Big Brother 20 (US)

Season Information
Country	United States
Host	Julie Chen-Moonves
Season	20
Prize Money	$500,000
No. of Houseguests	16
No. of Days	99
Winner	Kaycee Clark
Runner(s)-up	Tyler Crispen
Returnees	Bayleigh Dayton (BB22) Tyler Crispen (BB22)
Production
Network	CBS CBS All Access (live feeds) Pop (BBAD) Facebook Watch (OTB)
Executive Producers	Allison Grodner Rich Meehan Don Wollman
Challenge Producers	Heath Luman
Casting	Robyn Kass
Announcers	Don Wollman Clayton Halsey
Production Company	Fly on the Wall Entertainment Endemol Shine North America
Season Run	June 27, 2018 - September 26, 2018
Filming Dates	June 20, 2018 - September 26, 2018
No. of Episodes	40
Viewership	5.41m
Companion Shows	Big Brother: After Dark Off the Block with Ross and Marissa
Cast
Opening Sequence
Series Chronology
Previous Season	Big Brother 19 (US)
Next Season	Big Brother 21 (US)

Big Brother 20 (US) is the 20th season of the broadcasted edition of Big Brother (U.S.) and the 22nd season overall.

Background

Development

Executive producer Allison Grodner

Executive producer Rich Meehan

The season was announced in August 2016 as part of a double renewal which gave the show its 19th and 20th seasons respectfully. The season will once again by produced by Endemol Shine North America and Fly on the Wall Entertainment alongside executive producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan.

Casting

CBS began allowing online applications in September 2017, however open casting calls did not begin until March 2018. In an interview with GoldDerby head executive producer Allison Grodner stated that season 20 would feature an all new cast.

CBS would announce on June 12 that once again the cast would be revealed live on the CBS All-Access Live Feeds on June 18 at 11 AM ET/8 AM PT. The cast would go on to be a fresh cast of 16 new houseguests from all over the country.

Air Schedule

During the Big Brother Canada 6 finale, host Arisa Cox confirmed that the season would premiere on Global in June 2018, although no official word had come from CBS or anyone involved with the Big Brother U.S. (franchise) at that point.

However, after an unusual break in press by CBS, it was announced on May 22, 2018 that the season would premiere on June 27, 2018. It was also revealed that the summer airing schedule was to change for the first time since Big Brother 15. However it was later revealed that the Wednesday night episode would move to the nine o'clock hour after the season premiere.

CBS's Initial Schedule shows the following:

• Wednesday, June 27 - 8:00-10:00 PM Big Brother (two-hour Season 20 premiere)
• Thursday, June 28 - 9:00-10:00 PM Big Brother (Thursday premiere)
• Sunday, July 1 - 8:00-9:00 PM Big Brother (Sunday premiere)
• Wednesday, July 4 - 9:00-10:00 PM Big Brother (moves to regular Wednesday time period)

However, the timeslot never changed for the show. TKO: Total Knockout moved to the 9:00 slot and Big Brother moved down to the 8:00 slot.

After Dark

Big Brother: After Dark's Schedule for Season 20

Big Brother: After Dark returns to POP for the eighth consecutive season. On April 25, 2018 Pop Press released the following:

"BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK (Premieres: Summer 2018): Pop returns as the exclusive television home of BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK (BBAD), the ultimate after-show to the fan favorite television hit “Big Brother” on the CBS Television Network. BBAD is a live, late night feed inside the Big Brother House, which airs seven nights a week all summer long."

On June 22, Pop released the schedule for the airing via Orwell the Owl's Twitter Account. The schedule is the following (Times in ET):

• Monday - 12AM - 3AM
• Tuesday - 12AM - 3AM
• Wednesday - 1AM - 4AM
• Thursday - 1AM - 4AM
• Friday - 12AM - 3AM
• Saturday - 12AM - 3AM
• Sunday - 12AM - 3AM

Multiplatform Coverage

Once again, following in the path of Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US), this season will follow a pattern of multiplatform coverage.

June 26, 2018 Press Release

“BIG BROTHER” RETURNS THIS SUMMER WITH MULTIPLATFORM PROGRAMMING FOR THE SERIES’ MILESTONE 20th SEASONCBS All Access’ “Big Brother” Live Feeds Are Now Accessible onMore Platforms than Ever BeforeSummer Reality Hit Debuts with a Two-Night PremiereWednesday, June 27 and Thursday, June 28 on CBS andStreaming Live on CBS All AccessNew Weekly Facebook Watch Show“Off The Block with Ross and Marissa” with “Celebrity Big Brother”Winner Marissa Jaret Winokur and Runner-Up Ross MathewsPop’s Exclusive Television Broadcast of “Big Brother After Dark”Kicks Off on Thursday, June 28, with Live Late-Night Airings All Summer Long June 26, 2018 – BIG BROTHER returns this summer with new and exciting interactive and cross-platform programming for fans to enjoy throughout the series’ milestone 20th season. This season’s programming includes the return of the popular 24/7 BIG BROTHER Live Feeds for the fourth year to the CBS All Access subscription service. CBS’ summer reality hit debuts with a two-night premiere event Wednesday, June 27 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) and Thursday, June 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT), on the CBS Television Network. BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK premieres on Pop Thursday, June 28 (1:00 AM-4:00 AM, ET/PT). Details of the social, interactive and multiplatform features this season include: CBS All Access: BIG BROTHER Live Feeds: CBS All Access’ BIG BROTHER Live Feeds offer an in-depth, exclusive pass to the show across platforms. Fans will have the opportunity to watch all the action inside the BIG BROTHER house when the Live Feeds begin on Thursday, June 28 at 10:00 PM, PT/Friday, June 29 at 1:00 AM, ET. Feeds will be available through the CBS All Access subscription service on a monthly basis: limited commercials for $5.99/month or commercial-free for $9.99/month. For more information, visit: https://www.cbs.com/shows/big_brother/live_feed/ Watch Season 20 of BIG BROTHER live and on-demand across devices: Through CBS All Access, fans across the U.S. will be able to stream the live, local broadcast of BIG BROTHER across platforms and catch up on every episode on-demand after they air. CBS All Access subscribers can watch BIG BROTHER online at CBS.com, on mobile devices via the CBS App for iOS, Android and Windows 10, and on Roku Players, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TVs and Amazon Channels. Every episode from every season of BIG BROTHER: CBS All Access offers BIG BROTHER fans the opportunity to watch every episode from every season of BIG BROTHER. BIG BROTHER on CBS.com and the CBS App: Watch recent BIG BROTHER episodes: Fans without a CBS All Access subscription will still be able to catch up on the latest episodes form this season on CBS.com and the CBS App for mobile devices and tablets. BIG BROTHER Interactive Elements and Social Media: BIG BROTHER Facebook Watch show “Off The Block with Ross and Marissa”: Join CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER winner Marissa Jaret Winokur and runner-up Ross Mathews for “Off The Block with Ross and Marissa,” the ultimate weekly companion series for viewers who just can’t get enough BIG BROTHER. Each Friday on BIG BROTHER’s Facebook Watch show page, Ross and Marissa will break down the biggest BIG BROTHER moments, share exclusive content, make predictions for the week ahead, chat with eliminated houseguests and more. The CBS Messenger Bot: Fans will be able to experience BIG BROTHER in a whole new way this summer via Facebook Messenger, Twitter, Kik and Skype. Powered by Imperson, the CBS Messenger Bot will feature exclusive BIG BROTHER content, interactive features and games including: Impact votes Updates on the status of the game and more Highlights of what’s happening in episodes and the Live Feeds Quizzes, games and trivia BIG BROTHER Social Accounts: On Twitter, fans can follow @CBSBigBrother for updates on the show. On BIG BROTHER’s Facebook page, fans can participate in polls and get updates on the show and exclusive content all summer long, including Facebook Stories. BIG BROTHER’s Instagram account (@CBS_BigBrother) will feature exclusive photos and familiar BIG BROTHER faces as well as Instagram Stories. Fans can follow “cbsbigbrother” on Snapchat for snaps from inside the house. BIG BROTHER will be presented multiple nights of the week across broadcast and cable television: BIG BROTHER on the CBS Television Network: Following the two-night premiere, BIG BROTHER will air Sundays (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) beginning July 1; Wednesdays (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) beginning July 4; and Thursdays (9:00-10:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT) beginning July 5, featuring the live eviction show hosted by Julie Chen. BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK on Pop: For the sixth consecutive year, Pop brings fans the exclusive live television broadcast of BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK (BBAD), an unfiltered late-night feed inside the BIG BROTHER house. Premiering on Thursday, June 28 (1:00 AM-4:00 AM, ET/PT), BBAD will air seven nights a week for 13 straight weeks – over 250 hours of live television all summer long. For a complete schedule, go to: www.poptv.com/WatchBBAD. Again this year, fans can compete in “The Orwell Games,” Pop’s nightly watch-and-win BBAD challenge featuring BBAD Bingo, Pop Quizzes, Hashtag Hunts and a chance to win a trip to Los Angeles for the season finale of BIG BROTHER.

