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Jabbar L.

**Jabbar L.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. He placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

Despite being a member of the Big Boring Six, Jabbar's game was thrown by the flopped HOH and subsequent takedown of his ally, Stuart H. With competition beast Will I. as his only remaining loyal ally, he remained safe for a number of weeks, until Eric M. nominated him against pawn scapegoat Brendon R. in a shot against Will, with which he was sent to the jury in a surprisingly close 3-2 vote.
Jump the Gun

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests post a phrase before another one posts a phrase.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*

"**Jump the Gun**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 2*.

## Rules

In this speed competition, the houseguests take turns being the "gunman".
On the host's go, the gunman must say \*FIRES\* before everyone else says \*JUMPS\*.

The gunman gets one point for each houseguest he manages to post \*FIRES\* before they post \*JUMPS\*.
Anyone other than the gunman can gain a point if they post \*JUMPS\* before the gunman posts \*FIRES\*.

After everyone has had a turn, the person with the most points becomes the new Head of Household.

## Trivia

* This was the first competition of *Big Brother 2* to be a Suitman's classic, but not be in *Big Brother 1*.
* James R. currently holds the record for the most points scored in this challenge, with 20.
Duel of the Votes

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A third weekly competition between two houseguests that determines how many votes each of them get to cast at the eviction.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 6*

**Duel of the Votes** is a twist from *Big Brother 6*. It forces two houseguests to compete in a third competition each week, with the winner having to decide if they want to cast two votes or no vote at the eviction.

## Overview

A new twist, which introduces a third competition each week, between just two houseguests.

Each week, once the final nominees are determined, they each must select one houseguest to participate in a duel. The Head of Household or their fellow nominee cannot be chosen to compete. The winner of the duel then has a decision - they can either have two votes to cast at the upcoming eviction, or no vote at all to cast. The choice is up to the winner of the duel, but whatever option they don't pick is given to their opponent, who they just defeated in the duel.

## List of Duel of the Votes Competitions

 "It's All Words to Me"
 "Sudoku"
 "Balance Balls"
Fishbowl Lanes

"**Fishbowl Lanes**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this endurance speed competition, houseguests must race to fill a fishbowl all the way to the top.

To fill their fishbowl, houseguests must post the following sequence of messages a certain amount of times.

* \*Fills cup #\_ for HOH\*
* \*Runs down lane\*
* \*Pours cup #\_ for HOH\*
* \*Runs back to start\*

In order to win Head of Househould, houseguests must complete the the above four-part cycle a total of 150 times. Once they've done that, they must hit their buzzer to claim HOH.

There is a twist to this competition, however. At random intervals during the competition, Shawn will post different online word searches. Houseguests must complete the word search, print-screen it, and send it to Shawn within three minutes. If a houseguest fails to do so within the time limit, they will "fall over" and be unable to continue filling their fishbowl for five minutes. The penalty starts from the end of the three minute word search round.

If houseguest don't want HOH, they also have the option to go for two other prizes, both of which need less posts. If a houseguest would rather just have Immunity for the round, but not HOH, with only 100 cycles to claim the prize, or they can go for an Advantage in the Power of Veto competition, with just 50 cycles.

If a houseguest decided to go for one of the other two prizes instead of HOH, and they claim the prize, they are allowed to continue and try and fill another fishbowl if they want.

Once the HOH fishbowl is full however, the competition is over, regardless of the status of the other two fishbowls.

The first houseguest to fill their HOH fishbowl and hit their buzzer, will become the new Head of Household.

## Trivia

* A non-live variant of this competition called "Trinity Power" appeared in *Big Brother 4*.
Matt W.

**Matt W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. He placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Despite winning the first POV competition, Matt found himself a scapegoat for the block, being nominated every time from the second week onwards, until his departure by a vote of 6-4 in the fourth week.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4

## Trivia

* Matt was the winner of the first ever POV competition in *Suitman's Big Brother*.
	+ Furthermore, he is the first overall person to play the veto, as well as the first person to play it on someone else, giving it to Will T., and also the first ever POV winner to be evicted.
* Matt was the first person to select an extra eviction vote as his Nominee's Revenge prize.
* In *Big Brother 1*, Matt became the first person ever to be nominated in back-to-back rounds.
* Matt co-holds the record for most votes to evict in a season with a total of 16, alongside Clair F. from *Big Brother 4* and Tyler K. from *Big Brother All-Stars*.
Jigsawdoku

"**Jigsawdoku**" is a Jeopardy competition which originated in *Big Brother 11*.

