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Anna Styx

## Season History

**Anna Styx** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 9th place.

As an original member of The Grapevine, Anna coasted without touching the block for 6 cycles, despite losing close ally Apollo Hwang in Week 3. However, once the Grapevine began targeting The Muses, she was forced to defect from the majority alliance and survived eviction as a replacement nominee against close ally Florence Wilcox. However, she was nominated once again by Yasmin Milton as the main target, since Yasmin wanted to avoid becoming a target of Marjorie Diallo while still dismantling the Muses. She was unable to win the Power of Veto and was sent home by a vote of 5-1.
Yasmin Milton

* BB6
* BB1

## Season History

**Yasmin Milton** is the winner of Big Brother 6, who first competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 3rd place.

In Big Brother 1, Yasmin manipulated her sway over the dominant Grapevine alliance by influencing the vote and then simultaneously directing friendships and alliances to manage relationships with people outside her alliances. This worked until the Final 6, where former ally Tyson Geoffrey would begin targeting her, and eventually manage to cut her journey short right before the final 3.

On finale night, she was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Florence Wilcox and Sage Windhurst, but she lost to Florence Wilcox.

In Big Brother 6, she returned as a member of the dominant Villains team.

On finale night, she was nominated again for Fan Favourite alongside Milo Owen and Sage Windhurst, but she lost to Milo Owen.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

As the founder of The Grapevine, Yasmin established herself as one of the strongest players strategy-wise from the get-go (despite the controversial decision to send Apollo Hwang home - who, at the time, had not quite established himself as a threat in any way). Using her closest ally Dali Diaz as her insider into other alliances' plans, she used this information to work each vote to her favour; up until the final 6, where she began targeting the twins, more specifically Tyson Geoffrey. Pulling in Jemma Finch and Dali Diaz, she created the Team Too Much alliance with the remaining girls from The Grapevine - this plan was quickly foiled after their target, Thomas Geoffrey, won the Power of Veto, and Dali refused to send home Tyson. She was eventually able to get Thomas evicted, but due to Dali's refusal to evict Tyson, this gave him the opportunity to win the Final HoH. Ultimately, he sent Yasmin to the jury right before the finale, after recognising how strong of a candidate she would be to win.

Due to her strong social, strategic and physical game, many of the jurors declared that they would have voted for Yasmin to win regardless of who she was up against in the Final 2.

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Navigation

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Lily LaRue

* BB6
* BB2

## Season History

**Lily LaRue** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 6th place. She would later return for Big Brother 6, where she would place 10th.

In Big Brother 3, Lily started the game as a member of the dominant Sandstorm 7 alliance. She also formed the Collision alliance to secure extra bases within the alliance. She would later be invited by Monroe Fenton to join his Brawn League alliance - but was reluctant, due to Monroe's aggravating personality. She eventually agreed, which would initially work in her favour. However, Monroe would taunt Bélen Muñoz while she was leaving, angering Anika Osei, who criticised Lily and Niraj for being 'bystanders'. In Week 8, she convinced her ally Samir Ben to turn his back on Anika, effectively getting her evicted and ending their feud. However, Samir would later use this as ammunition to stay in the game, once Orson won HoH the following week. Unable to convince anyone to take her side, she was evicted unanimously and sent to the jury.

## Navigation

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Aisha Tatum

## Season History

**Aisha Tatum** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 12th place.

Aisha was known for being involved in the Supreme Six alliance as well as in a showmance with Orson Yates. In the first week, the alliance's plan to evict June Tsui was foiled when they couldn't assemble the numbers to vote her out. Things only went downhill from there so Aisha, along with Orson Yates formed the Interchange alliance with June Tsui and Jordan Savage. The house split had become very clear, and her and Orson desperately needed allies on the other side. This would turn out to be in vain, after Monroe Fenton won HoH. Aisha was supposed to be the pawn - however, once Monroe's target Bélen Muñoz won the PoV, Monroe targeted the showmance (nominating Orson as the replacement). Jordan and June decided Orson was a stronger player, and convinced the rest of the Sandstorm 7 alliance to vote out Aisha over Orson, leaving her evicted by a 8-1 vote (with only Bélen's vote to evict Orson).

## Player History - Big Brother 3

### Voting History

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Sage Windhurst

* BB6
* BB1

## Season History

**Sage Windhurst** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 6th place. He would later return for Big Brother 6, where he would place 8th.

Sage started off in a strong strategic position, as a leading figure in the Agents of the Night alliance. With the combination of the Agents of the Night alliance being unable to save Audrey Brandelton, and the arrival of Thomas Geoffrey, all of Sage's allies were either picked off or abandoned the alliance, which left him as a frequent pawn, being up for eviction 5 times. After the eviction of his last ally, Gabriele Romano, Tyson and his brother Thomas Geoffrey began to target The Muses, who Sage had also secretly begun working with. Sage made sure to distance himself from this alliance, managing to be the last non-Grapevine houseguest standing. After the eviction of Marjorie Diallo, Sage was evicted by a vote of 2-1 after being nominated by Thomas as a pawn.

On finale night, he was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Florence Wilcox and Yasmin Milton, but he lost to Florence Wilcox.