Off The Block with Ross and Marissa

Similar to the recap show with Jeff Schroeder since Big Brother 14 (US), former celebrity houseguests Marissa Jaret Winokur and Ross Mathews will host a weekly recap show on Facebook Watch. During the show, the two will recap the weeks events, evictions, and more. The first episode will air on Friday, June 29th.

Ultimate Big Brother Bracket Tournament

To commemorate the upcoming 20th edition of the show, CBS decided to hold a bracket contest to lead up to the premiere. Each week leading up to the premiere fans would go to the CBS Big Brother website and vote on which moment should move on to the next would with the winner being announced the day of the premiere.

The rounds were as followed:

• Round 1 = May 30 - June 6
• Round 2 = June 7 - June 13
• Semifinal Round = June 14 - June 20
• Final Round = June 21 - June 27, when the winner will be announced.

The bracket can be seen below.

Ultimate Big Brother Bracket Tournament Bracket

Round 1 May 30 - June 6 Round 2 June 7 - June 13 Semifinal Round June 14 - June 20 Final Round June 21 - June 27                         14 Dan's Funeral Win 11 Jeff's Coup D'État Loss 14 Dan's Funeral Win 18 Victor Wins 2 Battle Backs Loss 19 Cody & Jessica Reunite Loss 18 Victor Wins 2 Battle Backs Win 14 Dan's Funeral Win 12 "Floaters, Grab A Lifevest" Loss 5 Twin Twist Reveal Loss 12 Zingbot's First Appearance Win 12 Zingbot's First Appearance Loss 12 "Floaters, Grab A Lifevest" Win 10 Keesha's Birthday Loss 12 "Floaters, Grab A Lifevest" Win 14 Dan's Funeral Win 7 Chilltown Phone Calls Loss 16 Jeff Proposes Win 2 Boogie Proposes Loss 16 Jeff Proposes Win 19 Josh Beats Paul Loss 19 Josh Beats Paul Win 16 Frankie Wins Battle of the Block Loss 16 Jeff Proposes Loss 7 Chilltown Phone Calls Win 3 Marcellas' Veto Win 13 Lawon's Powers Loss 3 Marcellas' Veto Loss 7 Chilltown Phone Calls Win 7 Chilltown Phone Calls Win 7 Dr. Will Hates You All Loss

House

Big Brother - Big Brother Season 20 House Tour With Julie Chen

Julie's Official House Tour

The house was revealed on June 20, 2018. The new theme is Interactive Technology. The house includes a rock wall, a new gameroom, moving couch, and communication for the HOH that has never been seen before.

The Press Release said the following:

June 20, 2018 Press Release

'“BIG BROTHER” RETURNS FOR ITS MILESTONE 20TH SEASON WITH A THREE-HOUR, TWO-NIGHT PREMIERE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 AND THURSDAY, JUNE 28'HIGH TECH TAKES OVER THE “BIG BROTHER” HOUSE WITH  A SILICON VALLEY THEME AND THE ADDITION OF  INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS  Season Premiere Will Give Unprecedented Power – and Punishments – to Houseguests  One of Season 20’s New Twists, “BB App Store,”   Will Be Unveiled During the July 1 EpisodeHigh tech takes over BIG BROTHER for its 20th anniversary, as 16 all-new Houseguests face unexpected twists and upgraded power in a house inspired by Silicon Valley. The reality hit debuts with a three-hour, two-night premiere event Wednesday, June 27 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) and Thursday, June 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Julie Chen returns to host. “BIG BROTHER has always been about innovation, and this season, technology, interactivity and powerful upgrades will give a charge to the Houseguests’ game,” said Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan, Executive Producers, BIG BROTHER. “This house is bound to inspire some state-of-the-art strategies, forcing the players to make inspired decisions and form collaborative relationships if they hope to advance through the summer!” “On July 5, 2000, pop culture found a new obsession when BIG BROTHER debuted, giving viewers groundbreaking 24/7 access into the lives of those first Houseguests… and now an entire generation has grown up watching. Here’s to a new season of competitions, ceremonies, alliances and evictions!” said Julie Chen. The competition kicks off immediately on premiere night with three challenges that will yield a game-changing power – and two unprecedented punishments. In addition, a new tech-themed twist, the “BB App Store,” will be unveiled in the first Sunday episode, July 1 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT), when America will have a chance to get the Houseguests trending, resulting in power apps or punishments that could crash their game. Building on the themes of interactivity and collaboration, this season’s house is inspired by the fun, colorful and creative interactive spaces on tech campuses around the globe, with a dynamic touch of innovation in every room. Dominating the living room is a BIG BROTHER first: a 22’ tall rock-climbing wall, allowing the Houseguest to literally climb the wall when they feel trapped in the house. In another first, this season’s circular couch is on a large rotating platform, opening up a space for the Houseguests to access the climbing wall. The downstairs bedrooms feature the first sliding walls to be incorporated into the BIG BROTHER house. These five separate panels can open up to make a more communal space, and the placement of the beds and reflective walls create an optical illusion. Under the careful watch of a 4’ tall fiberglass gummy bear, the kitchen features a unique island on casters that allow the countertop and the stools to move from side to side. The Kaleidoscope Lounge is a party of pattern, with multi-dimensional shapes and colorful graphics. The highlight of the room is the floor-to-ceiling pin art wall, featuring 14,276 separate plastic pegs on a display big enough to press your entire body into. The common bathroom features four sinks, bright green walls, emoji pillows and a collection of mirrors covered with interchangeable IRL filters inspired by multi-messaging media apps. Upstairs, the bridge has been transformed into a gaming lounge with a classic foosball table, a tabletop video-game-inspired cocktail table, an illuminated abstract chessboard, and moving gamer chairs that bring an arcade feel to the space. The extra-large aquarium has a prominent position and is stocked with neon tropical hybrid fish swimming among sunken custom 3D printed miniature themed arcade games. The Head of Household Suite has a trendy warehouse feel with dark wood, exposed cinderblock, and walls covered with LED panels that constantly change color. In an upgrade, not only can the HOH spy on the other players, but now they will also be able to speak with them through a video intercom system placed in select rooms around the house. In a nod to the home of tech giants in Northern California, the backyard features a mural of California Poppies, the official state flower. The yard is outfitted with a new pool table and the trademark pool and spa made for a summer of scheming. Following the two-night premiere, BIG BROTHER will air Sundays (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT), beginning July 1; Wednesdays (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT), beginning July 4; and Thursdays (9:00-10:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT), beginning July 5, featuring the live eviction show hosted by Julie Chen. BIG BROTHER follows a group of people living together in a house outfitted with 94 HD cameras and 113 microphones, recording their every move 24 hours a day. Each week, someone will be voted out of the house, with the last remaining Houseguest receiving the grand prize of $500,000. BIG BROTHER is produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan for Fly on the Wall Entertainment, in association with Endemol Shine North America. CHEAT TWEET: #BB20 House Décor and Twists Revealed! High Tech takes over when #BigBrother returns for its 20th season! Two-night premiere event 6/27 8-10pmET/PT & 6/28 9-10pmET/PT. Also watch @JulieChen’s tour of the house: https://www.paramountpressexpress.com/

This season's house was designed by Scott Storey.

House Designer, Scott Storey

The house pictures can be seen below.

Big Brother 20 House Photos
Hammock Exercise Bikes Pool Area Hallway Kaleidoscope Room Kaleidoscope Room HOH Bathroom HOH Room Living Room Loft/Game Area Bathroom Dining Room Table Dining Room Entrance Way Living Room Large Bedroom Large Bedroom Fidget Spinner Wall Julie in the Kitchen Fidget Spinner Bedroom Have-Not Room

Alumni Launch Crowd

The Alumni at the Launch of season 20

For the launch of season 20, CBS sent out invitations out to previous houseguests to come to the launch taping. However, CBS would not pay for flights to Los Angeles, so houseguests who wished to attend must fly out themselves. Every main broadcast season had at least one representative.

The following former houseguests attended the launch:

• No houseguests who debuted on Big Brother: Over The Top or Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US) were invited.

Twists

• Premiere Competitions: The first competition starts almost immediately on premiere night with three challenges that will yield a game-changing power—and two unprecedented punishments. The houseguests were divided into two groups for two competitions. The winners of each competitions would advance to the final Immunity Competition while the houseguests that would come in last would be punished. The winner of the final competition would give immunity to two out of four groups to enter.
• House Division: Similar to Big Brother Canada 6's opening night twist, the houseguest who won the final premiere competition would have to grant immunity to half of the house, leaving the other half to play in HoH and be nominated for eviction. The house was split into four groups of four, based on the groups that they entered the house in.

• BB App Store: Similar to season 19's Den of Temptation, viewers will go online to the CBS website to fill out a survey about the houseguests. The survey results will end with some houseguests trending more than others. The houseguests will then be able to enter the new "BB App Store" room and will be able to choose different powers and advantages or punishments. The only difference to the Den of Temptation is that viewers will not be directly vote for one person to get a power but is based on how the audience perceives the dynamics in the house. The apps are divided up into two different types of apps, "Power Apps" and "Crap Apps". Power apps are good for your game while crap apps are given as punished.
• Hacker Competition: A new competition that was introduced for the first two weeks of the Jury stage of the game. The winner of this competition gains the ability to anonymously replace one of the two nominees selected by the HOH (however, they can choose not to), nullify one eviction vote, and select the player of their choosing to compete in the Veto competition.
• Jury Battle Back: The first four Jurors competed against each other in order to win their way back into the house, as if they had never been evicted. This season, it was officially named the Jury Battle Back Competition. Scottie narrowly beat out Faysal, that night's evictee, and won his way back into the game.

Nods to Previous Seasons

With this season being the 20th season anniversary of the show, nods to all of the past seasons will be spread around the season. In every week except Week 5, there was a nod to a prior season, whether it was an old competition, an alumni visiting, or an old twist/punishment making a return.