## Rules

In this flash game puzzle competition, houseguests play a special Sudoku puzzle which is also a Jigsaw puzzle. Instead of the traditional numerical style, the puzzle is played on a 9x9 grid with symbols, and the houseguests must assure no column, row or grid has more than 1 of the same symbol.

Houseguests are given a link to the game, and must attempt to complete the puzzle to 100% within 7 minutes, before screenshotting and sending to Shawn.

If the houseguest completes it in time, they pass the Jeopardy competition, but if they fall short they fail and lose their wager.
On the Clock

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests spam to earn more time to answer trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*

"**On the Clock**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this mental and spam competition, houseguests must spam to try and get more time to answer more trivia questions than anyone else.

Houseguests start the competition by having 10 minutes to spam people to mail Shawn a specific phrase. For each person they get to mail Shawn the correct phrase, they will earn 30 seconds of time to answer trivia questions.

After the 10 minutes, Shawn will mail all houseguests 30 trivia questions, and all their times will start. Houseguests then need to use their earned time to answer as many trivia questions correctly as they can.

The houseguest with the most correct answers in their allotted time will win the Power of Veto. If there is a tie, the houseguest who submitted fastest will win.

## Trivia

* Max N. currently holds the record in this challenge with 13 correct answers in 5 minutes.
Double Edged Veto

The **Double Edged Veto** is a twist which was first implemented as part of the Impact Player in *Big Brother Endgame*. This special Power of Veto allows the user to save a nominee, but prevents them from voting at the eviction.

## Overview

Functionally the same as a Pocket Power of Veto, the Double Edged Veto can be used to take one nominee of the block alongside the standard Power of Veto. However, the difference is that the Double Edged Veto also renders the saved nominee unable to vote during the eviction later that week.

## Double Edged Veto History

### *Big Brother Endgame*

In this season - as part of the Impact Player twist - the Double Edged POV was chosen by Will I. during Week 7. Andy F. found this advantage, and used it to save himself before the Veto Ceremony, causing HOH James R. to name Evan T. as his replacement. However, at the Veto Ceremony, Chloe D. used the regular POV to save Evan, forcing James to name Jayson B. as a second replacement nominee.
Chris H.

**Chris H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

As a member of the majority Starters alliance and it's Shawny Bravo predecessor, Chris managed to be a relatively low key gae, whilst also solidifying the friendships he needed to avoid nomination. Crucially winning both HOH and POV for the Bravo House in Week 1 allowed Chris to put his stamp on the game and fully integrate himself. Following Week 1, Chris used the safety net of his allies to to take him though the game, until he was finally nominated for the first time at the Final Five in Week 8 by Evan T. After Ethan H. voted to save Chris, whilst Joe W. voted to evict him, Evan was forced to cast the tiebreaking vote. Aware that his fellow nominee Newz O. had deep connections with the rest of the Final Five, in particular the Ethan's Triple Zeroes alliance, Chris attempted to convince Evan to break the tie to send Newz to the Jury. However, Evan felt he could better manipulate the three to get to the end, and shocking evicted Chris to the Jury with his tiebreaker vote, in fifth place.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Adrianna S.

**Adrianna S.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. She placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

A competent physical player, Adrianna was the first casualty of the initially dominant Queens alliance, after it splintered following Kelly R.'s nomination at the hands of HOH Jasper L. in the eighth week. As Kelly's closest ally, Adrianna was Jasper's next obvious target after she won the veto, and thus Adrianna was evicted in her place via Jasper's own tiebreaker vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Adrianna was the first ever POV winner who decided not to use the veto on either nominee in *Suitman's Big Brother*.
* She was the first person to be evicted by a tiebreaker vote from the reigning HOH, after Jasper L. chose her to leave over Sam P.
	+ She is also the first significant person to be "backstabbed" and voted out by their own alliance, and the first person to be evicted one week after they were HOH.
Romeo K.

* Blood vs. Water
* Big Brother 7

**Romeo K.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7* and *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. In his first season he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury. In his second season he placed tenth. He was originally the second member of the jury, however he failed to vote for a winner at the final two.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

