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Name Dropper

Tier 3 Sellbot

Dropping Toons wherever she goes, the Name Dropper is the 3rd cog in the line of Sellbots.

### Trivia

* A "Name Dropper" is an individual who frequently mentions famous people they know or pretend to know.
* The Name Dropper shares its head mesh with the Number Cruncher
* Name Droppers are considered as feminine cogs, along with Number Cruncher, Micromanagers, and The Mingler.
Grace Spaulding

**Grace Spaulding** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Grace started off the game in the Off-Beats clique. Grace had a hard time adjusting to the game, as most of the time, she would be left out of the loop when it came to strategy. This is mainly due to her stand-offish personality. She wouldn't spend much time bonding with many people. Despite this, however, she was able to stay safe for quite a while. She was even able to win an HOH and evict Tasha Westfall. However, Tasha returned due to the Redemption Suite twist. Tasha decided to come with a counter-attack, as she won with the first HOH she competed in after she came back and attempted to evict Grace. However, Grace was able to convince people her threat-level wasn't as big as the person sitting next to her and stayed. However, she was later evicted at the Final Eight and sent to the Redemption Suite. She lost the competition to Vince Zhang, ending her game in ninth place and becoming the third member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Molly Needler

**Molly Needler** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Molly was unlucky during her time in the house. She had a bond with Valerie Rosario, as they were both mothers entering the house. Unfortunately, their fellow houseguests noticed this and they both ended up on the block during the first week. When the veto wasn't used, Molly was sent out the door first in a close 6-5 vote, becoming the first woman to be the first evicted from a season in Big Brother history.

## Trivia

* Molly is the first woman to be the first evicted from a season.
Sims Big Brother Wiki

Welcome to the ***Big Brother Sims Wikia***! This is the place where I will keep track of my Sims BB series! You can always come here to stay updated on everything going on in Sims Big Brother! Keep popping in from time to time if you get bored!

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Naomi Rooney

**Naomi Rooney** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Naomi was a controversial houseguest during season 3, both to the fans and her fellow housemates. She played a very snake-like game and was never one to be loyal to people who were loyal to her. Originally starting out in a good position, she was nominated during the second week. This caused her to feel like she had to change her game up, and because of this, she would lie about her votes and loyalties on several occasions. She became an unpopular houseguest to the fans, as she was becoming more and more unlikable and screwing over fan-favorites. The final straw was when she betrayed Dominique Terry and Emma Maloney when they attempted to take out Xavier Folkestad, but instead voted out Payton Billings. This led to everyone turning against her and voting her out in the Double Eviction, leaving her in 9th place and becoming the first member of the jury.
Jee Song

**Jee Song** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Jee began the game playing hard from the get go. Because of him trying to form alliances from Day 1, he was nominated early on. However, he won the Power of Veto to save himself. Because of this first week, he was relegated to the bottom of the house. He was later nominated during the third week, but got taken off the block. His downfall came when Week 4's nominations came to a house vote, and he was nominated alongside Stephania Martinez. He was evicted due to his position in the house.
Big Brother 2 (US)

**Big Brother 2 (US)** is the second season of the broadcasted edition of Big Brother (US).

## Background

### Development

*Big Brother 2* was confirmed shortly after the season finale of *Big Brother 1*. The season was told to have more twists than the prior season, as the show has grown comfortable with the format.

### House Reveal

#### House Pictures

Living RoomDining RoomKitchenBedroom 1Bedroom 2Have-Not RoomGymBathroomHOH RoomUpstairs LoungePatio AreaPool AreaFoyer
## Twists

* **Immunity Competition:** For the first five weeks of the game, the houseguests would compete for individual immunity. The competition would take place after the Head of Household competition. There's no limit to how many times a person can win immunity.
* **Week 4 Nomination Voting:** For Week 4, there would be no Head of Household crowned. Instead, every person would vote for two people to go up on the block. The two houseguests with the most votes will be nominated. If there's a tie, there will be a re-vote only between the two. If the veto is used, the person with the third-most votes during the nomination voting will be up as a replacement.
* **Double Eviction:** On Week 6, a double eviction took place, meaning a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour.

