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Lady Stella

## Estrela Adulta

### Pontos Bons

Lady Stella é determinada, faz de tudo para que as Star Darlings consigam realizar sua missão.

## Produção

**Lady Stella**, é a diretora de Academia Starling, irradia sabedoria e autoridade. Ela é um poderosa Cumpre-desejos.

Stella é uma mulher justa e de bom coração, mas pode ser severa quando a situação o exige. Ela também é conhecida por sua resolução criativa de problemas.

Senhora Stella está sempre à procura de uma solução, que é por isso que ela recrutou as Star Darlings inteiramente em segredo depois de chegar do outro lado do antigo Óraculo em um livro há muito tempo esquecido. Ela acredita que os doze meninas podem cumprir a profecia por escapando para Terra dos Desejos e concedendo os desejos dos jovens Desejáquios. Embora isso nunca foi tentado antes, Lady Stella é apenas ousado o suficiente para tentar fazê-la.

Às vezes, no entanto, ela pode ser como qualquer outra pessoa e cometer erros, como quando ela pensou que Ophelia faria um melhor Star Darling do que Scarlet.
Astra

### Pontos Bons

Astra é enérgica, corajosa, inteligente e confiante. Ela tem uma energia ilimitada e é sempre direta e ao ponto.

### Pontos Maus

Astra é, por vezes, arrogante, egocêntrica, condescendente, e impetuosa.

## Informações Estelares

### Desejo

Ser a atleta mais famoso na Starland! E ganhar...em tudo!

### Paixão Estelar

Competir em esportes ou apenas sobre qualquer coisa!

## Produção

**Astra** alcança o nível mais alto em tudo o que faz. É forte e nada a detém. Domina quase todos os esportes e é a estrela atleta da Academia Starling. Astra é muito confiante quando o assunto é habilidade física, porém costuma evitar entrar em contato com suas emoções.

Astra alcança para as estrelas em tudo que faz. Ela é forte e imparável. Ao crescer, ela ganhou uma galáxia de troféus estrela para o atletismo. Ela está dominado praticamente todos os desportos, de vôlei de energia para estrelar bases para estrelar bola. Ela até gosta de praticar esportes na chuva! Na verdade, ele era da equipe da Bola da Estrela da Academia Starling, que fez Astra desejar aplicar a escola em primeiro lugar. Agora ela é a jogadora mais estelar da equipe.

Mas vindo para Academia Starling, onde todo mundo quer ser o melhor, apresenta Astra com novos desafios. Ela soube que ela tinha de trazer um novo nível escaldante de energia para seus atletismo e seus estudos se ela estava indo para permanecer no topo.

Tudo isto de concentrar em vencer tem seu lado negativo. Astra pode ser impetuosa e agir como se ela fosse o centro do universo, e que pode empurrar amigos para fora de sua órbita. Sua companheira de quarto é Clover.
Adora

### Pontos Bons

Adora é inteligente e popular e se preocupa com o mundo ao seu redor. Ela é uma pensadora profunda.

### Pontos Maus

Adora pode ter a cabeça nas nuvens e estar pensando em outras coisas.

## Informações Estelares

### Paixão Estelar

Resolução de problemas, especialmente em Matemática e Ciências!

## Produção

Não existe detalhe pequeno para **Adora**. Ela ama analisar e reparar em tudo. Ela é descolada, sabe o que quer e seu estilo é digno de uma estrela. Não importa se ela está criando um novo tecido brilhante ou um delineador para os olhos com pozinho de estrela, Adora é expert na ciência da moda.

Enquanto Adora passa seus dias no laboratório, ela também gosta de colocar um vestido cintilante e sair para dançar, também! Quando ela conseguiu seu primeiro microscópio, a primeira coisa que ela olhou para foi para lantejoulas. A partir desse momento, Adora tem sido dedicada à ciência da moda e estilo. Se ela está tentando criar um novo tecido brilhante ou delineadores de Stardust; Adora se joga todo o coração em seu trabalho. Ela quer inventar um tecido elástico que responde a música. Se ela consegue suas roupas vai literalmente dançar com você!

Habilidades técnicas da **Adora** estão no nível gênio, mas suas habilidades pessoais precisam de um upgrade. Alguns de seus amigos dizem que Adora pode ser fria e distante, como se ela está constantemente analisando tudo ao seu redor, o que, ela realmente é! Sua companheira de quarto é Tessa.
Piper

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 **Menu**
 - Mercadorias
 - Galeria

* Animação
* Boneca

### Pontos Maus

Piper pode ser sonhadora, distraída, e insossa. Ela também pode ser mal-humorada e facilmente influenciável pelas opiniões dos outros.

## Produção

**Piper** parece flutuar pela vida e sempre vai mais além do presente. É extremamente delicada, adora meditar e escrever poesia. Piper tem uma habilidade inata para ler as pessoas, mas seus poderes extra-sensoriais intimidam os que a rodeiam.