Romeo's attempts to remain under-the-radar were immediately scuppered in Week 1 when Stuart H. nominated him for eviction, forcing Romeo to prove his worth and win the first veto competition to stay in the game. Forging The Girls alliance with India P. and Kasey H., Romeo kept up his social game, but still found himself a pawn for the block, narrowly avoiding eviction because of a penalty vote in Week 3, and surviving against James R. in Week 5 after becoming a replacement nominee. However, after the implosion of the Veterans power alliance, Romeo found himself on the back foot as Max N. formed new power duos with Stuart H. and Maddy W., which saw India get done over in the Instant Eviction, and Romeo on the block as a replacement again in Week 9. This time against serial pawn Logan H., Kasey's vote was not enough to keep him in the game, as Max and Maddy evicted Romeo to the jury 2-1.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Returning for *Blood vs. Water*, Romeo chose AJ C. to join him on the season. However they both found themselves key targets of the Make-A-Wish Squad power alliance, and in Week 2 Romeo was up against his own partner on the block, forced to campaign against him to survive. After attempting to lay low to survive, Romeo's downfall came in the form of the Secret Week twist, after Chloe D. and her Core Four alliance secretly nominated him for eviction as a pawn against James R. However, James' partner Nick M. did not want to see him leave, and along with the new Single Ladies alliance, they worked to ruin the Core Four's plan. As a result, Romeo found himself the unlucky victim, evicted to the jury in a 4-3 vote.

## Trivia

* Romeo is the fifth person to have his status as a jury member revoked, as a result of not voting for a winner in *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*.
	+ Tyler S., from *Big Brother 2* was the first, Andalib O. and Dakota M. from *Big Brother All-Stars*, were the second and third respectively, and Nick N. from *Big Brother 6* was the fourth.
Azri Z.

**Azri Z.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. He placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

In the third week of the game, Stuart H. used Azri as a pawn against his prime target Nick J. However Nick's Sicky Nicky Licky alliance and associated allies wanted to keep him around to take Stuart down, thus Azri became collateral damage, leaving by a 7-3 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 –
 3
Maddie F.

**Maddie F.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. She placed fifteenth.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

Surviving the first eviction, Maddie was nominated by Dakota M. as a pawn against her arch-nemesis Mel M. However, their feud and Mel's attitude to game was viewed as a safe target to keep around, and thus the votes swung back against Maddie, eliminating her in a 7-5 vote.

### Voting History

 2

## Trivia

* Maddie is the first Yellow level to play *Suitman's Big Brother*.
	+ She is also currently the only Yellow level to ever play as of *Big Brother 3*, as well as the oldest person to ever play at 26 years old.
Jigsaw 100

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests complete a 100-piece jigsaw as fast as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

"**Jigsaw 100**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this puzzle competition, houseguests are given a large 100-piece jigsaw puzzle that they must solve, printscreen, and send to Shawn.

The houseguest who completes the puzzle in the fastest time wins the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* Eric M. currently holds the record in this competition, with a time of 6 minutes.
* This competition is a variation of the "Devil's Puzzle" competition that does not feature a blank canvas and has a set number of pieces.
Cubefield

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests have to dodge obstacles for as long as they can.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother 9*

"**Cubefield**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 7*. It also featured as a Carnival competition in *Big Brother 9*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must dodge obstacles that randomly appear in front of them for as long as they can.

The houseguest who goes the furthest distance wins the Power of Veto.
Rasper

**"Rasper"** was the name given to Jasper L. and Roman C. - the most successful dynamic duo of *Big Brother 1*.

## Members

 Runner-Up

 Winner

## Overview

Bonding in the first week, Roman and Jasper implemented themselves into the core majority Queens alliance to ensure their continuing stability for the early weeks. Roman furthered his connections with fellow ally Natalie within the Kalia's Panties alliance with Tim, while Jasper was tight with Robby, until he was taken out by their own Queens ally Kelly in a Double Eviction.

Jasper's disagreement with Kelly over the move saw him and Roman join with Natalie for the splinter Directors alliance, using Tim to help take Kelly and her ally Adrianna out. This further solidified Rasper's path to the final two, as they continued to go un-nominated as then held the majority with Natalie and Tim.

When Sam stood as their final true opposition, Tim made a move against Jasper (whom he was not truly aligned to) and his Kalia's Panties ally Natalie. Staying true to the duo, Roman evicted Natalie. However, at the final four, Roman put Jasper up for eviction as a pawn instead of Tim, in an attempt to prove his loyalty to him. This payed off, as Jasper winning the veto forced Roman's nomination of Tim, and allowed Jasper to take out his long-time enemy in Sam.

Roman further kept the blood off of his hands when Jasper won the final HOH, and evicted Tim instead of him, placing the Rasper duo in the final two as conquerors of the season, where Roman's cleaner game earned him the win in a 7-2 vote.
Matt B.

