Big Brother 6

**Big Brother 6** is the sixth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

This season's main twist included the Mount Olympus competition, lasting six weeks. Houseguests would compete for immunity, the ability to block three votes, and nominating a 3rd houseguest for eviction. The alliances were split by gender, but with Nick Rodriguez being apart of the all-women alliance; and Michelle Patel being apart of the all-men alliance. Aprildite's Army ultimately were the victors when Opal Martinez and Rebekah Harding made the final two together.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Rebekah***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Jury: *Opal***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Season Summary

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **Mount OlympusZeus' Immunity**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Sixteen brand new houseguests enter the Big Brother house. This season is themed all around Ancient Greece. For the first six weeks of the game, everyone will participate in a competition called Mount Olympus that will grant them a Greek god-related advantage if they win. April becomes the first HOH of the season. She forms a final five alliance consisting of herself, Jenna, Lindsay, Nick, and Rebekah. Jenna suggests their name be called “Aprildite’s Army”, a pun for actual Greek goddess Aphrodite. April tells her alliance that she plans to target Fred this week, since she finds him to be intimidating. The first two Mount Olympus competitions will grant the winner immunity for two weeks, symbolizing Greek god Zeus. Fred manages to win a crucial competition, so April is forced to switch targets. She notices him and Tom have been getting close, and realizes getting him out is the next best thing. April nominates him as her target and David as a pawn. Fred, Jenna, and Michelle get drawn for the veto competition, with April’s backup target Tom coming out on top. April now has to come up with a third target, who realizes that Dean is the next closest person to Fred and Tom. After Tom uses the veto on himself, Dean is named the replacement nominee. Before eviction, April opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be a disadvantage: she cannot compete in the next two HOH competitions, which adds to her continuous bad luck. Leading up to eviction, Fred and Tom attempt to rally the house in their favor to evict David. Keaton, Michelle, Will, and Zoe join forces with the two men, but the rest of the house evicts Dean in a nailbiter 7-6 vote.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Mount OlympusZeus' Immunity**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted10 Votes**

Following Dean’s eviction, Tom wins HOH. He solidifies his alliance consisting of Fred, Keaton, Michelle, Will, and Zoe to form “The Olympians” in retaliation of Aprildite’s Army. At the Mount Olympus competition, Nick wins well-earned safety. Tom nominates April as his target alongside Jenna, who is her #1 ally. Brennan, Fred, and Zoe are drawn for the veto competition, with Fred coming out on top. With the tables officially turned, Fred chooses not to use the Power of Veto, despite April and Jenna’s best efforts to turn the target onto Brennan, who has quickly become the house’s punching bag. Before eviction, Tom opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be an advantage: he has received an advantage in the next Power of Veto competition. On eviction night, everyone evicts April except for fellow allies Lindsay and Rebekah.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Mount OlympusHades' BlockerPost-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following April’s eviction, Opal wins HOH. She is considered a wildcard from both sides, but it has been clear that her and Brennan have not gotten along. For the next two Mount Olympus competitions, the winner will be able to block three people from voting, symbolizing Greek god Hades. Tom wins the competition, and will anonymously make his decision later. Opal later tells Zoe she is planning to nominate her as pawn, and that Brennan is her target for the week, hoping that she can continue playing the middle. Brennan and Zoe are ultimately nominated. Jenna suggests to her alliance that because of these nominations, they should recruit Opal as April’s replacement. Aprildite’s Army is later renamed to Mount Opalympus, courtesy of Opal herself. Lucy, Michelle, and Rebekah are drawn for the veto competition, with target Brennan coming out on top. Needing a replacement nominee, Opal’s new alliance tells her this is the perfect opportunity to backdoor Tom. She agrees, so Tom is named the replacement nominee after Brennan uses the veto on himself. Before eviction, Opal opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be an advantage: she has received an advantage in the form of being able to redraw players for the next three veto competitions. Leading up to eviction, Lindsay fills in Brennan, David, and Lucy about the plan to blindside Tom. On eviction night, Tom blocks Nick, Jenna, and Rebekah’s votes, which confirms the house’s suspicions that he won the Mount Olympus competition. Brennan, David, and Lindsay evict Tom, but Lucy backs out of the plan at the very last moment, causing Zoe’s eviction in a 5-3 vote.

