Big Brother 1

**Big Brother 1**: **Sky High** was the first season of Moonville Studios!

## Casting

The casting for the first season "Sky High" began on August 18, 2020, where it was revealed that 16 houseguests would enter the game.

The cast was revealed a little big longer than a week later on August 28, 2020.

## Twists & Changes

* **Targets:** Coming into the season, everybody was assigned a random target, for the first 5 evictions the player whose target is evicted will earn immunity for the next week.

* **Double Eviction:** During weeks 4 and 7, two houseguests would be getting evicted instead of the usual one.

* **Revenge on the Houseguests:** The evicted houseguests vote on a remaining houseguest to receive three weeks of punishments as a way of repaying them.

* **Backwards Week:** This week, the houseguests would vote for nominees, then participate in the veto where a nominee can be saved, and the HOH competition occurs where they cast their sole vote on the final nominees.

* **Duo-ing Veto:** During week 9, houseguests would play the veto in duo's rather than individually, the winning duo's veto decision would have to be agreed upon or it would be randomized.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: Brian**

 **Jury: Brian**

 **Jury: Brian**

 **Jury: Dylan**

 **Jury: Brian**

 **Jury: Dylan**

 **Expelled**

 **Jury: Brian**

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Game History

### **Week 1 • ❝ New Beginnings ❞**

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

New ground was broken in Moonville Studios, as 16 brand new houseguests entered in the inaugural season of Big Brother! Bonds were formed, jokes were told, and a celebration was held as the action of the season began right away on night one.

A new twist was also revealed in the game, known as the **"Targets"** twist. Each houseguest in the game would have a target, and evicting them would result in immunity for the next week. This twist would last until jury would begin.

The first Head of Household competition was called **"First Impressions"**, where each houseguest had to give other players a range of 1-5 points on who they wanted to win the Head of Household. When it came down to Larry, Otis, and Brian, it ended up being **Otis** who won the first competition of the season with a score of 32 points!

At the nomination ceremony, Otis decided to keep his nominations simple, putting up **Leia** and **Nathan** for eviction due to having the two lowest scores in the first HOH.

**Larry**, **Brian** and **Caleb** were picked to play with the HOH and the two nominees **"Cloud Six"**, where players have to recruit the most houseguests not competing in the veto onto their cloud. It all came down to Otis and Caleb, with **Otis** claiming the first POV of the season.

At the veto meeting, Otis had no intention of using the POV, discarding it and having the final nominees remain as **Leia** and **Nathan**.

The vote came down to whether people felt Nathan's non-conscientious attitude did not belong in the house, or could be beneficial to people's game. At the end of a very chaotic week, a close vote of 7-6 sent **Nathan** out as the first evicted houseguest of Season 1. It was revealed that Nathan was targeted by **Golden**, who received safety for the next week.

### **Week 2 • ❝ First Blood ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-POV Nominee**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

With **Otis** being outgoing HOH, the final 15 were forced to endure a brutal endurance comp in **"Give me a 'Hey!'"**, which people had to regularly check in at certain intervals in the living room to remain in the game. After a useless delay by **Larry**, in which he didn't show up for the comp, it all came down to Jake, Dominic, and Madison. In the end, Dominic ended up taking safety for the week and Jake took up a secret power to give **Madison** the second HOH of the season!

In an attempt to make a power move, Madison decided to put up the previous HOH **Otis** and **Icy** up for eviction. She gave no public reasoning for why the two were nominated.

**Golden**, **Larry**, and **Rug** were chosen to play a tournament style game of **"Let's Draw"**, in which two players and Krihffy would play five rounds of the game, where one player draws and the others have to guess what is being drawn. Prior to the competition, a vote was held for a secret advantage to be won for the competition, which Madison won. She won the ability to grant her and someone else an automatic bye into the semi-finals, in which she selected Golden. The competition came down to a close matchup between Otis and Larry (and Krihffy too), but **Otis** prevailed by 2,000 points to claim his third competition win of the season.

At the veto meeting, Otis made the obvious decision of saving himself from eviction. With needing a replacement nominee, Madison again attempted to make a bold move, nominating **Caleb** for eviction in order to split up a couple in Caleb and Kaylie. This resulted in the final nominees being **Icy** and **Caleb**.