**Matt B.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*. He placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

After being nominated in Week 1 by Tisha M., Matt's unlikely victory in the POV competition saved him, and potentially set up his longevity in the game. Ultimately aligned with the powerful Dream Team (including Tisha), Matt's unpredictability with his eviction voting made him a wildcard player in the house, and he managed to go until Week 8 before being nominated again, this time by default due to other powers in the game. When it was finally only the Dream Team remaining in Week 10, John B. nominated Matt alongside competition threat Jacob B.. When Jacob saved himself with the veto, Matt found himself instead against sneaky Tisha. Despite Jacob voting for Tisha to leave, Sydney D. opted to evict Matt, forcing a tie. Tasked with breaking that tie, John made the shocking decision to keep Tisha in the game, instead sending Matt to the jury in fifth place.
Dylan L.

**Dylan L.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2*. He placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

A controversial character, Dylan quickly became a key enemy of the Seven Deadly Sinners alliance. However, along with the majority of the Outsiders, he voluntarily walked from the game following an incident in Week 3.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* Dylan is the second person to walk from a season.
* He was the first person to win immunity as a result of their assigned duo winning the Power of Veto.
* Furthermore, he was one of the first two people to have won HOH in a cancelled week, alongside Co-HOH Anthony F.
Pass the Bomb

"**Pass the Bomb**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this strategy luck competition, the houseguests must pass a "bomb" to their competitors as fast as possible in the allotted time, aiming to be the one not holding the bomb when it explodes.

Shawn starts the challenge by randomly determining which remaining houseguest will start with the bomb that round. Once that is determined, Shawn will begin each round by posting "GO", and then houseguests state \*passes bomb to (name)\*, without spelling errors, to pass the bomb to someone else before it blows up on them.

When each round ends, the bomb will explode, and the houseguest who was holding the bomb at that time is eliminated.

The time it takes for the bomb to detonate changes from round to round, and houseguests are notified as to how long it will take for the bomb to explode, prior to each round.

The last houseguest standing becomes the Head of Household.
Darius B.

**Darius B.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6*. He placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

Despite bring first labelled as an inactive pawn for the block, Darius woke up after reciving votes on the block in the season's first eviction. On the block again in Week 3, Darius shocked everyone by winning both the veto and the Duel of the Votes to keep himself in the game. However, with no strong loyalties, Darius found himself right back up again next to a pawn in Nick N. This time he was beaten to the veto by Ryan B., and with only one physical vote to save, was evicted in thirteenth place.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4

## Trivia

* Darius is the first houseguest to win a Duel of the Votes, and along with Chloe D., one of the first two to compete in it.
Eric Goldberg

**Eric Allen Goldberg** is an animator, supervising animator, writer, director, and storyboard artist at Walt Disney Animation Studios. He is most notable for animating numerous characters, such as Genie, Phil, Louis the alligator, and miscellaneous characters. He was recently the supervising animator for Rabbit in the 2011 *Winnie the Pooh* film. He is also one of the directors of the 1995 Disney animated feature film *Pocahontas* (along with Mike Gabriel).

On April 25, 2022, Eric had announced that the studio will be returning to traditional 2D Hand-Drawn Animation.

## Filmography

* *Aladdin* - Supervising Animator: Genie/Character Designer
* *Pocahontas -* Director
* *Hercules* - Supervising Animator: Phil
* *Fantasia 2000* - Director/Director and Story: Segments *Rhapsody in Blue* and *The Carnival of the Animals*/Animator: Segment *The Carnival of the Animals*
* *The Princess and the Frog* - Character Designer/Supervising Animator: Louis and Miscellaneous Characters/Animation Supervisor: *Tiana's Fantasy Sequence*
* *Winnie the Pooh - Supervising Animator: Rabbit/Animation Supervisor: The Backson Song*
* *Moana* - Hand-Drawn Animation Supervisor: Mini Maui
* *Ralph Breaks the Internet* - Additional Animator
* *Mickey: The Story of a Mouse* - Animator: "Mickey in a Minute" short
* *Strange World* - Additional 2D Animator
* *Once Upon a Studio* - Head of Hand-Drawn Animation
Flappy Bird

"**Flappy Bird**" is a Jeopardy competition which originated in *Big Brother 11*, and also featured as a Fragment competition in *Big Brother 13*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests play the iconic frustrating flash game known as Flappy Bird, aiming to get the highest score possible.

The houseguests are given a link to the game, in which they must use the spacebar to help a little bird jump between pipes. In order to pass the competition, houseguests must attempt to get a score of 25 points within 5 minutes.

If the houseguest reaches 25 points, they pass the Jeopardy competition, but if they fall short they fail and lose their wager.
Battle Back

**Battle Back** is a twist from *Big Brother Double Trouble*. Evicted pairs of houseguests are given the chance to return to the game in the individual phase, by first defeating their pair in a duel, and then beating all the other duel victors in a single skirmish.