• Week 1
  • Alumni audience for the Premiere
  • "The Trash Folder" - "The Black Box" (introduced Big Brother 15 (US))
  • "Surfing the BB Web" - "Wipe Out" (introduced Big Brother 6 (US))
  • Live Feeds - Throughout the season, during competitions, ceremonies, and other important events, the feeds will cut to episodes of prior seasons instead of fish or animal shelters. The first episode shown was the premiere of Big Brother 5 (US).
• Week 2
  • "Yell!" Crap App - "What's The Hold Up" punishment (introduced Big Brother 19 (US))
    • Later reappeared in Week 6 as the "InstaGranny" punishment.
  • "HouseGuestsOnly.com" - Big Brother 19 (US)'s Jessica Graf and Cody Nickson returned to host.
  • Eviction #2 - Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US)'s Ross Mathews and Marissa Jaret Winokur appeared in the audience.
• Week 3
  • "Mamma Mia Madness" - "Giddy Up" (introduced in Big Brother 16 (US))
• Week 4
  • "Out On A Limb" - "The Wall" (introduced in Big Brother 10 (US))
  • "Chop, Bonk, Spank" - "Punch, Slap, Kick" (introduced in Big Brother 19 (US)) - Big Brother 12 (US) and Big Brother 13 (US)'s Rachel Reilly returned to host.
• Week 6
  • "Boom Power Trip" - "Yankee Swap" (introduced in Big Brother 8 (US)) - Big Brother 10 (US) and Big Brother 11 (US)’s Jessie Godderz returned to host.
  • Eviction #6 - Big Brother: Over The Top's Alex and Morgan Willett appeared in the audience.
• Week 7
  • "#HashtagTooLong!" - "Knockout" (introduced in Big Brother 8 (US))
  • "OTEV the Sneezy Skunk" - "OTEV" (introduced in Big Brother 7 (US))
• Week 8
  • "Glow & Flow" - "Slippery Slope" (introduced in Big Brother 8 (US))
  • "Zing Force" - "Hide and Go Veto" (introduced in Big Brother 8 (US)) - "Zingbot Competition" (introduced in Big Brother 12 (US))
• Week 9
  • "Sweet Shot" - "Perfect Shot" (introduced in Big Brother 18 (US))
  • Eviction #9 - Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US)'s Marissa Jaret Winokur appeared in the audience.
• Week 10
  • "Big Top Drop" (introduced in Big Brother 4 (US))
  • "Pie in the Sky" - "Dizzy Discs" (introduced in Big Brother 9 (US))
  • "Control Your Emoji" - "Seesaw" (introduced in Big Brother 16 (US))
  • Eviction #10 - Big Brother 16 (US)'s Derrick Levasseur appeared to discuss the game.
• Week 11
  • Big Brother 18 (US)'s Victor Arroyo and Nicole Franzel got engaged in the house, similar to how Big Brother 11 (US) and Big Brother 13 (US)'s Jeff Schroeder and Jordan Lloyd did on Big Brother 16 (US).
    • Alumni guests for the engagement party
  • "BB Comics" (introduced in Big Brother 16 (US))
• Week 12
  • "What The Bleep?" (introduced in Big Brother 16 (US))
  • "Down to the Wires" - "Pull Some Strings" (introduced in Big Brother 14 (US))
• Week 13
  • Big Brother 11 (US) and Big Brother 13 (US)'s Jeff Schroeder appeared to recap the season with the Final 3.
  • "Jury Oddcasts" - "Jury Statements" (introduced in Big Brother 3 (US))
  • Alumni audience for the Finale

HouseGuests

Winner    Kaycee

Runner-Up    Tyler

Jury: Tyler    JC

Jury: Tyler    Angela

Jury: Kaycee    Sam

Jury: Tyler    Brett

Jury: Tyler    Haleigh

Jury: Kaycee    Scottie

Jury: Kaycee    Faysal

Jury: Kaycee    Rockstar

Jury: Kaycee    Bayleigh

Evicted    Rachel

Evicted    Kaitlyn

Evicted    Winston

Evicted    Swaggy C

Evicted    Steve

Voting History

	Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5	Week 6	Week 7	Week 8	Week 9	Week 10	Week 11		Week 12		Week 13
											Day 80	Day 86	Day 87	Day 91	Day 99	Finale
Kaycee	Steve	Swaggy C	Winston	Kaitlyn	Rachel	Bayleigh	Saved Rep	Rep	Faysal	Scottie		Brett	Sam	Angela	JC	Winner
Tyler		Swaggy C	Winston	Kaitlyn	Rachel	Ineligible Vetoed	Rockstar	Scottie	Faysal		Haleigh		Sam			Runner-Up
JC	Steve	Swaggy C	Winston	Rockstar	Rachel	Bayleigh	Rockstar	Scottie	Faysal	Scottie	Haleigh	Vetoed Brett				Tyler
Angela	Steve	Swaggy C	Winston	Kaitlyn	Rachel		Vetoed Rockstar	Scottie		Scottie	Haleigh	Brett				Tyler
Sam		Swaggy C	Winston		Rachel	Rockstar	Rockstar	Scottie	Haleigh	Scottie						Kaycee
Brett	Steve	Swaggy C		Kaitlyn		Bayleigh	Rockstar	Vetoed Scottie	Faysal	Scottie	Haleigh	Rep				Tyler
Haleigh	Sam	Winston	Brett	Vetoed Kaitlyn	Brett	Bayleigh		Scottie								Tyler
Scottie	Sam	Vetoed Swaggy C		Kaitlyn	Brett	Saved Bayleigh	Kaycee									Kaycee
Faysal	Sam	Winston	Brett	Kaitlyn	Brett	Bayleigh	Ineligible			Eliminated						Kaycee
Rockstar	Sam	Winston	Brett	Rep	Brett		Hacked			Eliminated						Kaycee
Bayleigh	Sam	Winston	Brett	Kaitlyn		Rep				Eliminated						Kaycee
Rachel	Steve	Swaggy C	Winston	Kaitlyn
Kaitlyn	Steve		Brett		Eliminated
Winston	Steve
Swaggy C	Sam	Rep
Steve

Key:

HOH

Nominated

Veto Winner

Rep: Replacement Nominee

Evicted

Jury Member

Immune

Bonus Life Used

Re-Entry Result

Hacker Winner

Saved by Hacker

• Note: Scottie was evicted for Week 9, before winning his way back into the house.

Have/Have-Not History

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BB App Store History

The App Store was divided up into 5 Power Apps and 5 Crap Apps. The 10 different Apps are shown below. However only 6 Apps, 3 of each kind, were able to be selected:

The Power Apps

Re-Draw

Bonus Life

Upgrade

The Cloud

Identity Theft

The Crap Apps

Yell!

Fake News

Read It!

Hamazon

Spammed

Power Apps

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3

Bonus Life
Description: This power gives you or the houseguest of your choosing the CHANCE to return to the game if evicted. This power is good through the first four evictions. But here's the catch, if the Bonus Life is not used at one of the first three evictions, the 4th person evicted automatically gets a chance to return to the game. Outcome: The App was won by Sam Bledsoe. After not using the app for the first 3 weeks, Sam won the Week 4 HoH in order to still have control over who the app was used on, and eventually got Kaitlyn Herman evicted, but when the Bonus Life competition was offered, she couldn't complete it in time, thus eliminating both her, and the Bonus Life.

The Cloud
Description: Keep yourself from going on the block at any one Nomination Ceremony or Veto Meeting. If you are worried you could be nominated, sit in the cloud, and you cannot be put on the block.

You have a two-month subscription to the Cloud. So for the next eight weeks, you may choose one time in which to use the Cloud to keep yourself safe!

Outcome: The App was won by Tyler Crispen. It ended up becoming the last app left in the game, as the Bonus Life was used automatically, and the Identity Theft was eliminated alongside its holder. However, the app remained unused throughout most of the two month period, and after his alliance members Angela Rummans and Kaycee Clark won HoH and PoV respectively during Week 9, the last week that the app was in play, Tyler did not need to use the Cloud, and so it expired.

