Alsinx's Big Brother 1

## Introduction

Alsinx's Big Brother is a custom Big Brother season by Discord user, Alsinx#5665.

## Format Changes

### Coup d'Etat

The holder of this power may overthrow the HOH's nominees for that week and replace them with their own nominees.

### Previous Twists

Each week, a twist from DAT BPI WILL BE MEMED EVERY WEEK and I will kill yoy if you stfu

## Contestants

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## Weekly Recaps

### Week 1

The season kicked off with Casey winning HOH and Andrea receiving the Coup d'Etat power. Shane had Casey target Andrea, because he thought she had a power. Casey nominated Andrea and a pawn, Christina. Julie announced that this summer, every week a twist from the past will return for just that week. The America's Nominee twist was announced, and Shane was nominated. Neal won the POV, and saved his friend, Christina. Casey nominated Theresa, Andrea's best friend. Andrea tried to convince people to vote Shane so that she didn't have to use her power, and on eviction night, she didn't use it, thinking she had the votes. But, she and her alliance were blindsided in an 8-4 vote, and Andrea was evicted with the Coup d'Etat now out of play.

### Week 2

After Andrea was surprisingly evicted, Julie announced that this week's twist would be the BB Roadkill Competition. After Philip won HOH, Shane and Casey quickly formed an alliance with him, and they agreed to backdoor Neal that week. But they were shocked when Tamara won the Roadkill competition and secretly nominated Peter. Peter was confused, but determined to win POV, until Philip asked him to throw the POV competition. Peter thought about it, but ultimately decided to try his best, and he won the POV competition. After Philip blew up when Peter won, he switched the target from Neal to Theresa. Peter unsurprisingly used the veto to save himself, and Tamara and her alliance decided to nominate Seth. Seth felt safe, but he didn't realize his attitude was starting to upset the house. In a 6-5 vote, Seth was blindsided, and the power had switched, leaving Philip, Casey, and Shane on the bottom.

### Week 3

After Shane and his gang were blindsided, Julie announced that this week's twist would be the Hit the Road competition, where the loser is automatically evicted. Christina ended up being evicted, and Kathrine became the new HOH. Her and Alison decided to side with Shane's side of the house, and nominated Jessica and Theresa, planning to backdoor Neal again. Peter won POV, and, to Kathrine's disappointment, didn't use it. After Theresa threw her block mate, Jessica, under the bus, the house had a 7-3 vote, evicting Theresa.

### Week 4

After Theresa was evicted, Julie told the houseguests that this week's twist is the teams twist from Big Brother 18. Whoever wins HOH may not nominate anyone from their team. The teams are:

Team 1: Neal, Kathrine, and Philip
Team 2: Shane, Levi, and Jamie
Team 3: Alison, Peter, and Casey
Team 4: Tamara, Eddy, and Jessica.

For the first time this season, Shane's side didn't have the power, when Neal won the HOH competition. He and his alliance decided on Shane as a target, because Philip couldn't be nominated, and Casey wasn't that good of a schemer. Neal nominated Shane and a pawn that everyone liked, Alison. But Alison wasn't on for long, because she won the POV competition, and pulled herself from the block. Neal decided to nominate Jamie, because she is well liked and people wouldn't likely vote her out. Neal's plan worked, when Shane was voted out in a 7-2 vote. But Julie teased a Battle Back competition, so Shane may not be gone for long.

## Log

### Week 1

The houseguests enter the house for the first time, and Julie immediately tells them that the twist this summer is a combination of twists from past seasons. Julie leaves it at that, and the houseguests start the 1st HOH competition of the summer.

Before the 1st HOH competition of the summer, Julie required one person to voluntarily sit out and give up their chance to be the first HOH. Andrea, being a big superfan, knew there must be some kind of reward involved, so she sat out of the HOH competition. But Shane, also a big superfan, thought that Andrea had received some kind of power, and thought that his target should be Andrea if he won HOH.

After a long endurance competition, it was down to Casey and Shane. Shane said he'd fall out if Casey would give him safety and would nominate someone of his choice, and Casey agreed. So Shane fell out of the competition, and Casey won the first HOH of the summer.