### Week 4

 **HOHMount OlympusHades' Blocker**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Zoe’s eviction, Lucy wins HOH, who the house considers to be another wildcard. Lucy also wins the Mount Olympus competition. At the nomination ceremony, she nominates Rebekah and Tom, stating she has “another target” in mind. She later tells the house that she plans to backdoor Brennan, and this guarantees that the veto will be used no matter what. Mount Opalympus and The Olympians are both equally confused by this plan. Jenna, Michelle, and Will are drawn for the veto competition, with Tom coming out on top. Mount Opalympus are annoyed about Tom staying for yet another week. However, Lucy stays true to her word by nominating Brennan as the replacement nominee. Before eviction, Lucy opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be a disadvantage: she will become a punishment nominee next week. Fred, Keaton, Michelle, Tom, and Will realize they have the votes to send Rebekah out of the house, despite Lucy’s wishes to get Brennan out. However, Fred is yet another houseguest who does not like Brennan. On eviction night, Lucy anonymously blocks David, Opal, and Tom’s votes. However, the entire house knows this is her doing due to the scattered nature of who cannot vote. Fred decides to vote against his alliance’s wishes, and evicts Brennan alongside Jenna, Lindsay, and Nick for his personal game. Keaton, Michelle, Tom, and Will all feel betrayed by Fred.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **Mount OlympusPoseidon's Trident**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Punishment Trident2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Trident NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Brennan’s eviction, Will completely lashes out on Fred for his decision to evict Brennan, leading to a heated argument between the two. However, Keaton, Michelle, and Tom try to approach the situation in a more calm manner. Eventually, Jenna is crowned the new HOH. The last two Mount Olympus competitions will allow the winner to anonymously name a third nominee, symbolizing Greek god Poseidon. Lindsay wins this competition, and tells Jenna about it right away. The two girls celebrate, and are ecstatic about being in full control of the week. Because of Lucy’s status as a punishment nominee and the Trident twist in effect, Jenna will only nominate one houseguest for eviction. She nominates Michelle, hoping she can successfully backdoor Tom. Lindsay anonymously nominates Keaton, who she perceives as Tom’s closest ally. Nick and Rebekah are drawn for the veto competition, with Michelle coming out on top. The backdoor plan comes into full effect when Tom is named the replacement nominee. Before eviction, Jenna opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be a disadvantage: she will not be able to vote next week. Later, Opal catches wind of Keaton making multiple sexist comments, highlighting the fact he will “never” vote for a woman to win. She informs closest ally Rebekah about this and how uncomfortable she feels with his presence in the house, and the two realize they need to rope in David and Michelle, since Lindsay and Nick will not change their mind about evicting Tom, while Fred and Will will evict Lucy to save their alliance. David is on board with the plan. However, Michelle will be more difficult to persuade. Michelle tells Opal and Rebekah that she has been too afraid to call out Keaton’s sexism in worries about becoming a target herself, and says she is “on board” with the blindside. By a 4-2-2 vote, Keaton is completely shocked to find out he was evicted.

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **Mount OlympusPoseidon's Trident**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Trident NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