The vote came down to whether people considered Caleb as a good ally, or a threat for his relationship. At the live eviction, the vote was revealed to be a 6-6 tie. With Madison as HOH, she committed to her move evicting **Caleb** from the house. Caleb was revealed to be targeted by **Serena**, granting her safety for the following week.

### **Week 3 •⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ❝ The First Downfall ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-POV Nominee**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

With high tension from the previous week, the remaining 14 sans **Madison** competed in the first diary room Head of Household: **"Timin' It Right"**, in which players were given directions to use the Arthur bot stopwatch to stop it at exact times given to them. With the competition coming down to Otis, Larry, Icy, and Serena, it ended up being won with a perfect score of being off by 0 seconds by **Larry**, who won his competition of the season.

At the nomination ceremony, Larry decided to put up **Golden** and **Jake** for eviction, citing them both appearing to be active but not coming up to talk with Larry after the win.

The veto competition saw **Icy**, **Madison**, and **Otis** all dragged in to play the famous **"OTEV"**, where players were asked various factual questions, and the first to correctly respond would eliminate a player from the game to claim a prize. With prizes that included being a third nominee the next week, having your vote this week be exposed, being unable to compete in next HOH, having evicted houseguests be present in your DR, and a secret power, it came down to Larry and Madison in the veto, which Madison defeated Larry and claimed the veto as her prize and making **Madison** the veto winner.

At the veto meeting, Madison decided to use the veto on Jake, and in a shocking move, Larry decided to nominate an ally and threat, **Otis**, for eviction. This made the final nominees for the week **Golden** and **Otis**.

The vote came down to whether or not people viewed Otis as a friend and ally, or a threat long term for their games. In the end, the majority of the house voted in a 7-4 vote to send **Otis** out of this game. It was revealed that **Madison** was targeting Otis, meaning she had earned safety for the upcoming week.

### **Week 4 • ❝ Double Trouble ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-POV Nominee**

 **~~Nominee~~Walked**

 **Post-POV Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Before the week even began, Krihffy announced that because **Golden** would be a third nominee, that it would be a double eviction week and that two people would be going home.

With **Larry** as outgoing HOH, everyone except Larry and **Jake** who received a punishment competed in the next Head of Household: **"Majority Rules"**, in which players had to correctly what the majority of people would answer a certain question regarding two houseguests. In the end, it came down to either Madison or Icy, but it was **Madison** who won her second Head of Household of the season!

At the nomination ceremony, Madison decided to put up **Serena** and **Icy** next to Golden for eviction. She said she put up Serena for throwing out Madison's name and being incredibly shady, and Icy for the two not being on the same page.

**Brian** and **Rug** were drawn to play the veto competition **"Reloading"** , in which players were asked questions about the facts of Discord's reloading messages. During the middle of the comp, **Golden** unexpectedly walked from the season and left the group, providing no reason for his departure. As a result, the double eviction was cancelled and reverted to a single eviction. In the end, it was Rug who finished faster than Icy, meaning **Rug** had won the power of veto.

At the veto ceremony, Rug made a bold decision and decided to remove Icy from the block. Madison decided to put up **Allie** as a replacement to be used as a pawn. As a result, the final nominees were **Serena** and **Allie**.

The vote came down to whether people viewed Serena as an ally and a tool, or a rat and dangerous. In the end, the eviction revealed that in a 5-4 vote, **Allie** was evicted, before being corrected that **Serena** was the final pre-juror of the first season. It was revealed that she was targeted by **Dylan**, granting him safety the next week. In addition, Golden's departure granted his bounty hunter **Dominic** safety for the following week as well. The "Targets" twists would then end.

### **Week 5 •⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ❝ Lines are Drawn ❞**

 **HOHPOV**

 **~~Nominee~~Vote Cancelled**

 **~~Nominee~~Vote Cancelled**

The houseguests were first congratulated for making the jury phase, where the next nine people evicted would go on to vote a winner.

It was then revealed that the evicted houseguests would come back for a "**Revenge of the Houseguests**" twist, where the prejury would vote one houseguest to receive three punishments in three weeks. In the end, the majority voted **Madison** to receive it, in which this week all of her previous votes for eviction were revealed.