## Overview

After each eviction, the eliminated pair of houseguests are informed they must now face off in a Battle Back Duel against each other head-to-head, with the winner advancing to the Battle Back Skirmish with all the other duelm champions from the pairs phase. If one player of a pair opts not to compete in the duel, their partner will advance automatically.

At the conclusion of the pairs phase, those six surviving houseguests then compete in a single challenge, with the victor earning their spot back inside the house. All losing players are immediately eliminated.
Cast List

The **Cast List** is a complete collection of *Suitman's Big Brother* contestants, with their in-game name, Tengaged username, color level, location, occupation, age, seasons, finishes, competitions won, and votes against. A separate table dedicated to returning players is coming soon.

## List of Contestants and Statistics

This is a complete list of *Suitman's Big Brother* contestants by season in order of elimination, along with the total competitions they won and total votes against them in that season. Take note that the ages, color levels and other personal data stated in this table are correct for the time of playing. Jury votes are excluded from the table.

     - This player has played two times.

     - This player has played three times.

     - This player has played four times.

     - This player has played five times.
King Game

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests divide each other into groups to distribute points.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

"**King Game**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this strategy luck competition, houseguests assign themselves and each other different groups, which in turn distributes points.

To begin the competition, all houseguests vote on who they want to be the first "King." Each houseguest gets to be the King once throughout the competition, and at the end of each round the King gets to choose the successor.

Before the first round, each houseguest secretly chooses to be a Thumb or an Index finger. Their choice remains secret, but they're stuck in that choice for two whole rounds, so they will be unable to choose again during odd numbered rounds.

Once all finger choices have been made, the King assigns each houseguest, including themselves at the end, into two areas - Area A or Area B. The only rules is each area must have at least 2 people in it at all times, but beyond that, Kings are free to assign as many or as few people to an area as they want.

After every houseguest has been allocated to an area by the King, those in the minority finger choice in each area score 1 point. No points are scored if there is an even finger choice split in each area, or if everyone chose the same finger in one area.

It is revealed who scored points after each round, but it is not revealed what finger choice they made. Houseguests must use this information to infer that information from the results of each odd numbered round to assist them in even numbered rounds.

After each houseguest has been the King once, the player with the most points will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, a tiebreaker round will be held, with a randomly selected King.
Evan T.

* Endgame
* Double Trouble
* Big Brother 13

**Evan T.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother Endgame*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 13* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he placed fourth, and was the eighth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury. In his third season he received three out of eleven Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

One of the biggest physical and social threats on the season, Evan tried to stem the inevitable rivalry between himself and Ethan H. with the formation of the Shawny Bravo alliance. Despite nominating Ethan with his first HOH in Week 2, Evan opted to give him a chance to play cooperatively, and broke the 3-3 vote tie to send home other nominee Zee S. instead. The Tasmania alliance was also formed in an attempt to mitigate any future problems. Indeed the truce broke on Week 6 when Ethan used his HOH wo nominate Evan against his ally Tina H. Evan managed to win the POV to take himself down, but it accumulated in the loss of another ally in Blake R. What followed was a tit-for-tat stalemate, with neither gaining strategic control without the other saving themselves. This allowed Evan to rack up and impressive 5 POV wins, only one short of the active record. Finally gaining power for the second time in Week 8, Evan was still unable to evict Ethan due to the POV, but had a chance to take out his ally Newz O., who had previously nominated Evan. However in a daring move, Evan opted to side with Newz and evict Chris H. to the Jury, opting to try and break the Ethan's Triple Zeroes three from the inside. However this ultimately did not play in Evan's favor, as he failed to win either the HOH or POV at the Final Four, leaving sole voter Ethan with the chance to bring down the axe and end the rivalry, evicting Evan to the Jury in fourth place.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 11'*s Jimmy T. for the *Double Trouble* season, Evan managed to avoid the block all together during the pre-jury pairs phase, becoming the only un-nominated pair with Jimmy. Unfortunately having won three competitions between them - with Evan having won two HOHs himself - this unique status painted a target on their backs. His position was weakening, and he took the decision to vote out his own partner Jimmy in Week 5 to bolster his own position. After subsequently surviving the Week 6 Secret Week, Evan found himself nominated as a replacement nominee in the Week 7 Double Eviction by Battle Back victor Nolan K. After a resilient effort to survive, Evan managed to get himself into a tie, however was unable to convince Nolan to save him, resulting in his 5-1 eviction to the Jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Endgame

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Evan is first and only houseguest to win four back-to-back Power of Veto competitions.
* Evan is the first houseguest to appear in three seasons consecutively.
BB History

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests answer three trivia questions as fast as they can.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

"**BB History**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests are given three questions about CBS Big Brother, and need to answer them the fastest.