Following Keaton’s eviction, there is turmoil between both alliances. Michelle admits to Fred, Tom, and Will that she evicted Keaton only because she was done dealing with his constant sexism. Opal and Rebekah tell Jenna, Lindsay, and Nick the same thing, but the trio says that having Tom still in the game was much more dangerous for all of them. After everyone lets out their feelings, Fred becomes the new HOH. Nick also wins the last Mount Olympus competition. Fred still has resentment towards Will due to their argument last week, and informs Michelle and Tom that he cannot be trusted going forward. Opal and Will are ultimately nominated for eviction, with Will as the target and Opal as the backup target. Nick names Tom as the 3rd nominee, feeling hopeful that he won’t win the veto. David and Jenna are drawn for the veto competition, with David coming out on top. With David’s role this season just doing what he’s told while trying not to get caught in the crossfire between the two main opposing alliances, Will makes a final two deal with him in exchange for him using the veto. David agrees, so Will is removed from the block. Rebekah is named the replacement nominee, hoping that she or Opal will be evicted. Before eviction, Fred opens Pandora’s Box, which is revealed to be an advantage: he has received an advantage in the next eligible HOH competition. Later, Lindsay and Nick realize they need to pull off a miracle to have both Opal and Rebekah survive the week without Jenna’s vote, since David is spending most of time with Will, and will likely end up voting together since David used the veto on Will. Spontaneously, Michelle joins Lindsay and Nick in a conversation, telling them how much she appreciated Opal and Rebekah for filling her in on the plan to evict Keaton, and would love to work with them, Opal, and Rebekah going forward. However, Lindsay and Nick are still worried about a tie. Knowing that David and Will will evict Opal for being a bigger threat, Michelle decides to tell Lucy a fake rumor that Rebekah was planning to get Lucy out earlier in the season. On eviction night, Lindsay, Michelle, and Nick pull off a masterful 3-2-1 blindside on arguably the season’s biggest competition: Tom.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted5 Votes**

Following Tom’s eviction, Fred and Will both realize on their own this is now the second time where Michelle voted out one of her alliance members. The Olympians alliance has now officially dissolved. Nick becomes the new HOH. He nominates David and Will for eviction, who have become a new duo after the events of last week. However, Nick believes Fred is a bigger competition threat. Lindsay, Michelle, Nick, Opal and Rebekah make their alliance official, which is just Mount Opalympus with the exception of Jenna, who is still blindly loyal to them. Lindsay, Michelle, and Opal are drawn for the veto competition, with Michelle coming out on top. Michelle is informed about the backdoor plan, and hopes that by using the veto on David, she will become the next person to manipulate him for her own needs. At the veto ceremony, Michelle saves David, and Nick names Fred as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Opal stresses to Lindsay, Nick, and Rebekah that splitting up David and Will is a much smarter move. However, Lindsay and Nick no longer believe they are a threat, since Michelle has full control over him now. Rebekah takes Opal’s side on eviction night, but everyone else evicts Fred in a 5-2 vote.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Fred’s eviction, Opal wins HOH. She and Rebekah agree that removing David would remove any sort of ambiguity from the game, since he is by far the most unpredictable player left in the game. Therefore, Lucy and Will are nominated for eviction as pawns, with their alliance led to believe that Will is the target as the final loyal member in The Olympians. Jenna, Lindsay, and Nick are drawn for veto competition, with Will coming out on top. Opal and Rebekah try their best to not look happy, since this gives them the perfect opportunity to backdoor David. At the veto ceremony, Will uses the veto on himself, with David as the replacement nominee. Leading to eviction, Michelle and Will individually want to keep David in the game. However, Jenna and Rebekah would prefer if David left instead. Lindsay and Nick find themselves in the middle, but decide to side with Michelle, in hopes that David will still benefit their game. Lucy is blindsided by a 4-2 vote.

