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Taylor Allen

**Taylor Allen** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 5 (US)* and *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

Taylor started off in a relatively good position, which was worsened by her being voted into the Colosseum and receiving a punishment which would give her two extra votes when she would be nominated. Taylor was also nominated for eviction, but she was set to stay almost unanimously. However, a campaign led by Alana Alger and Tanaka Shepherd resulted in Taylor getting 6 votes from players and two votes from her punishment, which earned her the majority of the votes and sent her to the Redemption Colosseum. She had a chance to reenter the game if she won all of her duels, but she lost the first one to Taia Mallory, ending her run in 16th place.

On *Second Chances*, Taylor entered the game seeking redemption from her first time around. She was positioned well, despite aligning with house pariah Dana Kennedy. However, Taylor started experiencing panic attacks in the house and acted concerning both to the production and the houseguests. After the panic attacks became an everyday thing, Taylor was medically removed from the game in 12th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 10*

### HOH History

 **Matt**

 **Evicted**

**Kimmy** | THEN

## Trivia

* Taylor is the first person to enter the Redemption Colosseum.
* Taylor is the first person to walk from the game.
Laci Sanderson

**Laci Sanderson** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

Laci was one of the main characters of the season. She positioned herself impressively well and got close with Neil Marlowe and got an early pass to the house after winning HOH on week two. When the jury hit, Laci took a huge shot and took Laila Abrahams out of the game. She then got the Secret POV and went around Soma Hmuko's back and vetoed his target with it, however she was blindsided when Brant Marston was the one evicted after the Secret POV. For exposing her cards early in the jury, Laci was targeted next week and evicted in a tied vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Soma** | THEN
Warren Abington

**Warren Abington** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

Warren entered the house with his wife and former player Zara Kelly. They were excited to share this experience together and spent a lot of time with each other and didn't strategize much. Warren was put up by Jamie Bradford, but was later approached by him and the two formed an alliance together. When Warren lost the POV, he remained on the block, and the house didn't like Warren's attachment to Jamie, so they sent Warren home in a very close vote. However, Warren was placed in the redemption house, where he awaited his chance to re-enter the game. He had an opportunity to enter the game on Day 35, but lost to Macey Bradford and was sent home in 16th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 12*

### Voting History

 2
 5
Lewin Derrickson

**Lewin Derrickson** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*, who later returned for *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Lewin was a well-known figure on *Big Brother 6*. He was mostly known due to his season-long rivalry with Mikayla Moss, which was one of the more entertaining moments of the season. Initially, Lewin thought he was on the outs due to his old age, but he quickly integrated into the Brain team, where one of his closest allies were Ifa Lovell and Keila Clarkson. Lewin even snatched a HOH reign on week three and used it to target the power structure in Team Brawn. After his successful reign, Lewin was put up as a backdoor target by Sabrina Bennington, but Lewin talked his way out of getting evicted, but losing Keila. He eventually repaid Sabrina by evicting her during the first Double Eviction. After that, Lewin and Ifa worked together closely until it was time to look after themselves. Lewin went on a clutch veto winstreak at final 5 and 4, but his luck ran out and he was evicted by Antony Hudson on finale night for being considered a Jury threat.

On *Big Brother 7*, Lewin started off on the bottom, as he was deemed the easy target due to his old age and was nominated on week one. He beat the allegations by winning the POV to save himself. Lewin then reconciled with Ifa from his original season and the two made a lot of damage together. They dismantled the opposing side by evicting Pria Park and Alexandria Snider back to back, but they managed to regroup and take over the house. They first took out a pawn in Viggo Chane and then evicted Tanaka Shepherd, Ifa's showmance. During the Double Eviction, it was Ifa and Lewin against everyone, and while Ifa managed to save himself with the POV, Lewin went up in his place and was evicted in the first unanimous vote of the season.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Mikayla** | THEN

 **Evicted**

**Mikayla** | THEN

## Player History - *Big Brother 7*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Jenni** | THEN
Alexandria Snider

**Alexandria Snider** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*, who later returned to *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Alexandria is considered one of the biggest underdogs in the Big Brother history. She was supposed to leave during week one, but stayed due to her opponent Taylor Allen receiving a punishment. After a rough first week Ali was the topic of discussion almost every week until she was finally evicted on week five. Thanks to the Redemption Colosseum, Alexandria returned to the game, but her stay wasn't long, as she was yet again targeted and evicted in 9th place on Day 63.