Piper parece flutuar pela vida como se ela estivesse em seu próprio plano astral. Ela é etérea e fala com uma voz que é calma e suave como a seda. Mas às vezes ela dá às outras meninas calafrios. Ela é psíquica e está sempre dizendo a seus amigos sobre visões que ela tinha e à procura de bebidas espirituosas.

Para os créditos de Piper, sua educação é incomum. Ela morava em uma casa velha misteriosa longe no campo com sua avó enérgica e um irmão mais velho distante. A casa tinha uma reputação de ser assombrada, e praticamente ninguém nunca veio para visitar. Mas que foi bom com Piper. Ela fez amizade com os espíritos luminosos e conversava com eles todos os dias!

Quando Piper não tem a cabeça no cosmos, ela é muito divertida. Ela é também super artística e escreve poesias bonitas. Ela está atualmente trabalhando em um poema épico sobre desejos. Ela espera que ele tenha quatrocentos mil linhas, mas ela é atualmente está apenas na linha trinta! Sua conexão com a magia ao seu redor faz dela uma perfeita Star Darling. Sua companheira de quarto é Vega.

## Aparência

Ela tem cabelos verde-mar, olhos verde-mar e pele clara.

Piper geralmente usa um vestido verde-mar longo de várias camadas com várias estrelas decoradas.
Big Brother 3

This Season's Final Three.

Big Brother 3 was the fourth installment in the Big Brother Series overall, and the third in the nationally televised installment. Arisa Cox reprised her role as the host of the show, yet again. This season saw 17 houseguests enter to compete in the most brutally twisted summer ever, only to have two wildcard entry's join in later on during the game.

This season made use of the "hacker twist" in which each week, Americanada would vote for one houseguest to receive a game-changing power that, oftentimes, impacted the outcome of each week's eviction.

This season also saw two sides of the house go head to head, while the players in the middle controlled the votes each week, until only Johnny Mulder, Angela Rummans, and Elena Davies remained. Ultimately, Elena and Angela's iconic fued was settled at the finale, when Angela finally got the satisfaction of casting the sole vote to evict Elena, before ultimately losing to Johnny due to one of the most bitter juries we've had to date.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Vega

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* Boneca

## Produção

**Vega** é a estrela mais inteligente da escola e se esforça mais do que qualquer outra estudante da Academia Starling. Agora, que é a melhor da sala, Vega tem quer ir mais além. Sim, Vega é muito perfeccionista, mas precisa aprender a usar seus instintos e intuição na hora de realizar desejos. Quando está relaxada, Vega brilha como ninguém da pista de dança.
James Huling

James Huling was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

James played an under the radar game, in hopes of not becoming a big target. Although he did not win that many competitions, he did come close several times, thus leading to many houseguests fearing his competition prowess. James allied with Sindy, Meg, and Jackie, and he was nominated alongside Meg in week five, and was saved by the public. James managed to stay in the game until week six, when the target shifted to James and he was evicted in a tie-breaker vote. He placed 11th, and became the first member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
 **Week 3** | **HOH**
**POV**
**HOH**
**POV**
**Win**
**Loss**
 **Week 4** | **HOH**
**POV**
 **Week 5** | **HOH**
**POV**
 **Week 6** | **HOH**
**POV**
**HOH**
**POV**
**Loss**
*Illegible*
*Illegible*
Big Brother 1

Big Brother 1 (or just Big Brother) was the first season of the reality T.V. show, Big Brother. The show was hosted by Arisa Cox.

The show took place inside the Big Brother house. Each week the houseguests would compete for safety and send one of their own home.

The season concluded with Loveita Adams being crowned the winner by a 5-4 jury vote, with the Runner-Up of the show being Victoria Rafaeli.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 Brittnee
 Da'Vonne
 Sarah
 Naeha
 Jackie
 Kelsey
 Sindy
 James
 Meg
Christine Kelsey

Christine Kelsey was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

Right from the start of the game, Christine was used as a pawn. She played a more strategic game than she was letting on, and not many houseguests caught on to her game. Christine managed to survive until week 3, where Da'Vonne Rogers figured out Christine's game and targeted her for eviction. Christine was evicted in a vote of 6-5, placing 14th.

## Player History - *Big Brother*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
 **Week 3** | **HOH**
**POV**
**HOH**
**POV**
**Loss**
*Illegible*
*Illegible*

### Voting History

 2
 3
*Ineligible*
Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains

**Big Brother: Heroes Vs. Villains** (also known as *Big Brother 9)* is the ninth and final installment in the nationally televised Big Brother chronology (eleventh counting Big Brother Over The Top and Big Brother International). This season was a celebration of the show and opted to have twenty of the show's most iconic players who were either known for their honor and integrity (Heroes) or their deception and duplicity (Villains) compete against one another for the million dollar prize.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Twists