After the competition, Shane and Casey talked, and Shane told Casey that he should nominate Andrea, since he thought Andrea must have some sort of reward from sitting out of the competition. Casey thought that was a reasonable nominee, but he still needed a pawn to go up against Andrea. So he decided that Christina would be a fair nominee, since she was first out of the HOH competition.

Later that day, Andrea was called into the diary room and was presented with the Coup d'Etat. This is a power from previous Big Brother seasons, where the holder may remove both nominees from the block and replace them with their own nominees, completely ruining the HOH's reign. It is also revealed that she may only use this right before the live vote on any of the next 3 evictions.

At the nomination ceremony, Casey nominated Andrea and Christina. Andrea because she is thought to have a reward from sitting out of the competition, and Christina because she was out first.

After the nomination ceremony, Christina had a breakdown and isolated herself inside of the have-not room, and people were considering voting her out, throwing a wrench in Shane's plan to get out Andrea.

Later in the day, Julie announced to the houseguests the rest of the twist. Every week, a random twist from Big Brother's history would be added to the game, and the houseguests would play with that twist for the week. The twist each week will be announced after the live eviction, but before the HOH competition.

Julie then announced that this week's twist would be America's Nominee, from Big Brother 15 and Big Brother: Over the Top. America would vote to nominate 1 houseguest, who would be an official third nominee. She then revealed that America voted for Shane to be the special third nominee, further hindering his plan to evict Andrea. If America's nominee wins POV, a replacement nominee will not be renamed. If Andrea uses her Coup d'Etat power this week, all three nominees will come down, and she will only name 2 replacement nominees.

It's time to pick players for the veto competition! Only 2 people will be picked, and they will play alongside the 3 nominees and the HOH. If the name of either a nominee or the HOH is chosen, they will pick someone to play. The two people picked are Neal and Peter.

The POV competition is a physical competition, and Neal, being a personal trainer, has no trouble winning.

Neal has had a close relationship with Christina, but despite that, Casey asks Neal to not use it. Neal tells Casey that he can not do that, because it would ruin his relationship with Christina. Casey understands, and thinks of a replacement nominee.

Before the veto meeting, Shane tells Casey that he should nominate someone that everyone in the house loves, because that would maximize the chances of Andrea going home. Casey says that Theresa would be an ideal nomination, because everyone seems to like Theresa.

At the veto meeting, Neal, unsurprisingly, uses the veto to save Christina. Casey then names Theresa as the replacement nominee, and states that Andrea is his target. That provokes Andrea to call out Casey ,right there at the veto meeting, for having no reason for nominating her, and the house agrees with Andrea, further hindering Shane and Casey's plan to get her out. This forces Casey to take drastic measures, and he admits that Shane thinks Andrea has a reward for sitting out of the competition. Andrea then admits that she has the Coup d'Etat, and is planning to use it at the eviction on Thursday. The house leaves the veto meeting, and the house is shook.

Andrea is angry, because Theresa, her closest friend (and only friend) in the house, is on the block. But if she uses the Coup d'Etat, she and Theresa will be safe. Theresa wants her to use it, but Andrea believes she can flip the house on Shane. All she needs are 7 votes. She starts with Eddy, who seems to be fine with voting out Shane, because he's a competition threat.

Andrea then tries to talk to Neal and Christina, who are fine with it, because Shane nominated Christina. Andrea then talks to the 2 people she has been bonding with the most, Jessica and Tamara. They say they think Andrea should just use it, because then Andrea and Theresa are safe. But Andrea believes this could be their only shot at getting out Shane.

At the eviction, Andrea pleas for the house to keep her, because she has done nothing to be nominated. Shane pleas that he doesn't understand why America nominated him, because he is a genuinely loving and caring person. Theresa pleas that she and Andrea don't deserve to be targeted, and that Shane is a force that needs to be taken down.

Andrea decides not to use the Coup d'Etat power, believing that she has the votes to send Shane home. The house is shocked because of this.