## HouseGuests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Brittany***

 **Jury: *Brittany***

 **Jury: *Andre***

 **Jury: *Andre***

 **Jury: *Brittany***

 **Jury: *Andre***

 **Jury: *Andre***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Have/Have-Not History

*+ signifies HOH for the week, thus automatic "Have" rights.*
## Game History

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **Immune**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 2

 **HOHPOV**

 **Immune**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Immune**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 4

 **ImmunePOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Immune**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

### Week 6

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 10

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Week 11

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 WinnerFinal HOH**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

#### Finale

 **Winner4 Votes**

 **Runner-Up3 Votes**

#### Jury

 **Andre**

 **Andre**

 **Brittany**

 **Andre**

 **Andre**

 **Brittany**

 **Brittany**
Hope Fassett

**Hope Fassett** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4 (US)*.

Hope was quite possibly the strongest player in the first half of the game. She formed a bond with many of the houseguests, particularly Glenn Zhou and Spencer Montgomery, the former eventually becoming a showmance. Hope won several of the first few competitions, and was able to put herself in a good position with her three-person alliance to make it to jury. However, it would only ever make it to jury. Her showmance, Glenn, was evicted in 8th place, leaving Hope and Spencer to fend for themselves. While Spencer was able to thrive under pressure and was able to depend on connections she built outside the alliance, Hope wasn't as lucky, and was evicted immediately after, receiving 7th place and becoming the third member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Terrence McMillan

**Terrence McMillan** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Terrence was not a very strategic player, but rather made it as far as he did due to his likability. He wasn't able to win any competitions, so he relied on social connections to make it far and to carry him. Unfortunately, when more and more alliances were created that left him out, this left him out of the loop. He was evicted at the Final Five and lost the Final Redemption Suite challenge of the season to Jessie Hughes, ending his game in sixth place and becoming the fourth member of the jury.
Von Hayward

**Von Hayward** is the winner of *Big Brother 9 (US)*. He later returned for *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Von entered the game with his co-worker, Willow Higgins, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Going into the game, Von and Willow had secret feelings for each other that needed to be explored in the house. They were able to explore it more and more due to their good positioning in the game and comfortable setting. This ended up culminating in one night, where Von and Willow kissed and then hooked up. They formed an alliance with another duo, Destiny Beasley and Sierra Kamau, promising to keep each other safe. However, the alliance broke up after the Final Six eviction due to the latter's betrayal. However, the duo was able to escape eviction and made it to the Final Two together, where Von's game was more respected by the jury, winning the game with a 7-2 vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 9 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 14 (US)*

### Voting History

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Andrea Milligan

**Andrea Milligan** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Andrea was best known for winning the first Head of Household competition of the season and being apart of the majority alliance for most of her stay. When she won the first Head of Household, she took out Cody Cowan for being disrespectful to the houseguests. However, Andrea was later removed from the majority alliance for going against them by using the veto on Jee Song in Week 3, when he was supposed to leave that week. However, she didn't know she was relegated to the bottom until the sixth week when she put on the block next to Andre Rivera and was later evicted due to this move.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Andrea is the first female to be the first Head of Household of a season.
Tasha Westfall

**Tasha Westfall** is the runner-up of *Big Brother 11 (US)*. She later returned for *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Tasha had a very rocky game, but was able to comeback due to the Redemption Suite twist. She started off strong in the Brains clique when they won the Student Council power and nominated the Populars. She was then safe for the next two weeks before being targeted by Grace Spaulding during the third week and being taken out. Tasha thought her game would be over, but she won several Redemption Suite challenges and was able to comeback into the game. Renewed with second life into the game, she vowed to target Grace. And she did that when she won HOH as soon as she returned. However, Grace was saved. Tasha was able to align closely with Randall Fontaine near the end of the game, and was able to make it to the Final Two with him, and lost due to her messy game and already being evicted, becoming the runner-up of Season 11.

## Player History - *Big Brother 11 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Randall** | N/A

## Player History - *Big Brother 14 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Trey Gutierrez

**Trey Gutierrez** is a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)*.

Known for his wild and kooky personality, Trey never failed to make a moment entertaining inside the house. Despite this, he wasn't the best strategically and didn't have a good read on the house. When he won HOH during the third week, he went after targets that no one was really going after, leaving the house stunned and losing trust in Trey. He was later evicted for being unpredictable during the fifth week, and lost to David Louis during the Redemption Suite challenge, leaving the game in 11th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Stephania Martinez

**Stephania Martinez** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2 (US)*.

Stephania was most known for her strong bond with Elaina Macari and being immune the first week. After winning the first ever immunity challenge, Stephania was on the right side of the numbers when she joined the majority alliance to take out Cody. She thought she was in good with the alliance, but she was later pushed out of the alliance, along with Elaina for attempting to align with the other side of the house and play the middle. Because of this, this led to her being nominated in Week 4 with the house nomination, but she was taken off the block. However, she was nominated Week 5 and later evicted.

## Trivia

* Stephania is the first person to be immune during a week.
	+ Stephania is the first person to win it through a competition.
Mr. Hollywood

Tier 7 Sellbot

Ready to act as the defeater of Toons, the Mr. Hollywood is the final cog on the Sellbot corporate ladder.

