Big Brother 19

**Big Brother 19** is the nineteenth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Frank***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Jury: *Frank***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Jury: *Frank***

 **Jury: *Todd***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee10 Votes**

Sixteen brand new contestants enter the Big Brother house, with it being titled the House of Magic for the summer. Before the first HOH competition, the houseguests compete in a lights-out competition for an 18.75% chance at earning at advantage. Talia earns the first advantage: The Freezer, which grants herself safety for any week she desires. However, she will be ineligible to win any competitions that week. Todd earns the second advantage: The Burner, which prevents one houseguest from voting. Angelica earns the third and final advantage: The Time Reversal, which allows her to redo a competition. All advantages expire after the first four weeks of the game. Later, Todd wins the first HOH competition. He privately creates a final two alliance with Frank, later roping in Naomi to go to the final three together. After having conversations with everyone in the house, he nominates Danielle and Stacey, who he felt gave him the least amount of information to work with in the HOH room. Shortly afterwards, Madisyn starts rubbing most of the house the wrong way, due to constantly butting into conversations while also talking a lot, loudly. Luke, Madisyn, and Naomi are drawn for the veto competition, with Danielle coming out on top. Todd feels pressured by the house (led by Cameron) to backdoor Madisyn, but Todd feels as though this wouldn't personally benefit his game after Madisyn runs to the HOH room, begging and crying for safety. Madisyn and Todd agree that Cameron is playing too hard too fast already, so they decide they should just take him out, and hope they can convince a majority of the house to side with them instead. Cameron is ultimately named the replacement nominee. Angelica, Brian, Cameron, and Isaac feel confident that they have the votes to evict Stacey, but are blindsided when Cameron is evicted 10-3 after his cocky behavior began reveal to itself to be more irritating the longer the week went on.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee12 Votes**

Following Cameron's eviction, Luke wins HOH. Angelica believes that he will be on board to target Madisyn, so she does not play her Time Reversal advantage, even though she is on the outside with Brian and Isaac. Later, Danielle and Stacey form an alliance after surviving nominations together, later adding Jerry, Renee, and Talia to their group. Luke nominates Isaac and Madisyn for eviction, hoping for an "easy" week to send Madisyn out of the house. Brian, Naomi, and Todd are drawn for the veto competition, with Madisyn winning, much to most of the house's annoyance. Desiree begins to overhear a conversation where Angelica reveals she has an advantage, which she tells to #1 ally Ken. Desiree and Ken report this information to Luke, saying that her Time Reversal advantage could cause major issues down the line. He agrees, and decides to nominate her next to ally Isaac. The house unanimously votes to evict Angelica from the house, since the news about her advantage spread like wildfire.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto Nominee10 Votes**

Following Angelica's eviction, Desiree wins HOH. With one advantage flushed out, she decides to nominate the two people who she believes has the other two: Naomi and Talia. Although Desiree was correct to assume Talia had an advantage, Naomi is annoyed that Desiree would nominate her for something that isn't even true, since she knows that Todd has the other advantage. Frank, Isaac, and Madisyn are drawn for the veto competition, with Talia coming out on top. Needing a replacement nominee, Desiree decides to play it safe by nominating outsider Isaac, hoping that would satisfy the house. Naomi receives only one vote to evict from Brian, with the rest of the house evicting Isaac.