On *Big Brother 7*, Alexandria started off rough again, hitting the block as early as week two and almost going home. She then aligned with Dominica Whitt and they played a pivotal role in getting Malcolm Pace out the door. Alexandria and Dominica then worked to evict Ifa Lovell, but they didn't realize that he was already rallying the troops to get them out. After Keri Sawyer went after Alexandria and sent her out the door, she had a chance to re-enter the game by winning a competition against Kymberli Karlini. Unfortunately, she failed and got officially evicted as the first juror.
Kelsey Wells

**Kelsey Wells** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 4 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Kelsey was a big underdog on *Big Brother 4*. She was a member of the ill-fated Fire Team and had to campaign to the dominant Water team week after week. Her strategy was successful as she didn't get nominated during the Teams stage. As soon as the teams were disbanded, she joined forces with Adrianna Darwin and Daffodil Sting. One of their most notable moves was blindsiding Roxy Dyson during the last week of pre-jury, but that soon led to their downfall, as they lost Adrianna just a week later. After losing her, Kelsey and Daffodil worked their way around and managed to get to the top four, where they were targeted by Vinnie Lawson and eventually Kelsey was sent home by Carson Moss.

On *Big Brother 7*, Kelsey started off more dominant, winning the first HOH of the season and securing herself safety. It was crucial to her game, as she allowed herself to socially integrate right off the bat. However, after her HOH reign, her social positioning started to decline. She struggled to find her footing and eventually joined forces with Alexandria Snider against Ifa Lovell. However, they suffered their first loss when Ifa convinced the majority of the house to vote off Pria Park. After that, Kelsey found herself on the block for two weeks straight until getting nearly unanimously evicted at final 10.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Carson** | THEN

## Player History - *Big Brother 7*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Council**

**Bella** | AND
Daffodil Sting

**Daffodil Sting** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Daffodil was a big underdog on her season. She was on the ill-fated Team Fire, and went up three times throughout the pre-jury. Later, she aligned with Adrianna Darwin and Kelsey Wells and made the move of the season by blindsiding Roxy Dyson right before the jury. However, that proved to be fatal to her alliance, as Adrianna was evicted a week later. Daffodil and Kelsey maneuvered their way to the final four, where Kelsey was evicted, but Daffodil managed to snatch a crucial final HOH, where she took her team member Carson Moss to the final two. Nevertheless, Daffodil's lack of control throughout the game landed her in second place by one vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Michele London

**Michele London** is the winner of *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

Michele played a good social game during *Big Brother 8*. She started off rough being nominated on week one next to her good allies Brianna Kardos and Spencer Benson. She lost Spencer, but connected to his ally Phil Holland and the two got into the house's good graces after that. Michele maintained good relationships with the rest of the house rather well, only having a rivalry with Andrew Walles, who nominated her during week one. After the jury hit, Michele got close with Alex Brune and the two eventually became a showmance, which caused her to become distant with Phil. What made things worse was Andrew getting into Phil's head and convincing him to nominate Alex during his HOH reign. He came through with the plan and Alex was sent home that week. He managed to return via the re-entry competition and Michele reconciled with him. She managed to send Andrew and his ally Natalie Gann home back to back and after winning her first HOH, she took a shot at Phil and sent him home. At final five onward, Michele and Alex managed to maneuver their ways to the final two, where Michele's social skills earned her the win against her boyfriend.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Devin** | THEN
Bailey Harris

**Bailey Harris** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Bailey was an under-the-radar player for the first half of the season. She mostly hung out by herself at the gym, but her strategy switched when she hit the block on week four. She won the POV and started talking strategy with the rest of the house. She rose to power during the Double Eviction and made a statement by evicting the house target Krista North. She intimidated other people by winning competitions, which made other houseguests not target her, as they would be on Bailey's hit list later on. That allowed Bailey to skate to the end where she was finally evicted in 3rd place for being a competition beast.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Brittany Weaver

**Brittany Weaver** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Brittany had an explosive personality during her stay in the house. She pulled out the win for her team in the first competition, which granted them safety. Brittany was a loyal member of her team and always tried to keep them together. However, as cracks started to form in her team, Brittany became the pawn star and, finally, she was evicted in 7th place and became the third member of the jury.
Alex Brune

**Alex Brune** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

Alex had a rocky journey on *Big Brother 8*. He seemed to be in a great position, being added to the Top Dogs alliance started by Jordan Liffman. Unfortunately, the alliance crumbled as soon as Jordan left week two. After that, Alex was a rogue agent until he and Michele London became close and later became a showmance. However, Michele's ex-number-one ally Phil Holland targeted Alex during his HOH reign and evicted him, but Alex fought his way back during the Fake Double Eviction. After that, Alex and Michele worked hard to evict their enemies, such as Andrew Walles, Natalie Gann and Phil. Unfortunately, Alex became a block star and he saw the block for seven times throughout the season. Nevertheless, Alex and Michele managed to reach the final two together, where Alex's lack of control wasn't respected that much by the jury and he placed second.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Jamie Bradford