### Trivia

* A "Mr. Hollywood" is an individual who is dressed for perfection and
* Mr. Hollywoods share the same face texture as Glad Handers and Yesmen.
* Mr. Hollywood is the only cog with "Mr." in its name.
Kiyotaka Gokuhara

**Kiyotaka Gokuhara** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Taka planned to be the father of the house. Unfortunately, his age caused him to be a target to a good chunk of the houseguests, as he was placed on the block every week he was in the house. Despite this, this didn't stop him from being kind to everyone. However, his game ended when he couldn't keep up with the strategy of the house, ending his game in 14th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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### Voting History

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Adam McCormack

**Adam McCormack** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Adam was an early target in the game after winning the PoV in Week 2. He was seen as a competition threat that could pick up speed in the second half of the game. Despite being saved in Week 3, he was not so lucky during Week 4, after being put up on the block. When Gabrielle Fraser was put up on the block as a replacement, it sealed his fate. Adam was later evicted that same week.

## Biography

**Age:** 27
**Hometown:** Cambridge, MA
**Occupation:** Pharmaceutical Sales Rep
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Athletic, Flirty, Insider
**Favorite activities:** Meeting girls, going to the gym, and going on jogs.
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Being around all these beautiful women and not being able to contain myself.
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

Win the first HoH, get a big alliance, maybe get into a showmance, and try my best!
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My phone

- A soccer ball

- A football

- A baseball
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I was originally planning on being in the NFL, but didn't make it.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1 (US)*

### Voting History

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 3
 4

## Trivia

* Adam is the first person to be evicted from the house after being saved with the Power of Veto the week prior.
Short Change

Tier 1 Cashbot

Thanks for the donation. But I think my colleagues would call you a short change.

### Trivia

* A "**short change**" is someone who steals small amounts of currency during monetary transactions.
* Short Changes look strikingly similar to Cold Callers; the only difference is the lighter shade of blue.
* Short Changes are the strongest Cogs at the bottom of the corporate ladder.
Jaclyn Coe

**Jaclyn Coe** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Jaclyn was relatively unseen during her season. She was able to survive the first vote, but was nominated during the second week due to not having any connections. However, she was able to convince many people in the house to vote her fellow nominee, Shirong Lee, for being a strong physical player later on in the game. Her plan was to force a tie, and hopefully convince Elijah Dyson, the current HOH, to break the tie. She was almost able to convince him, before word came out about her strategic prowess, which later led to Elijah breaking the tie to send her home.
Beau Marsh

**Beau Marsh** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Beau was best known for his goofy personality and messy gameplay. Because of his messy gameplay, he and Victoria Ruiz did not see eye-to-eye on many issues. Beau was placed on the block three times due to not being a strong physical player and a good pawn. However, his pawn status ended when placed next to another pawn, Janae Lewis, and he left the game. Beau became the second member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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Version 3.0 Cogs

**Version 3.0 Cogs** (abbreviated as V3.0s) are a unique type of Cog that can only be found in the Megacorp C.E.O. Similar to Version 2.0 Cogs needing having 2 shells to defeat, Version 3.0 Cogs have 3 shells. Every Cog in the Megacorp C.E.O. is a V3.0 Cog, so Toons must come prepared with lots of Gags and rewards if they plan to defeat them all, especially in higher tiers.

## Layers

Just like V2.0 Cogs, the first layer of a V3.0 Cog is a normal Cog. Upon destroying this layer, the Cog becomes a V2.0 Skelecog. Once the Skelecog layer is destroyed, the final layer is a laser Skelecog like the ones seen in the DA Offices when a Toon sets off one of the puzzles.

They also have the same mechanic as V2.0 Cogs where any extra damage dealt to one layer will transfer over to the next. This is different from Toontown Online where only new damage values after reaching 0 HP would transfer over.

## Bugs

* While no longer obtainable, Fire SOS Cards do not work properly on V3.0 Cogs. The Cogs would still be fired from the cannons, but it wouldn't actually destroy the Cogs. Instead, they will still be able to attack the Toons from high in the air and invisible.

## Trivia

* Despite being laser Cogs, the third layer of a V3.0 cog will give Gag experience.
* These Cogs cannot be summoned by any means, making them completely exclusive to Megacorp C.E.O. only.
	+ This also means that only Head Hunters, Corporate Raiders, and The Big Cheeses can be found as V3.0 since they are the only Cogs that can spawn in a Megacorp C.E.O.
* This is the only way to find V2.0 Skelecogs.
	+ Before a previous patch, Skelecog and V2.0 invasions would cause bosses to have Skelecogs/V2.0s, allowing the Skelecogs in a V.P. to be V2.0 if the invasion was a V2.0 invasion. The second shell of these V2.0 Skelecogs would be laser Skelecogs.
		- There used to simply be another normal Skelecog underneath it.
* The second shell of a V3.0 Cog used to be another non-Skelecog shell, with the third shell being a Skelecog.
Dante Mullins