* **Teams:** For the THIRD time in Big Brother history, the game will be played in 4 teams of 5, each comprised of both celebrities AND civilians. Each week, one team would win individual immunity--granting each player safety, but simultaneously rendering them ineligible to participate in any other competition nor vote in the eviction. The remaining teams would vie for HOH, POV, and take shots at one another. This twist will persist for the first three weeks of the game. The teams are as follows:
	+ **Heroes: Nicole Anthony, Simon Ejdertoft, Erika Landin, Loveita Adams, Nicole Franzel, Da'Vonne Rogers, Holly Allen, Alex Ow, Alyssa Lopez, and Claire Rehfuss.**
	+ **Villains: Brooke Warnock, Jerri Manthey, Daniele Donato, Christie Murphy, Danielle Reyes, Janelle Pierzina, Christine Brecht, Tully Smyth, Cassandra Shahinfar, and Victoria Rafaeli.**
* **Immunity Idol POV:** A fan favorite twist from Big Brother 7, every now and again, production would hide a hidden Power of Veto somewhere in the house, giving its wielder the power to alter the nominations in any way they see fit--even bestowing the ability to name a replacement nominee.
* **Returning Competitor:** After the first five weeks, Americanada was given the option to vote one of the all stars back into the game; they opted to save Claire Rehfuss, prompting her re-arrival in the Big Brother House.
* **Jury Battle Back:** Following the fourth eviction of the jury phase, the first four evicted jurors--Claire Rehfuss, Holly Allen, Daniele Donato, and Alex Ow--were presented with an opportunity to compete for a spot back in the game; this right was won by Claire Rehfuss and Alex Ow, with Claire becoming the first houseguest to return for a *second time* within a single season.
Erika Landin

Erika Landin was the runner-up of Big Brother 2 and the winner of Big Brother All Stars, and is currently competing on Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

Erika played very low-key game in the beginning of the season. Her social game was very particular, having no clear allegiances throughout a majority of the game. She did, however, decide to temporarily truce with the Outsiders alliance, seeing that she needed a reasonably large shield to protect her from the Savage Seven. She was able to lie low until the jury phase of the game, when she was forced to start winning competitions to secure her longevity in the game. Despite this, she was never really considered a target by a majority of the house. She allowed the Savage Seven to blow up, guaranteeing her weeks upon weeks of safety. Eventually, with most of the alliance having been sent to jury, Erika had to win her way to the final two, and mistakenly chose to bring Julia Nolan to the final two over her sister, Liz, having believed that Julia played a weaker game than Liz, when in fact, it was the other way around. Ultimately, she lost to Julia Nolan by a 6-3 vote because the jury believed that Julia played a more strategic game then Erika did.

Erika is known for defying the odds by making it to finale night, despite being perceived as a floater by her fellow houseguests. In addition, she is most notable for breaking and setting several competition records, all while evicting her enemies in the process.

## Player History - *Big Brother All Stars*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Cassandra** | THEN
Big Brother Fans Vs. Favorites

This season's finalists: Victoria, Tully, and Lewis.

**Big Brother: Fans Vs. Favorites** (also known as *Big Brother 8.5)* is the eighth and a half installment in the nationally televised Big Brother chronology (tenth and a half counting Big Brother Over The Top and Big Brother International). This season pit eight newcomers against eight of the show's most beloved players to see who'd come out on top. Unsurprisingly, the veteran players quickly took control of the game and sent a majority of the newbies home before the jury phase of the game--prompting the remaining new players (Lewis, Victoria, Haleena, and Tom) to band together in an attempt to even out the numbers; however, the duplicitous duo of Tully and Tim had an alternate agenda. Using her connection with Victoria to infiltrate the newbies, Tully used them to target her sworn nemesis Alyssa for her--and was ultimately successful in doing so.

However, once Alyssa returned to the game, she exposed Tully and Tim for their villainy, prompting the house to split them apart--sending Tim to the jury. Reuiniting with Victoria, Tully convinced Victoria to turn on her former allies, and the two swiftly gained control of the house--controlling the game's outcome on a week-by-week basis.

After annihilating all their sworn enemies--save for Lewis Flanagan--Tully and Victoria seemed poised to make the finals together, until Lewis won the final HOH, that is. After a well-crafted (and slightly underhanded) argument concerning Victoria's disloyalty to him, Tully infamously convinced Lewis to take her to the finals--backstabbing her final remaining ally to do so. However, in spite of her duplicity, Tully's superior strategic maneuvering handed her the win in a 6-3 vote over the underdog, Lewis.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Meg Maley

Meg Maley was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

From the beginning of the game, Meg aligned herself with Jackie and James. She played an under the radar game, and this managed to help her advance. Together with her alliance, Meg aided in causing the eviction of many of the early evictees. She won her first HOH in week four, and nominated Loveita Adams and Vanessa Rousso. During her HOH reign, she turned the house on it's head. Eventually, her target, Vanessa, was evicted. However, Meg was nominated the following week by Brittnee, because of her unpredictable, yet fierce gameplay. She was then evicted by the public at the end of the week, placing 12th.

 Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
 **Week 3** | **HOH**
**POV**
**HOH**
**POV**
*Not Picked*
**Loss**
 **Week 4** | **HOH**
**POV**
 **Week 5** | **HOH**
**POV**
**Loss**

###  Voting History

 2
 3
Sarah Hanlon
 4
 5

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Jackie Ibarra

Jackie Ibarra was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

For the first half of the game, Jackie played a under the radar game. She aligned herself with Meg and James, and later Naeha. Although she didn't win that many competitions, she came second in a lot of them. During weeks 5 and 6, Jackie's allies Meg and James were evicted, thus causing an end to their alliance. Jackie was then alone, as the game shifted into the jury phase. Jackie then aligned with Naeha, and survived until week 8 without being nominated. However, she was then nominated and evicted the same week, placing 8th and becoming the fourth member of the jury.
Julia Nolan

Julia Nolan is the winner of Big Brother 2 and a houseguest competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Julia started the game off rather quietly, in hopes of lying low for the first couple weeks. However, when her sister Liz entered the house, Julia had to re-think her strategy. Initially, she was a part of the Savage Seven alliance, which dominated the first half of the game--that is, until Julia's first reign as HOH. During this time, her iconic rivalry with former alliance member Janelle Pierzina was formed, and the two split apart the alliance and soon found themselves on the outs of the game. Julia laid low and let the rest of her former alliance blow up, as both she and Liz skated by the jury phase of the game. Eventually, seeing as she had no option left, she deigned to work with Janelle to exterminate the remainder of her former alliance, only to backstab Janelle at the final four by orchestrating her eviction. Together with her sister, she made it to finale night where Julia was crowned the winner of Big Brother 2 over Erika Landin by a 6-3 vote because most of the jury believed that she played a more strategic game than Erika did.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Liz Nolan

Liz Nolan was a houseguest competing on Big Brother and Big Brother 2, and is currently competing on Big Brother All Stars.

For the first week, Liz laid low. She wasn't really on anybody's radar. Despite this, she was still nominated as a pawn in week two, against Sindy the target. However, Liz began campaigning hard, even before the power of veto ceremony began. This lead to many houseguests fearing her game, and so, the target then shifted to Liz. When she didn't win the veto, Liz was evicted unanimously by a vote of 12-0, placing 15th.

Liz then returned for season two, as a returning veteran twist houseguest to compete allongside her sister, Julia. Liz and Julia managed to survive several weeks without being nominated and were only targetted towards the end of the game. Liz did make it to finale night, however she was evicted by the sole vote of Erika Landin, becoming the final member of the jury and placing 3rd. She went on to vote for her sister to win.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
**Loss**

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Nicole Anthony

**Nicole Anthony** is the winner of Big Brother 5 and Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains, and was a contestant competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Starting the game in a relatively safe position, Nicole was quick to pick up on developing alliances--and even quicker to join them. Deceptively disarming, Nicole used her self-cultivated "weak" persona to foster a false sense of security amidst her fellow houseguests; this, in turn, proved to be an incredibly useful tactic. Nicole was able to fade into the background as bigger targets emerged, such as Christie and Holly. Consequently, Nicole remained largely untouched for a large majority of the game, only having to face the block once during the second round of evictions in week four. This allowed Nicole to skate into the jury phase of the game relatively unscathed; all whilst hiding behind the shield of her majority alliance. As Christie and Holly continued to butt heads, Nicole began to form a close friendship with fellow alliance-member, Brooke Warnock. Together, they formed a final-two deal completely independent of their original alliance. As such, when former allies such as Holly and Kat found themselves on the block, Nicole and Brooke were quick to turn their backs on them with the hopes of fostering their collective gameplay. This proved to be a rather effective tactic, as flipping between majorities kept Nicole safe until the final five, where she had to start to play her hand a bit more aggressively. Nicole was forced to win competition after competition to secure her spot in the finale. Together with Brooke and Daniel Caon, Nicole faced the jury on finale night, ultimately being crowned the winner in a 4-2-1 vote thanks to her superior strategic maneuvering throughout the game.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Mitchell Moffit

Mitchell Moffit was a houseguest competing on Big Brother 2.

Although he started out the game relatively slowly, Mitch proved to be an apt strategist early on in the game, participating in the orchestration of Pilar Nemer's blindside in week two. However, after he was nominated by Nikki Grahame as a pawn, the target immediately shifted to Mitch after the Savage Seven realized the strategic threat he posed, thanks to to Nicole Franzel. Mitch was ultimately blindsided at the eviction, causing an upset in the house. His eviction has gone down as one of the most iconic moves in *Big Brother* history.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
 **Week 3** | **HOH**
**POV**
 **Week 4** | **HOH**
**POV**
**HOH**
**POV**
**Loss**
*Evicted*

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4
Janelle Pierzina

Janelle Pierzina was a houseguest on Big Brother 2, Big Brother All Stars, and Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