**Jamie Bradford** is the winner of *Big Brother 9 (US)*, who later returned to *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

Jamie played an incredible underdog game on *Big Brother 9*. He started off rough by being relegated into minority at the first eviction vote of the season. After that, he was brought in the Outliers alliance by Stanley Cantrell. Eventually, Jamie realized that he doesn't trust Stanley and that alliance, so he along with Thomas Tobin flipped the vote to send one of the alliance members, Tiffany Mills, home. After that, it was a rocky ride for Jamie. He was on rock bottom most of the time, being the top target for the Black Widows alliance, but his clutch competition wins allowed him to make a deep run in the game. In the end, he convinced Leslie Sangster to turn on her alliance and eventually brought her to the final two, where his underdog story barely got him the win.

## Player History - *Big Brother 9*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Cheri** | THEN

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Jenni Atteberry

**Jenni Atteberry** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 3 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Despite her short stay, Jenni played a very impressive game. She got into a fight with the HOH Kevin Jacobson on week one because she didn't tell him what her temptation power was, which made Kevin target Jenni and flush her power when she got nominated. Nevertheless, Jenni was able to convince the majority of the house to flip on Kevin and send Jules Ogden, who was nominated by Jenni, home. The bounce back continued when Jenni won HOH and evicted Kevin in a near unanimous vote. She was then able to get rid of Charlotte Smith, who cast the sole vote to keep him. Jenni also won another temptation power on week three, which allowed her to give immunity to all of the initial nominations and make the HOH make another decision. She got very confident that she was staying no matter what with Keri Sawyer as the HOH, so she saved Candice Fisher, Brook Alvey and Moe Selby, her close allies. What she didn't know was the fact that everyone started plotting against her, so when Keri ran out of options, Jenni was nominated as a replacement.

For being a huge threat, she was evicted in 12th place by a 7 to 2 vote.

On *Big Brother 7*, Jenni returned with a lot to prove. As one of the lowest placing houseguests, she feared that she would be an easy target. However, her ability to be outspoken despite being an underdog managed to get her very far without hitting the block. She was one of the people who was against Ifa Lovell from the getgo, causing in him targeting her. Nevertheless, Jenni found good allies in Dominica Whitt and Alexandria Snider. Soon after losing Alexandria, Jenni and Dominica dismantled the power structure and took over. After losing Dominica at final five, Jenni finally got Ifa out of the game, but for her impressive story, Kymberli Karlini chose to evict Jenni in third place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3*

### HOH History

 **Temptation**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Jenni is the first person to win multiple powers in a same season.
* Jenni currently holds the record for the most competitions won by a pre-juror.
Big Brother 11 (US)

**Big Brother 11 (US)** is the eleventh season of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

## Twists

* **Earn the House** - For the first couple of weeks, the houseguests will stay in a camping area near the house. After every week, the HOH winner, the POV winner and the surviving nominee will be let access to the main house. Once the house fills up, the twist will be over.
	+ **Five Player POV** - For the first time in Big Brother history, the Head of Household will not be able to participate in the POV competition for the entire pre-jury stage of the game.
* **Secret POV** - During week 6, a secret Power of Veto power was hidden in the house. If found, the user will have an opportunity to save someone from the block after the POV ceremony. Laci Sanderson found the secret POV and used it the same week to save Neil Marlowe.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury:*Brenda***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Brenda***

 **Jury:*Soma***

 **Jury:*Brenda***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Karl Ellis

**Karl Ellis** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Karl was a big controversial figure during the season. He didn't do any flashy moves, but relied heavily on his social skills to get by. Nonetheless, he wasn't well liked by fans, as he was one of the leaders of the poor treatment of Matt Elvis. Despite that, he was able to get to the end of the game where he won final HOH and evicted the frontrunner Bailey Harris. His game was only thought of as impressive because of his move to evict Bailey. Karl got 4 out of 9 votes and placed second overall.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
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Leslie Sangster

**Leslie Sangster** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

Leslie played a very cutthroat game. She started off in a final three with Cheri Levitt and Maddi Moors in the alliance formed by Stanley Cantrell. While in the alliance, she manipulated Reed Stone's HOH reign to get rid of the alliance's number one target - Thomas Tobin. Realizing she's going to be on the outs of the alliance, she convinced Cheri and Maddi to bring in Gabby Godfrey to form the Black Widows alliance. The four dominated the game in all aspects, but Leslie didn't forget to play her own game as well. She got close with Jamie Bradford, an outsider to their alliance, and did damage control in order not to go up on his HOH reign. At final four, Leslie decided to turn on the Black Widows for her resume and kept Jamie around, so when he won the final HOH, he took Leslie with her. Although Leslie got the votes from her alliance members, it wasn't enough to sway the jury, and Leslie finished 2nd.