On Big Brother 6, he returned as a member of the Heroes team.

On finale night, he was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Milo Owen and Yasmin Milton, but he lost to Milo Owen.
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Dorothy Zhang

## Season History

**Dorothy Zhang** competed on Big Brother 4, finishing in 9th place.

An influential player, Dorothy controlled the majority of the pre-jury; having a say in who went home in the first four weeks and managing to influence the elimination of Faith Norwood. Winning the first two HoH competitions she participated in, she set herself in a position with alliances dotted all over the house, aligning herself and her sister with the physically strong 7th Power alliance, and with the charming, more sociable duo of Rosemary and Matthew Donahue. Dorothy and her sister Diane would narrowly escape being targeted by a vengeful Grace Akenzua, who Dorothy had sent home the prior week. House sentiments towards the Zhang twins slowly began to flip after the eviction where Diane was saved by an overwhelming majority against Sangita Khan - more and more houseguests began to recognise their increasingly large threat level. While they survived the first two weeks of jury unscathed, Dorothy would narrowly survive the Week 7 eviction against her close ally Matthew after being nominated by former alliance member Cesare Giuffrida's Diamond PoV.

The double eviction would turn out to be the final nail in the coffin for Dorothy and her sister, as Dorothy becoming a third nominee (as a result of the Field Trip competition) opened the door for Judah to turn on the duo in a last-minute decision. While her allies Ashley and Aston Keigan attempted to evict Cesare in favour of saving Dorothy, Elias Abraham would follow suit in betraying Dorothy, being the deciding vote to send her home.

## Player History - Big Brother 4

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Battle Back Competition

## *Big Brother* Recurring Competition

### Description

A head to head competition for the pre-jury evicted houseguests to make it back into the game.

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother 1
Big Brother 2
Big Brother 8

**Battle Back Competition** is a special Re-Entry Competition for houseguests evicted pre-jury to battle back into the house. The first and second evicted houseguests will battle one on one. The winner of that round will move on to face the third evicted houseguest, and so on. The last evictee left standing will be able to re-enter the house.

## List of Players

### Big Brother 1

* Dallas Randall - Evicted 1st
* Audrey Brandelton - Evicted 2nd
* Apollo Hwang - Evicted 3rd
* Dalton Prince - Evicted 4th
* Gabriele Romano - Evicted 5th
* **Jemma Finch - Evicted 6th**
* Florence Wilcox - Evicted 7th

### Big Brother 2

* Atlas Eubank - Evicted 1st
* Cava Silvano - Evicted 2nd
* Daniel Yeung - Evicted 3rd
* Jade Soo-Kwon - Evicted 4th
* **Eagle Thompson - Evicted 5th**
* César Juarez - Evicted 6th

## List of Winners

 2

**Eagle Thompson** | Defeated Jade Soo-Kwon and César Juarez after being evicted in Week 5.

## Trivia

* Coincidentally, both Battle Back Champions (Jemma - BB1 and Eagle - BB2) were originally evicted during the 5th week of the game, later going on to place 5th.
	+ Both houseguests would only be able to win veto competitions following their return.
Gabriele Romano

## Season History

**Gabriele Romano** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 11th place.

As a member of the ill-fated Agents of the Night alliance, Gabriele, along with Dalton Prince and Tyson Geoffrey was able to oust Dallas Randall as a potential physical threat. However, this alliance started to crack when Tyson doubted its power, after the shock eviction of Gabriele's closest ally Audrey Brandelton. Gabriele was later nominated as a pawn against Apollo Hwang and was able to save himself with the Power of Veto, but would not be able to save himself once Tyson turned on his alliance (following the entrance of his brother Thomas Geoffrey) first taking out Dalton, then Gabriele, by a unanimous vote.

Gabriele was able to defeat Apollo in the Battle Back competition, however, was subsequently defeated by Jemma Finch, who went on to return to the house.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

### Voting History

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 4
 5
Mariano Sanchez

* BB6
* BB5

## Season History

**Mariano Sanchez** is the runner-up of Big Brother 5. He would later return for Big Brother 6, where he would place 9th.

A member of the Brawn clique, Mariano along with Tatiana Girard leaned into the dysfunction of the group to convince other cliques to not target them in the early stages of the game. Although in the first week Mariano was nominated alongside fellow Brawn member Lola Valk, he survived the first vote by a huge margin. Mariano would eventually become one of the main leading figures of the Brawn & Beauty Coalition alliance, especially following Week 3 - when he was blindsided by the vote result, he was motivated to become more controlling with the votes each week. HouseGuests became more apprehensive to vote him out, week by week, thanks to his brother entering the game as well as his many connections among the house. His domineering personality would occasionally rub houseguests the wrong way, but not enough to be targeted or sent home. Eventually, he would be nominated alongside his brother Mateo, but saved due to Mateo being a bigger competition threat.

He eventually managed to make the final 2 thanks to back-to-back HoH wins, in spite of the new final 2 deal formed by Tahini Salah and Peter Seng. Seeing Tahini's gameplay as being more passive, he misread how the jury would interpret the gameplay of the two; as Tahini had a much bigger (and direct) influence on the votes than Mariano had expected. He lost the final vote 6-3, with the votes of his closest allies (Mateo and Reese Masterson) and Otto Donovan, who respected Mariano's ability to rarely be nominated despite being such a huge physical threat.