Identity Theft
Description: At any point in the first half of the game, you can secretly steal the identity of one Head of Household at the Nomination Ceremony! The reigning HOH cannot be nominated and will still control the replacement nominee at the Veto Meeting. When only 8 houseguests remain, the Identity Theft power is no longer in play. Outcome: The App was won by Bayleigh Dayton. After initially telling Faysal Shafaat about the app immediately after winning it, Bayleigh kept it a secret until she won the Week 5 HoH and told Rachel Swindler in order to convince her to be a Pawn. Rachel then told Angela Rummans, who then told the rest of their alliance, before Brett Robinson exposed it to the entire house at the live eviction. Angela won the next HoH and targeted Bayleigh because of the Power App, and successfully backdoored her, sending Bayleigh to The Jury House, and eliminating the Identity Theft. Although there was a chance for Bayleigh to get back into the game, the return would bring the number of houseguests to 8, so even if she returned, the app would still be out of play due to naturally expiring.

Crap Apps

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3

Hamazon
Description: Congratulations, Hamazon will be delivering you packages all week long! Every time you hear there is a Hamazon delivery, retrieve your package and prepare to feast! With Hamazon, freshness is key! So you must eat all the ham in each delivery as soon as it arrives.

Yell!
Description: For the next 24 hours, an Angry Reviewer will be unleashed into the house at random times to loudly give feedback on you and your game.

Read It!
Description: Congratulations, you are the new narrator for an Audio Book version of Hamlet! Every time you hear "To Read or Not to Read... To Read", you must put on your Shakespeare costume, go to the reading area, stand on your soapbox and in your best Shakespearean accent, read from the Hamlet book out loud. When you hear "To Read or Not to Read... Not to Read", you will stop reading. This punishment will continue until you have read the entire book.

America's BB App Store Voting

	Week 1	Week 2	Week 3
App Decision	Bonus Life	The Cloud	Identity Theft
	Hamazon	Yell!	Read It!
Angela	Denied	Denied	Denied
Bayleigh	Denied	Denied	Power App
Brett	Denied	Denied	Denied
Faysal	Crap App	Ineligible
Haleigh	Denied	Denied	Crap App
JC	Denied	Denied	Denied
Kaitlyn	Denied	Denied	Denied
Kaycee	Denied	Denied	Denied
Rachel	Denied	Crap App	Ineligible
Rockstar	Denied	Denied	Denied
Sam	Power App	Ineligible
Scottie	Denied	Denied	Denied
Tyler	Denied	Power App	Ineligible
Winston	Denied	Denied	Denied
Swaggy C	Denied	Denied
Steve	Denied

Hacker Competition Week

Week	Hacker	Hacking Powers
		Nominee Change		Power of Veto Player Selection	Eviction Vote Nullified
		Saved	Nominated
6	Haleigh	Scottie	Tyler	Kaycee	Tyler
7	Kaycee	Kaycee	Rockstar	Tyler	Faysal

Competition History

#		Competition		Result
Week	Day(s)	Type	Name
1	1	Immunity	"The Trash Folder"	Angela Advances
		Punishment		Kaycee is punished
		Immunity	"Title Unknown"	Swaggy C Advances
		Punishment		Sam is punished
		Immunity	"Surfing the BB Web"	Swaggy C wins Immunity
		HOH	"Microchip Mayhem"	Tyler wins HOH
	10	POV	"Going Viral"	Faysal wins the Veto
2	16	HOH	"Land a Job"	Kaitlyn wins HOH
	18	POV	"HouseguestsOnly.com"	Tyler wins the Veto
3	23	HOH	"Product Launch"	Scottie wins HOH
	25	POV	"Mamma Mia Mayhem"	Scottie wins the Veto
4	30	HOH	"Out On A Limb"	Sam wins HOH
	32	POV	"Chop, Bonk, Spank"	Faysal wins the Veto
5	37	Re-Entry	"Outside the House"	Kaitlyn remains evicted
		HOH	"Information Highway"	Bayleigh wins HOH
	39	POV	"Goober Driver"	Tyler wins the Veto
6	44	HOH	"GIF That Keeps On Giving"	Angela wins HOH
	45	Hacker	"Crack the Code"	Haleigh wins the Hacker
	46	POV	"Boom Power Trip"	Angela wins the Veto
7	51	HOH	"#HashtagTooLong!"	Haleigh wins HOH
	52	Hacker	"Hack the House"	Kaycee wins the Hacker
	53	POV	"OTEV the Sneezy Skunk"	Tyler wins the Veto
8	58	HOH	"Glow & Flow"	Faysal wins HOH
	60	POV	"Zing Force"	Brett wins the Veto
9	65	HOH	"Sweet Shot"	Angela wins HOH
	67	POV	"Mission to Planet Veto"	Kaycee wins the Veto
10	72	Re-Entry	"Big Top Drop"	Scottie returns to the game
		HOH	"Pie in the Sky"	Tyler wins HOH
	74	POV	"Control Your Emoji"	Kaycee wins the Veto
11	79	HOH	"Shell or Highwater"	Kaycee wins HOH
	81	POV	"BB Comics"	Kaycee wins the Veto
	86	HOH	"Buffering"	Tyler wins HOH
		POV	"Block and Roll"	Angela wins the Veto
12		HOH	"BB Flix & Chill"	Angela wins HOH
	88	POV	"Your Maze are Numbered"	Kaycee wins the Veto
	91	HOH	"What The Bleep?"	JC wins HOH
	92	POV	"Down to the Wires"	Kaycee wins the Veto
13	93	HOH	"Jetpack Attack"	Tyler wins Final HOH Part 1
	95		"Mount Evictus"	Kaycee wins Final HOH Part 2
	99		"Jury Oddcasts"	Kaycee wins Final HOH Part 3