## Player History - *Big Brother 9*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Liz Melton

**Liz Melton** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Liz was an important figure on Big Brother 2. She won the first HOH right out of the gate, which helped her form important bonds with the house. However, as soon as the Ride or Dies twist hit, she found herself in danger on week five, when Milo Rivers decided to target her and Simon Nordling. Nevertheless, Liz and Simon were saved with the POV. Realizing that she's on the bottom of the house dynamics, Liz won the week six HOH competition and started the campaign to get rid of the powerful trio of Bella Dunn, Mitch Ross and Selina Bradshaw. With a second successful HOH under her belt, Liz was started to be seen as a target, losing allies left and right until she wound up being nominated on week nine as soon as her ally Simon won his way back into the game. Although Whitney Robins voiced that Liz is not the intended target, the house decided to flip on Whitney and evicted Liz in a 4 to 1 vote, ending her run in 8th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Emi** | OR

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Milo** | THEN

## Trivia

* Liz is the first person on *Big Brother 2 (US)* to win multiple HOH competitions.
Keila Clarkson

**Keila Clarkson** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Keila was a very strategic player during her stay. However, she showed her cards too early, which made her a target as the numbers begun dwindling. Nevertheless, she made a deal with Team Beauty to disrupt Team Brawn's plans to evict her. Unfortunately, that didn't help her, as she was evicted in a tied vote, leaving in 11th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6*

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4
 5
Parker York

**Parker York** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

Parker entered the Big Brother house with a lot to achieve as the series' first non-binary contestant. They were initially in a good spot and carried out the operation to evict Jordan Liffman, the head of a guys' alliance, on week two. At the split house double eviction, Parker developed a showmance with Tychon Mutton, and that worried the HOH Josephine Liu. Josephine put the lovebirds on the block and after the two lost the POV, their fate was sealed for the week. After a lot of deliberation, Parker was sent home in a tied vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8*

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* Parker is the series' first non-binary contestant.
Big Brother 6 (US)

**Big Brother 6 (US)** is the sixth season of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

## Twists

* **Teams** - This season, the houseguests were divided into three teams based on the most prominent personal attributes of each houseguest: Brains, Brawn and Beauty. The teams twists will last until the end of the pre-jury stage of the game.
* **Week One Eviction** - Instead of a regular week of Big Brother taking place, the outcome of the week would be decided by a team competition. The winning team would have safety for the week. The last placing team, however, will all be on the chopping block. There will be no HOH or POV competition that week.
* **Double Eviction** - On weeks 6 and 8, a double eviction occured, meaning a whole week of Big Brother will be played in less than an hour.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Jury:*Antony***

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Jury:*Ifa***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Big Brother 10 (US)

**Big Brother 10 (US)**, also known as *Big Brother: Second Chances* is the tenth season of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

## Twists

* **Second Chances** - For the first time in Big Brother history, houseguests who had been evicted during the first half of their season were granted a chance to return to the game and prove themselves to be better than what their first time around showed.
* **Outliers** - On Day 2, two potential houseguests will enter the Big Brother house. Both of them do not fit the theme and were evicted late in their season. They will not participate in any competitions and will not vote. After the first eviction, the fifteen houseguests will vote between the outliers and evict one of them, while the other will officially enter the game.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Sally***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Sally***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Jury:*Matt***

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Armand Folan

**Armand Folan** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Armand was a member of the ill-fated Fire Team, but seemed to be in a good position at first. However, him being one of the first people to turn on Dana Kennedy made Team Water question his loyalty in the future, so he was nominated as a primary target in week three, and was evicted when his team wrongfully suspected their opponents wanted Nicholas Woodnatt to go.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4*

### Voting History

 2
 3
Bella Dunn

**Bella Dunn** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 2 (US)*, who later returned to *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Bella played an impressive game during the season. She didn't do much in the beginning: taking naps and hardly talking strategy, but winning HOH during week two allowed her to make crucial game relationships that would keep her safe. She partnered up with Mitch Ross and, later, with Selina Bradshaw during the Ride or Dies twist. However, things ended up really bad for the three, as they unknowingly put huge targets on their backs come jury stage. Mitch and Selina were evicted back to back in a Double Eviction, and Bella was set to be evicted next, but last-minute game talks helped her flip the votes to keep herself safe. However, she aligned with Malcolm Pace on the low and they created the final two that dominated the endgame and actually reached the final two. Malcolm's game was respected a little more that Bella's, as he was dominant start to finish, while Bella was at risk of going home basically every week.
Bella ended up placing second with 3 votes to win.