## Player History - Big Brother 5

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Caspar Harland

## Season History

**Caspar Harland** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 13th place.

Despite being in the minority alliance (Supreme Six), if there was an unofficial hierarchy for it, he would be at the top, with his pick for final 2, Bélen Muñoz. Sectioning off the Supreme Six into Couples' Court and Factor Four, this allowed him and Bélen to establish themselves as the 'most trustworthy' among the alliance. However, even though a member won the first HoH, it turned out to be a failed reign with both targets surviving. When Sandstorm 7 member Jordan Savage won HoH, he pinpointed Caspar as Bélen's right hand man, and therefore his biggest available threat. When Summer won veto, not much had changed - Caspar remained the target and was subsequently voted out 7-3.
Shareeta Dewan

* BB6
* BB1

## Season History

**Shareeta Dewan** competed on Big Brother 2, finishing in 4th place. She would later return for Big Brother 6, where she would place TBA.

Starting the game in a close friendship with Beau Alden, Shareeta threw out Atlas Eubank's name in the first eviction to save her friend when he was nominated (suspecting the panic and lack of solidified plans for the first eviction). Later, she formed an alliance with Beau, Barbara Bowen, Eagle Thompson, and Chantal van Aalst, later forming a closer bond with Chantal once Beau became close with Eagle. The alliance, named Fifth Ballot, attempted to take down strategic threat Ali Xavier during Chantal's 2nd HoH, however, due to Barbara flipping her crucial deciding vote, Ali stayed - causing a huge argument between Shareeta and Eagle, and the sudden disbanding of the Fifth Ballot (in addition to the Three Count alliance, consisting of the girls from Fifth Ballot. This was followed by Eagle nominating his former ally Shareeta on his HoH, and Shareeta returning the favour the next week - however, this time, she would manage to evict him. Three Count and Beau would once again fail to take out a Sulani Mafia member, targeting Marcel and once again losing the vote due to Barbara's disloyalty to the Three Count alliance. This began to plant seeds of doubt in her mind about whether Eagle had actually flipped or not.

However, on her HoH she focused on evicting houseguests who were definitely not her side - managing to evict competition beast Elyse Ivor while making amends with Eagle, who returned the same week. Managing to save herself once again on Ali's first HoH, this however, resulted in the loss of her closest ally Chantal. When ally Barbara nominated fellow ally Beau, this caused all remaining members of Fifth Ballot to confront and lash out at her for getting Daniel Yeung evicted in Week 3. This did not work in their favour, as it provoked her to officially switch to the other side of the house, voting with Ali and Milo Owen. Shareeta then survived the next two weeks by winning her fourth Power of Veto, and reluctantly accepting a truce from a paranoid Barbara. Eventually, her fortune ran out, after rival Milo managed to win both the HoH and PoV, she was evicted by Ali's sole vote due to her status as a huge threat to win the game.

On finale night, she was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Milo Owen and Elyse Ivor, and was awarded the §25,000 Fan Favourite Prize, with 43.1% of the vote.

## Player History - Big Brother 2

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Ballot**

 **Evicted**

## Navigation

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Octangula

doesn't get paid enough for this shit

Oct

Pisscabinet Tallyhall (adoptive mother)

Ily Tallyhall (adoptive sister)

Isaac (adoptive brother)

Tim (adoptive brother)

Heather (adoptive sister)

Ryanye West-Gojira (adoptive son)

Sal (adoptive son)

Fat Fuck (adoptive son)

Seal Tallyhall (adoptive son)

Gerald Tallyhall (adoptive son)

Snail Tallyhall (adoptive son)

President of Flavortown

Some Monarchy Bullsblackbart

Snake goes to Lust for Starbucks

Key Bitch goes on Trial

Octangula is the president of Flavortown and the heir to the Landysandian throne.

## Physical Appearance

Octa is a human most commonly seen wearing a navy blue suit with a bright pink heart patch. The heart patch is definitely not a reference to anything. He also wears several earrings in his left ear. His most notable feature is his weird ass stellated octahedron eye.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Makes Muscle Man's muscles flex via Lemon Demon**
* **Can float through physical objects (as a ghost)**

## Biographical

### Arc One

Octa, frustrated with his husband's arson, kills him with a mini piano. He steals the Arson Cloak, as well as the Arsonmobile, which he drives to an orphanage. A ninth grader claiming to be related to him adopts him and Octa lives with their group for many years. He is eventually disowned and adopted (kidnapped, honestly) by Snakadamia and Pisscabinet.

### Arc Two

Octa is the best man and Snake and Pcab's wedding and walks down the aisle with Rainy Lava. When Worm is sucked into a wormhole, Octa takes over her role officiating.

Ily, Octa's adoptive sister, leaves him 92% dead following a murderous rampage. His body is found by his adoptive brother, Isaac. He is rushed to the hospital by Snake and Pcab, where he is pronounced dead by Nurse Karen.