**Dante Mullins** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Dante formed a strong bond with Victor Caliente and Milyn Roper. Dante and Milyn formed a showmance in the first half of the season, forming a final two along with it. When Milyn faced the threat of eviction Week 2, Dante did all he could to campaign for her to stay. It ended up working, as she stayed. Dante later went on to win a veto Week 3 and save Adam McCormack, and won the Head of Household competition Week 5 after being blindsided the week before. He was left blindsided again when he and Milyn attempted to take out Tiana Del'Rio, but Victor flipped the vote to Tiffany Owens. Dante was nominated the week after by Tiana as revenge. Through out the game, Dante would be continuously nominated as a result of his move in the beginning weeks, as well as his showmance with Milyn. Dante was eventually evicted in the Final Five.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Dante came in with no strategy. So, his loyalties were more flexible than most. He tried to align himself with the people from his original season, but that didn't work well as Gabrielle Fraser was evicted during the third week. As the Winners vs Runners-up war heightened, he was put on the block as a pawn when Spencer Montgomery didn't want to go after any Winner or Runner-up in hopes that they would keep targeting each other. Fortunately, Dante survived. He was later put up by Nathan McBride, his former BB1 ally as the dynamics of the house changed. As such, he was later evicted and went out putting Nathan up as a have-not as revenge. Dante was the third member of the jury.

## Biography

**Hometown:** New Hampshire, NH
**Occupation:** Fitness Trainer
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Athletic, Smart, and Calm
**Favorite activities:** Working out, meditating, and hanging out with friends and family.
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**
Missing my family, especially my mama.
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**
I plan on being a supportive person for anybody in the house. I'm a chill person at home, so I intend to be the person that anyone can go to and I'll calmly listen to them. Being calm is a great way to make it far in this game.
**What would you take into the house and why?**
- My mama and papa
**Fun facts about yourself:**
- I'm a mama's boy, clearly.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Dante is the first African-American to win Head of Household.
* Dante is the first male to be in a showmance.
Erika Whitlock

**Erika Whitlock** is the winner of *Big Brother 10 (US)*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 8 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Erika came in as one of the fan-favorites due to her knowledge of the game and her willingness to cut her alliance members if need be. She did not disappoint, as she had her hand in a lot of evictions during the first five weeks of the game. She always voted in the majority and was seen as a front-runner. However, when an instant eviction was announced, Erika was called out for her game and was put on the block. She was later evicted, becoming the first member of the jury.

Fans widely regard her as one of the most robbed players in Big Brother history.

Returning for *Big Brother 10*, Erika felt pressure due to fan's high expectations for her return. However, she wanted to make sure she didn't disappoint them. Laying low at first, Erika wanted to make sure she wasn't targeted. Because of this, she threw a few rogue votes to show that she wasn't controlling everything this time around. Erika won three vetos in a row, and this solidified her position as a strong player. During the Split House Double Eviction, Erika and her ally, John Spoelstra, had all the control. They evicted Fiona, deciding to use Joel as a number in the future. Erika had a scary moment when at the Final Seven, the Hit The Road week almost led in Erika's nomination. Fortunately, she was able to win the Final Competition and secure her safety. Erika was in a tricky spot, with John and his showmance Ashton Cole having a numbers advantage. This came to a head at the Final Five when John betrayed Erika and put her up. However, they kept her safe. Erika wanted to take John out for this, but wanted to keep Ashton safe. Her plan was to make it so that her and Ashton had a strong bond going into the Final Three. However, Ashton still kept John, leading to Erika being in the Final Three with a showmance. However, her strong bond with Ashton was so that in the event he won the Final HOH, he could keep her safe. This didn't end up mattering, as Erika won the Final HOH and took out John, and won the game with a 6-3 vote against Ashton.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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## Player History - *Big Brother 10 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
**John** | N/A

## Trivia

* Erika is the 100th person to ever enter the Big Brother House.
* Erika is the first ever person to be evicted as a result of an instant eviction.
Easter

**Easter** is an annual Holiday on Tooniversal Studios that occurs from April 4th through April 19th. During this time, Easter eggs can be found throughout the Playgrounds and estates that give a variety of items when picked up. Hopscotch also arrives to give Toons a few Toontasks for Easter-related items. The main menu theme also changes.

## Easter Eggs

Throughout all the playgrounds and Toon estates, Easter Eggs can sometimes spawn in place of treasures. When picked up, they grant a variety of items. When picking up an egg, an effect similar to using a Toon-Up Unite plays where blue sparkles will go flying out and reward the player with one of a variety of gifts.

### Easter Egg Goodies

#### Very Common

* Jellybeans
* Silly Tokens
* Silly Sweets

##### Common

* Merits
* Cogbucks
* Jury Notices
* Stock Options
* Press Releases\*
* All Merits

##### Rare

* 1-5 Pink Slips

\*Please note that although Pressbot HQ has not been released and Toons are currently unable to assemble a Pressbot disguise, this is still a possible drop from Easter Eggs. It is also possible to get other department Merits without having the respective disguise assembled or if you already have a promotion ready for that department. As a result, the player receives nothing if these are dropped in this circumstance.