Game History

#	HOH	Technology Winner		Initial Nominations			Veto Holder	Used?	Final Nominations		Evicted	Vote	Finish
Week		Positive	Negative	HOH		Hacker
1	Tyler	Sam	Faysal	Sam	Steve		Faysal		Sam	Steve	Steve	7-6	1st Evicted Day 16
2	Kaitlyn	Tyler	Rachel	Scottie	Winston		Tyler		Swaggy C	Winston	Swaggy C	8-4	2nd Evicted Day 23
3	Scottie	Bayleigh	Haleigh	Brett	Winston		Scottie		Brett	Winston	Winston	6-5	3rd Evicted Day 30
4	Sam			Haleigh	Kaitlyn		Faysal		Kaitlyn	Rockstar	Kaitlyn	9-1	4th Evicted Day 37
												Lost Re-Entry Eliminated Day 37
5	Bayleigh			Brett	Rachel		Tyler		Brett	Rachel	Rachel	5-4	5th Evicted Day 44
6	Angela	Haleigh		Rockstar	Scottie	Tyler	Angela		Bayleigh	Rockstar	Bayleigh	6-1	6th Evicted 1st Jury Member Day 51
7	Haleigh	Kaycee		Angela	Kaycee	Rockstar	Tyler		Kaycee	Rockstar	Rockstar	5-1	7th Evicted 2nd Jury Member Day 58
8	Faysal			Brett	Scottie		Brett		Kaycee	Scottie	Scottie	6-0	8th Evicted Removed from Jury Day 65
9	Angela			Faysal	Haleigh		Kaycee		Faysal	Haleigh	Faysal	4-1	9th Evicted 3rd Jury Member Day 72
10											Scottie	Returned Day 72
	Tyler			Haleigh	Scottie		Kaycee		Haleigh	Scottie	Scottie	5-0	10th Evicted 4th Jury Member Day 79
11	Kaycee			Haleigh	Sam		Kaycee		Haleigh	Sam	Haleigh	4-0	11th Evicted 5th Jury Member Day 86
	Tyler			JC	Sam		Angela		Brett	Sam	Brett	3-0	12th Evicted 6th Jury Member Day 86
12	Angela			JC	Sam		Kaycee		JC	Sam	Sam	2-0	13th Evicted 7th Jury Member Day 91
	JC			Angela	Tyler		Kaycee		Angela	Tyler	Angela	1-0	14th Evicted 8th Jury Member Day 93
13	Kaycee								JC	Tyler	JC	1-0	15th Evicted 9th Jury Member Day 99
											Tyler	5-4	Runner-Up
											Kaycee		Winner

Week 1

HOH    Tyler

Immune POV    Faysal

Nominee 6 Votes    Sam

Evicted 7 Votes    Steve

Week 2

HOH    Kaitlyn

POV    Tyler

Pre-Veto Nominee    Scottie

Nominee 4 Votes    Winston

Post-Veto Nominee Evicted 8 Votes    Swaggy C

Week 3

HOH POV    Scottie

Nominee 5 Votes    Brett

Evicted 6 Votes    Winston

Week 4

HOH    Sam

POV    Faysal

Pre-Veto Nominee    Haleigh

Post-Veto Nominee 1 Vote    Rockstar

Evicted 9 Votes Lost Bonus Life    Kaitlyn

Week 5

HOH    Bayleigh

POV    Tyler

Nominee 4 Votes    Brett

Evicted 5 Votes    Rachel

Week 6

HOH POV    Angela

Hacker    Haleigh

Pre-Hacker Nominee    Scottie

Pre-Veto Hacker Nominee    Tyler

Nominee 1 Vote    Rockstar

Post-Veto Nominee Evicted 6 Votes    Bayleigh

Week 7

HOH    Haleigh

POV    Tyler

Pre-Veto Nominee    Angela

Pre-Hacker Nominee Hacker Post-Veto Nominee 1 Vote    Kaycee

Hacker Nominee Evicted 5 Votes    Rockstar

Week 8

HOH    Faysal

Pre-Veto Nominee POV    Brett

Post-Veto Nominee 0 Votes    Kaycee

Evicted 6 Votes    Scottie

Week 9

HOH    Angela

POV    Kaycee

Nominee 1 Vote    Haleigh

Evicted 4 Votes    Faysal

Week 10

HOH    Tyler

POV    Kaycee

Nominee 0 Votes    Haleigh

Re-Entered Evicted 5 Votes    Scottie

Week 11

Round 1

HOH POV    Kaycee

Nominee 0 Votes    Sam

Evicted 4 Votes    Haleigh

Round 2

HOH    Tyler

POV    Angela

Pre-Veto Nominee    JC

Nominee 0 Votes    Sam

Post-Veto Nominee Evicted 3 Votes    Brett

Week 12

Round 1

HOH    Angela

POV    Kaycee

Nominee 0 Votes    JC

Evicted 2 Votes    Sam

Round 2

HOH    JC

POV    Kaycee

Nominee 0 Votes    Tyler

Evicted 1 Vote    Angela

Week 13

HOH Pt. 2 Winner HOH Pt. 3 Winner    Kaycee

HOH Pt. 1 Winner Nominee 0 Votes    Tyler

Evicted 1 Vote    JC

Finale

Winner 5 Votes    Kaycee

Runner-Up 4 Votes    Tyler

Jury

Kaycee Bayleigh

Kaycee Rockstar

Kaycee Faysal

Kaycee Scottie

Tyler Haleigh

Tyler Brett

Kaycee Sam

Tyler Angela

Tyler JC

Controversies

• July 2: JC was seen inappropriately touching houseguests' private regions. In one scene, JC jokingly attempted to touch Kaycee and Kaitlyn's with an ice cream scooper. He tried to attempt the same on Tyler, however he blocked his private region. Later JC walked up to Tyler, who was having a massage at the time, and rubbed his genitals. However, no houseguests complained about JC's actions.
  • Production later discussed his actions on the live feeds with him and warned him of future actions.

• July 3: Rachel and Angela were outside on the hammocks when Rachel said that her stomach was tanning as dark as African-American houseguest Bayleigh. Angela later responded with, "I know. I'm looking ghetto here with the skin coloration". Rachel agreed and said if she stayed in the sun for another two days that she would "change ethnicities".
  • Production later discussed their actions on the live feeds with both women and warned them of future actions.

• July 6: Kaitlyn was lying down in the upstairs lounge with Tyler and Brett where she quoted a Drake lyric. "I did go zero to 100 n**ga, real quick." Immediately realising what she had done with an "oops", Kaitlyn began to continue the song to cover the mistake up and to infer to the live feed audience that she was not racist. Neither Tyler or Brett reacted to what she said.

• July 17: JC was in the HOH room talking with Bayleigh, Scottie, and Faysal about how the word m***et is considered a derogatory/offensive word. He then compared the word to how "gay and f***ot or ni**er and black" are not the same thing. Bayleigh was instantly offended and lectured JC to never use the word again.
  • This controversy sparked a conversation between the two that was not shown on the Live Feeds, but was made the focus of the Sunday, July 22nd, 2018 episode (Episode 12).

• July 30: Rachel was trying to fall asleep when JC woke her up asking "Are you a real girl?" indirectly asking if she was transgender. In response, Rachel stated that she was. JC then said that "There was a comment that you are trans." Rachel asked "who said that" and JC said that he did. JC then attempted to touch Rachel's Adam's apple multiple times while she swatted him away repeatedly.

• July 30: Bayleigh was in a discussion with Haleigh and Rockstar when she began discussing how "they" (Muslims) act the way they do. Since Faysal is a Muslim, Bayleigh began saying that “Fessy should suck it” and “go find a virgin”. She later said “go to Pakistan and go get you one" saying “that’s what ‘they’ do.”

• August 5: Bayleigh was in a discussion with Rockstar on Big Brother: After Dark on how Rockstar is “(you’re) the only white person I know that hates white people.” After a laugh by Rockstar, Bayleigh responds with "Yes, you do. Like normal white people. You don’t like them [any] more than I do."