By a vote of 8-4, Andrea is the first person evicted from the Big Brother house, leaving Neal, Christina, Theresa, Jessica, and Tamara on the outs.

### Week 2

After last week, this HOH is crucial in deciding which side rules the house. But, before that, this weeks twist must be announced.

Julie announces that the twist returning this week is the BB Roadkill Competition, from Big Brother 18. After the nomination ceremony, every houseguest will compete in a competition. The winner of this competition will win the power to nominate a third nominee, but the person that wins will remain a secret to the rest of the house. If their nominee is pulled off the block, A new nominee is secretly nominated by the roadkill winner.

Now it's time for the Head of Household competition! This competition requires mentally outwitting the rest of your housemates. Philip, being a nuclear engineer, wins HOH! This will be interesting, because Philip hasn't been a big part in either side of the house.

Immediately following the HOH competition, Shane goes to Philip to make sure that he and Casey are safe that week. Philip says that he is targeting the other side of the house, so Casey and Shane should be safe. Philip also says that he would like to make a power alliance with Casey and Shane, and they call Casey into the room to make it official.

Before nominations, Shane, Philip, and Casey meet to discuss nominations. Shane thinks that Neal should be backdoored, since he is a big competition threat. Philip agrees, but he needs to come up with 2 pawns to nominate as well.

At the nominations ceremony, Philip nominates Theresa and Christina. He tells the house that they are guilty by association to Andrea, but the house doesn't know his real intentions to get out Neal.

After the nomination ceremony, the BB Roadkill competition takes place. This competition requires agility and flexibility. Tamara, who takes weekly yoga classes, wins the Roadkill competition.

After the Roadkill competition, Tamara tells Neal, Christina, Jessica, and Theresa that she won. Theresa says they should nominate Peter, because Peter has no real relationships with anyone, so it'd be easy to get people to vote him out. Tamara agreed that it's a good idea, and promised to nominate Peter.

At the Roadkill reveal, it was revealed that Peter would be the third nominee. The house was confused, and didn't know who nominated him.

After the Roadkill reveal, Peter asked Philip if he knew who nominated him. Philip saw an opportunity to flip him to their side, and told him that Neal nominated him. Philip also asked Peter to throw the veto competition, so that Theresa could be taken down and Neal went up next to Christina. Peter told Philip he would throw it, but wasn't sure if he really would.

It's time to pick players for the veto competition! The HOH, 3 nominees, and two random houseguests will compete. Kathrine and Tamara are selected to compete.

The POV competition requires Dexterity and speed. Peter wins the POV, because he is used to using his hands as a grocery store clerk.

Philip is furious that Peter didn't throw the POV competition, and confronts him in front of the entire house. Peter says that he isn't going to throw the POV just because Philip says to, and Philip storms off up to his HOH room, trashing his reputation.

Later that day, Tamara sits down to talk to Peter, and reveals that she won the Roadkill competition, and apologizes for nominating him. Peter is angry at first, but understands her reasoning. Tamara then asks him if he would vote whoever she nominated, and Peter says that he would love to, since he doesn't want to be associated with Philip and his gang.

At the POV ceremony, Peter takes himself off the block. It is revealed that the Roadkill winner has nominated Seth for eviction. The house leaves the veto ceremony shocked, because they didn't think anyone really disliked Seth, though he can get annoying, since he always seems to make every conversation uncomfortable with his flirting.

After the POV ceremony, Philip, Casey, and Shane thought that it was locked in for Theresa to go home, but they didn't know that behind the scenes, people were starting to realize Seth's bad attitude towards the house.

It started when Seth flirted with the girls, trying to get them to vote Theresa, but it just made them uncomfortable. Then, he tried a calm hippy like approach, which didn't work at all. Then he just hoped for the best, that Theresa would be sitting with Julie come eviction night.