## Toontasks

A white rabbit named Hopscotch can be found in Fluffy Farms to offer two Toontasks for players. They are very easy Toontasks, only asking the player to defeat Cogs. Once complete, the Toontasks will give an Easter Basket accessory and Easter Wreath accessory.

## Trivia

* Easter Eggs and Christmas Presents are the only way for Toons without a Bossbot disguise to collect Pink Slips.
* Easter Eggs appear to be extremely common in estates. This makes for an efficient farming method where the player enters their estate and collects all the eggs there, then switches districts to refresh their estate and hunt again. There will almost always be at least one egg in the estate when Toons go there, but it is not guaranteed.
* Even though picking up an Easter Egg causes a Unite effect to happen, only the Toon who picked up the egg will receive goodies.
Milyn Roper

**Milyn Roper** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1 (US)*.

Milyn was best known for her showmance with Dante Mullins. Early on in the game, Milyn had a bond with Dante and it eventually flourished into a romance that was popular among the fans. Milyn started the game in a rough spot, after being in the minority after attempting to take out Victor Caliente with her ally Tiana Del'Rio. This landed the two of them on the block the following week once Victor won HoH. Tiana was pulled from the block, and Milyn received three votes. She survived the eviction, and laid low for a long while in the game, forming a bond between a lot of the houseguests. In Week 5, the vote was between two of her allies, Tiana and Tiffany Owens. She voted for Tiana to go, which strained their relationship, but they moved on and continued to work together, though wary of each other. Eventually, she was nominated as a replacement in the Final Four after Nathan won the veto and pulled himself off. Milyn was evicted right after Dante when Nathan cast the sole vote to evict her, ending her game in 4th place.

## Biography

**Age:** 26
**Hometown:** New York, NY
**Occupation:** Event Coordinator
**Three adjectives that describe you:** Ditsy, Strongminded, and Open minded
**Favorite activities:** Planning events and spending time with my friends
**What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?**

Having to deal with people I don't like.
**Do you have a strategy for winning the game?**

Not really. I don't know much about the show, but I'm a quick learner.
**What would you take into the house and why?**

- My phone

- A journal
**Fun facts about yourself:**

- I was held back a year due to difficulties in school and bullying

- While I'm ditsy at times, I can be smart when I want to be.

## Trivia

* Milyn is the first female to be in a showmance.
* Milyn holds the record of making it the furthest in the game without winning a Head of Household.
Scott Hayes

**Scott Hayes** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Scott was a fan-favorite and underdog during the course of the third season. He already had a moderate audience from his YouTube career, so many of his fans were first time watchers of the show. Scott played quietly at first, forming relationships with his fellow housemates and getting to know them. He threw a rogue vote during the first week, causing chaos. They never found out it was Scott. Scott later formed bonds with Emma, Jada and Xavier. Scott was relatively ignored until he and Dominique Terry started off on the wrong foot. This led to a rivalry between the two that carried throughout the second half of the season. This came to its boiling point when Dominique used the Diamond Power of Veto on herself and put Scott in her place in the hopes of taking him out, however, she was unsuccessful. He later tried to take her out in both the Final Five and Final Four, but was unsuccessful. Their rivalry came to end when Dominique won the Final HOH and took Scott out, ending his game in third place and becoming the seventh and final member of the jury. Ironically, Scott was the deciding vote at the finale, and got revenge by voting for Geffery Cheney to win.

In *Big Brother 7*, Scott came in wanting to repair his relationship with Dominique. They were able to mend the fences. He also aligned with Xavier from his previous season as well. When a Winners vs Runners-up war occurred, Scott was safe as he didn't show his allegiance to either side. However, during the fourth week, when Spencer Montgomery won HOH, Scott found himself on the block as a target for playing under the radar. When he lost the veto, Scott did his best to campaign for votes against Dante Mullins. However, Dante had strong connections, causing Scott to be voted off in 13th place.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 7 (US)*

### Voting History

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Leo Lin

**Leo Lin** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3 (US)*.

Initially starting as a strong contender to win, Leo won the first Head of Household competition, becoming the first minority to ever become the first HOH. He initially targeted Sofia Garza because of her personality clashing with some of the other houseguests. However, when she was pulled off the block, he decided to switch his plan to a backdoor on Dwayne Toxin for the fear he might become a threat later down the line. He was successfully evicted, and afterwards, Leo laid low for a majority of this game. However, his time was cut short when he was evicted by Xavier Folkestad as revenge for Sofia, ending his game in 7th place and becoming the third member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 3 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Leo was the first minority to ever become the first HOH.
	+ Leo is the first Asian-American to win the first HOH
	+ Leo is also the first Asian-American to ever win an HOH at all.
Neila Figone

