Big Brother Extreme (Season 2)

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## House

The theme of the house, is Underground Subway Station/Underground city. On the main level/floor of the house, is the living room and study room, are the two first central rooms of the house, and themed after an Underground Subway Station. There are many Subway station and Train themed decorations all over the house. Off to the side of the living room, and study room, is the storage room. Adjacent to the storage room, is the bathroom, and showers. Next to the bathroom, is a hallway, which off to the side of the hallway, connected to the bathroom, is a bathroom lounge. On the other side of the connecting hallway, is the fast food themed kitchen and dining room, which the memory wall is connected on the other side. The diary room is on the other far side of the main level of the house. On the above level of the house, is the back patio, which has a pool, hot tub, and exercise equipment. Also on this level, is the saboteur room. On the below level of the house, are the bedrooms, which are designed after Subway cars. Each bedroom is themed after a holiday, (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Eve/New Years). On this level, there is also the HOH room.

## Twists

* **Prize Money:** The prize money this season could vary, depending on how the saboteur twist goes. It was originally at 1,000,000 simoleons, but due to the saboteur twist, the final official prize money amount was, 750,000 simoleons.

* **First Head of Household:** Big Brother after the completion of the first Head of Household competition, offered the original winner of the competition, a bribe of 50,000 simoleons. If they rejected the bribe, they would remain HOH. If they accepted the bribe, they would be dethroned of their HOH power, and the second place finisher in the competition, would win HOH. This person could also be at risk for nomination.

* **The Saboteur:** Before the season even began, Big Brother randomly selected one of the Houseguests, to be the saboteur. This contestant's objective, is to drastically shift the Big Brother game. This is done, by the saboteur keeping a double secret profile within the house, keeping their identity hidden. Each round, the saboteur, gives out "sabotages", by giving advantages, powers, and privileges to some Houseguests. Also, giving handicaps, penalties, punishments, and disadvantages to other Houseguests. Although in some cases, technicalities, advantages, and disadvantages have pros and cons, and contestants under certain regulations, can exchange, or give their advantage/disadvantage to someone else if they like. Contestants cannot receive the same category of sabotaging, (not including the sub-categories which technically count as the same category/sabotage) two sabotage rounds in a row. So they must receive a different category, than they previously received. There are three Categories of sabotage, Neutral, Good, and Bad. (with good and bad, having two subcategories, of a very good, and a very bad sabotage.) Each sabotage is only valid for that particular round. At the end of each round, if a Houseguest did not choose to use any passes/advantages, they are squashed, and void. A sabotage round ends, before every live eviction. If a contestant is evicted, after the sabotage ceremony, their advantage/disadvantage, becomes void. The sabotage twist is indicative, the longer the saboteur remains in the house. If a saboteur survives a round/eviction, they receive a prize, of 20,000 simoleons, they get to keep no matter what happens. But 50,000 simoleons is deducted from the prize money, for the rest of the houseguests. If the saboteur is evicted, all sabotaging ends, and all sabotages become void. If the saboteur makes it to the end of the sabotage twist, without being identified (thusly by being evicted out of the house), they keep all prizes they consumed by sabotaging, and also become a regular Houseguest, eligible to essentially win the season as well. Denise, was the saboteur, and because she was never discovered, she won 80,000 simoleons, and the prize money was reduced to 750,000 simoleons (The saboteur could double their winnings, if they were never discovered, the prize money was also lowered to 750,000 as a counter result.)

 Disappointing Disadvantage | CarolineKatieMary
 Okay Advantage | EmmaInezJason
 Great Advantage | MilesNeilScott

* For the third, and final round of sabotage, the saboteur decided not to use the 'Great Advantage' sabotage. Although, Darshan, Denise, and Mary, were given the disappointing disadvantage, these choices were made through a production communication technicality error. As a result, Darshan, Denise, and Mary, were void of this sabotage, right before nominations. As a result Darshan, Denise, and Mary, were essentially giving the Not Sabotaged saboteur, and were allowed to participate in the Round 3, Power of Veto competition. but for record/archive purposes, they will be listed under their initial sabotage, despite the production error.

* **Double Eviction:** Double Eviction rounds, are played in two parts. The first part, pans out like a regular round. The second part is a fast forward round, where immediately after the first part's eviction, an entire rounds worth of gameplay will commence all in the same night, resulting in another eviction, on the same night. There were several double evictions this season, with three happening consecutively, in Round 5, 6, and 7.