Following his death, Octa is damned to grind corn for the dogs in Hell. He sings "Two Trucks" by Lemon Demon, causing Muscle Man, who is part of the search party for him, to involuntarily flex increasingly aggressively the closer he gets to Octa. This results in Octa being found and his ghost being brought back to Landysandia. While there, Pcab rides on a hospital bed with his body. When discussing Ily's punishment, Octa votes for cutting off her legs.

Leo helps to put Octa's soul back into his body, replacing his blood with Kool-Aid in the process. Then in possession of a physical form, Octa slams Rainy into a table.

At Ily's trial, Octa testifies against her. After winning the case, he was compensated free therapy (by Rainy), healthcare for his wounds, and an apology note, although this was never received.
Zoe Holloway

## Season History

**Zoe Holloway** competed on Big Brother 5, finishing in 11th place.

A quiet player, none of the HouseGuests took much notice of her, only being nominated once as a back-up plan and surviving a clear-cut tiebreaker eviction. She was left out of the loop in most evictions, voting with the minority in half the evictions she voted in and not being on many peoples' radars when they won HoH. An unexpected HoH win in Week 6 saw Zoe break through as a standout character in the game; calling out the Beauty clique for being the only clique to not lose a member, controlling the game (which was partially true), creating the fake Secret Seven alliance, and declaring war on them. She would go on to nominate Bridgette Lovell and Jonas Locke as the only Beauty clique members to win a competition at the time, targeting Jonas for nominating her. A nailbitingly close vote influenced by the politics among the Brawn & Beauty Coalition would send Bridgette home over her target Jonas, however Zoe would feel successful in sending home a Beauty member nonetheless. Unfortunately for Zoe, Beauty clique member Cameron Cohen (also Jonas' best friend) would use her declaration of war as ammunition against her, evicting her by a overwhelmingly large 7-1 majority.

## Player History - Big Brother 5

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Beau Alden

## Season History

**Beau Alden** competed on Big Brother 2, finishing in 6th place.

Beau formed a close bond with Shareeta Dewan in the first week, but remained somewhat of an outsider - being nominated for the first two weeks consecutively. Forming Fifth Ballot with Shareeta, Barbara Bowen, Chantal van Aalst, and Eagle Thompson, Beau grew a very close relationship with Eagle - thus growing more distant from Shareeta. Beau struggled to control the game during his time in the Big Brother house, either voting in the minority or being nominated every single week. A notable example of this would be the Fifth Ballot's failed attempt to evict Ali Xavier, causing distrust between Eagle and Shareeta and effectively destroying the alliance. This lead to many failed attempts from Beau to revive the alliance while both Eagle and Shareeta targeted each other, followed by Eagle's eviction.

While he was able to eventually win the Power of Veto, vote out competition threat Elyse Ivor, and witness his best friend Eagle return to the game all in the same week, he subsequently lost close ally Chantal the following week. The next week, former ally Barbara showed her disloyalty to Fifth Ballot by naming Beau as a nominee without warning. While Eagle was able to save him, his 'luck' ran out the following week, when he was nominated against his closest ally and subsequently evicted by a vote of 2-1, due to his lack of close relationships within the house.
Coconut Gun

The **Coconut Gun** is a weapon wielded by Donkey Kong. It is a wooden firearm that shoots coconuts.

## Origins

The Coconut Gun was constructed by Funky Kong out of boredom. He would later give it to Donkey Kong.

## Usage & Power

The gun shoots its coconuts with a lot of force, due to its heavy-duty rankings. Coconut ammo travels at approximately 110 MPH.

### Spurts

"Spurt" is the term referring to shooting the Coconut Gun in a rapid succession. Donkey Kong is most known for performing spurts.

### Charged Shot

The Charged Shot is performed when DK holds the trigger half-way for a large amount of time, then shooting. Charging increases the coconut's speed to 160 MPH, also giving it a trail and whistling noise when fired. The Coconut Gun takes on an Ubercharge-like texture while being charged.

## Variants

The gun has had it's fair share of variants produced through the years, so all of said variants will be listed here (eh, don't count on it).
Re-Entry Competition

*This article about a singular returning competition. For the variant of the format, check out the Battle Back Competition*.

## *Big Brother* Recurring Competition

### Description

A competition for evicted houseguests to make it back into the game.

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother 5
Big Brother 7
Big Brother 8

**Re-Entry Competition** is a competition for houseguests evicted to re-enter. This competition has been replaced in the pre-jury phase by the Battle Back Competition.

