had no blackouts during competitions, ceremonies, and evictions.
* **Contestant Curfews:** Similar to international versions, there were mandatory curfew hours for the contestants to be awake or sleep.
* **Incentive for HouseGuests to Stay Awake:** There were multiple things to keep the HouseGuests awake at all times to make sure that the viewers had something to watch other than sleeping.

## Twists

* **Sister Twist:** Two HouseGuests in the *Big Brother* house were actually sisters, in a similar fashion to season 5's Project DNA twist. Those two were Morgan and Alex.

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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### Week 11

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Wilson Residency

**The Wilson Residency** is the fictional home of main character, Winn Wilson, along with supporting characters, Tess Wilson, and Dax Wilson from the 'Unexpected and Unplanned' book.

The house is located in Buffalo, New York on 264 Kendall Street. Although the house is not a part of the main setting, McLendon Cul-De-Sac, it is known to be less than 5 minutes away from the Kohler Residency and the Scanlon Residency.

After Tess Wilson's divorce from Scott Wilson, she purchased the house with money saved from her job as a surgeon.

The house is often occupied by the Wilson family, but also Winn's best friend, Baron Grey. It is known to be the 'party scene' for students of John F. Kennedy High School, at least it was before Winn and Kelsi found out they were expecting. After that, the partying soon ended.
Chapter Eighteen - Synonym for Scared

(20 weeks and 4 days)

Kelsi waits anxiously for her next sonogram appointment to check on the babies' amniotic bands. The doctor continues to warn her about her stress levels, fearing that it might take a bigger toll on her. Kelsi realizes that Winn is scared for the baby as well and shows it by slacking off. He gets arrested for vandalism and calls Kelsi to come pick him up. She's angry and lectures him about his behavior. When he lashes out at her for being hard on him, she softens and realizes that he is scared too.
Big Brother 15 (US)

**Big Brother 15** is the fifteenth edition of the popular American reality show *Big Brother*. After 90 days, TBD was crowned the winner over TBD in a ?–? vote.

The season was met with much controversy when many of the HouseGuests made racist and homophobic remarks about other HouseGuests. The situation eventually became a storyline on the show, but much of it focused on Aaryn Gries when in reality, she was not the only one engaging in the hateful behavior.

## Twists

* **Relations with a Past Houseguest:** There were 16 all new HouseGuests. However, Elissa Slater is the sister of Rachel Reilly (*Big Brother 12* and *Big Brother 13* HouseGuest).

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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Big Brother

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Big Brother 19 (US)

**Big Brother 19 (US)** is the 19th season of the broadcast edition of *Big Brother (U.S.)* and the 20th season overall.

## Background

### Development

Big Brother 19 was confirmed on August 10, 2016 when Endemol Shine North America and CBS renewed their two-year contract to extend the series to *Big Brother 20*. Host Julie Chen and executive producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan will be returning for another season.

### Casting

Casting opened on February 17, 2017. Then four months later, the cast was revealed live on CBS All-Access where one by one they were interviewed by *Big Brother 11* & *Big Brother 13* houseguest Jeff Schroeder.

## Twists

* **No Napping:** Returning from *Big Brother: Over The Top*, houseguests cannot sleep during the day and must follow the mandatory curfew.
* **Seventeenth Houseguest:** Along the sixteen new houseguests, Paul, returned to play the game.

## Weekly Logs

### Week 1

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Chapter Nine - Secrets Out

(12 weeks and 2 days)

Kelsi takes the next day off from school to mentally recover but her parents decide she has to go back the following day. Kelsi tries to convince them to let her be home schooled, but they don't bite. Winn visits her at home that day, trying to convince her that he'll stand up for her. He also talks about the idea that they should go on a date to see if they have any chemistry. Since the baby will be coming eventually, he deep down thinks that it would be nice for them to be in a relatioship.
Big Brother (person)

**Big Brother (person)**, considered as the most important element in the series, is the unseen man that controls the housemates' lives inside the house.

Although he's basically the owner of the Big Brother House, the housemates never see him. The housemates only hear his manly voice whenever there are announcements, or in private conversations inside the Diary Room.