Theresa, on the other hand, was starting to feel more confident that Seth would be going home. She had Tamara, Neal, and Jessica's votes, but she still need 3 more to stay. She thought that her best bet would be the girls, since they become uncomfortable around Seth. She first talked to Alison and Kathrine, since they were best friends and would most likely vote together. They all agreed that Seth was just uncomfortable to be around, and would be much more happy in the house if he were gone. Plus, they didn't really have anything against Theresa.

Theresa still needed one vote, though. So she went to Peter, and asked him if he would be willing to vote out Seth, and he agreed, as long as they got out Philip, Shane, or Casey next week.

On eviction night, Theresa told the houseguests that it would be foolish to get rid of her, because she is no real threat. Christina also used this argument towards the house. Seth told the house that there is most likely an all girls alliance, and to get him out would only strengthen their numbers.

After the houseguests vote, it is revealed that, in a 6-5 vote, Seth is the second person evicted from the house, leaving Casey, Philip, and Shane stunned.

### Week 3

Before the houseguests can understand what just happened, Julie announces that this week's twist will be the infamous Hit the Road competition from Big Brother 14 and Big Brother 18, in which the houseguest that looses the competition will be automatically evicted. She says that the competition will take place tomorrow morning.

The next morning, Julie announces that the competition is an endurance competition and that the first person to drop out will be evicted. But, the last person standing will become the new Head of Household. Since Philip was the previous Head of Household, he will compete, but if someone else falls off before him, he must take himself out of the competition.

Not long after, it is down to two people: Eddy and Kathrine. Kathrine tells Eddy that, if he drops, he and anyone he wants is safe. Eddy can't take it anymore, so he gives up and Kathrine becomes the new Head of Household.

After the HOH competition, Kathrine and Christina think about who would be smart nominations. They haven't played too hard for either side, so this week, lines would be drawn. They could either target Philip, Shane, and Casey, or they could target Theresa and her alliance.

At the nomination ceremony, Kathrine decided to nominate Theresa and Jessica, siding with Casey, Shane, and Philip. But the real plan was, again, to backdoor Neal.

Before the veto competition, Shane, Peter, and Alison were picked to play alongside Jessica, Theresa, and Kathrine.

After the veto competition, Kathrine and Alison told Peter that the plan was to backdoor Neal, and asked him to use the POV on Jessica. Little did they know, Peter was good friends with Neal, and helping them with Neal's backdoor plan would be difficult for him.

At the veto ceremony, Peter decided not to use the POV.

After the veto ceremony, Jessica and Theresa promised each other that they would not campaign against one another. Jessica kept her promise, but Theresa didn't.

She first talked to Kathrine, the HOH, and asked her who the target was. Kathrine, not wanting to anger Theresa, said that the target was Jessica, although Kathrine thought it was in her best interest for Theresa to be evicted.

Theresa then talked to Casey, Shane, and Philip, making the argument that, if they kept her, she would never nominate them if she won HOH.

She talked to Tamara and Neal, her close friends, to make sure they would vote to keep her. But she still needed one more vote, and she thought that vote could come from Peter. She told Peter that Casey, Shane, and Philip wanted her gone, to appeal to Peter's hatred for Casey, Shane, and Philip. Peter agreed that he would like to keep Theresa so that she would go after Shane and his gang.

On eviction night, the house voted. By a 7-3 vote, Theresa was evicted from the Big Brother house, leaving the Tamara, Jessica, and Neal alliance worse off than ever.

### Week 4

After Theresa is evicted, Julie calls everyone to the living room. Julie announces that this week's twist is the teams twist, from Big Brother 18. The remaining 12 houseguests will be divided into teams of 3, and the HOH may not nominate anyone from their team. The teams will be:
Team 1: Neal, Kathrine, and Philip
Team 2: Shane, Levi, and Jamie
Team 3: Alison, Peter, and Casey
Team 4: Tamara, Eddy, and Jessica.

This week's HOH competition requires physical strength and endurance. Neal wins, making his team of himself, Kathrine, and Philip safe.

This is the first time that Shane's gang didn't have the power, so they immediately worried about who would be nominated. Shane said that he'd try to get Neal to keep himself and Casey safe.