Known for her fiery attitude and rebellious personality, Janelle was one of the top competitors on *Big Brother 2.* Janelle originally aligned herself with the Savage Seven, and was in a position of power for the first half of the game, being able to control the outcome week to week with her alliance. However, during week six, cracks began to form in her alliance, and Janelle quickly found herself on the outs of the alliance, next to her mortal enemy, Julia Nolan. She was forced to play a more defensive and bold game from that point onward. She helped orchestrate the demise's of her former alliance members, and managed to stay under the radar for quite some time. Janelle managed to survive until the final four, until she was evicted by the sole vote of Liz Nolan.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Nicole Franzel

Nicole Franzel was a houseguest on Big Brother 2 and Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

Nicole was originally a twist houseguest on the second season of the show. Although not in the house for all that long, Nicole successfully orchestrated Mitchell Moffit's blindside eviction, and then co-created a majority alliance that would keep her safe for weeks to come. With her alliance constantly in power, Nicole would constantly pull the strings and get her preferred houseguest evicted. She played a near flawless game, until week 11 when her strategy came into the light and her already crumbling alliance turned on her, resulting in her eviction. She placed 7th, becoming the 5th member of the jury.

Nicole's game has been revered by many, collectively viewed as one of her season's better strategists. Her strategy was nearly flawless, and for that, she is named one of the game's best mental competitors.
Elissa Slater

Elissa Slater was a houseguest on Big Brother 2 and is currently competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Elissa was nominated in the first week, and since then, she wasn't afraid to make big moves. In week three, her game was blown up by Jennifer and she, alongside her sister, were nominated for eviction, resulting in Rachel's eviction. Elissa then laid low until the jury phase of the game where she continued to make big moves and strategize to get her opponents out of the house, namely by aligning herself with bigger targets, such as Danielle Reyes and Janelle Pierzina (albeit temporarily). Her scheming kept her safe until the last double eviction of the season, where she was nominated and evicted at the hands of Julia Nolan--following her ally Danielle right out the door.

On finale night, Elissa won the first ever Fan Favorite Award.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Naeha Sareen

Naeha Sareen was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

Naeha played a very strategic game. She always wanted to flip the votes in order for her preferred nominee to stay, but was usually unsuccessful. Her game was unnoticed by everyone, and she made it all the way to week eight without being nominated. In addition, she formed the Slay-Ha's alliance with her ally Jackie Ibarra, due to the fact that neither of them had been nominated yet. However, when word got out of their strategic gameplay, they were both targeted for eviction. Naeha managed to save herself with the POV, but unfortunately for her, Jackie was evicted. Naeha was then nominated and evicted the following week, during the first part of the double eviction. She placed seventh and became the 5th member of the jury.
Arisa Cox

Arisa Cox is the host of the Big Brother franchise.

Being the host of Big Brother, she gives recaps and hosts the competitions. In addition, she tally's the votes and tells the houseguests who is evicted. After that, she then interviews the evicted houseguests.

## Personality

Despite being initially cordial, Arisa has grown to be fed up with some of the houseguests' antics, and repeatedly calls them out for it.

## Seasons

* Big Brother 1
* Big Brother 2
* Big Brother: Over The Top
* Big Brother 3
* Big Brother 4
* Big Brother 5
Pilar Nemer

Pilar Nemer was a houseguest competing on Big Brother 2 and Big Brother 4.

In spite of having her stay on Big Brother 2 cut short, Pilar was selected to be one of the "second chance" houseguests competing on Big Brother 4. She quickly cemented her position as a strategic powerhouse, orchestrating the evictions of Natalie Eva Marie and Sindy Nguyen early on. In spite of this, she was able to pin the blame on other houseguests and remain under the radar for the first half of the game. After gaining trust with fellow veteran Kelsey Faith, the two hatched a plan to evict strategic powerhouse Christine Kelsey, by placing Kelsey on the chopping block against the former. Ultimately, their plan succeeded--in part to the campaigning efforts of Lolo Jones. Pilar then entered the jury phase of the game seemingly unscathed, and proceeded to allign with Jessica Graf upon her re-entry, forming the Bad Girls Club alliance with both Jessica and Kelsey. The three became a dominant force in the game, winning competition after competition and sending the opposition to the jury. However, after the assassin twist sent Kelsey packing, Pilar was swiftly taken out in the triple eviction--her fate seemingly sealed. However, just a week later, she stood poised to re-enter the house after the final assassin twist revived a former juror's game. She aligned with Jessica once again, and the two battled against Lolo and Paras Atashnak for sovereignty. Ultimately, after failing to secure the final veto, Pilar was evicted once again at the hands of Lolo Jones, placing 4th and becoming the 8th member of the jury.

