Big Brother 20: Heroes vs. Villains

**Big Brother 20: Heroes vs. Villains** is the twentieth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Xander***

 **Jury: *Xander***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: *Xander***

 **Jury: *Devin***

 **Jury: ~~*Devin*~~**

 **Jury: ~~*Devin*~~**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Season Summary

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted13 Votes**

For the third all-star season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother, eighteen houseguests across the previous nineteen seasons return, with some even coming back for the third time. They are divided into two teams of nine: the Heroes and the Villains, based on their reputation from their past season(s). Theresa wins the first HOH of the season, giving all the Heroes safety. Abraham tells Theresa he has changed his behavior since Big Brother 7: All-Stars, saying he has gone to therapy and even settled down relationship-wise after things didn't work out with Dustin Saavedra. Theresa confides in former "Girlboss" ally Opal on what to do. She believes this is yet another manipulation tactic from him, to not fall for it, and if he truly has changed, they can have a drink after the season is over. Xander later joins the conversation, saying he may not know Abraham personally aside from watching his seasons, but personally knows Chika, throwing her name out as an option for a target, since he considers to be another master manipulator. Theresa ultimately nominates Abraham and Chika for eviction after forming a final three alliance with Opal and Xander. Cordelia, Jake, and Tom are drawn for the veto competition, with Cordelia coming out on top. She does not use it to respect Theresa's wishes as HOH. Leading up to eviction, Devin forms "Devin's Devils 2.0", which includes himself, Abraham, Alex, Jake, and Tom (all the male Villains), in hopes to keep Abraham in the game. Ultimately they succeed, with Josh and Opal being the only houseguests to evict Abraham.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted10 Votes**

Following Chika's eviction, Cordelia wins HOH, giving the Heroes another week of safety. She decides to nominate Abraham and Jake, believing them to be the strongest competitors on the other side. Adrian, Alex, and Misty are drawn for the veto competition, with Alex coming out on top. Before the season started, Alex, Devin, Jake, Misty, and Opal secretly agreed to keep all the previous winners safe. Therefore, Alex vetoes Jake, since they are in multiple alliances together. Cordelia names Alice as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Alex and Alice begin to grow a very strong bond, and wonders if now is the time to cut Abraham before he inevitably becomes a liability later, despite claiming to have "changed". Despite being on the opposite sides of the house in the first all-stars season, Alex is able to comfortably talk to Opal and Theresa about his plan to evict Abraham. Opal thinks it's the right thing to do, while Theresa feels guilty about it. Alex then tells Theresa it's okay if she evicts Alice instead, and will hopefully be able to convince the rest of the house to evict Abraham. Alex tells Theresa this so that Devin's Devils 2.0 does not suspect he flipped, since there would need to be at least four votes for him to stay. Theresa ultimately joins Devin, Jake, and Tom to evict Alice, with everyone else evicting Abraham. On his way out, Abraham mouths "Thank you, Theresa." Devin catches this, and starts to become confused.

### Week 3

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted10 Votes**

Following Abraham's eviction, Devin wins HOH, finally giving the Villains immunity. Devin tells Jake and Tom that Alex likely can't be trusted anymore, mentioning what Abraham mouthed to Theresa. Devin decides to nominate Kayleigh and Pete for eviction, finding this to be a perfect opportunity to backdoor the Heroes' biggest threat: Cordelia. Alessandra, Theresa, and Tom are drawn for the veto, with Devin coming out on top. Things seem set in stone for Cordelia to get backdoored, up until Alessandra gets into an argument with Misty in the kitchen. In the heat of the moment Alessandra tells Misty that she has an ugly personality, and Xander deserves someone better. Angered, Misty retaliates by simply saying Alessandra is on the wrong team. Devin's reflexes causes him to throw a drink in Alessandra's face. He later tries to calm down his anger in the Diary Room, but vents about how Misty didn't deserve to be disrespected that way. He tells Jake and Tom about the incident, and the plan to backdoor Cordelia is off based on what just happened. Jake and Tom believe Devin is being way too emotional and making a personal move, but Devin remains stubborn. Devin saves Kayleigh with the veto, later making a scornful speech towards Alessandra after naming her the replacement nominee, causing her to burst into tears. Jake thinks this went too far, and mentions to Tom that taking out Pete wouldn't be such a terrible idea, since he made final four in his previous two seasons. Misty and Xander agree that Alessandra absolutely needs to leave, and campaigns around the house. The house seems to be receptive to the idea, but when the plan gets to Josh, he tells Xander that it would be plain stupid to keep Pete around. Ultimately, Alessandra is evicted by a 10-3 vote.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted11 Votes**