• August 6: Bayleigh was in the bathroom and pulled Haleigh aside and told her that she had a dream. She thinks she missed her period, her breasts were bigger, and that she is pregnant with Swaggy C's baby. Haleigh then asks if she took a pregnancy test, to which Bayleigh responded with “No, it’s more like pure fear. I don’t even want to know.”
• August 28: Tyler was in the middle of sleeping when JC crawled into his bed. He began to kiss and cradle his arm after Tyler told him that he did not want to sleep with him. JC claims that Tyler was having a nightmare and that he was only trying to comfort him. Tyler has said that he doesn't recall any of the events and did not believe that really happened until production told him.
• August 29: Haleigh was using the toilet when JC decided to open and tie the door open. Haleigh then yelled at JC to shut the door repeatedly, however, JC did not. Haleigh then called out to production and the feeds cut. The feeds returned with a fight between JC and Sam after Sam blasted JC for his actions. JC claims that Haleigh was attempting to scare him as a prank when he opened the door, and so he left it open in retaliation.
  • Both of these actions led to JC getting another warning from production, with Tyler and Haleigh both speaking to production as well, explaining that they did not feel unsafe due to his actions, with Haleigh having a private discussion with EP Allison Grodner. Haleigh later told to Faysal that she does not "want to get [JC] in trouble". Production also told JC he is no longer allowed to sleep in the same bed as Tyler.

• August 31: JC, Kaycee, Tyler, and Haleigh were all in the HOH room where they were talking about "Snickers" candy and other goods that come in the HOH basket. JC repeated the word and began chuckling, and many fans believe that he said the n-word once again, after being warned not to following an earlier incident with Bayleigh.
  • This incident led to production meeting and discussing whether or not to expel JC due to his constant controversy after being warned multiple times, and through a vote it was determined that he would stay in the game for the time being.

• September 6: During Scottie's speech during the live eviction, he had to be censored out multiple times due to inappropriate language. He first said that "everyone's been d***ing around all week". He would later go on to say "you can all suck it except for you, Tyler, cause I know you have been getting that Hilton Head." Referring to oral sex and using the town that both Tyler and Angela hail from. Finally as he was walking to the door, he then turned and flipped off everyone in the house as he spinned around, but it was not seen on camera.

Les Moonves Sexual Allegations

On July 27, the New Yorker published an articled that stated that Julie Chen's husband and head of CBS Les Moonves had sexually assaulted six women. Julie went on to Twitter to support her husband as his battle over CBS and Viacom continues. Les would go on to leave the company on September 9th after six more women accused him of sexual misconduct.

Days later after taking the first part of the week off from The Talk, Julie appeared on the live Double Eviction after rumors of her quitting the show. After Brett was evicted, Julie went off the script and signed off as "Julie Chen-Moonves", for the first time ever on Big Brother, cementing the fact that she stands by her husband.

On September 18th, The Talk released a goodbye message by Julie as she resigned from the program. On the brightside, TMZ later reported that Julie will remain as the host of Big Brother at the moment. Julie would open the September 19th eviction with her full name once again. Sources at US Weekly have stated that the show has put out "feelers" for a new host in case Julie does leave. The potential candidates have been Big Brother Canada host Arisa Cox, Big Brother 2 (US) winner Will Kirby, and Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US) runner-up Ross Mathews.

Notable Prizes

• For winning Week 3’s “Mamma Mia Madness” Veto competition, Scottie won a trip to Greece.
• After the Week 6 Power of Veto competition, several HouseGuests received prizes:
  • Scottie won $5,000
  • Tyler won a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii

Notable Punishments

• Week 1's first two challenges gave punishments to the last place finisher in each challenge. Kaycee received the Pinwheel of Doom punishment and Sam received the Big Brother Bot punishment.
• After the Week 6 Power of Veto competition, several HouseGuests received punishments:
  • Brett had a 24 Hour InstaGranny punishment.
  • Kaycee had to wear a "Health Nut-itard" for a week and had to sing and dance to a jingle whenever it played.
  • Rockstar had to complete Jessie's Fitness & Food Program for a week whenever his voice sounded.

Trivia

The Memory Wall with Sam as the Robot

• This season marks the first time that one country has produced twenty civilian seasons of Big Brother
  • Celebrity Big Brother (UK) is the first show to produce more than twenty seasons.
• Following Big Brother 10 (US) and Big Brother 18 (US), this is the third season where two houseguests share the same first name, the two being Angela Rummans and Angela Lantry. The latter was officially referred to by her nicknames ("Angie" and "Rockstar") throughout the season in order to differentiate between the two of them.
  • There also many names that rhyme this season (Bayleigh Dayton and Haleigh Broucher, JC Monduix and Kaycee Clark).
• This is the seventh season to have females win four HOHs in a row. It was preceded by Big Brother 5 (US), Big Brother 8 (US), Big Brother 10 (US), Big Brother 13 (US), Big Brother 17 (US) and Big Brother: Over The Top.
  • For this specific season, this occurred weeks 4 through 7, which were won by Sam, Bayleigh, Angela and Haleigh, respectively. 
• This is the first season since Big Brother 13 to have at least two females win two PoV competitions (Angela and Kaycee.)
  • This is also the first season where multiple females won at least two HoH's and two PoV's each (Angela and Kaycee).
  • This is also the first season where multiple females won 5 or more competitions (Angela and Kaycee).
• This is the first broadcast season since Big Brother 13 (US) where females won more competitions than male.
  • Females won 16 competitions (9 HoH's & 7 PoV's) while men only won 13 (6 HOH's & 7 Veto's).
  • This is also the sixth season where females won more competitions than males. It was preceded by Big Brother 6, Big Brother 7, Big Brother 8, Big Brother 13, & Big Brother: Over The Top.
• This is also the second season where males and females won an equal amount of PoV competitions, with 7 each. The first being Big Brother: Over The Top.
  • It would later be followed by Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US).
• Every male HoH (except JC's Final 4 HoH) evicted a male every time. 
• This is the second civilian season and fourth season overall where a female has won over a male in the final two. The previous ones being Big Brother 18 (US), Big Brother: Over The Top and Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US). It was followed by Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US).