With **Madison** as outgoing HOH, the houseguests were tasked with playing **"Hidden Message"**, where players had to successfully decode certain phrases as different words. With the competition coming down to Icy and Larry, **Icy'**s slow yet effective strategy ended up claiming him his first HOH of the season!

At the nomination ceremony, Icy took a shot at threats, nominating **Madison** and **Larry** for eviction, citing his conversations with evicted houseguests in his diary room led to his decision.

With **Rug**, **Jake**, and **Allie** drawn for the veto, they were tasked to play **"Animal Farm"**, in which players were tasked to find 9 animals in 3 spoiler filled charts. During the middle of the veto, **Allie** unexpectedly walked from the season and left the server, citing being too busy to compete after leaving. In the end, the veto came down to Larry, Icy, and Madison, where the witty thinking of **Icy** made him earn full power for the week.

At the veto meeting, Icy stood his ground on taking a shot at the power duo, discarding the veto and leaving the final nominees of **Madison** and **Larry**.

Immediately after the veto meeting, Krihffy suddenly announced something big was happening. Larry had decided to activate his Halting Hex, earned from competing in the OTEV competition. By activating this, the eviction gets cancelled and neither Madison or Larry would be evicted this week. The week would act like an eviction would normally happened, and Icy would be ineligible to compete in the next HOH.

### **Week 6 • ❝ War is Waged ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Before the week commenced, the second week of **Madison'**s punishment is performed, making her unable to talk in any alliance chats she is in.

With a shocking end to the week, the remaining 10 were challenged with a classic competition: **"Sign Here & Here"**, in which players had to rally around and receive votes on a form for the HOH. In the end, Larry's suspiciously high vote count disqualified him, crowning **Rug** as the new Head of Household.

At the nomination ceremony, he decided to put up **Dominic** and **Leia** for eviction, stating the reason they were nominated was not talking to either of them all game.

With **Jake**, **Icy**, and **Dylan** drawn to play, the six competitors had to take part in **"Blurred Keys"**, in which competitors had to correctly identify the keys of houseguests that are blurred. In an exciting end of events, Icy prevailed over Rug in a tie-breaker, making **Icy** this week's veto holder.

At the veto meeting, Icy decided to use the veto on Leia, granting her safety. For a new nomination, Rug decided to put up **Madison** in an attempt to backdoor her. The final nominees for the week were **Dominic** and **Madison**.

The vote came down to whether or not people viewed Madison as a threat or an ally. In another tight vote, it was revealed that **Madison** had been evicted from the game in a 4-3 vote.

### **Week 7 • ❝ Pure Revenge ❞**

 **HOHPOV**

 **~~Nominee~~Safety Pass**

 **~~Nominee~~Pulled**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

With a big threat having just walked out the door, Krihffy revealed that once again it would be a Double Eviction week, in which two people would be going home.

Since **Rug** was outgoing as HOH, the remaining competitors were tasked to compete in **"This Houseguest"**, a challenge involving answering questions about previously evicted or current houseguests in the game. In the end, it came down to Icy and Larry being the only ones to successfully get a perfect score. However, **Larry** had a quicker time, winning his second HOH of the season.

At the nomination ceremony, Larry decided to nominate **Icy**, **Rug**, and **Leia**. He put up Icy and Rug for targeting him the previous weeks, and Leia to give her a wake up call in this game.

**Jake** and **Dylan** were selected to partake in this week's veto challenge: **"Abbreviations"**, where players had to correctly define the meaning of common abbreviations. During the veto, **Leia** was expelled from the game for breaking game rules involving sending screenshots. Because of successfully reporting these actions, **Kaylie** and **Icy** were granted safety passes, where they can grant themselves safety for one week until the F6. Because of Leia's departure, the double eviction would be cancelled for the week and would become a regular week. In the end, it once again came down to Icy and Larry, where Larry was able to answer all of them correctly faster, making **Larry** the third player this season to earn full power.

At the veto meeting, Larry stood with his decision on targeting Rug and Icy, discarding the veto. However, **Icy** used his safety pass, resulting him removing himself from the block. Because of this, Larry had to name a new nominee. He decided to name **Dominic** as the replacement, to use as a pawn for the week. The final nominees were **Rug** and **Dominic**.

The vote came down to whether people viewed Rug as an ally or a threat to their games. In the end, in another close vote, it was announced that **Dominic** was evicted in a 3-2 vote, becoming the second member of the jury alongside Madison.