Ultimately, despite her shortlived gameplay on Big Brother 2, Pilar is considered to be one of the game's most fearsome strategic competitors--rivaling the likes of Cassandra Shahinfar and fellow BB2 contestant Nicole Franzel.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### Competition History

**POV**
**POV**
**Loss**

## Player History - *Big Brother 4*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Jessica Graf

Jessica Graf is the winner of Big Brother 4 and a houseguest competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Record-setting competitor Jessica Graf started off the game in an admittedly poor position. After aggravating the majority of the house with her behavior, she soon became the house's collective target. After forming a temporary alliance with Eddie Lin and the other newbies, Jessica felt safe--when she really shouldn't have. What was really an elaborate ruse, the "alliance" soon turned on Jessica after Eddie claimed power in week three, opting to back-door her (in which he was successful). Jessica was unfortunately blindsided and evicted in a very close vote, swearing vengeance upon the entire house. Having been sent to sequester following her eviction, Jessica's future in the game seemed bleak. However, two weeks later, Arisa then revealed the season of second chance's next twist: a chance to re-enter the game. Jessica won Americanada's vote in a landslide, and was poised to re-enter the game in a position of power. Using her HOH, she sought to exact revenge on Eddie for backstabbing her. Ultimately she was unsuccessful in doing so, but she *was* successful in evicting his alliance member, Cory Kennedy. Having shot to the top of the house's collective hitlist, Jessica now found herself struggling to preserve her safety. However, she managed to win the POV nearly every time she was nominated, allowing her to remain at the top of the pecking order for just one more week. Eventually, Jessica aligned herself with veterans Kelsey Faith and Pilar Nemer, forming the Bad Girls Club alliance that would come to dominate the remainder of the game. While the alliance was able to send home a few of their opponents, both Kelsey and Pilar were ultimately sent to the jury in the triple eviction--and under Jessica's hijacked HOH reign no less. However, after being saved by the cancellation of the Week 10 eviction, Pilar re-entered the game, and together with Jessica, they dominated until the final four stage where Pilar was evicted once again.

Ultimately, Jessica was able to survive until finale night, where she was crowned the final HOH. She evicted Paras Atashnak with her sole vote, choosing to take Lolo Jones to the final two with her. Thanks to her competition prowess, Jessica ended up winning the show by a vote of 7-2, marking the first time that a returning contestant had won the show.

Throughout her stay in the house, Jessica broke several competition records set by houseguests in previous seasons. As such, she is fondly regarded as one of the game's strongest physical competitors.
Fan Favorite Award

Alternatively titled "The Americanada's Favorite Player Prize," or just Fan Favorite Award, is a prize handed out at the end of the season to the houseguest who received the most votes in a poll. The award is given to the "favorite" houseguest of the season. This was introduced in Big Brother 2.

## Award Winners

**Janelle**

**Christine**

**Lolo**
Johnny Mulder

**Johnny Mulder** is the winner of Big Brother 3 and a houseguest competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Famously manipulative, Johnny was pegged as the dark horse to win his season. Having perfected the "floater strategy," Johnny made a shield out of his alliance of Kaela Grant, Paras Atashnak, and Alejandra Martinez, and used them to propel himself forward in the game. However, after his allies Paras and Alejandra were evicted, both he and Kaela continually found themselves on the outs of the game. They both laid low, and manipulated other houseguests into working with them and doing their bidding. Thanks to their under-the-radar gameplay, they managed to make it to the final four together, however, Kaela was ultimately evicted by Elena Davies. Moving forward on his own, Johnny used Angela and Elena's feud to his advantage, purposefully throwing the final HOH to Angela so that she'd evict Elena over him. Thanks to Angela's immense amount of enemies on the jury, Johnny was ultimately able to win over her by a close vote of 6-5.
Big Brother All Stars

**Big Brother All Stars**, also known as *Big Brother 6,* is the sixth installment in the nationally televised Big Brother chronology (seventh counting Big Brother Over The Top). This season pits the greatest players from across the franchise against one another to determine who truly is the best of the best.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Twists

* **Americanada Chooses The Houseguests:** The twenty-four all-star candidates were announced to the public audience and they were allowed to vote for who they wanted to return. Ultimately, sixteen houseguests were voted back into the game, while the remaining eight failed to receive enough votes to be eligible to compete.
* **Diamond Power of Veto:** During week 10, Americanada had the option as to whether or not they'd like to unleash a diamond power of veto into play for the week. This would give the winner the opportunity to save and replace both of the HOH's nominees. This power was won by Erika Landin.
Angela Rummans

**Angela Rummans** was the runner-up of Big Brother 3 and played as a coach on Big Brother 7 before opting to compete as a regular houseguest.

Dubbed the "villainess" of her season, Angela proved herself to be quite the competitor despite entering the game four weeks late. Winning competition after competition, she managed to remain in the game, despite her allies getting picked off one-by-one. A testament to her aggressive personality and gameplay, she made many enemies during her stay in the house--yet, none of them got the satisfaction of sending her home, thanks to her competition prowess. Her most prominent feud was with Elena Davies. After Elena sent all of Angela's remaining allies to the jury during the triple eviction, Elena and Angela went head-to-head until the end of the game. After winning the final HOH, Angela evicted Elena by bringing Johnny Mulder along with her to the final two--believing she was poised to win the game in any scenario. However, Angela ultimately lost the game to Johnny--who she perceived to be a floater--due to the immense amount of enemies she had on the jury, causing her to place second overall.