Following Alessandra's eviction, Alice wins HOH, giving another week of safety to the Villains. Alice confides in Alex before making her nominations, since he is currently her only ally. Alex thinks now is the time to strike against Cordelia, since Devin made an emotional move last week. Alice agrees, nominating Cordelia against someone who she believes would be the most passionate about saving her: Kayleigh. Josh, Tom, and Xander are drawn for the veto competition, with Xander coming out on top. Opal, Theresa, and Xander all agree that the veto shouldn't be used, just in case there's a secret plan to backdoor Theresa after she evicted her two weeks ago. Xander ultimately does not use the veto. Despite her hard effects campaigning, the house collectively agrees that Cordelia needs to go. Everyone except Josh, who is out of the loop once again, respectfully evicts Cordelia from the game.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

Following Cordelia's eviction, Josh won HOH. The Heroes earn yet another week of safety. After struggling to get into a solid alliance, he forms a final four alliance with Adrian, Kayleigh, and Pete. Josh says he would prefer if Tom left this week, in which his new allies all agree about. He decides to also nominate Madisyn as a pawn, in hopes that the rest of the house wouldn't see her as a threatening player to take out. Adrian, Alex, and Jake are drawn for the veto competition, with Adrian coming out on top. He decides to leave Josh's nomination in place, hoping his alliance can evict Tom. Josh tells Misty about the plan to keep Madisyn, which she happily agrees with, since the two have been slowly getting closer. However, Jake wants to evict Madisyn to save his #1 ally Tom, as well as bring in Misty closer to the all-winners alliance. On eviction night, Adrian, Josh, Kayleigh, Madisyn, Misty, and Pete are blindsided by Madisyn's eviction.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Madisyn's eviction, Devin wins HOH. The team twist is now over, which means that Devin is allowed to nominate any of his Villain teammates. After just getting blindsided, Kayleigh and Pete agree they need to bring in Opal, Theresa, and Xander into their alliance to be Heroes strong. At the nomination ceremony, Devin nominates Pete and Theresa, who he believes are the strongest players on the other side. Alice, Josh, and Misty are drawn for the veto competition, with Alice coming out on top. She decides not to use it. On eviction night, Adrian and Kayleigh save their ally, while the rest of the house evicts Pete in an 8-2 vote.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

Following Pete's eviction, Misty wins HOH. Alex believes it only makes sense for the Villains to solidify an alliance together, so Alex, Alice, Devin, Jake, Misty, and Tom officially come together to form a final six alliance. On the other side, the Heroes worry they are starting to crumble, with them trusting Josh less and less. Misty nominates Kayleigh and Theresa for eviction, since she has a better relationship with everyone else. Josh and Misty have continued to have a complicated relationship after the events of Big Brother 13: All-Stars 2, but Misty decides it's not worth it to target him, since he is not exactly the greatest player. Adrian, Alice, and Xander are drawn for the veto competition, with Alice coming out on top. She does not use the veto to respect Misty's HOH. Kayleigh is ultimately evicted by a 8-1 vote, with only Adrian keeping her.

### Week 8

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Devin wins HOH, giving yet another week of power to the Villains. He decides to nominate Josh and Theresa for eviction, with Theresa as his target, since he worries about her being an eternal pawn for the rest of the season, and slight revenge after evicting him in Big Brother 7: All-Stars. However, Josh is incredibly paranoid about being the target instead. Adrian, Alice, and Xander are drawn for the veto, with Alice winning her third veto in a row. She does not use it again. Leading up to eviction, Tom is adamant about wanting Josh evicted, since he tried targeting him during his HOH. Opal and Xander also would like for their ally Theresa to stay. Xander hopes he can persuade Misty over to their side, since she isn't the biggest fan of Josh still. In order to get a fifth vote, Opal tries to persuade Alex to evict Josh as well. However, Alex and Misty ultimately realize they need to play smart, so Theresa is evicted by a 5-3 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Theresa's eviction, the house learns about a double eviction. Josh wins a clutch HOH for the Heroes. He wants to do what he couldn't during his first HOH: evict Tom. Josh nominates Misty next to him, believing she just evicted him, even though she didn't. This annoys Misty, causing some bickering on the live show. Alice, Jake, and Xander are drawn for the veto, with Misty coming out on top. She uses the veto on herself, with Josh naming Alex as the replacement nominee. With eviction just minutes away, there is some quick strategizing. Josh fills in Adrian, Opal, and Xander about his plan to evict Tom. Opal relays this information to Misty, who both agree they need to keep their all-winners alliance intact. Alice joins the rest of the house to evict Tom to save her #1 ally Alex. Devin and Jake evict Alex, since Devin doesn't have much trust left in Alex, and Jake and Tom were a close duo, which causes some tension in the all-winners alliance.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Tom's eviction, Misty wins HOH. She decides now once and for all it's time to finally to get Josh evicted from the game after nominating her during the double eviction. With Opal in her all-winners alliance and Xander being her long-term boyfriend, Misty's options for nominations are limited. Misty confides in Devin, with him saying it wouldn't be such a bad idea to split up Alex and Alice, mostly hinting at targeting Alex. However, Misty has a good relationship with Alex, so she decides to nominate Alice instead alongside other pawn Adrian to put her plan to backdoor Josh in place. Alex, Devin, and Jake are drawn for the veto competition, with Adrian coming out on top. This gives Misty a perfect opportunity to backdoor Josh, naming him the replacement nominee. Josh is desperate to stay in the game, making a secret deal with Devin. Devin accepts the deal, seeing the idea of evicting Alice to still be beneficial to his game, even though it wouldn't be as beneficial as evicting Alex. Devin gives Misty a heads up on what he's doing this week, and Misty says she is slightly annoyed about the idea of Josh staying another week, but sees Alice's eviction as something more beneficial longterm. On eviction night, fellow Heroes Adrian, Opal, and Xander evict Alice alongside Devin. Alex evicts Josh to save his #1 ally, while Jake wants revenge on Josh for causing Tom's eviction. The two are shocked by Devin's decision that caused Alice's eviction.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Alice's eviction, Devin wins HOH. Josh reminds Devin about their deal last week, and says he has nothing to worry about. Wanting to backdoor Alex, Devin names Adrian and Xander as the initial nominees. Jake, Misty, and Opal are drawn for the veto, with Misty coming out on top. She makes the easy decision to save Xander, with Devin naming Alex as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Jake is determined to have Alex stay in the house. He discusses this with Misty first, who says it simply makes more sense for her game to evict Adrian instead, since her and Alex are much closer. Josh and Xander are locked in votes for Adrian to stay, which just leaves Opal. She goes back and forth all week, highlighting that Alex evicted her at the final three thirteen seasons ago. However, she is very passionate about her all-winners alliance sticking together, and sees more paths to the end as long as Alex and Devin keep targeting each other over her. She ultimately sides with her fellow villainous winners to evict Adrian, leaving Josh and Xander on the outside, as well as blindsiding Devin.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Adrian's eviction, Jake wins HOH. He later tells Opal how thankful he is for her keeping Alex, and that he plans to backdoor Devin. He nominates Josh and Xander as the initial nominees. Everyone but Alex is drawn for the veto, with Opal coming out on top. She is incredibly stressed about what to do, since she is caught between using it or not. Devin and Opal have also maintained a strong relationship after the first All-Stars season, which Opal ultimately prioritizes over saving a Hero from the block. Jake is slightly annoyed at Opal's decision, but says it's still okay if Josh goes. Everyone but Devin ultimately evicts Josh from the house.