### **Week 8 • ❝ Shake it Up! ❞**

 **HOHPOV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-POV Nominee**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

With Dominic's departure, the houseguests were informed that this week would be different than usual. It would involve the actions of final nominees, the veto, and the head of household performed in reverse, but someone would still be evicted from the house.

To begin the week, two people had to become "final" nominees. As a twist, one of the nominees was determined by **Madison**, as a result for taking the fall last eviction. She selected **Icy** to be her nominee. Then, the house voted on a second nominee. In the end, the majority of houseguests voted **Jake** to join Icy on the block.

Next was the veto challenge, where everyone was allowed to compete in a game called **"Birthday Party"**, in which players were randomly decided whether or not they performed tasks for the party. When it came down between Brian and Dylan, it was **Dylan** who lasted the longest and claimed the veto.

At the veto meeting, Dylan made a big decision to save Icy from eviction this week. Because of his save, the houseguest who received the second most votes from the house would be nominated as a replacement. Because of this, **Rug** would join the block. The final nominees were officially **Jake** and **Rug**.

Finally was the Head of Household competition, where once again everyone was eligible to compete in. Because of the special week, the winner of the HOH would become the sole vote to evict either Jake or Rug. The challenge played was **"Four Corners"**, where players were randomly assigned a corner then a corner was randomly picked to eliminate people. In the end, **Dylan** flashed his luck and won full power for the week.

The vote came down to whether or not Dylan had better relationships with Rug or Jake. In the end, the vote was revealed to be 1-0, where **Jake** was evicted for not reaching out to Dylan after the HOH.

### **Week 9 • ❝ True Connections ❞**

 **HOHPOV**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

With **Dylan** being outgoing HOH, the houseguests were tasked to play in **"Slide n' Puzzly"**, where players were given a slide puzzle and the first person to solve it under a minute would be crowned HOH. If nobody reaches it under a minute, the person who solved it the quickest would be the HOH. In the end, **Icy** was able to submit a score of 44 seconds, claiming his second HOH of the season.

For the nomination ceremony, Icy made some surprising selections, putting up **Brian** and **Rug** up for eviction, providing no reason why either went up.

For the veto this week, the HOH and nominees would be partnered with one of the other three houseguests. They were tasked to play **"Puns, Ahoy!"**, a challenge where the two players must work together to fill in the blanks of phrases with houseguests. With a very sloppy performance by everyone, it ended up the team of **Icy** and **Larry** had the highest scores, crowning them co-holders of the POV.

At the veto meeting, Icy and Larry made the easy decision to not cause any drama and discard the veto. As a result, the final nominees were **Brian** and **Rug**.

The vote came down to whether people viewed Brian or Rug were a closer ally to them. In the end, it was the first unanimous vote of the season, with a 3-0 tally to evict **Rug** at 6th place.

### **Week 10 • ❝ Time to Make a Big Move ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-POV Nominee**

 **Post-POV Nominee**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

With the emergence of the "Fan Favorite" vote, it was clear that the endgame has been reached. With **Icy** as outgoing HOH, the remaining four competitors played in **"X-Life Deaths"**, where they were quizzed about their knowledge on 4 videos about the show "X-Life". In the end, it was proven that accuracy was the key of these competitions, as **Dylan** claimed his second straight HOH of the season with a perfect score.

At the nomination ceremony, Dylan made some bold selections, placing **Icy** and **Larry** on the block, saying it was time for a big move to be made in the game.

For the first time since Week 3, a live competition was played for the veto. The remaining 5 competed in **"Mathematician "**, where they were given math equations to be solved. In the end, it was a tight battle between the two nominees, Icy and Larry, but **Larry'**s knowledge ended up in him claiming the veto for the week.

At the veto meeting, Larry made the obvious decision of saving himself, forcing Dylan to name a replacement nominee. Dylan decided to put up **Kaylie**, due to being closer with Brian. This resulted in the final nominees being **Icy** and **Kaylie**.

The vote this week came down to whether the deals Icy had made in previous weeks were successful or not to keep him. In the end, his threat level was too large to keep, and in a 2-0 vote, **Icy** was evicted from the Big Brother house, making him the fourth juror.