## List of Players

### Big Brother 5

* Otto Donovan - Evicted 8th
* **Ashlee Tang - Evicted 9th**

### Big Brother 7

* **Corey Haddad - Week 6 HoH**
* Natalie Thatcher - Evicted 6th
* **Sandra Tuhami - Week 7 HoH**
* Royce Dulay - Evicted 7th
* **Rohan Ajay - Week 8 HoH**
* Zack Reid - Evicted 8th

## List of Winners

 7

 7

 7

**Rohan Ajay** | Defeated Zack Reid in the Double or Nothing Duel to prevent him from returning to the house.

## Trivia

* All Re-Entry competitions in Big Brother 5 and Big Brother 7 had 2 participants per competition.
* Big Brother 7 is the only season to have multiple comeback competitions and have nobody return to the house.
	+ It is also the only season to have current houseguests participate in the comeback competition.
Summer McIntosh

## Season History

**Summer McIntosh** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 9th place.

A member of the minority Supreme Six alliance, Summer found close allyship in Jermaine Owens and Bélen Muñoz. A record-setting streak of veto wins would keep her safe up until the jury phase, however, during this period she would continuously lose allies due to her alliance failing to win power week by week. A sudden alliance offer from Anika Osei would give Summer some hope for the jury phase, however when her rival Jordan Savage won the HoH and the PoV in the first week, this would put her in a precarious position for the third time. After rallying for votes, the eviction resulted in a tie. Unsurprisingly, Jordan broke the tie to evict Summer, sending her to the jury.

On finale night, she was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Jordan Savage and Samir Ben, but she lost to Jordan Savage.
Faith Norwood

## Season History

**Faith Norwood** competed on Big Brother 4, finishing in 11th place.

Faith navigated the game aligned with the ill-fated Sunshine Alliance and the more successful Sunset Six, created during the former alliance's crumbling. While she and her sister managed to lay low and stay safe for the first four weeks of the game, the Week 4 Power of Veto competition (won by Rosemary Donahue) was simply the beginning of the end for her. Frustrated with her choice to use the veto, Faith found herself in multiple confrontations with Donahue which would lead to the abandonment of any allegiances they had with each other. After winning the Week 5 HoH, she targeted Rosemary with the intention of backdooring her. Succeeding in her mission, this would be the straw that broke the camel's back - with Rosemary exposing many game conversations (specifically, how she said she would target Elias and Judah in the event Rosemary was saved) prior to exiting the house. Once Elias won the following HoH (given the information from the eviction that was exposed hours prior), Sarah Jean won the crucial Power of Veto competition to save herself, and rival Diane Zhang managed to nullify two of her allies' votes, Faith was voted out 4-2 and the first to be sent to the jury house.

## Player History - Big Brother 4

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Lola Valk

## Season History

**Lola Valk** competed on Big Brother 5, finishing in 17th place.

A beloved cast member, Lola's growing popularity made her an instant target for first HoH Ashlee Tang. Despite being one of the leading figures in the Brawn & Beauty Coalition, her allies would turn on her in saving the less threatening (and notably less likeable) option, Mariano Sanchez. With only Reese Masterson voting to save her, Lola was evicted by an overwhelming 12-1 majority.
Florence Wilcox

* BB6
* BB1

## Season History

**Florence Wilcox** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 10th place. She would later return for Big Brother 6, where she would place 11th.

Winning the Power of Veto in Week 1 and using it to save herself (after being nominated by Tyson Geoffrey), Florence instantly felt insecure with her position in the house, and formed The Muses as her core alliance, as well as an alliance with Dali Diaz, who she knew was close with Tyson. After winning HoH the following week and sending home Agents of the Night affiliate Audrey Brandelton, the Muses remained pretty much untouched until Week 6 - where her fate was sealed after Tyson's initial target Marjorie Diallo used the Power of Veto on herself. Up against her ally Anna Styx, Florence was evicted 4-3, with Tyson breaking the tie to send her home as the bigger physical threat. She failed to return to the house after losing to Jemma Finch in the Battle Back competition.

On finale night, she was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Sage Windhurst and Yasmin Milton, and was awarded the §25,000 Fan Favourite Prize, with 21.7% of the vote.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Tyson** | THEN
Judah Abraham

## Season History

**Judah Abraham** is the winner of Big Brother 4.

One of the quieter players, Judah connected more with the Sunshine Alliance - reluctant to follow his brother Elias to the 7th Power alliance, the two agreed to pretend to be estranged so that they could play the middle of the house. This tactic would work well enough for the brothers to be the last duo standing in the game. Judah would go untargeted for essentially the entire game, quietly building relationships with stronger personalities such as Diane and Dorothy Zhang, Grace Akenzua, and Matthew Donahue forming alliances such as Safety Net and Abraham Extended. A power shift in the mid-jury phase saw houseguests slowly turning on the Zhang twins, and on Judah's first HoH in Week 8 he made his first big move by convincing his brother Elias to flip the vote from Cesare Giuffrida to Dorothy. While he would have a minor target on his back due to himself and Elias being one of the last two remaining duos in the house, Judah was considered the last target of the four players in question.

This bought him time, following the eviction of his brother Elias, to once again push a power shift by forming a last-minute final 2 with Aston Keigan (as the two smallest jury threats and last two houseguests to lose their duo partners) and using this to deceive Grace into a fake final 3 alliance and turn on her allies Cesare and Sarah Jean Baker. Judah would then have a clear path to final 2, with all 3 remaining houseguests wanting to take him to the end. At the final 4, with Aston's help, Judah would take out Grace and then go on to convince Aston to take him to the final 2 over Sarah Jean. In a nail-biting finale vote where the first 8 votes were evenly split (seemingly by game relationships) Sarah Jean's deciding vote would hand Judah the win due to Judah's decisive roles in all of his biggest moves made.