Throughout the series worldwide, Big Brother can have different personalities depending on the season. In some seasons Big Brother can be strict while in other seasons he can be tolerant of the actions inside the house.

This unseen man has one manly voice who often has a commanding persona. It is a major rule that all housemates follow his commands. In many of the international series, Big Brother is a robot-like voice that only speaks to you when necessary.

However, in some seasons notably Big Brother Australia and Pinoy Big Brother, Big Brother is somehow seen more as a father-figure with just a fine combination of humor, mischief, seriousness and strictness, which is obviously seen throughout the series during Diary Room conversations, tasks, and during the twists he implements inside the house.

In Big Brother UK, Big Brother is not a prominent character on the show, instead, the role is carried out by various producers, lacking the mystery of a larger figure and presenting events as more adult and realistic. The producers usually talk with a very straight and serious tone, although sometimes making minor efforts at humor. When housemates are violating the rules, they will either be called into the Diary Room and be told off or will scold housemates from a loudspeaker.

His most famous quote is; "*This is Big Brother".*

In Pinoy Big Brother, Big Brother is also famously called as *"Kuya"*, a Filipino honorific term used to refer for an elder male sibling. Big Brother's most famous quote is *"Everything will be revealed in due time."* and is famous for his wide range of wisdom.
Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US)

**Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US)**, is the second edition of *Celebrity Big Brother* in *Big Brother U.S.*

## Background

### Development

After the first season of *Celebrity Big Brother* premiered in the United States, it was declared a success after it was the number one show after the 2018 Winter Olympics. The series premiere was the number one program for CBS attracting 7.27 million viewers with a 1.8/7 rating in the 18-49 demographic and the highest rated season premiere since season 13. The season finale pulled in 5.21 million viewers and a 1.4/5 rating in the 18-49 demographic. CBS ordered a second season of *Celebrity Big Brother* on May 12, 2018 then confirmed it would return for a mid-season run four days later when the network reveled its 2018–19 fall prime-time schedule.

Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan will continue to serve as executive producers for the second season. Their production company Fly on the Wall Entertainment will produce the season for CBS in association with Endemol Shine North America.

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### Week 1

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Chapter Twenty One - My Struggle

(24 weeks and 4 days)

Kelsi finds out that Winn went after Jasmine and she becomes angry that he'd put himself in that situation. While Jasmine plays the victim and makes her and Winn look bad, Kelsi tries to think of damage control. Kelsi decides to do a live stream video online, explaining her situation in hopes that the bullying will calm down.
Chapter Twenty Three - Sneaky Surprises

(26 weeks and 5 days)

Kelsi is bored at home while Winn is on vacation with his family. With nothing to do for a week, Kelsi starts to notice little things out of boredom. One of the things that she notices is that Will is being sneaky. She catches him coming home at 3 am, and expects the worst, thinking he is cheating. What she doesn't realize is that her dad is planning a surprise party for his and her mother, Valerie's anniversary. Kelsi then decides to help him plan it with him. In the end, a massive surprise party is planned for Valerie.
Chapter Eight - The 'S' Word

(12 weeks and 1 day)

Rumors start spreading about Kelsi's unconfirmed pregnancy after Winn tells Jasmine that he isn't interested in her anymore. Jasmine then goes behind his back and finds Kelsi's sonogram picture in Winn's backpack. After getting stares in the hall after 3rd period, Kelsi sees people huddled around her locker. "Kelsi the Slut" is written across her locker in red paint, with the sonogram photo taped to it. The principle calls Valerie, Tess, and Mr. Soutas to the school to deal with it. Jasmine is suspended but Kelsi is still heartbroken.
Chapter Fourteen - Risk Part 1

(17 weeks 5 days)

Kelsi begins to have anxiety about her upcoming anatomy scan. Of course, her nerves are only more fired up when she learns in health class about all the things that could go wrong during pregnancy. Winn asks if she would like him to be there for the scan and she agrees. When the day comes, the doctor finds an abnormality.
Tess Wilson

**Tess Wilson** is one of the main supporting characters from the 'Unexpected and Unplanned' book. She is a mother of two boys, Dax Wilson and Winn Wilson. She was married to their father, Scott Wilson for 4-5 years until he left. They divorced shortly after.