The houseguests play this competition over Tengaged Mail, with the host sending each houseguest all three trivia questions at once. Houseguests then race to answer all three trivia questions correctly and as fast as possible.

The houseguest who answers the trivia questions correctly in the quickest time will win the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* Will I. currently holds the record in this competition, with all trivia questions correct in 1 minute and 2 seconds.
Light It Up

### **Description**

A competition in which houseguests have ten minutes to place and light as many light bulbs as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Light It Up**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 7* as Part 1 of the Final Head of Household competition.

## Rules

In this speed competition, houseguests are given ten minutes to place as many light bulbs as possible on a board.

To place a light bulb, houseguests must post "\*PLACES LIGHT BULB ON BOARD\*". In order for a light bulb to count towards their score, however, houseguests also need to light each bulb, by generating electricity. To generate electricity, houseguests must post "\*CRANKS WHEEL TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY\*" three times in order to light 1 light bulb. Every lit light bulb is worth 1 point.

Every post has to be made separately, and must be done exactly as specified in order to count. Houseguests also must place all the light bulbs on their board they want before they can start generating electricity - once they start cranking the wheel, they cannot place any more light bulbs on their board.

Any light bulbs on a houseguests board after ten minutes that aren't lit result in a penalty of 3 points each being deducted from their score.

The houseguest with the most lit light bulbs on their board after ten minutes, after any penalty deductions, will win the first part of the Final HOH competition.

## Trivia

* Tisha M. holds the record in this challenge for highest amount of points with 137 lit light bulbs and no penalties.
Fragmentation

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

Divides the house into two separate houses that compete separately from the other.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 13*

The **Fragmentation** is a twist from *Big Brother 13*. For the first few weeks of the game, the house is split into two separate houses, where each house plays their own game.

## Overview

At the beginning of the season, all the houseguests were forced to rank their fellow houseguests in order of who they most want to work with. Each houseguests individual rankings are kept private, however, their rankings are used to determine how the house is divided.

Each house plays their own separate game, meaning two Head of Household's, two Power of Veto holders, four nominees, and two houseguests being evicted each week. Houseguests still cannot be HOH two weeks in a row, and houseguests will only vote in their house's evictions.

In addition to the split houses, each week houseguests will be able to play in a special third competition known as the Fragment Competition. One houseguest from each house will win this competition each week, and they will be rewarded with the power to vote in the opposing house's eviction, in addition to their own house's eviction, that week. The winners of the Fragment Competition also earn the right to give the same voting powers they won to another houseguest from their own house, allowing two houseguests per house the ability to vote in both evictions for the week. If a houseguest with this power fails to vote in the opposing house's eviction, they will not be punished with a penalty vote.

The Fragmentation only lasts for the first three weeks of the game, resulting in six evictions. After which, the two houses will be recombined, and the game returns to its regular format.
Keepy Uppy

"**Keepy Uppy**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests try to kick a soccer ball up in the air for as long as they can.

Houseguests all use their mouses to kick a soccer ball up in the air repeatedly before it can hit the ground, attempting to get as many kicks as they can in a row.

The houseguest with the "best kicks so far" score will become the new Head of Household. A tie is broken with the "grand total" score.

## Trivia

* Dakota M. currently holds the record for the highest score in this challenge, with 109 kicks.
Crossword

"**Crossword**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 2*, and also featured as a Duel of the Votes competition in *Big Brother 6*.

## Rules

In this puzzle competition, houseguests solve a crossword puzzle as fast as they can.

Shawn starts the challenge by posting a picture of a crossword puzzle. Houseguests then race to solve the crossword as fast as they can, printscreen the completed puzzle, and send it to Shawn.

The first houseguest to mail Shawn a correctly completed crossword becomes Head of Household.
Jay H.

**Jay H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. He placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

Jay's game was cut short before it even started, when Romeo K. removed himself from the block in Week 1, leading HOH Stuart H. to name him as the replacement. Having failed to create social bonds and with no comp to save him, he was unanimously evicted by an unprecedented vote of 13-0.
Head to Hex

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests play an online game head-to-head against all their competition.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Head to Hex**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests play against each other in a head-to-head duel.

Houseguests must play the game "Hex," which requires them to strategically place colored hexagons in order to make a complete path from one side of the board to the other, without being blocked by their opponent. The game board is formatted so ties cannot occur.

Each houseguests will play against all 5 other players in a single Hex match. The houseguest who wins the most head-to-head duels, after everyone has played each other, will win the Power of Veto.