### Week 4

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

Following Isaac's eviction, Talia uses her Freezer power, since this is the last week she could use it. Therefore, she will be immune for the week. Outsider later Brian wins HOH, beating all the odds. Brian and Madisyn form an unlikely pair, since the two know they are the "easy" targets for the house, and hope they can look out for each other. Brian nominates pair Desiree and Ken for eviction, with Desiree as his target after already proving herself to be a strong player after his HOH last week. Frank, Renee, and Todd are drawn for the veto competition, with Brian coming out on top once again. He decides not to use the veto, hoping that the house evicts his target. Despite some back and forth during the week, Naomi is ultimately able to get her way to evict Desiree after she falsely accused her of having a power last week.
Todd secretly uses his burner vote on Danielle, hoping this can cause some drama in the house.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Desiree's eviction, Renee wins HOH. Her alliance that includes herself, Danielle, Jerry, Stacey, and Talia celebrate. Renee tells her alliance that she wants to do an "easy" week by nominating Brian and Ken, with Madisyn as a backdoor option. Jerry, Luke, and Todd are drawn for the veto competition, with Luke coming out on top. Luke tells Renee that he will do whatever she wants with the veto, with Renee mentioning the idea of backdooring Madisyn. However, Danielle later tells Renee she is extremely paranoid about who blocked her vote, since it was announced on the live show last week. Danielle starts to suspect it may have actually been Jerry, since he has been distant from the alliance lately. Renee agrees to spare Madisyn from being backdoored after this information was shared to her. Luke uses the veto to save Brian, with Jerry being blindsided when he is named a replacement nominee. Todd smiles from a distance, since the Burner advantage was brought up. Although Danielle, Stacey, and Talia try to evict their former ally, the rest of the house decides to evict Ken instead.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Ken's eviction, Danielle wins HOH. Jerry, although intending to target her after the attempted backdoor plan, tries his best to do damage control. After Jerry is finally able to convince Danielle he did not burn her vote, the two speculate who could've actually done it. Talia later joins the room, and thinks it easily could've been Madisyn. Danielle nominates Madisyn and Naomi for eviction. Naomi is frustrated being a pawn, but Frank and Todd do their best to calm her extreme paranoia. Todd hopes that he will be able to keep both girls in the house. Frank, Renee, and Talia are drawn for the veto, with Talia coming out on top. Todd tells Naomi to play her paranoia to Talia, and that she will hopefully be able to empathize with her. After Naomi and Talia have a deep, long conversation, Talia tells Danielle she wants to use the veto. However, Danielle doesn't know who else should be the replacement pawn. She asks Luke, who doesn't seem to have any problem with it. Talia vetoes Naomi, locking in Luke as the replacement nominee. Later in the week, Madisyn and Talia get into a major argument after Talia spills the fact that she thinks Madisyn was the one who burned Danielle's vote, and was too much of a coward to come clean about it. Madisyn retaliates by personally attacking Talia. Todd, who still feels protective of Madisyn and wants to continue to keep her as a shield, tells Frank and Naomi they should rope in Brian and Jerry to evict Luke. However, Naomi is hesitant about the idea, since she believes Madisyn was out of line in her argument with Talia earlier. Nevertheless, Naomi puts her feelings aside to evict Luke alongside Brian, Frank, Jerry, and Todd. Danielle, Renee, Stacey, and Talia are blindsided by Luke's eviction.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

Following Luke's eviction, Naomi wins HOH. She passionately tells Frank and Todd that they need to let Madisyn go, since she is driving her absolutely crazy and is causing too much drama. They tell her they agree, although Frank and Todd secretly tell each other that Naomi is just simply not going to have her way this week. Danielle and Madisyn are ultimately nominated for eviction. Frank, Stacey, and Todd are drawn for the veto competition, with Frank coming out on top. Todd thinks it should be easy to just leave nominations the same to evict Danielle, but Frank wants to use the veto on Madisyn to finally draw a line in the sand, since she already went through enough last week. After much debate, Frank saves Madisyn. Annoyed, Naomi names Stacey as the replacement nominee. Later in the week, Naomi decides to call a house meeting after slowly realizing Frank and Todd actually don't have her best interests in mind. With much pent up anger inside of her, she tells everyone in the house that Todd was the who burned Danielle's vote during Desiree's eviction. Danielle, Renee, Stacey, and Talia each get their turns to yell at Todd, in which he just laughs it off. Naomi also says she is done working with Frank and Todd, and that she should've backdoored Todd anyways. Todd retaliates saying she wouldn't even have the votes the take him out. Brian and Jerry begin to wonder if aligning with Todd is even a good idea anymore after Naomi's house meeting, so they decide to form a new final three alliance with Naomi. At the end of the week, Danielle is evicted unanimously.