## Player History - Big Brother 4

### HOH History

 **Field Trip**

 **Evicted**

**Cesare** | THEN

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Judah is the first and only winner ever to have won their season without winning any Power of Veto competitions.
* Judah is the first winner to not receive any votes to evict the entire season. He would later be followed by Tahini Salah.
* Judah only voted in the minority twice.
* Judah is the first and only winner to win by a vote margin of 1.
* Judah is the first winner to have won their season despite not winning the final HOH. He would later be followed by Tahini Salah.
* Judah holds the record for longest time taken by a winner to win a competition (50 days).
	+ Only counting HoHs and PoVs, this record is tied with Tahini Salah.
Damian Thornton

## Season History

**Damian Thornton** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 8th place.

Damian started the game aligned with Tyson Geoffrey, Dali Diaz and Apollo Hwang, but after Apollo's eviction he became more isolated, as Dali grew closer bonds with other houseguests. Following the entry of Thomas Geoffrey, Damian quickly formed an official alliance with him and his brother Tyson, thus forming The Iron Fist. This new alliance, along with The Grapevine, was able to take out Agents of the Night, and eventually began taking shots at The Muses. However, after the evictions of Florence Wilcox and Anna Styx, Marjorie Diallo was able to take out Damian on her HoH by a vote of 4-1, before being evicted herself the next cycle.
Apollo Hwang

## Season History

**Apollo Hwang** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 13th place.

Apollo was known for being on the outs from the beginning of the game - having alliances here and there, but not enough to let him in on voting plans or to keep him safe. In Week 1, he was the sole vote to evict Marjorie Diallo, and was then nominated for two consecutive weeks before getting evicted by a vote of 6-3.

In the Battle Back competition, he successfully defeated Audrey Brandelton and Dalton Prince, but was eventually eliminated by Gabriele Romano and was unable to return to the house.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

### Voting History

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Dalton Prince

## Season History

**Dalton Prince** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 12th place.

Forming Agents of the Night with Tyson Geoffrey, Dalton quickly established himself as one of the main strategic powerhouses in the game, succeeding in eliminating potential physical threat Dallas Randall. However, when the Week 2 vote went awry, and the alliance failed to keep affilliate Audrey Brandelton in the game, Tyson Geoffrey turned on the alliance, losing faith in its power. Dalton was the first victim of the betrayal, being nominated on Tyson's second HoH and subsequently voted out, after failing to win the Power of Veto. He was voted out unanimously, by a vote of 9-0.

He failed to return to the house after losing to Apollo Hwang in the Battle Back competition.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

### Voting History

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Rosemary Donahue

## Season History

**Rosemary Donahue** competed on Big Brother 4, finishing in 12th place.

Rosemary was remembered for her fiery personality and explosive eviction on Faith Norwood's HoH. She had a short-lived alliance with Rupali Channar, but ultimately failed to save her. Frustrated with her allies, this contributed to the slow and painful downfall of the Sunshine Alliance. She grew closer with Diane Zhang and Dorothy Zhang, who were already very closely aligned with Rosemary's nephew Matthew. For the first three weeks, this provided Rosemary a huge insider on where votes would fall for the majority of pre-jury; floating between both sides of the house. On Grace Akenzua's Week 4 HoH, she wanted to use the veto on her ally Dorothy, but the remaining Sunshine Alliance members did not - given the power the Zhang twins had for the first three weeks of pre-jury. Tensions began to flare up when the other members of THIQUE pressured Rosemary into using the veto. She used it, effectively cutting all ties off with the Sunshine Alliance. After the veto ceremony, this erupted into a massive argument between Rosemary, Matthew, Diane and Dorothy, against Grace, Sarah Jean, and Faith. While Rosemary was later able to make amends with her former allies, the truce was very temporary, following the impromptu blindside of Sangita Khan.

The Keigan twins, Ashley and Aston planted seeds in both sides of the house; setting up Sangita to be evicted - Aston convinced Grace to nominate Sangita, pretending to expect she would stay, while Ashley set Sangita up to be blindsided, pitching to Rosemary and the rest of the house to save Diane over the would-be replacement nominee. Once Sangita was blindsided, Rosemary was caught in the middle of yet another argument, burning all bridges with her former Sunshine Alliance allies. Once Faith won HoH, she targeted Rosemary with the intention of backdooring her. When Cesare was saved with the Power of Veto, Rosemary's fate was sealed. While former ally Grace turned back on her plan to evict Rosemary, this was not enough to save her - being evicted by a very close vote of 5-4. Upon her exit, she exploded on Faith, exposing all their game conversations; specifically how she planned to target the Abraham brothers Elias and Judah in case Rosemary was saved. This would lead to Faith's subsequent targeting and eviction.