If there is a tie, one or more run-off rounds will be played until there is an outright victor.
Big Brother's Carnival

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A new competition awarding tickets, which can be exchanged for game-enhancing advantages.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 9*

**Big Brother's Carnival** is a twist from *Big Brother 9*. It introduced the 'Carnival Ride Competition', which awards tickets to houseguests throughout the season, that they can later spend on advantages and powers within the Carnival Gift Shop.

## Overview

Each week, houseguests will board one of Big Brother's 'carnival rides' to compete in the Carnival Ride Competition. Each ride has a different non-live task, which the houseguests will attempt to the best of their ability. Each houseguest secretly receives tickets based on their overall placement on that week's ride.

At the Carnival Gift Shop are a number of powers, prizes and punishments that can be brought with the tickets won in the Carnival Ride Competitions. These range in strength and ability, each with potential rules and limits, and each with potential positive or negative results. The prices for each power reflect this. When an item is bought in the Gift Shop it is not initially be revealed that it's been bought. That only becomes clear to houseguests if they attempt to buy it, when they are informed that it’s 'Out of Stock', or if a houseguest publicly uses an item before that happens.

There are 8 rides, so that's 8 competitions of various types to play out over 8 weeks, each themed around a different carnival or theme park ride. At the end of these 8 weeks, the Carnival Ride Competitions end, and the Gift Shop closes.

## List of Carnival Ride Competitions

 Pendulum
 Simulator
 UFO
 Flume
 Ferris Wheel
 Drop Tower
 Roller Coaster
!mpossible

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests identify both correct and impossible answers to trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**!mpossible**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to answer trivia questions with correct and impossible answers.

This competition features three trivia questions, each with 9 possible answer choices - 1 correct, 3 incorrect, and 5 impossible answers.

Shawn begins the competition by giving houseguests the first half of a question. Houseguests then have 90 seconds to mail Shawn with what they believe to be the impossible answers. For each correct guess, houseguests will earn half a point.

Then Shawn will provide the question in full, which will allow houseguests to decipher which answer is the correct answer. Houseguests earn points based on the order they identify the correct answer to the question (6 points for 1st, 5 points for 2nd, and so on until 1 point for 6th). Houseguests only get one chance to guess the correct answer, and if they are incorrect, they earn 0 points.

After the three two-part trivia questions, the houseguest with the most points will win the Power of Veto.
Musical Video Chairs

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests recall music videos posted randomly throughout the week, and answer trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother Eruption*

"**Musical Video Chairs**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, houseguests must recall events from music videos Shawn posted the week prior, and answer seven trivia questions about those videos.

Shawn posts the question along with two possible answers - "A" or "B". Houseguests must message Shawn with what they think the correct answer is out of the two options.

If houseguests answer correctly, they advance to the next question, but if they answer incorrectly, they are eliminated from the competition.

If more than one houseguest remains after all seven questions, then they go to a tie-breaker question that is number-based.

The last houseguest standing wins.

## Modifications

The music videos that houseguests have had to watch has changed through the seasons. In it's initial *Big Brother 1* appearance, seven music videos were posted across seven days, and each featured one question during the competition. For it's return in *Big Brother 6* there were now only five videos, which were posted throughout the prior HOH competition. In *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*, five music videos were mashed into one custom video which was posted ahead of the season's fist Double Eviction.
Crypt A.

**Crypt A.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4*. He placed seventeenth.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

After failing to connect with HOH Oli G. in the first week, Crypt found himself nominated against the duo houseguest of Clair F. and Sasha L. Despite attempts from his *Late Vets* team to save him, he turned out to be the first target of the season, and was evicted in a 8-4 vote.
Spy Girls

The **Spy Girls** were the most significant alliance formed following the mass walkout in *Big Brother 2*.

## Members

 Jury

 Jury

 Winner

 Jury

## Overview

After all member of the Outsiders alliance besides Patrick walked from the game in Week 3, the large opposing Seven Deadly Sinners alliance started to splinter. Andrea and Sam, along with their unpredictable ally Max, were looking for a new group and ally to further their agenda. Seeing Anthony as an already a large threat and target in the game, they turned to Patrick as an ally, since he had nominated and tried to evict Anthony already, and still wanted him gone. Together they formed the Spy Girls.

Andrea and Sam won the final Co-HOH in Week 4, giving the alliance a chance to target Anthony. And so they turned on their former Sinner ally, and put him on the block next to scapegoat lone wolf, Joe H. However, much to their dismay, Anthony had struck up a friendship with another former Sinner member Nolan, who took Anthony off the block after winning the veto. Thus they were forced to be content with backdooring their replacement nominee Tyler instead.