### Week 11

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Josh's eviction, sole non-winner Xander wins HOH. He forms a final three alliance with Devin and Misty, hoping they can target duo Alex and Jake. Opal later apologizes to Xander about evicting Adrian earlier, but tearfully forgives her, with them forming an official final two themselves. Xander ultimately names Alex and Jake as his two nominees. Xander also wins the veto, in which he leaves nominations the same. Xander tells his new alliance that he does not prefer who stays or goes, although Devin says to Misty that he would strongly recommend evicting Alex this week. Misty talks to Opal throughout the week on what to do as well, with them wanting to make their decision together. Opal and Misty ultimately evict Jake over Alex, since the two have a stronger relationship with Alex.

### Week 12

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Jake’s eviction, Opal wins HOH. She is stressed out about what to do since she is aligned with every single person left in the house. Because she made an official final two alliance with Devin earlier in the season, as well as one with Xander just recently, she nominates Alex and Misty for eviction, explaining this as her justification at the nomination ceremony. Misty feels slightly hurt, but Opal reassures her that it’s Alex’s time to be evicted now. Opal also wins the veto, relieved that she doesn’t have choose between Devin and Xander as her replacement nominee. On eviction night, Devin evicts his in-game rival, and Xander saved his long-term girlfriend, causing Alex be evicted by a 2-0 vote.

### Week 13

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Alex’s eviction, Devin wins HOH. Being forced to choose between his final two alliance with Opal and his final three alliance with Misty and Xander, he decides to nominate the showmance, saying he doesn’t want to make the same mistake Abigail did in his season by going to the final three with an unbreakable pair. At the final veto competition, Opal wins, therefore not being able to use it. With a heavy heart, Opal evicts Misty for being the stronger player, as well as position herself to be taken to the end by both men.

### Week 14

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerNominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Misty’s eviction, the final three compete to become the final HOH. Xander wins part one; Devin wins part two. On finale night, Devin becomes the final HOH. Devin shocks Opal and Xander when he evicts Opal, stating in his speech that he is no stranger to evicting someone who he believes he could win, mentioning his twin brother Angel. Xander is incredibly grateful to be in the final two again.

### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up4 Votes**

#### The Jury

 **Devin**

 **~~Xander~~**

 **Devin**

 **Devin**

 **Devin**

 **Xander**

 **Devin**

 **~~Devin~~**

 **Xander**

 **Xander**

 **Xander**

On finale night, Devin and Xander are given the advantage to remove one juror’s vote. Devin chooses Misty, since she is a guaranteed vote for Xander, while Xander chooses Tom. In a nailbiting 5-4 vote, Devin becomes the first ever two-time winner of Ty’s Sims 4 Big Brother. Misty walks away as America’s Favorite Houseguest after Xander proposes to her.