Ultimately, Angela is revered for her competitive and strategical prowess. Many fans believe that she played the "better" game over Johnny, and was more deserving of the win. Yet, her loss will go down in infamy--highlighting one of the most bitter juries to date.
Sarah Hanlon

Sarah Hanlon was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

For the first three weeks, Sarah played a very strategic game, manipulating her fellow houseguests to do her bidding. She went unnoticed, until the instant eviction in week 3. She was nominated and evicted in a tiebreaker vote. Two weeks later, she was given the option to renter the house. She was then voted back into the house by the public and she proceeded to win the HOH competition. Sarah wanted revenge, so she targeted Cassandra. However, after Cassandra won the POV, she switched her target to James and he was evicted. Sarah then flew under the radar, until the double eviction, where she was nominated and evicted for the second time. She placed 6th and became the 6th member or the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother* *1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Da'Vonne Rogers

Da'Vonne Rogers was a houseguest competing on Big Brother.

Known for her entertaining speeches and quick wit, Da'Vonne quickly became well liked by the viewers. She played a very strategic game, and she was feared for being an excellent campaigner as well. She managed to remain off of the block for weeks, and when she was nominated for the first time, she campaigned and received enough votes to stay in the game. She then cruised through the jury phase, until she was targeted for eviction in week 10. She was then evicted, and placed 5th, becoming the 7th member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother* *1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Alex Willett

Alex Willett is the winner of Big Brother Over The Top and currently a houseguest competing on Big Brother All Stars.

Entering the game with a partner can be both a blessing and a curse--but Alex made the most of it whilst in the Big Brother house. Together with her sister, Morgan, and friends Shelby Stockton and Whitney Hogg, Alex co-created the Ballsmashers alliance, which sought to evict all the men from the house. Pitted against the Late Night Jamboree, the two alliances clashed for the entirety of the game; and yet, both Morgan and Alex found their secret relationship to be largely intact whilst entering the second half of the game. However, following Whitney's betrayal, the girls were forced to play a far more aggressive game--necessitating competition wins to further themselves. Alex and Morgan delivered victories, while Shelby headed all strategic operations. Garnering favors with America's carepackage, Alex and her alliance managed to stay clear of the block and remain in power as they watched the opposing alliance crumble. Maintaining their powerstreak until the final four, Alex and Shelby were saved and guaranteed a spot in the finale--but watched in horror as Morgan was evicted at the hands of Kryssie Ridolfi, the last member of the opposing alliance left standing. As the three of them faced America's vote at the finale, Alex narrowly beat out Shelby with a small margin of 4.20% of the votes.
Victoria Rafaeli

Victoria Rafaeli was the Runner-Up of Big Brother and later competed on Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

In the beginning of the game, Victoria played a quiet game, not wanting to create any waves with any of the houseguests. This strategy propelled her forward in the game, until she was nominated for the first time during the second instant eviction. Victoria escaped eviction, and set her sights solely on Kelsey. Victoria's plan worked and Kelsey was the next one to be evicted. She advanced further in the game by winning competitions when needed, and manipulating her fellow houseguests. Victoria was quite persuasive, and managed to escape the threat of eviction many times.

Ultimately, Victoria did make it to finale night, where she was crowned the final HOH of the season. She evicted Cassandra, and ultimatetely lost to Loveita Adams by a close vote of 5-4.

 Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Cassandra Shahinfar

Cassandra Shahinfar was a houseguest on Big Brother and the runner-up of Big Brother All Stars. She later competed on Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

Cassandra started the game out slowly, playing an under the radar game. However, as weeks passed, she started playing the game hard. And even after her destructive and chaotic first HOH, she was able to stay off of the block. Her strategy was working until Sarah Hanlon returned to the game. Cassandra was nominated for the first time, but fortunately was able to save herself with the POV. During the final five stage of the game, she formed an alliance with Loveita Adams. Cassandra was evicted and placed third, after Victoria Rafaeli chose to take Loveita to the final two over her.

 Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Loveita Adams

Loveita Adams is the winner of Big Brother and later competed on Big Brother All Stars and Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

Loveita played a very strategic game. For the first couple of weeks, she flew under the radar. However, it was apparant that she was a threat, thus instantly becoming a target. Loveita made it to jury, by saving herself because of winning competitions. She was able to create solid relationships in the house, and even formed an alliance with fellow finalist, Cassandra Shahinfar. They both managed to make it to finale night. In the end, Victoria Rafaeli chose to take Loveita to the final two over Cassandra, thus allowing Loveita to win the game by a close vote of 5-4.