### Week 9

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Lucy’s eviction, Jenna wins HOH. She remains blindly loyal to Mount Opalympus by nominating David and Will for eviction. Lindsay, Michelle, and Nick are determined to keep David again, while Opal and Rebekah want to finish what they started last week. Lindsay, Nick, and Michelle are drawn for the veto competition, with Will winning his second Power of Veto in a row. Jenna names Michelle as the replacement nominee, since she is the only person she is not aligned with. However, David is Jenna’s new target. Leading up to eviction, Opal and Rebekah are determined to get David out. However, Lindsay tells Nick that they should bring David to the final three instead, since no one on the jury has respect for his game. This leads Nick to believe that Lindsay is not actually planning to take him to the final two. He rats out this information to Michelle, who is pissed. Nick eventually tells this information to Jenna, Opal, and Rebekah. On eviction night, Will joins Lindsay to evict Michelle so that his new friend David can stay in the game. However, Nick sides with Opal and Rebekah to evict David, blindsiding Lindsay.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following David’s eviction, the final seven learns about a double eviction. Michelle wins HOH. She and Will quickly reconcile, and realize that taking each other out would be dumb right now. The rest of the house (the rest of Mount Opalympus) has now turned on Lindsay after betraying them. Michelle nominates Jenna and Lindsay for eviction, with Lindsay as her target. Everyone but Nick is drawn for the veto competition, with Jenna coming out on top. She uses it on herself, with Michelle naming Opal as the replacement nominee. Lindsay begs and pleads for votes to stay. Nick mentions how he felt like she planning to take David to the final two over him, but Lindsay says since David is evicted now, he is her true #1. Nick is swayed back to her side. Will still believes Opal is the biggest threat in the game, and hopes Michelle agrees. Jenna and Rebekah evicting Lindsay causes a 2-2 tie. Michelle breaks the tie to evict Lindsay, still feeling bitter that she almost caused her eviction less than an hour ago.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Lindsay’s eviction, Rebekah wins HOH. Wanting to save her own skin, Michelle forms a final four alliance with Jenna, Opal and Rebekah called “The Goddesses”. Michelle also apologizes to Jenna and Opal for nominating them as pawns during the double eviction, but makes it very clear that her only target was Lindsay. Rebekah reveals to her new alliance that her target is Will, in which Michelle says she is totally fine with. After Michelle leaves the room, Jenna and Opal feel wary about her trust. However, Rebekah believes this alliance is sincere and can work. She also says to Jenna and Opal that she trusts Michelle more than Nick and Will, since the men almost caused Opal’s eviction. Rebekah ultimately nominates Nick and Will for eviction. Nick wins the veto. Rebekah names Jenna as the replacement nominee, hoping that this will earn trust with Michelle. Leading up to eviction, Nick grows worried about an all-girls alliance. He talks to Michelle about wanting the final three to be them and Will. Michelle is now torn between her new all-girls alliance and her sudden rekindled relationship with Will. Ultimately, she sides with The Goddesses to evict Will in a 2-1 vote.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Will’s eviction, the final five learn about another double eviction. Nick, the only man left in the game, wins HOH. He feels most betrayed by Michelle, so he nominates her and Opal for eviction. Opal wins the veto competition, with Jenna named the replacement nominee. Michelle quickly campaigns to Opal and Rebekah that she will be a bigger asset than Jenna to take Nick out at the final four. Jenna tearfully campaigns to Opal and Rebekah as well, saying she has remained loyal to them for the entire game. Opal and Rebekah are very torn on what to do, but both of them agree that Michelle is indeed better than Jenna in competitions, so they tearfully evict from the game. Jenna is evicted by a 2-0 vote, giving an extremely emotional exit.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Jenna’s eviction, Opal wins HOH. She nominates Michelle and Nick for eviction, and hopes that anyone but Nick wins the Power of Veto. Michelle is determined to make sure Opal and Rebekah made the right decision, and ultimately wins the Power of Veto. Opal is forced to name Rebekah as the replacement nominee. Nick attempts to rekindle his relationship with Michelle like Will was able to successfully. He also mentions that Opal and Rebekah are a tight duo that needs to be broken up. However, Michelle decides to cast her sole vote to evict Nick, since she doesn’t trust he would actually take her to the end. She also mentions in her speech that she wants to guarantee that a woman wins the season.

### Week 12

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominated0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Following Nick’s eviction, the final three compete for final HOH. Michelle wins part one; Rebekah wins part two. Rebekah wins part three, and evicts Michelle from the game so that her and Opal can achieve their goal of making the final two together.

### Finale

 **Winner9 Votes**

 **Runner-Up0 Votes**

Opal says she deserves to win because despite being perceived as the biggest threat in the game, she was still able to survive eviction due to her strong social bonds. She also mentions how proud she was of pulling off the Keaton blindside, even though it was a huge risk to leave Tom in the game. Rebekah says she deserves to win because played a very loyal game, and that her and Opal always equally made decisions together, and that she couldn’t have made it as far as she did without her. Opal earns the respect of every single juror, winning by a 9-0 landslide. Michelle is named America’s Favorite Houseguest.

#### Jury

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**

 **Opal**