Bella returned to *Big Brother 7* with a lot to prove to herself. However, she made the same mistakes she did week one on her original season, which made her an easy target for the HOH. Knowing that her opponent was Lewin Derrickson, the oldest person in the house, she felt rather safe. After Lewin saved himself with the POV, the council made a big move by putting Milo Rivers up next to Bella. After a lot of back-and-forth, Bella was the one sent packing in 16th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Emi** | OR

**Gia** | OR

 **Evicted**
Harper Bishop

**Harper Bishop** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 12 (US)*.

Harper entered the game of Big Brother with her father, Reed Stone, forming an unusual close bond. She excelled as a strong social player and established numerous safety pacts early on. Despite her father being perceived as an easy target, Harper successfully protected him until the jury stage. However, she lost him in a tied vote and shifted her loyalties to those who had tried to safeguard both of them. Recognizing the need to make strategic cuts, Harper orchestrated the eviction of former winner Evelyn Aston, with whom she had formed a close bond, placing her in 6th position. Though Harper's gameplay received appreciation, it wasn't enough to surpass her ally Tia Alger, who ultimately emerged as the winner, leaving Harper as the runner-up.
Brianna Kardos

**Brianna Kardos** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

Brianna was a masterful player on *Big Brother 8*. Despite being nominated week one, she flawlessly integrated into the house, being an easy number for everyone, but also being a pivotal member in convincing people to target others. At final eight, Brianna won HOH and finally decided to choose a side by targeting Andrew Walles and successfully evicting him that week. However, she still maintained good relationships with the remaining members in Natalie Gann and Victoria Byrd, but making it clear that her real loyalty was to Michele London. She also had a rivalry with Devin Cartens, who tried to get her out during the fake Double Eviction. Nevertheless, she managed to turn the tables on him at final five and send him home during his best friend's HOH. At final four, Brianna won HOH again and made the risky decision to target Victoria, thinking that she would win the final HOH against Michele and Alex Brune. That proved to be her fatal mistake, as Alex was the one to win the final HOH and send Brianna to the jury in 3rd place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Devin** | THEN

 **Evicted**
Malcolm Pace

**Malcolm Pace** is the winner of *Big Brother 2 (US)*, who also appeared on *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Malcolm played a really flashy game during the season. He was able to maintain good connections when his group won immunity for the first week of the game. Then, he played a low profile game until he got paired up with Milo Rivers and the two completely dominated from that point on. Milo was able to paint the target on Bella Dunn, Mitch Ross and Selina Bradshaw's backs to protect his duo. Malcolm also played a part in sending Selina home, which helped him gain respect of the house. However, Milo was becoming too big of a threat to bring him to the final two, so Malcolm aligned with the outsider Bella and the two helped eachother advance in the game. At final six, Malcolm flipped on Bella who wanted to send Milo home by evicting Simon Nordling, but at final four, Malcolm granted her her wish and she finally evicted Milo from the house. Although Malcolm lost the final HOH, his strong connection with Bella allowed him to sit in the final two, where he won with six votes to his name.

Malcolm returned to *Big Brother All Stars* as one of the four winners. He was positioned decently, but took the first hit when his ally Bella left week one. He then spent the majority of his time around Milo. The two rekindled their relationship and eventually developed feelings for eachother. However, Milo was nominated again that week, so Malcolm made sure to save his partner by any means necessary. He was able to tie the vote, but Milo still ended up going. Malcolm's campaign ended up rubbing Alexandria Snider the wrong way, and the two got into a big fight. Going into week three, Malcolm's ally Pat Rollins won HOH, but Alexandria convinced Kelsey Wells to nominate Malcolm after the veto got used. With the help of Dominica Whitt, Ali managed to get Malcolm out of the game in 14th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 7*

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* Malcolm is the first male winner of the franchise.
* Malcolm is the first winner to not win the final HOH.
* Malcolm was never nominated until the final three, where he was nominated by default.