## Player History - *Big Brother 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**
Brooke Warnock

**Brook Warnock** is the runner-up of Big Brother 5 and later competed on Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

In the early days of Big Brother 5, Brook, relegated to the role of a social outcast, struggled to form relationships as alliances emerged without her inclusion. After quickly (and unknowingly) making an enemy out of Christie Murphy, Brook became Week 2's backdoor target, but managed to narrowly survive eviction after the house opted to evict Cliff Hogg III simply to spite Christie. Not long after, Brook joined up with fellow outcasts Jackson Michie and Holly Allen to put an end to Christie's schemes; however, upon discovering Kathryn Dunn's pre-existing relationship with Holly, Brook infamously blackmailed Kat to force herself into Kat's various alliances. Sure enough, Kat deigned to include Brook in the Femme Fatale alliance, so long as Brook kept Kat's secret, to which Brook obliged. From that point onward, Brook and Kat drifted between The Rebellion and the Femme Fatale until Jessica Milagros' erratic gameplay forced the Femme Fatale to disband. Joining forces with Nicole Anthony, Brook pitted players against one another from the shadows in an attempt to discreetly foster her own presence within the house's social dynamic. After surviving numerous weeks without touching the block, Brook managed to enter the jury stage of the game relatively unscathed; however, her bitter rivalry with Christie resulted in her nomination during Week 9--pitted against long-time ally Kat. With the house deeming Brook to be the less physical of the two, Brook managed to survive the eviction, only to discover that Nicole had made a shady agreement with Christie and Tommy Bracco to preserve herself. Consequently, Brook formed a deal with latecomer Daniel Caon and manipulated him into turning on his own alliance and targeting Nicole for her. Using her loyalties to power-players Nicole and Daniel to propel herself forward, Brook seamlessly integrated herself into the final stages of the game. Following Christie's expulsion, Brook once again convinced Daniel to turn on his Brazilian ally, Rafa Kalimann, while simultaneously facilitating her relationship with Nicole to ensure that she'd make it to the final three. Following Rafa's eviction, Brook faced the jury alongside Nicole and Daniel; however, in spite of Brook's superior strategic maneuvering over the course of the season, her callous gameplay did not sit well with the bitter jury, resulting in her second place finish.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

**Christie** | THEN
Jennifer Vasquez

Jennifer Vasquez was a houseguest on Big Brother 2.

Known for her fiercely competitive and tenacious attitude, Jennifer did not hold back, even in the beginning weeks of Big Brother 2. She was quick to expose Rachel and Elissa's true relationship, and in doing so, made quick enemies out of both of them, however with Rachel's departure soon after, that only left Elissa to worry about. Despite this, Jennifer was able to join the majority alliance, The Savage Seven, which kept her in a position of safety and power throughout the first few weeks. After cracks began to emerge within the alliance, Jennifer found herself on the outskirts, aligning herself with Sabrina and Danielle, however with herself being the first to fall from this alliance, being evicted by Elissa in week 8, and back-stabbed by her former alliance. Despite this, Jennifer was able to win the comeback challenge, and returned to the game, aligning herself with Danielle once more. However, she was immediately evicted upon her return and placed 8th, becoming the 4th member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Christie Murphy

**Christie Murphy** was a houseguest competing on Big Brother 5 and the second runner-up of Big Brother 7, initially playing as a coach before opting to compete as a regular houseguest. She later competed on Big Brother Heroes Vs. Villains.

An extremely divisive and controversial houseguest, Christie made quite the name for herself on Big Brother 5. After just barely surviving the first eviction of the summer, Christie quickly rose to power and assembled an army of "expendables" to do her bidding--and to take the fall for her when necessary. Partnering with close friend Tommy Bracco, Christie dominated the first half of the game despite being atop the house's collective pecking order. She formed an intense rivalry with fellow frontrunner Holly Allen, and the two would continue to butt heads for the rest of the season. After eventually running out of allies to sacrifice whilst entering the jury phase of the game, Christie resorted to underhanded tactics to advance herself and Tommy: rigging votes, impersonating houseguests, cutting deals with producers--you name it, she did it. Much controversy existed both within and outside of the house in regards to Christie's gameplay, however, she managed to avoid punishment thanks to a few strategically placed bribes. Eventually, after she tricked Tommy into taking the fall for her, Christie was left with virtually no allies going into the late stages of the game. Although she was turning into the popular choice to drag along to the end for an easy win (given the jury's *extreme* hatred for her), Christie's actions eventually caught up with her--resulting in her expulsion at the final five. Because she was ejected, she wasn't allowed to take part in the jury, and as a result, she unwittingly cancelled the season's final HOH.

## Player History - *Big Brother 5*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

**Cliff** | THEN

 **Evicted**

**Holly** | OR
Keiji Kuramoto

**Relatives** | Nana Kuramoto (wife)
Kei Kuramoto (son)
Chinatsu Kuramoto (daughter)
 **Voice actor** | Mitsuru Ogata (Japanese)
John Swasey (English)

**Keiji Kuramoto** (倉本 啓司 *Kuramoto Keiji*) is the husband of Nana Kuramoto, the father of Kei Kuramoto and Chinatsu Kuramoto and the uncle of Akane Kowata and Makoto Kowata who works as a farmer.

## Etymology

* The name **Keiji** means "open, begin" (啓) (**kei**) and "officer, boss" (司) (**ji**).
* Keiji's surname **Kuramoto** means "warehouse" (倉) (**kura**) and "base, root, rogin" (本) (**moto**).

## Trivia

* Keiji speaks with a strong Tsugaru dialect.