### Week 8

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Danielle's eviction, Jerry wins HOH. He decides now is the time to take a shot at Todd, so he nominates Madisyn and Todd together. Renee, Stacey, and Talia are drawn for the veto competition, with Todd coming out on top. Jerry names Frank as the easy replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Brian and Naomi argue about who should get evicted. Brian says Madisyn is misunderstood, while Naomi says she absolutely needs to leave. Jerry grows uncomfortable by the argument. Brian tells Renee and Stacey they should evict Frank instead of Madisyn, and to try to get Talia or Todd to flip. Talia immediately shuts down the idea, stating Madisyn is "one of the worst people I have ever met in my life". Todd is more receptive to the idea, and sees himself as a swing vote. Ultimately, he "sadly" votes to evict Madisyn, which causes a tie. Jerry, who also felt like a swing vote between Brian and Naomi, sides with Naomi to evict Madisyn from the game.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Madisyn's eviction, the final eight houseguests are told about the double eviction. Naomi wins HOH, and Todd immediately gets into her ear. He apologizes, mentioning that he actually evicted Madisyn like she wanted. Naomi then apologizes herself, stating that she is more annoyed with Brian at the moment. Miraculously, the two are able to be cordial with each other again, and agree that they should backdoor Brian. Frank and Stacey are named the initial nominees. Brian, Jerry, and Renee are drawn for the veto competition, with Jerry coming out on top. Naomi fills Jerry in about the plan to backdoor Brian. Brian butts into the conversation, leading into yet another argument. Jerry sides with Naomi for the second time that night by saving Stacey with the veto. Naomi names Brian as the replacement nominee. Brian then calls Naomi an "idiotic" player. In the end, no one trusts Brian anymore, and is evicted unanimously.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

Following Brian's eviction, Frank wins HOH. Todd tells Frank about how Naomi trusts him again. However, Frank worries Naomi still doesn't trust him. Despite this, Frank nominates Jerry and Talia for eviction, to see if his mind changes later in the week. Everyone but Todd competes in the veto, with Jerry coming out on top. With a nomination chair open, Frank further discusses the idea of targeting Naomi instead of Renee or Stacey. Todd says it's ultimately his decision on what he wants to do. Frank decides to make a move by placing Naomi on the block. Naomi later confronts Todd, asking if he had anything to do with it, which he denies. On eviction night, Todd joins Jerry to evict Talia (so that Frank has more blood on his hands), with Renee and Stacey saving their ally, Talia. Frank breaks the tie to evict Naomi.

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Naomi's eviction, Stacey wins HOH. Talia says they should go after Todd this week, but Renee suggests targeting Jerry, saying "Danielle would want us to do this." Stacey ultimately nominates both men for eviction. Jerry later tells Stacey he feels "betrayed", since he saved her with the veto during the double eviction. Stacey convinces herself this is just to make her feel guilty, and remembers they still aren't officially working together anymore. Todd wins the veto, taking himself off the block. Stacey names Frank as the obvious replacement nominee. Renee and Talia realize they control the vote this week, with Talia now shifting her target onto Frank since Todd is safe. However, Renee still feels like they should go after Jerry. With both women splitting their votes after being unable to reach a compromise, Todd ultimately controls the eviction by evicting Jerry.

### Week 11

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Jerry's eviction, Frank wins HOH. He nominates Stacey and Talia for eviction, later privately thanking Renee for keeping him. Frank also wins the Power of Veto, and does not use it. Talia then tells Renee "you should've listened to me." Annoyed by this comment, she later evicts her alongside Todd.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Talia's eviction, Renee wins HOH. She nominates Frank and Todd for eviction, hoping she can get Todd evicted. Frank wins the veto once again, causing Renee to be forced to nominate ally Stacey. Renee tells Frank that evicting Todd would be the smartest move, since he likely beats everyone left because of his strong game. However, Frank is worried he won't be able to reach the final two if he evicts him. After thinking about it throughout the end of the week, Frank evicts Stacey, believing he still has a chance to win, even if he's sitting next to Todd.

### Week 13

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Frank, Renee, and Todd compete to become the final HOH. Renee wins part one; Todd wins part two. Both parties want to take Frank to the end. Todd wins part three, and respectfully evicts Renee.

### Finale

 **Winner9 Votes**

 **Runner-Up0 Votes**

On finale night, Todd says he deserves to win because he was by far the most strategic player in the house, built strong alliances, and caused drama to avoid being a target. Frank says he deserves to win since Todd wouldn't be here without him, won more competitions, and made respectable moves. Todd blows Frank out of the water by receiving every juror's vote to win, being the most shocked at receiving Danielle's vote to win. Madisyn then wins America's Favorite Houseguest, shocking many houseguests.

#### The Jury

 **Todd**

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 **Todd**