**Neila Figone** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 8 (US)* and *Big Brother 14 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 8*, Neila didn't have much strategic power in the game. So, she relied on many others to do the thinking for her. She was nominated during the second week but was fortunately not sent home due to not being seen as a threat. Then during the third week, she won HOH and took out house target Kiyotaka Gokuhara to get some brownie points with a majority of the house. This seemed to work, as she was ignored for quite a while. She then was added into an outsiders' alliance with herself, Janae Lewis, Alessia Rowe, Ella Ayton and Victoria Ruiz. However, after losing Ella and Victoria, and Alessia flipping to the other side, Neila and Janae were alone. They were able to make it to the Final Five until Janae was taken out. Neila was then left alone in the house with no allies, and she was later evicted at the Final Four.

## Player History - *Big Brother 8 (US)*

### Roulette Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Roulette**

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother 14 (US)*

### Voting History

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Yvette Mitchell

**Yvette Mitchell** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 5 (US)*.

Yvette was originally at the bottom of the house at the beginning of the game. She had failed to make those initial connections, as seen when she had her vote removed from her during the first week because of the Vote Remover twist. She was nominated many times, but was able to catch her footing by winning three of the Vote Remover competitions and planting a target on Steven Reedy's back by making his loyalties unknown due to never voting. This worked out in her favor, as he was evicted once the jury phase hit. Yvette later entered an all-female alliance that formed due to the goal of wanting a female winner. This females alliance was able to manipulate the men into evicting each other, while they all watched. However, cracks started to form at the Final Seven, when Elise Koch and Jayme Horvath couldn't get past each other's differences. Going into the final six, Candace Benoit won the HOH competition and nominated the two remaining men as planned. However, Elijah Dyson won the veto, and Candace nominated Yvette as a pawn. Yvette was supposed to be safe, but when Elise felt that she was at the bottom of the female alliance and would've been the first to go were they to go to the Final Four, Elise flipped and joined the men, evicting Yvette in a 2-1 vote.

## Trivia

* Yvette is the first ever houseguest to not be able to vote during an eviction, despite being among the safe houseguests.
* Yvette is the first ever houseguest to have her vote taken away by the "Vote Remover" twist.
Francisco Domínguez

**Francisco Domínguez** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Francisco entered the game with his business partner, Makayla Jones, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Francisco was placed on the block during the first week. When he was left on the block after the veto, he was evicted in a close 7-6 vote. He later returned for the re-entry competition, but lost, ending his game in last place.
Sarah Lowry

**Sarah Lowry** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 9*, Sarah entered the game with her roommate, Rosita Cano, as a part of a twist. If they could make it to the final two, the winner would earn one million dollars. However, what they didn't know was that everyone else also had a secret partner with the same twist. Sarah was a very quiet player, most notable for her not making any moves and not being a strategic force in her season. She relied heavily on Rosita during the first five weeks of the game. However, when Rosita was evicted, Sarah didn't have anyone to rely on. This caused her to be a lone wolf and was later picked off due to her lack of allegiances, becoming the second member of the jury.
Parker Gyles

**Parker Gyles** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 11*, Parker wasn't known as much of a strategist. He mostly let many people make decisions for him and hoped to sneak to the end on the back of a bigger player. This was shown when Parker only won one competition throughout the season, that being the Hit the Road competition at the beginning of the game to save himself. However, besides that, he mostly slept throughout the day. This led to Parker being put up on the block as a pawn during the seventh week and saved due to his lack of threat level. However, at the Final Six, he wasn't seen as useful to anyone else, and with two duos competing against each other, Parker was caught in the crossfire, being voted out. He then lost the Redemption Suite challenge to Nico Renteria, ending his game in seventh place and becoming the fifth member of the jury.
Winter Holiday

The **Winter Holiday** is an annual holiday event that takes place in December every year. During this time, Christmas decorations are put up and snowflakes fall all around town. There are also presents that occasionally spawn in the place of playground treasures which yield a variety of rewards.The main menu theme does change, however. Santa Paws can also be seen with his sleigh and a bag full of presents in Toontown Central near the Schoolhouse and offers Toons a limited-time ToonTask for exclusive clothing. Trying to interact with him when his task is already completed will cause him to say unique dialogue such as wishing the Toon a merry Christmas or encouraging the Toon to find his lost presents.

## Presents

Presents can spawn anywhere that a treasure would normally spawn, in any playground. This includes the estate. When picking up a present, a visual effect similar to using a Toon-Up Unite plays where blue sparkles will go flying out and reward the player with one of a variety of gifts.