The bad luck continue for the Spy Girls as Anthony won the first solo HOH in Week 5, nominating two members of the alliance - Max and Patrick, as revenge for his Week 1 nomination. Anthony secured his nominations by winning the veto, forcing Andrea and Sam to decide between their two Spy Girls. Knowing that the unpredictability of Max could potentially bring them down, and that Patrick could win competitions for them, they decided to side with Nolan and Joe to evict Max in a 4-1 vote, becoming the first casualty of the Spy Girls.

This decision paid off, as Patrick won the next HOH in the Double Eviction, and used it to finally take out their arch nemesis Anthony, and it was followed up by Andrea's HOH win in Week 6. However, Andrea started having doubts about Patrick, and his increasing bond with Joe. Knowing she herself was a threat with her duo Sam, she believed Patrick would take the next opportunity to get her evicted, and thus formulated a plan to backdoor him. Andrea nominated Joe next to the Nolan as collateral in case they were unable to make Patrick a replacement nominee. Sure enough, Patrick won the veto, and made a shockwave when he decided to use it on Joe, ruining Andrea's plan to split them up, and having to nominate and evict Jack instead.

The Spy Girls splintered following Andrea's attempt to blindside Patrick into two duos - Samdrea (Andrea & Sam) and Joetrick (Patrick & Joe), with lone wolf Nolan in the middle. From this point the alliance was no more, but it remained pivotal in directing the course of the game after the mass walkouts. Patrick proceeded to win the last two POV competitions and the final HOH to ensure himself and Joe as the final two, putting fellow former Spy Girls Andrea and Sam on the jury, before winning the game in a 4-2 vote - something he may not have been able to achieve if not for this alliance.
Face the Answer

### **Description**

A competition where houseguets have to answer trivia questions about the Final 11 houseguests of the season.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*

"**Face the Answer**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this mental and puzzle competition, houseguests must answer three trivia questions regarding the Final 11 houseguests of the season and solve puzzles of the faces of those individuals.

Shawn will post three questions, each question has three answers, and all answers are names of the top 11 houseguests. There is also a 24-piece jigsaw puzzle for each of the top 11 houseguests this season.

Houseguests must complete the puzzles of the avatars of all nine answers, and printscreen the completed puzzles. They then must present the three answers for each question via mail, with links to the screenshotted puzzles that make up the answer for each one.

The first person to send all nine puzzles under the correct questions and as the correct answers will win the Power of Veto.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 2* the rules were adjusted slightly. Instead of the avatar puzzles being from the top 11 houseguests, they were from the 12 previously eliminated houseguests, meaning that the final four houseguests themselves were not included. Furthermore, the jigsaw piece number for each was upped from 24 pieces to 36. These modifications carried over to the competition's appearance in *Big Brother 3*, however it reverted to 24 pieces in it's *Big Brother 4* return.

## Trivia

* An alternative to this competition, "Face the Facts", was introduced in *Big Brother Eruption*.
Roulette Wheel

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A wheel that throws a new twist or advantage in the game each week, but can be weighted by houseguests, affecting the outcome.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*

The **Roulette Wheel** is a twist from *Big Brother Second Chance*. Each week the wheel spins, unleashing a new twist or advantage into the game. However, houseguests have the chance to affect the outcome by weighting the wheel in favor of specific twists.

## Overview

Each week, after the Power of Veto competition, three potential twists are revealed that could enter the game in the next week to be played. Houseguests are then tasked with placing three chips on one or more of these twists that they want to see enter the game. Houseguests can load all their chips on one twist, or spread them around. They also need to select a color - red or black.

Each chip placed on a specific twist equals one entry for it in that week's draw - the more chips on a specific option, the greater odds it will be selected to enter the game. The Roulette Wheel is spun immediately following each live eviction. However, only certain houseguests will have their chips actually placed on the wheel before it's spun.

Before the Roulette Wheel is spun, an eligibility draw will take place. In the eligibility draw, the wheel will select a color from 5 red chips, 5 black chips, and 1 green chip. When red or black are drawn, only houseguests who selected that color will have their chips counted in the following twist draw. In the rare chance green is drawn, the only chips that will be counted are the surviving nominee's of that eviction.

Whatever twist or advantage is selected by the wheel will enter the game for the next week. The twist options for each week fall into three types:

* **Advantage Power**: Something that will help a single person in the game, and can be used anytime before a certain deadline.
* **Element Twist**: Something that will influence a certain aspect of the game, but not the entire week.
* **Week Twist**: Something that can completely change the game for the entire next cycle of the game.