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Big Brother 4 (US)

**Big Brother 4 (US)** is the fourth season of *Big Brother (U.S.)*.

## Twists

* **Teams** - the 16 houseguests were divided into two teams. If a member of a team wins an HOH competition, the entire team will be safe that week.
* **Reduced Jury** - this season, the jury will start with 9 contestants left instead of 11.
* **Double Eviction** - on weeks 4 and 9, a double eviction occured, meaning a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury:*Carson***

 **Jury:*Carson***

 **Jury:*Daffodil***

 **Jury:*Carson***

 **Jury:*Daffodil***

 **Jury:*Carson***

 **Jury:*Daffodil***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Josh Pinch

**Josh Pinch** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Josh was a solid player during the season. He was closely aligned with Tay Durham during the early stage of the game until the two got separated when Tay was evicted third. Nevertheless, Josh was able to bounce back and integrate himself in the house, but he quickly realized he was on the bottom when he was nominated during the first Double Eviction. After that, Josh won the HOH competition and targeted Zara Kelly, who nominated him during the Double. His plan was successful and Zara went home, but Josh actually shot himself in the foot by that move and was evicted during the second Double Eviction by a 2 to 0 vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Josh is the first person to be evicted unanimously.
Patrick Burton

**Patrick Burton** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Patrick was a frontrunner to win during the season. He was able to bounce back from week one when he was nominated as a target by Sandra Newmark. From that point on, he was able to form a final two with Dominica Whitt and the two became really close as the season progressed. Patrick was a common option for nomination, but almost always found a way to get saved. His luck eventually ran out at final four when Pria Park convinced the HOH Leon Fitzgerald to save her with the veto in hopes that Dominica would be the one evicted, but Pria evicted Patrick instead, ending his run in fourth place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Patrick was the first person to ever win the Power of Veto.
* Patrick was the first houseguest evicted by a sole vote.
Unveil

## Summary

Unveil is Creo's 48th song ever released. It is a short, slow-paced cinematic song which starts with a piano solo and gradually builds up until the end. This song is played at 67 BPM to the quarter note in 4/4 time in the key of D Major.

## Notes

* This is Creo's shortest song ever released.
* This is also Creo's only song to not have a drop.
* Unveil is Creo's only song to start with a "U".
Extended Plays

*This is the main article for **Extended Plays**. For the category, see Category:Extended Plays.*

Creo's Extended Plays are supposedly collections of song that flow together in a story, or they may be tracks that simply fit together. Below is a list of all of Creo's extended plays:

* Adrenaline Demo
* Virtualism EP
* Nemophore EP
* Odyssey EP
* In Circles EP
* Octane EP

 First Track
Dimension

## Summary

This is Creo's 23rd song ever released. This is a medium paced dance genre song, in which the most used instrument is sax. This song has 115 BPM in 4/4 in the key of B Phrygian.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Chord Progression

**Expansion Required**This section is either unfinished or requires expansion.

## Melody

The song has a calm start comparing it to the rest of the song, and it contains sax and a few other instruments in the background. The same melody repeats twice leading into a more intense part of pre-drop.

The second part of pre-drop starts at 0:33, and this part is shorter than the other, being only 17 seconds long. It contains a catchy melody, which is later used a lot in the drop.

The drop stars at 0:51, making drums louder and making the song more intense overall (it is a drop after all). At 1:06 there is a transition into the second part of the first drop, adding sounds repeating at the background. Those are used at the second pre-drop.

The second pre-drop starts at 1:23, leaving only drums (and making them a little quieter) and the sounds that were at the second part of the drop (making them a little louder), at 1:56 the part similar to the second part of the first pre-drop comes to play.

The second drop starts at 2:13 and it is the same as the first drop, except for that there is more things in the background.

The ending starts at 2:47, sounding like the beginning of the second pre-drop, but the chord progression resets after four measures and ends quietly.

## Notes

* It is the most popular song that Creo made due to the popularity of the Geometry Dash level: Black Blizzard by KrmaL.
	+ This song has more than 7 million listens on youtube, little above 6 million on Spotify and over 1 milion on Soundcloud.
* It is the 7th song that Creo released in 2016.
* Its album cover looks similar to album covers of Virtualism EP and Worlds.
Evan Gains

**Evan Gains** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Evan was a strong social competitor during *Big Brother 4*. He was initially placed on the dominant Team Water, where he was safe for the first few weeks of the game. After the teams were disbanded, Evan closely aligned with Daffodil Sting and Nyree Lowry, making him the player in the middle. What didn't help either was Daffodil blindsiding Nyree's closest ally Roxy Dyson, forcing Evan to choose a side. Evan ended up siding with Nyree, which upset Daffodil and made her tie the vote when Evan was on the block. For being a more social threat and for playing both sides, Evan was evicted in a tied vote.
Sally Jones

**Sally Jones** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 10 (US)*, who first appeared on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Sally was a loud player during her stay. She got into a lot of fights and arguments during the first three weeks with the opposing Fire Team due to her team winning all the challenges and her being safe. Nevertheless, the power shifted on week four and she was nominated and evicted for being annoying to the HOH Carson Moss.