## Player History - Big Brother 4

### Voting History

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June Tsui

* BB6
* BB3

## Season History

**June Tsui** is the runner-up of Big Brother 3. She would later return for Big Brother 6, where she would place TBA.

In Big Brother 3, June was a social butterfly, and her bubbly personality caught herself as Orson Yates' main target after the initial target Anika Osei vetoed herself. She would be narrowly saved by her Sandstorm 7 alliance, who campaigned to keep June as a stronger player for the Sandstorm 7. After saving herself with the Turbulence immunity challenge the following week, June would comfortably sit in a spot of safety throughout the rest of the game. She was in on every vote, never voting in the minority every time she was safe. While this can be accredited to her incredibly strong social game, whether she actually influenced any of these decisions is questionable. She would enjoy an 8-week streak of safety, later being used as a pawn all the way until the finale. After the final HoH competition, Orson would choose to take her to the finale. Although the jury actually commended her social game, she was criticised for her consistent failure to win competitions and passive gameplay, losing the final vote unanimously.

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Dali Diaz

## Season History

**Dali Diaz** is the runner-up of Big Brother 1.

Thanks to her social game, Dali was able to go the entire game without being nominated - with the exception of Week 12, where she was nominated by default. She was kept safe by having alliances all over the house, pretending to not have much control when they were up for eviction. Due to the constant split house rivalries, nobody suspected her as being too on-the-fence during the game. She was also an integral part in keeping her boyfriend Tyson safe and evicting his enemies, much to the chagrin of her closest ally Yasmin Milton. At the Final 2 jury questioning, she was criticised the amount of alliances that she failed to hold promises to, and for protecting such a huge threat for the entire game, despite having the guaranteed opportunity to evict him on three separate occasions. She received only one vote to win, from Marjorie Diallo, who commended her under-the-radar gameplay.

## Player History - Big Brother 1

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Thomas** | THEN
Jermaine Owens

## Season History

**Jermaine Owens** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 3rd place.

Jermaine played an incredibly passive game for the vast majority of his time in the house - aligned with the Supreme Six and Agents of Chaos, his loyalties laid mainly with Bélen Muñoz, Caspar Harland, Eske Larsen, and Summer McIntosh - so when most of his closest allies were gone by the fourth week, he avoided being involved in strategic decisions and laid as low as possible to avoid being pinpointed as a target. In Week 10, Jermaine won his first competition. He didn't have a genuine bond or partnership with Orson Yates, but they worked together out of necessity - being the only two remaining of the Supreme Six. Noticing Orson had become closer with Jordan, Jermaine calculatedly used his veto to get into Orson's good graces. However, the next week, he went into his first HoH reign with the intention of evicting either Orson or Jordan, since both were huge threats to win the game. Orson would survive this HoH reign and go on to win the final HoH, evicting Jermaine thus making him the final juror.

## Player History - Big Brother 3

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Jordan** | OR
Luca Montalbano

## Season History

**Luca Montalbano** competed on Big Brother 4, finishing in 15th place.

Despite starting the game in a decent position, in the 7th Power alliance which had controlled the first eviction, things shifted when Luca and his cousin Cesare were nominated by Week 2 HOH Matthew Donahue. Targeted for being the 'alpha macho personalities' of the house, Matthew's initial target Cesare escaped eviction, which left Luca in danger. In a last-ditch attempt to avoid eviction, Luca tried to flip the vote on Ashley Keigan, the replacement nominee. His reasoning being, that the twins were in a secret alliance running the game and had a final four plan. Even though this was somewhat true, he was still evicted by a significant majority, fracturing his cousin's game and creating tension amongst the 7th Power alliance after leaving the game.
Helix Competition

## *Big Brother* Recurring Competition

### Description

A competition competed in pairs for immunity (and +1 immunity) following the HoH competition.

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother 4

**Helix Competition** is a competition that premiered in Big Brother 4.

In the Helix competition, houseguests compete in duos for immunity. Competitors may only participate if their duo partner is still in the game, and if they nor their partner won the HoH that week. The winner wins immunity for themselves and their partner, as well as immunity for another pair of their choosing. After winning the Helix competition, houseguests may not participate in the compeition again. While the winners were still eligible to vote, they would lose the ability to be selected for veto competitions, effectively removing themselves from the veto draw.

The twist lasted for the first three weeks of that season.
Dallas Randall

## Season History

**Dallas Randall** competed on Big Brother 1, finishing in 15th place.

After coming close in the first Head of Household competition, Tyson Geoffrey pegged Dallas as a threat and with his Agents of the Night alliance, targeted him as a result. After failing to win the Power of Veto, he was nominated against his only ally Marjorie Diallo, and was evicted by a vote of 10-1.

In the Battle Back competition, he was eliminated by Audrey Brandelton, and therefore failed to re-enter the house.
Monroe Fenton

## Season History

**Monroe Fenton** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 10th place.

Famous for his unlikable personality, Monroe started off his game forming final 2 deals with Jordan Savage (Mavericks) and June Tsui (Billion Power), who were both reluctant to accept. He was also used as an asset for the Sandstorm 7 alliance to do their bidding. During his Week 3 HoH, he targeted Bélen Muñoz and Aisha Tatum, repeatedly criticising their gameplay and belittling them for the majority of the HoH reign, gradually losing the respect of the other houseguests. Following Bélen's eviction the next week, Monroe made a comment while Bélen was leaving the house, causing uproar from Anika Osei, who would abandon her alliance to target and successfully evict Monroe unanimously the week after.