### Present Goodies

#### Very Common

* Jellybeans
* Silly Tokens
* Silly Sweets

#### Common

* Merits
* Cogbucks
* Jury Notices
* Stock Options
* Press Releases\*
* All Merits

#### Rare

* 1-5 Pink Slips

\*Please note that although Pressbot HQ has not been released and Toons are currently unable to assemble a Pressbot disguise, this is still a possible drop from presents. It is also possible to get other department Merits without having the respective disguise assembled or if you already have a promotion ready for that department. As a result, the player receives nothing if these are dropped in this circumstance.

## Trivia

* Christmas Presents and Easter Eggs are the only way for Toons without a Bossbot disguise to collect Pink Slips.
* Christmas Presents appear to be extremely common in estates. This makes for an efficient farming method where the player enters their estate and collects all the presents there, then switches districts to refresh their estate and hunt again. There will almost always be at least one present in the estate when Toons go there, but it is not guaranteed.
* Even though picking up a present causes a Unite effect to happen, only the Toon who picked up the present will receive goodies.
The Mingler

Tier 6 Sellbot

Mingling in the Toons' business, the Mingler is the 6th cog on the Sellbot corporate ladder.

### Trivia

* A "Mingler" is an individual who will "mingle" and move from group to group in order to know everyone, usually in an attempt to get ahead in their career.
* Their attack, the Paradigm Shift, causes them to be considered one of the most powerful cogs other than the cog bosses themselves.
* The Mingler and The Big Cheese are the only cogs with "The" in their names.
Kendra Carter

**Kendra Carter** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6 (US)* and *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

In *Big Brother 6*, Kendra became an early fan favorite. Right off the bat, she was in a tough spot due to being the oldest woman in the cast. This led to her being underestimated. However, she was able to win five POVs throughout the season. Eventually, people caught on to her threat level, and this led to her being evicted right before the jury phase. However, she was able to win the final Redemption Suite challenge of the pre-jury phase and return to the game the same night she was eliminated. From then on, she played more ruthlessly. She was able to make it all the way to the Final Five, until Ashton Cole, Jalen Everett and Sophia Wilkerson made a final three pact due to them never being evicted from the game unlike her and Jessie Hughes, leading to Kendra being re-evicted in fifth place, and becoming the fifth member of the jury.

Returning for *Big Brother 7*, Kendra bonded herself with Valerie Rosario. When Jalen Everett won the first HOH competition, Jessie Hughes tried to convince Kendra to form a BB6 alliance to stay together. Kendra didn't feel like forcing a deal that she wouldn't live up to, especially since Jalen was one of the causes for both Kendra and Jessie's evictions the previous season. Jessie still bonded with Jalen and saved herself, and Kendra ended up being nominated. However, there was a secret plan to backdoor Candace Benoit orchestrated by the previous runner ups. The runner ups wanted to get the winners out. Kendra thought she was safe, but then the rest of the house flipped to save Candace, not agreeing with the runner ups sentiments. Kendra was only able to get the runner ups and Valerie's votes, leaving Kendra to be the first evicted with a 10-3 vote.

## Player History - *Big Brother 6 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Kendra is the first houseguest to return to the game via the Redemption Suite twist.
* Kendra is currently tied with Jodi Hillman and Lawrence Payne for the most nominations in a single season, with six nominations.
* Kendra currently holds the record for the most POV wins in a single season, with five wins.
List of Big Brother (US) Contestants

This is a complete list of *Big Brother (US)* contestants. This page includes challenge wins and votes against. Also, a separate table is dedicated to returning players.

## List of Contestants and Statistics

This is a complete list of *Big Brother (US)* contestants. Here will also be stated each contestants' challenge standings and votes against. Take note that the ages and hometowns stated in this table. Jury votes are excluded from the table.

 *Italics* denote this houseguest has passed away
Silly Sweets

**Silly Sweets** are a currency in Tooniversal Studios that do not serve any unique purpose. Their only purpose is to be traded in for Jellybeans at the Toontown Bank in Toontown Central alongside Silly Tokens. Each Silly Sweet is worth 2 Jellybeans at the bank. Similar to Silly Tokens, a Toon can carry a maximum of 50,000 Silly Sweets, with no way to increase this capacity. Players can see how many Silly Sweets they have by going to the "Leveling" page of the Shticker Book.

## Obtaining

There are a few ways Toons can earn Silly Sweets in the game:

* Crates have a chance of giving some Silly Tokens upon opening one.
* Easter Eggs during the Easter holiday have a chance to give Toons a number of Silly Sweets upon being collected.
* Christmas Presents during the Winter Holiday have a chance to give Toons a number of Silly Sweets upon being collected.
* Just For Fun! Toontasks have a chance to give a number of Silly Sweets as a reward depending on what playground the player is in the taskline.
* During event beanfests, staff often use Unites that give all nearby players Silly Sweets in a similar fashion to Jellybean Unites. They can give 100, 200, 350, 600, 1200, or 2400 Silly Sweets upon each use. These Unites are never rewarded from the C.F.O. boss, so normal Toons cannot obtain them.