## HouseGuest Profiles

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Jury: *Miles***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Expelled**

 **Expelled**

## Voting History

### Notes

***Saboteur advantages/disadvantages were already pinpointed earlier, so this will only apply to non-saboteur related technicalities, notes, and discrepancies.***

***\*Note 1:** Amy was given a bribe by Big Brother of 50,000 simoleons, which despite winning the Head of Household competition, if she forfeited her Head of Household status, she would receive the cash bribe. Amy accepted the bribe, and Gus, who was second place in the competition, became Head of Household. Katie, and Caroline were removed from the house, for rule breaking.*

***\*Note 2:** This is a double eviction round, played in two parts. The first part, pans out like a regular round. The second part is a fast forward round, where immediately after the first part's eviction, an entire rounds worth of gameplay will commence all in the same night, resulting in another eviction, on the same night.*

***\*Note 3:** As Head of Household, Miles voted to evict, Neil.*

***\*Note 4:** The Jury voted for the winner, of Big Brother.*

## Game History

### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Immune**

 **Immune**

 **Immune**

 **Expelled**

 **Expelled**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOHEvicted9 Votes**

Sixteen houseguests entered the Big Brother house. Before the game started, Big Brother randomly selected one HouseGuest, to be the saboteur, with their objective and mission, to shake up, and alter the Big Brother game, drastically. Each HouseGuest refused to admit if they were the saboteur, or not. Amy originally won the first Head of Household competition, but Big Brother offered her a 50,000 simoleon bribe, to not accept the Head of Household power, although she would receive no immunity, and be at risk for nomination. If she rejected the bribe, she would remain Head of Household. If she accepted the bribe, Gus, who was second place in the competition, will be Head of Household instead. Amy accepted the bribe, thusly, Gus, became the official Head of Household, for this round. Big Brother allowed Gus, and several other Houseguests, who were sabotaged by the saboteur, were allowed to attend a private party, whilst the rest of the house, were not allowed to attend. During this time, both Katie, and Caroline were removed from the house, for using a contraband, communication device, to contact the outside world, which is very forbidden against the Big Brother rules. Jason and Amy, got into a heated argument, and started to hold grudges against each other. Gus nominated Amy, for taking the bribe, and Mary as a pawn, as he hasn't socialized with her much. Gus explained to Mary, that she is not his target. Jason won the power of Veto, but decided not to use it. Although Amy did manage to make some connections in the house, and tried to convince the house, not to let the fact she accepted the bribe, as the sole reason to evict her; the house ultimately decided that by Amy taking the cash bribe, is too big of a target, and she was evicted from the house, by a vote of 9-2.

### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Immune**

 **Immune**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

The saboteur twist continues. The saboteur gives Chantel, and Mary, immunity, from eviction. Before the Head of Household competition, Jason reveals to Scott, that he doesn't feel safe in the game, and the house is out to get him. Although, Jason is partially correct, Scott fibs that the house is on his side. Neil won Head of Household. Jason, unable to filter himself, was starting to become not liked in the house, so Neil nominated him, because the rest of the house doesn't care for Jason either. Neil also nominated Emma, because he has never talked to her, and has no relationship with her. Right before the Veto competition; Gus, Neil, and Scott, decided to officially form, "The Warehouse" alliance, consisting of only, the Houseguests that were present at the night one party. Because the room where the Houseguests were having the party, looked like a warehouse, the alliance named was based on that. Gus also hinted, that all the guys should stick together at the end, evicting all the females. Scott wins the Veto, and after speaking with the Warehouse alliance, he is told not to use the veto, so he doesn't. The Warehouse alliance sees Emma as a bigger social threat, and Emma is evicted from the house, by a vote of 7-3.

### Round 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

For the final round of the saboteur twist, the saboteur decides not to award anyone immunity for this week. Jason continues to act a fool around the house, and carries on with his foul and disrespectful attitude. Jason however remarkably wins Head of Household. Warehouse alliance feels nervous, and they feel they are at risk, as Jason is not a member of their alliance. Jason nominates Dylan and Mary, as he feels that one of them is possibly the saboteur, and Jason's objective for his Head of Household, is to evict the saboteur out of the house. Chantel wins the Power of Veto competition. Although she is very close with Dylan, Chantel decides it's best for the Warehouse alliance, for Dylan to remain on the block, to not draw suspicion to their alliance, and Dylan also has enough votes to stay. Neil started to feel concerned, after he was unaware, Gus, was giving Mary a sympathy vote. Neil is okay with Gus' sympathy vote, but decides to talk to the whole alliance, to make sure they vote Mary out regardless. Despite the fact Mary had the support of Denise, Inez, and Gus, she was ultimately evicted from the house, by a vote of 6-3.

### Round 4

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Denise was revealed as the saboteur. The prize money was reduced to 750,000 simoleons, because the Houseguests did not evict the saboteur, before the saboteur twist ended. Because Denise managed to keep her saboteur identity hidden, she received a 80,000 simoleon prize. In addition, Denise is also eligible to win the grand prize as well. This creates a major target on her back. Also some Houseguests feel vindictive, that Denise was the one all along, causing the sabotages, and advantages, and disadvantages. Denise manages to get the support of Chantel, but the rest of the house, wishes to get her out. Inez wins Head of Household, and nominates Denise and Jason, as Denise was the saboteur, and Inez, along with the rest of the house, can't stand Jason. Jason wins the Power of Veto, and saves himself from eviction. Inez nominates Neil as a replacement nominee, because he's strong at the game. Although Denise did have a good social standing with Chantel, Brad, and Darshan, her saboteur past caught up with her, and she is the first member of the jury, in a 5-3 vote.