Sally returned for *Second Chances* with a lot of vengeance. She wanted to align with her season mates, Adrianna Darwin and Dana Kennedy, but quickly realized she was the third wheel and played her own game. She had a brief showmance with Robbie Garcia, but Sally cut him as well when he started to weigh on her game and pull her down. Sally's cutthroat game continued to get exposed to the house, but she managed to fight her way to the final 3, where she won the final HOH and evicted the front runner to win the season, Adrianna. In the end, some of the jury members were supportive of Sally's gameplay, but she still fell short of the win and came in second place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4*

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4

## Player History - *Big Brother 10*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Sally was the first person from Team Water to be evicted.
Adrenaline

## Summary

Adrenaline is Creo's 1st song ever released. It is a fast paced synthrock song. This song is played at 150 BPM to the quarter note in 4/4 time in the key of F# Minor.

## Listen

Youtube
Soundcloud

## Notes

* This is one of Creo's eight songs to not be on Newgrounds, the others being Live, Cynic, Heartbeat, Hypothermia, Pheromone, Flux, and Sundown.
* Creo says that he made five songs before this but they were never released.
* This is not on Newgrounds, causing people to believe Apex was his first song.
Preston Montgomery

**Preston Montgomery** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 6 (US)* and *Big Brother 10 (US)*.

Preston was a big target for the opposing teams early on. He was nominated every week that he was in the house, but managed to save himself with the POV on week two. However, his target grew even bigger, so when he was put on the block as a pawn against Kymberli Karlini, the house decided that keeping Preston around would be a liability and evicted him with 8 votes to his name.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6*

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Player History - *Big Brother 10*

### Voting History

 *Vote to Enter* | Natalie Gann(to Evict)
 2
Jordan Liffman

**Jordan Liffman** was a HouseGuest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

Jordan was one of the starters of the Top Dogs alliance. The alliance was exposed on week one by Andrew Walles, but managed to stay intact after the eviction. On week two, Jordan was put up on the block for not evicting Spencer Benson a week earlier. In a crazy vote, Jordan was the one sent home after Andrew's ally Victoria Byrd evicted him in a tied vote.
Creo Wiki

**Welcome to the Creo Wiki!**
This wiki is about an electronic music artist named Creo. His real name is Clemens Michael Höberth and he lives in Vienna, Austria. He has been making music for over 14 years.

His music is used often in the popular game *Geometry Dash* in making custom levels, with his most popular song being Dimension, due to the popularity of the level *Black Blizzard* by *KrmaL*.

This wiki actually focuses more on the theory of Creo's songs. There are, however, some fun facts in the "Notes" section on each song page.

We're a collaborative community website about Creo that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Info on Musical Terms

In every song page, there is a section which describes what happens during the song and the way it happens. These sections assume you know the definitions of musical terms (such as modulation, major, minor, etc.). If you are confused about any musical terms, visit the following websites:

* About Chords
* About Scales
* About Other Modes
* About EDM Subgenres
* About the Fundamentals of Music Theory

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!
Idolize

## Summary

Idolize is Creo's 42nd song ever released. It is an experimental song which features some vocal samples and some guitar in one section. This song plays at 80 BPM to the quarter note in 4/4 time in the key of Eb Minor.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Notes

* This song is the halfway point when sorting all of Creo's songs alphabetically.
Lightmare

## Summary

Lightmare is Creo’s 55th song ever released. It is a moderately paced dance song with some hints of house. The saxophone plays a major part in this song. This song is played at 107.5 BPM in 4/4 time in the key of Bb Minor.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Chord Progression

Each line represents 16 beats (except for line 9 which is 20 beats and line 34 which is 8 beats). Each group of characters represents 1 beat. Each underscore indicates that the current chord is the same as the previous chord.

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9. Bbm7 \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ Bbm6 \_ \_ \_ Bbm \_ \_ \_ - - - -
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15. Bbm \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ Cb \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_
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17. Ebm \_ \_ \_ Gb \_ \_ \_ Db \_ \_ \_ Ab \_ \_ \_
18. Ebm \_ \_ \_ Gb \_ \_ \_ Db \_ \_ \_ Cb64 \_ \_ \_
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31. Ebm \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ Gb6 \_ \_ \_ (add7) \_ (no7) \_
32. Bbm \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ GbM7 \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ Gb \_
33. Ebm \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ GbM7 \_ \_ \_ F \_ \_ \_
34. \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_ \_
Worlds

## Summary

Worlds is Creo's 60th song ever released. It is a fast paced Drum N Bass song which features some guitar and some trumpet. This song is played at 174 BPM to the quarter note in 4/4 time in the key of Eb Major.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Notes