Neal met with his alliance of himself, Tamara, and Jessica, and it didn't take long for them to agree on Shane as a target, since he's the reason Andrea and Theresa were evicted.

Before nominations, Shane went to Neal and told him that there's no way he can survive next week if he keeps aligning himself with Jessica and Tamara. Neal understood his side of the story, but he said there's no way he would leave Tamara and Jessica alone.

At the nomination ceremony, Neal nominated Shane as a target, and Alison, a pawn.

After the nomination ceremony, Alison and Kathrine were furious that they weren't informed that Alison would be nominated as a pawn. Neal said that there was no real reason to tell her, and that there is no way Alison would go home. Alison pretended she was fine, but she knew that the next time her or Kathrine won HOH, Neal would be the definite target.

Before the POV competition starts, players must be picked. The 3 houseguests to compete alongside the HOH and the nominees are Levi, Kathrine, and Eddy.

In this POV competition, the loser will not be eligible to compete in the next HOH competition. Kathrine ended up losing, so she will be ineligible to compete in the next HOH competition. The person that won POV was... Alison! Which means she will most likely pull herself off the block this week.

Neal discussed with his alliance possible replacement nominees, and agreed that Jamie was a like-able person that barely anyone would get rid of over Shane.

Neal asked Jamie if she was ok with being the replacement nominee, and Jamie said she would be very uncomfortable on the block, since Shane has many allies. Neal assured Jamie that she would be safe, since she's very like-able, but Jamie still denied being nominated.

At the veto ceremony, Alison unsurprisingly used the power of veto on herself, and Neal, against Jamie's wishes, nominated Jamie as a replacement nominee, leaving her furious at Neal.

Shane knew that Jamie was very liked in the house, and it would be hard for him to flip the house on her. He knew that he had Casey and Philip's votes, but he would need 3 more votes to stay.

He knew that Alison and Kathrine were friends with each other, and knew that they have voted with Shane in the past few weeks. So, Shane told them that he would do everything he can to keep them safe if they voted out Jamie. Alison and Kathrine weren't very close friends with Jamie, but they knew that Jamie wouldn't betray them, so they had a very hard decision to make.

He then asked Eddy, since he knew Eddy hadn't really been with either side of the house. He promised Eddy safety if either him, Philip, or Casey won HOH, and Eddy said he would keep Shane, but hadn't really made up his mind yet.

Shane knew that it was likely Eddy, Alison, or Kathrine would flip on him, so he decided to secure one more vote. He knew that Levi was close with Jamie, and wouldn't vote her out. So, Shane turned to his last hope, Peter.

Shane told Peter that his side of the house had the numbers, and it would be dumb to side with the other side of the house. But Peter was smart, and knew that Shane's side was dwindling in numbers, so he didn't really listen to that part. Then Shane told Peter that, if Shane won HOH, Peter could choose the nominees and the target. Peter thought it was a good deal, but knew that Shane wouldn't follow through with it. Peter ultimately decided it would be stupid to keep Shane this week.

On eviction night, Shane knew that he could very likely be voted out. Jamie, on the other hand, was pretty sure she would be safe, and she was right, when Shane was evicted in a 7-2 vote.

After the eviction, Julie told the houseguests that it wasn't the end for Shane, or any of the evicted houseguests, because this week's twist is the Battle Back twist from Big Brother 18 and Big Brother 19. Julie also announced that this week is the final week of the Returning Twist Twist.

### Week 5

Only a few minutes after Shane left, the doorbell rang. The houseguests were met with the 5 previously evicted houseguests: Andrea, Seth, Christina, Theresa, and, most recently, Shane.

Julie announced that a competition will take place. But, there will be two winners. The two winners will then be given a chance to tell the houseguests why they deserve to return to the house, and then the houseguests currently in the game will vote on either of the nominees to return to the game. Whoever receives the most votes wins.

The competition requires stamina and the will to continue. And, because of their desire to get revenge on those who evicted them and their athletic ability, Andrea and Theresa won the competition.