## Guides

* *Master Cooper's video tutorial for spending Silly Tokens and Silly Sweets*

## Trivia

* Despite being added to the game, Silly Sweets never had an initial function, unlike Silly Tokens that can be spent at Toon Hall or could previously be used for the Playground Skipper.
* Silly Sweets can be treated like an extended Jellybean bank since their only purpose is to be exchanged for more Jellybeans. If a Toon has 50,000 Sweets, they can use them as an extra 100,000 Jellybeans by converting them all. However, the Jellybean bank cannot hold this many Jellybeans at one time, so they would need to be converted in increments.
Pressboot HQ

Pressboot HQ is an event area in Tooniversal Studios that is only open during April Toons. It can only be accessed by teleporting to it via the map in the Shticker Book. The area is home to Gumshoes roaming around and a bunch of giant boots that are shaped like Gumshoe heads. Gumshoes are the only Cog that spawns here, but Cog Summons can be used to spawn other Cogs. It is also unaffected by invasions.

## Toontask

The giant boot in the middle of the area has an opening that Toons and Cogs can walk through. Melville can be seen inside and he gives Toons a limited-time Toontask in the theme of Gumshoes and boots.

## Trivia

* If a Toon manages to get to Pressboot HQ outside of the April Toons event, they will immediately be teleported out.
* It has no art on the map, but there is a cloud to the right of Lost Central that, when hovered over, says "Pressbot HQ." Despite being covered by a cloud, Toons can freely teleport there during April Toons and reveal it.
	+ This lead to a theory that the real Pressbot HQ will be near Toontown Central and that is what Flippy and Tutorial Tom are discussing before the Toon meets them in the Toontorial.
	+ Trying to teleport to a friend who is in Pressboot HQ when the cloud is still covering it will result in a message telling the Toon that they don't know how to get there.
	+ Exiting the game and logging back in results in the cloud covering the HQ again.
* When an invasion starts in a district, all the cogs will fly away, but only Gumshoes will respawn.
Back Stabber

Tier 5 Lawbot

Waiting to betray you, the Back Stabber is the fifth Lawbot on the corporate ladder.

### Trivia

* The head of a Back Stabber was made to resemble a broad knife blade.
* A level 9 Back Stabber does more damage with Guilt Trip than a Big Wig at level 12 using Power Trip.
* Back Stabbers are the most common cog residing in Polar Place, the street right before Lawbot HQ.
Spin Doctor

Tier 6 Lawbot

Sirens wailing all through Toontown, the Spin Doctor is the sixth cog in the line of Lawbots.

### Trivia

* The Spin Doctor and Telemarketer share the same head mesh.
* Other than the Ambulance Chaser, the Spin Doctor is the only medical field related cog in the game.
* The Spin Doctor has two group attacks and two single toon attacks.
Mike Boyd

**Mike Boyd** is the winner of *Big Brother 4 (US)*. He later returned for *Big Brother 7 (US)*.

Mike had a strong presence from the start of BB4. He was a strong player, both physically and mentally, and was able to pull many strings in the house. He was best known for his partnership with Lawrence Payne that turned into a final two. Mike started by winning many competitions, having power over the houseguests right away. He was able to make subtle moves at first, such as taking out Imani Layton and Nevaeh Clemons, and eventually moving onto more powerful players, like Glenn Zhou, Hope Fassett, where he was strategically behind each of their eventual downfalls. He also won the final competitions to secure himself a spot in the final two, where he won in a 5-2 vote, becoming the winner of *Big Brother 4*.

In *Big Brother 7*, Mike came in as one of two winners, which immediately put a target on his back. He intended to work with the other winner of the season, Candace Benoit, which led to both of them being seen as a duo. When the Runners-up of the season led a charge to take both of them out, Mike knew he had to win the second HOH and take away a number from their side. Because he knew it was harder to take out a runner-up, as many of them were connected, he took out a major number on their side, Valerie Rosario. This didn't end Mike's target, as this only caused him to be the target of a backdoor attempt. Luckily, he was able to successfully able to manipulate enough people to keep him to keep the Winners vs Runners-up War going. Eventually, runner-up Nathan McBride won HOH during the fifth week and stopped playing games. He put up Candace and Mike and didn't use the veto, and Mike's number one ally was evicted. Eventually, Mike was isolated and didn't have much room to move. He was later evicted the following week due to a double eviction, becoming the second member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 4 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
**Spencer** | N/A

## Player History - *Big Brother 7 (US)*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Mike is the first and currently only person ever to win the immunity challenge two times.
	+ Mike is the first and currently only person ever to win two immunity challenges in a row.