### **Week 11 • ❝ Best for Games ❞**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

With only four people left, it was still anyone's game to be the winner of the first season! With **Dylan** being the outgoing HOH, the remaining three houseguests had to play in **"Emoji Phrase"**, where players had to name phrases based off of given emojis. After all three competed, it was revealed the most accurate one was **Larry**, claiming the second last HOH and punching the first ticket to the Final 3.

At the nomination ceremony, Larry announced he was putting up **Dylan** and **Kaylie** for eviction, mainly for being closer with Brian than the other two individuals.

The remaining four were then tasked to compete in the final Power of Veto challenge of the season. They played the game **"Place Your Bets!"**, where players drafted themselves and three evicted players to do a simulated season. In the end, it came down to players drafted by Larry and Brian, but Brian's player managed to win the season, making **Brian** win the final POV and his first competition of the season.

At the veto meeting, Brian made the obvious decision of discarding the veto. This meant that Brian had guaranteed himself the second spot in the Final 3. The final nominees were **Dylan** and **Kaylie**.

The vote really came down to who Brian thought would be better take to the end, loyalty wise and competition wise. In the end, Brian made the decision of using sole vote to evict to eliminate **Kaylie** from the season, and being the final woman evicted from the house.

### **Week 12 • ❝ The Finale Battle ❞**

 **HOH • Part 1 HOH • Part 3**

 **Nominee**

 **HOH • Part 2Evicted1 Vote**

With Kaylie walking out the door, there were only three competitors remaining in the season: **Brian**, **Dylan**, and **Larry**. Each one of the three had different games, each one having different paths to get there, and each of the three having different opinions from the jury.

The final Head of Household of the season was in 3 parts, mainly revolving around the past season of this game. The winner of the first part would automatically qualify for part three, where the other two had to compete in part two to join the first winner.

The first part of the HOH was called **"Who's Missing"**, where houseguests were tasked on naming the houseguests left off the cast lists provided by them. In the end, errors by Brian and Larry made **Dylan** the winner of part one, and automatically qualify for part three.

Brian and Larry were left to play in the second part, **"Glimpse of the Past"**, where each were given ten multiple choice questions about the details of competitions, formats, or placements. In the end, Brian's failure to be accurate made **Larry** win the second part to go up against Dylan.

In the live final part of the final competition of the season, the remaining two were tasked to play in **"Jury Oddcasts"**, where they were asked eight questions about eight of the nine people who left the house during the jury phase. Larry took an early lead, but two crucial errors saw **Dylan** come behind and claim the final HOH of the season, leaving **Brian** and **Larry** as the final nominees.

The decision for who to be the last person to evict came down to both men pleading their cases to Dylan personally, each filled with emotion and pride. However, Dylan came up with a decision and chose the person to be evicted for being the biggest threat left to win. With that being said, he chose **Larry** to be the last evicted houseguest and the seventh and final member of the jury.

### **Finale • ❝ Two Surprising Cases ❞**

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up2 Votes**

With **Larry** becoming the final person evicted and 7th juror, it left us with **Brian** and **Dylan** as the final two for the inaugural season. The two contestants would have to plead to 7 contestants they have previously evicted on why they should win the game.

**Dylan** was the first to fully explain his game. He explained how he attempted to play a UTR floater game in order to avoid being a threat early on, utilizing his social bonds with both sides of the house and anonymous messages to really increase anger towards each side. He also explained how his competition wins benefited him by making be the one who took shots at threats including Icy and Larry. Overall, he believed he had a strong game utilizing the major three strengths of the game to make him believe he was the winner. Dylan was mainly questioned for his coaster-like behavior in the first half of the game, and his inability to say how Brian performed worse than him.

**Brian** was up next to plead his case. He explained how he played a floater style game in the same vein as Dylan in order to make each side of the house go after each other. He built great relationships that made him encourage both sides to target each other, and avoid getting any blood for it. He also made some very strong strategical decisions that placed him in an incredible position in the end game. He ended on explaining his key strategical decisions and great bonds were worthy to be the winner. Brian was mainly questioned about his failure to perform in competitions, and the feeling the jury had for him being "dragged to the end".

In the end, the vote was 5-2, and it emerged that **Brian** was the winner of Big Brother: Sky High! It was also announced that the Fan Favorite award was also won by **Brian**, who defeated **Larry** and **Icy** in the end.