Andrea and Theresa faced the houseguests and begged to be brought back in the house, and, by a 11-0 vote, Theresa was voted back into the house, adding another number to Neal's side of the house.

After Theresa reacquainted herself with the houseguests, the HOH competition begun, and this competition could very well determine who's side comes out on top.

This competition requires dexterity and focus, and because of her experience of staying still as a photographer, Alison wins HOH.

After everyone congratulated Alison on her win, she met with Kathrine to discuss nominations. But before they could get anywhere, Philip walked into the room, and sat down to talk to them. He told them that there were 2 people in the house that have been floating by and don't deserve to be here, and without even telling them who, they knew that he was talking about Jamie and Levi. Alison told Philip that she would nominate them, and Philip left.

But Alison still wasn't set on nominations. She told Kathrine that she didn't like having Peter, because he's a loose cannon. She also said that Neal's alliance is getting too powerful, and she'd be okay with getting rid of someone on his side. Kathrine liked the idea of nominating a pawn and someone from Neal's alliance, and, if they get the chance, try to backdoor Neal. Alison thought that would be a good plan for the week.

Before nominations, Julie revealed that just because the returning twists are gone doesn't mean there are no more twists. She told the houseguests that this twist would shake up the game more than ever before. Each week, the HOH will nominate 3 houseguests for eviction. The POV competition would happen as normal, and if the POV is used, the HOH will name a replacement nominee. But at the eviction, everyone will vote to save one of the nominees. The two nominees with the least amount of votes to save will be evicted, but not for long. The two houseguests will immediately compete in a competition titled the Duel of Redemption (DOR). The winner of the DOR will immediately return to the house as if they were never evicted, but the looser is evicted for good.

After the announcement, Kathrine and Alison met to discuss nominations after the announcement. They knew that the two of them couldn't agree on nominations, so they brought in Peter, since he was smart and sort of a free agent.

Alison told Peter that she wanted someone from Neal's side to go home this week, and Peter was on board. They agreed to nominate Theresa, Jessica, and Tamara, but they ultimately wanted to attempt backdooring Neal, even though he has a good chance at winning the DOR.

At the nomination ceremony, Alison nominated Theresa, Jessica, and Tamara, but her goal this week was for Neal to be evicted.

What Alison didn't know was that Peter had an agenda at getting out a competition threat, and he was looking towards Casey.

After the nomination ceremony, Neal asked Alison if he was once again the backdoor target, and of course Alison said no, but Neal was positive that she was lying.

Before the POV competition, Levi and Kathrine were chosen to play, but Alison got houseguest's choice. She chose Peter, but didn't realize that that would cause speculation that she was in an alliance with him, which she was.

The POV competition required memory and wit, and since Tamara is a chemist, she won the POV.

Peter wanted Casey to go home, since he is a big competition threat, and Tamara winning the POV gives Alison the chance to nominate Casey. But, if Casey were to be evicted, he could come back, because of the DOR, and come after Peter. Peter needed to find a way to get Casey nominated without putting a target on his back.

Peter went to Casey and asked who his target was besides anyone from Neal's alliance, and Casey said that Kathrine and Alison would probably be his target, because he doesn't have any real connections with them.

Peter then told Alison what Casey said, and Alison was furious with Casey, but if she told Casey straight up, he would know that Peter told her. So, Alison asked Casey who his target was after Neal's alliance is gone, and Casey said Peter, because Peter has been flopping back and forth. Alison told Peter this, and Peter had had enough.

Peter confronted Casey in front of the whole house, and exposed his lies, including saying that Alison and Kathrine were apparently his targets as well as Peter. Casey denied it, angering Alison, Kathrine, and Peter more, and Alison vowed to nominate Casey as a replacement nominee.

At the veto ceremony, Tamara used the POV to save herself. Alison named Casey as a replacement nominee, leaving him, Jessica, and Theresa on the block.

## Voting History

*Notes:*

* *On Day 16, the Hit the Road competition took place, and Christina was automatically evicted.*
* *On Day 29, the houseguests voted for either Theresa or Andrea to come back into the house. Theresa came back in a 11-0 vote.*