## Player History - Big Brother 3

### Voting History

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### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Bélen** | THEN
Niraj Singh

## Season History

**Niraj Singh** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 8th place.

A founding member of the Sandstorm 7, Niraj found himself in a comfortable spot at the head of a dominant alliance from the beginning. The Sandstorm 7 alliance remained in control, evicting Supreme Six members for three consecutive weeks. To secure Monroe Fenton on Sandstorm 7's side of the house without officially adding him to the alliance, he convinced Lily to agree to Monroe's alliance proposal (Brawn League); leading to their downfall. This created friction between Niraj and his ally Anika Osei, who criticised Niraj and Lily LaRue for being 'bystanders' to Monroe's demeaning behaviour towards the women of the Supreme Six. After Bélen Muñoz's eviction, Monroe mocked her while she was exiting the house, the house erupted in arguments between Anika and the Brawn League alliance. Anika would successfully evict Niraj on her second HoH, sending him to the jury by a vote of 3-2.
Cesare Giuffrida

* BB6
* BB4

## Season History

**Cesare Giuffrida** competed on Big Brother 4, finishing in 5th place. He would later return for Big Brother 6, where he would place 6th.

Losing his duo partner Luca Montalbano early on in the game, Cesare survived in the game as a quiet outsider to the 7th Power alliance, despite winning the first three veto competitions. As the initial target during Matthew Donahue's Week 2 HoH, Cesare would win veto, inadvertently shifting the target to his cousin Luca who would go on to be evicted. However, Luca's last-minute attempt to flip the vote on replacement nominee Ashley Keigan would put a strain on the relationship between the Cesare and the other 7th Power alliance members - specifically Ashley and Aston. Following the earlier jury stage evictions, Cesare would grow increasingly distant from the 7th Power alliance and increasingly closer to Grace Akenzua and Sarah Jean Baker, forming the Trio of Halves alliance which would go on to dominate the early to mid jury stage. The trio would win back-to-back HoH competitions and vote with the majority for four consecutive weeks until Grace would flip on the alliance to make a final 3 with Aston and Judah Abraham, fearing Cesare for being the biggest jury threat. He would be evicted unanimously and sent to the jury house.

On finale night, he was nominated for Fan Favourite alongside Grace Akenzua and Matthew Donahue, and was awarded the §25,000 Fan Favourite Prize, with 27.7% of the vote.

## Player History - Big Brother 4

### HOH History

**Elias** | THEN
Tatiana Girard

* BB6
* BB5

## Season History

**Tatiana Girard** competed on Big Brother 5, finishing in 8th place. She would later return for Big Brother 6, where she would place 7th.

Notorious for her duplicity and manipulation tactics, Tatiana was a pivotal figure in keeping the Brawn clique off other cliques' radars, using their dysfunction and inability to win group immunity competitions as arguments to avoid being nominated for the majority of the pre-jury stage. She would also use these tactics in Week 4, following the HoH win of Amelie Reardon which caused the Brawn & Beauty Coalition to panic. Alongside Tahini Salah, the duo turned on their Bona5 ally Marie Sidibe, fabricating a story insinuating that she planned to throw Amelie and the Off-Beats clique under the bus in order to save herself (and creating a fake alliance for her loyalty). Amelie bought this story, opening the door for both the Beauty and Brawn cliques to use their numbers advantage to keep all their players in the game. Despite being almost entirely responsible for Amelie's eviction, both her and Tahini went completely undetected when Zoe Holloway targeted the Beauty clique for Amelie's eviction.

Tatiana's HoH during the split house eviction turned her game upside down however, as she had been playing a perfect game until then. She informed initial nominees Otto Donovan and Peter Seng that she planned to backdoor Jonas Locke, however when Tahini won the Power of Veto she refused to use it, foiling Tatiana's plan. When Otto realised he may be going home, he exposed Tatiana's plan, which Jonas and Tahini would later expose to the rest of the house, effectively damaging all of Tatiana's relationships in the house. While she survived the following eviction due to Mateo Sanchez wanting to keep her for a Brawn numbers advantage, she would swiftly be evicted on her former ally Ashlee Tang's HoH after the newly-formed Silent Choir alliance convinced her to target her.

## Player History - Big Brother 5

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Jonas** | THEN
Eske Larsen

## Season History

**Eske Larsen** competed on Big Brother 3, finishing in 14th place.

A member of the Sandstorm 7 alliance, Eske formed a close bond with fellow Sandstorm member Samir Ben. After losing both the Turbulence immunity challenge as well as the HoH competition, she survived the first round of nominations. Wanting to broaden her horizons, she accepted an alliance offer from Jermaine Owens and Summer McIntosh, forming the Agents of Chaos. This put her in a strong position socially and strategically, since she had connections on both sides of the house - however, when Head of Household Orson Yates's target Anika Osei managed to win the Power of Veto, he named Eske as a replacement. Despite not being Orson's target, and Jermaine's best efforts to keep her in the game, the Triad of Doom alliance convinced Sandstorm 7 as well as Monroe Fenton to keep June, leaving Eske evicted by a vote of 6-5.