**Book Description:**  A sweet and charming single mother who has a smile made of gold. She struggled bringing up her two boys, Dax and Winn, on her own after her husband left; but she tries her best. Upon finding out that her youngest son was to become a father, she tries to remind him to break his father's pattern of abandonment.

Tess Wilson is the mother of second main character, Winn Wilson and Dax Wilson. She is a surgeon at Oishei Children's Hospital and she lives in the Wilson Residency.

Growing up, Tess attended John F. Kennedy High School along with Valerie Kohler, Will Kohler, Scott Wilson, and other parents. She found out that when she was 17, she had gotten pregnant by her 20 year old boyfriend, Scott. The pregnancy resulted in her eldest son, Dax Wilson.

She became friends with Valerie and Will when the couple found out they were also going to be young parents. Having had a child already, Tess was experienced with children and often babysat Kaydi Kohler.

Tess' friendship with Val and Will did not stay strong after they graduated, but the three of them remained on good terms.

When Dax was a little older than 3 years old, she found out she was expecting another child with Scott. The two had married by then and Tess gave birth to Winn. 6 months after his birth, Scott bailed and eventually the two divorced.

Although Tess is angry at Scott, she is often defending some of his choices - even when she doesn't agree with them. That is shown in Chapter 13, when Scott shows up and argues with Winn. It is unknown why Tess doesn't stand Scott to him and his words, but she doesn't like hearing Winn talk back to him with foul language.

Because Tess is a surgeon, she often works long shifts. She makes good money doing so and is the sole provider for her children, but she wishes she could be home more with them.

She comes from a small family and is the first to have a successful career, as her parents were not wealthy and could barely put food on the table. Seeing as how she grew up, she wanted a better life for her children than the one she had.

Despite the copious amounts of time she spends at work, she is extremely involved with her children's school and sports lives. She never misses a game and is always cheering in the front row. Although Dax is no longer in high school, she tries to attend his wrestling matches at University of Buffalo.

Finding out that her son had gotten a girl pregnant, she wanted very much to be angry at him. Instead, she decides to be supportive and persuades him not to follow in his father's footsteps by abandoning the child and Kelsi.
Chapter Ten - Movin' On Up

(13 weeks and 5 days)

Winn and Kelsi go on their first official date to test the waters. They talk about their future and Kelsi expresses her fear about failing their baby. Winn explains to her that his dad left when his mom when he was a baby. He explains that he doesn't want to be absent from his child's life. Kelsi appreciates that, knowing their child will be loved. After the date, Kelsi talks to her Will about the feelings budding for Winn
Johnny

Jonathan “Johnny” Marbles

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Jonathan "**Johnny**" Marbles is an honest, timid person who is the Chef's assistant. He will always be available as an assistant in gameplay.

Johnny tried to get into Culinary School to achieve his dream of becoming a famous chef, but failed the entrance exams. Fate brings him to the doors of a newly-renovated Grey family restaurant. He admires the Grey family, and is not giving up on his dreams of becoming a top-ranked chef.

## Episodes

* The Journey Begins
* Eat, Shoot, Love
* Who are You, Secret Admirer?
* Mr. Styles's Dark Secret
* Need a Hand?
* Adam 001
* P.S.: Your Friend
* The Blue Light of Hope
* Onward, to the Top!
* Water Under the Bridge
* Genius Squared
* There and Back Again
* A Wandering Star
Chapter Twenty Eight - Soldier

(32 weeks and 1 day)

Kelsi tells Will and Valerie about Winn's thoughts about joining the military. She grapples with the idea of having to move away from her family and not seeing Winn for a while during deployment. She speaks to another mother at 'A Hand to Hold' who's partner is in the military. She decides that she wants to support his decision and gives him her blessing.
Chapter Twenty Six - Sorry Doesn't Cut It

(29 weeks and 6 days)

Winn begs for Kelsi's forgiveness, promising that he will never fuck up that bad again. When Kelsi is so upset that she barely talks to him, Will takes over and explains to him that what he did was wrong. Winn tells Mr. Kohler that he was scared and that he was afraid of being a dad. Will has a heart to heart father chat with him and helps him apologize to Kelsi.