### Round 5

#### Part 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Brad wins Head of Household, and decides to target Jason, who remains being a pest in the house, and nominates Darshan, for playing an under the radar game. Jason, yet again, wins Power of Veto, saving himself from eviction. Brad nominates Inez as a replacement, due to the fact she won the previous Head of Household, and she is not a Warehouse alliance member. Darshan, having more social connections in the house, survives this eviction, and Inez is the second member of the jury, in a 7-0 vote.

#### Part 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Big Brother informs the house, this is a double eviction round. Miles, wins the Head of Household competition, and nominates Jason, and Darshan. Dylan wins the Power of Veto, but does not use the veto. Jason is finally evicted from the house, and is the third member of this jury, in a 6-0 vote.

### Round 6

#### Part 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Scott wins the Head of Household competition. Being that Darshan is the only person left in the house, not in Warehouse, a Warehouse alliance member, has to be nominated against him. Gus volunteers to be the pawn. Scott thusly, nominates Darshan and Gus. Neil at this time, decides that the Warehouse alliance needs to be regrouped, and Neil creates the Village People alliance, consisting of himself, Scott, Dylan and Miles. Only on the basis that Neil and Scott are Bisexual men, and Dylan and Miles are gay men, with Neil wanting this season to have a LGBTQ winner, in some shape, fashion and form. Dylan and Miles agree to Neil's alliance. Although Scott is reluctant against this grouping, he eventually accepts. Neil wins the Power of Veto competition, and doesn't use the veto. Darshan is evicted from the house, and is the fourth member of the jury, in a 5-0 vote.

#### Part 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Big Brother informs the house, this is yet another, double eviction round. Dylan, wins Head of Household, and honors the new secret Village People alliance, and nominates, Brad and Gus, for being strong competitors. Miles wins the Power of Veto competition, and doesn't use the veto. Brad gets the support from his girlfriend Chantel, but he is evicted from the house, and is the fifth member of the jury, in a 3-1 vote.

### Round 7

#### Part 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Gus feels that Neil and Scott, are planning to backstab him, and going against their original coalition in the early part of the game. Gus confronts the both of them, in which Neil and Scott do not fess up, and are not honest, they no longer are working together. Gus would have had more respect if Neil and Scott were honest, so the fact they lied, Gus refuses to speak to either of them, for the remainder of the game, and they are both his main targets. Neil wins Head of Household, and nominates the two Houseguests not in the Village People alliance, Chantel, and Gus. Scott wins the Power of Veto, but decides not to use the Veto. Gus is then evicted from the house, and is the sixth member of the jury, in a 3-0 vote.

#### Part 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Big Brother informs the house, this is once again, and double eviction round. Scott, wins the Head of Household competition, and nominates Chantel, and Dylan, with the goal of evicting Chantel out, and keeping Village People members in the house. Neil, wins the Power of Veto, keeping nominations the same. Chantel is the last female evicted from the house, and is the seventh member of the jury, in a 2-0 vote.

### Round 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

The Village People alliance, has made it to the final four. The houseguests all celebrate. Neil, speaks with Dylan in private, explaining that although he feels he can beat Scott in the final two, he feels Scott can still gather jury votes, and makes a secret final two deal with Dylan, opposed to his initial final two, with Scott. Miles catches Neil and Dylan speak privately, and feels Neil is planning to backstab Scott. Miles feels it makes sense, that he shall do the same, and asks Scott, to form a secret final two. Scott agrees, feeling that Neil is a strong threat, and Scott already had plans of cutting Neil as well. Neil wins Head of Household, and nominates Dylan and Miles, with his goal, still to cut Scott, eventually before the final two. Scott wins the final Power of Veto, and honors his secret final two with Miles, and evicts Dylan from the house. Dylan becomes the eighth member of the jury.

### Round 9

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Neil, wins the first part of the final Head of Household competition. Miles, and Scott, compete in the second part. Miles wins the second part of the final Head of Household competition. Miles, wins the third part of the final Head of Household competition. Honoring his final two deal with Scott, Miles evicts Neil, and Neil is final person evicted from the house, and he is the 9th, and final member of the jury. Miles, and Scott, make up the final two.

### Finale

 **Winner9 Votes**

 **Runner-Up0 Votes**

#### Jury

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

 **Miles**

## Trivia

* First season to have a contestant be dethroned from Head of Household.
* No Battle Back, or second chance competitions, or twists.
* First season to have Houseguests be ejected, removed, and disqualified from the game.
* If you do not count the first round having a dethroned HOH, No prejury Houseguest, has won a Head of Household competition. Actually, they didn't win a Power of Veto competition either.
* The Houseguests in the prejury, were all female.
* Veto was never used to save a Houseguest, that didn't win the Veto themselves.
* Season had three double eviction/fast forward rounds.
* Likewise in the first season, despite there being a hot tub in the back patio, the Houseguests refused to use it once, during the season.