* This song appears last when sorted alphabetically.
* This song has the highest BPM out of every Creo song. Runners up are Gravitate, Awaken, and We Can Dream, each with a BPM of 172 to the quarter note.
* This is Creo's last song released in 2020.
Shine

## Summary

Shine is Creo's 51st song ever released. It is an experimental song which features some trumpet, piano, and some occasional vocal samples. This song plays at various tempos (90 to the quarter, 120 to the dotted quarter, and 180 to the eighth note) in 4/4, 6/8, and 3/8 time signatures in the key of Eb Minor.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Notes

* This is Creo's last song to be released in 2019.
* This is also Creo's last song to have both a non-black background and a non-black world on the song cover.
Place On Fire

## Summary

Place On Fire is Creo's 45th song ever released. It is a slow paced dance song with some vocal samples which say "Set the place on fire!". This song plays at 70 BPM to the half note in 2/2 time swung to the eighth note (or 140 BPM to the quarter note in 4/4 time swung to the eighth note) in the mode of C# Phrygian.

## Listen

Newgrounds
Youtube
Soundcloud

## Notes

* This is Creo's slowest paced song in the Dance genre.
Chat

Was wäre der Minecraft-Multiplayer ohne Gespräche mit anderen Spielern? Was wäre ein Server ohne den Chat? Weil es hier aber recht wild zugehen kann, haben wir einige spezielle Chats für dich eingebaut.

## Chat-Menü

Außerdem kannst du mit dem Befehl **/chat** ein Menü öffnen in dem du die verschiedenen Chats mithilfe der Pfeilsymbole aus- und einschalten kannst.

 **Direktnachrichten** | Tippst du vor deiner Nachricht **/msg *Spielername*** ins Chatfenster, sendest du besagter spielender Person eine private Nachricht. Wenn es eine Angelegenheit gibt, die du mit einem speziellen Spieler / einer speziellen Spielerin besprechen möchtest, tust du das am besten auf diesem Weg. Übrigens: Mit **/r** antwortest du immer der Person, mit dem du zuletzt auf diesem Wege interagiert hast.

Darüber hinaus kannst du aber auch Servernachrichten sowie Chat-Erwähnungen nach deinen Präferenzen (de-)aktivieren.

## Werbung schalten

Wenn du dir mittlerweile einen eigenen Shop eingerichtet hast und für diesen gerne Werbung machen möchtest, so kannst du hierfür den **/advert** Befehl nutzen. Mit **/advert set** kannst du deinen eigenen Werbetext setzen. Dieser wird abhängig von der Spielerzahl in gewissen Intervallen automatisch gesendet. Bist du zu lange offline oder ein im Werbetext genanntes Versprechen wird nicht erfüllt, so kann es passieren, dass deine Werbung gelöscht wird. In diesem Fall kannst du sie einfach neu erstellen. Bitte beachte darüber hinaus, dass Shop Werbung nur über den /advert Befehl erlaubt ist.

## Spieler oder Phrasen ignorieren

Bestimmt kennst du bereits von anderen Servern den Befehl /ignore. Wir haben diesen um einige Funktionen ergänzt und in **/filter** umbenannt.

* Der Befehl **/filter list** listet dir alle bestehenden Filter auf.
* Mit dem Befehl **/filter add player [name]** kannst du einen Spielenden komplett filtern. Das heißt, dass keinerlei Nachrichten, welche von ihm gesendet werden, mehr bei dir ankommen. Praktisch, wenn dich jemand Bestimmtes stört. Mit **/filter remove player [name]** kannst du ihn auch wieder "entfiltern".
* Mit dem Befehl **filter add phrase [phrase]** kannst du bestimmte Nachrichten mit der eingegebenen Phrase filtern. Eine Phrase stellt hier konkret einen Textbaustein dar. Filterst du zum Beispiel die Phrase "Hallo", so werden alle Nachrichten, in welchen "Hallo" vorkommt, nicht mehr angezeigt. Mit **/filter remove phrase [phrase]** kannst du diesen Schritt rückgängig machen.
* Möchtest du nur kurzzeitig alle Filter deaktivieren, so ist der Befehl **/filter toggle** vielleicht etwas für dich. Hierüber lässt sich der Filter dann auch wieder aktivieren.

## Anpingen von Spielenden

Verwendest du in deiner Chatnachricht **@*Name***, wird der angesprochenen Person ein großflächiger Hinweis angezeigt. So kannst du sicherstellen, dass deine Nachricht ihren Weg zum Adressaten findet.

Die Anzeige der großflächigen Nachricht lässt sich im Chatmenü deaktivieren.