Ratings

United States

Big Brother 20 (US) Ratings - In United States
#		Date	18–49 Demo (rating/share)	Viewers (millions)	Viewers Change (millions)	Season Avg Viewers (millions)	Rank			Source
Week	Episode						Timeslot	Night	Week
1	1	Wednesday, June 27, 2018	1.5/7	5.33		5.33	1	1	2
	2	Thursday, June 28, 2018	1.4/6	5.13	-0.20	5.23	1	1	3
	3	Sunday, July 1, 2018	1.2/6	4.78	-0.35	5.08	1	1	6
	4	Wednesday, July 4, 2018	0.9/5	3.95	-0.83	4.80	1	2	-
	5	Thursday, July 5, 2018	1.3/6	4.96	+1.01	4.83	1	1	1
2	6	Sunday, July 8, 2018	1.3/5	5.11	+0.15	4.88	1	1	2
	7	Wednesday, July 11, 2018	1.5/7	5.43	+0.32	4.96	1	1	T-2
	8	Thursday, July 12, 2018	1.5/6	5.32	-0.09	5.00	1	1	T-2
3	9	Sunday, July 15, 2018	1.4/6	5.19	-0.13	5.02	1	1	4
	10	Wednesday, July 18, 2018	1.4/6	5.24	+0.05	5.04	1	1	6
	11	Thursday, July 19, 2018	1.6/7	5.58	+0.34	5.09	1	1	T-3
4	12	Sunday, July 22, 2018	1.5/6	5.45	-0.13	5.12	1	1	5
	13	Wednesday, July 25, 2018	1.5/6	5.69	+0.24	5.17	1	1	T-2
	14	Thursday, July 26, 2018	1.5/6	5.44	-0.25	5.19	1	1	T-2
5	15	Sunday, July 29, 2018	1.5/6	5.40	-0.04	5.20	1	1	T-2
	16	Wednesday, August 1, 2018	1.5/6	5.55	+0.15	5.22	1	1	T-4
	17	Thursday, August 2, 2018	1.5/6	5.61	+0.06	5.24	1	2	T-4
6	18	Sunday, August 5, 2018	1.6/7	5.57	-0.04	5.26	1	1	3
	19	Wednesday, August 8, 2018	1.6/8	5.63	+0.06	5.28	1	1	T-3
	20	Thursday, August 9, 2018	1.4/7	4.99	-0.64	5.27	1	1	5
7	21	Sunday, August 12, 2018	1.6/8	5.74	+0.75	5.29	1	1	T-3
	22	Wednesday, August 15, 2018	1.7/8	5.82	+0.08	5.31	1	1	T-2
	23	Thursday, August 16, 2018	1.7/8	5.71	-0.11	5.33	1	1	T-2
8	24	Sunday, August 19, 2018	1.6/7	5.80	+0.09	5.35	1	1	4
	25	Wednesday, August 22, 2018	1.6/8	5.70	-0.10	5.36	T-1	T-1	4
	26	Thursday, August 23, 2018	1.6/8	5.61	-0.09	5.37	1	T-1	T-5
9	27	Sunday, August 26, 2018	1.6/7	5.67	+0.06	5.39	T-1	T-1	T-5
	28	Wednesday, August 29, 2018	1.6/8	5.77	+0.10	5.40	1	1	4
	29	Thursday, August 30, 2018	1.3/5	4.54	-1.23	5.37	1	1	T-6
10	30	Sunday, September 2, 2018	1.3/7	4.66	+0.12	5.35	1	2	T-6
	31	Wednesday, September 5, 2018	1.6/8	5.52	+0.86	5.35	1	1	9
	32	Thursday, September 6, 2018	1.5/6	5.21	-0.14	5.35	2	3	11
11	33	Sunday, September 9, 2018	1.6/6	5.48	+0.27	5.35	3	7	9
	34	Wednesday, September 12, 2018	1.5/7	5.70	+0.22	5.36	2	2	10
	35	Thursday, September 13, 2018	1.6/7	5.57	-0.13	5.37	1	1	8
12	36	Sunday, September 16, 2018	1.7/6	6.36	+0.79	5.39	2	5	7
	37	Wednesday, September 19, 2018	1.5/7	5.56	-0.80	5.40	2	2	T-8
	38	Thursday, September 20, 2018	1.5/7	5.68	+0.12	5.41	1	1	T-8
13	39	Sunday, September 23, 2018	1.4/6	5.44	-0.24	5.41	3	7	11
	40	Wednesday, September 26, 2018	1.7/7	5.65	+0.21	5.41	1	T-2	T-17

Canada

Big Brother 20 (US) Ratings - In Canada
#		Date	Viewers (millions)	Viewers Change (millions)	Season Avg Viewers (millions)	Rank (Week)	Source
Week	Episode
1	1	Wednesday, June 27, 2018	1.506		1.506	1
	2	Thursday, June 28, 2018	1.410	-0.096	1.458	4
	3	Sunday, July 1, 2018	1.077	-0.333	1.331	7
	4	Wednesday, July 4, 2018	1.288	+0.211	1.320	5
	5	Thursday, July 5, 2018	1.304	+0.016	1.317	4
2	6	Sunday, July 8, 2018	1.213	-0.091	1.300	7
	7	Wednesday, July 11, 2018	1.307	+0.094	1.300	5
	8	Thursday, July 12, 2018	1.353	+0.046	1.307	4
3	9	Sunday, July 15, 2018	1.077	-0.276	1.282	10
	10	Wednesday, July 18, 2018	1.291	+0.214	1.283	5
	11	Thursday, July 19, 2018	1.213	-0.078	1.276	8
4	12	Sunday, July 22, 2018	1.388	+0.175	1.286	4
	13	Wednesday, July 25, 2018	1.241	-0.147	1.282	5
	14	Thursday, July 26, 2018	1.302	+0.061	1.284	3
5	15	Sunday, July 29, 2018	1.217	-0.085	1.280	6
	16	Wednesday, August 1, 2018	1.348	+0.131	1.283	4
	17	Thursday, August 2, 2018	1.405	+0.057	1.291	3
6	18	Sunday, August 5, 2018	1.163	-0.242	1.284	6
	19	Wednesday, August 8, 2018	1.232	+0.069	1.281	5
	20	Thursday, August 9, 2018	1.267	+0.035	1.280	4
7	21	Sunday, August 12, 2018	0.833	-0.434	1.259	12
	22	Wednesday, August 15, 2018	1.366	+0.533	1.275	3
	23	Thursday, August 16, 2018	1.496	+0.130	1.284	2
8	24	Sunday, August 19, 2018	1.312	-0.184	1.285	5
	25	Wednesday, August 22, 2018	1.248	-0.064	1.274	6
	26	Thursday, August 23, 2018	1.320	+0.072	1.276	5
9	27	Sunday, August 26, 2018	1.323	+0.003	1.278	4
	28	Wednesday, August 29, 2018	1.410	+0.087	1.283	4
	29	Thursday, August 30, 2018	1.432	+0.022	1.288	3
10	30	Sunday, September 2, 2018	1.447	+0.015	1.293	2
	31	Wednesday, September 5, 2018	1.318	-0.129	1.294	6
	32	Thursday, September 6, 2018	1.350	+0.032	1.296	4
11	33	Sunday, September 9, 2018	1.435	+0.085	1.300	3
	34	Wednesday, September 12, 2018	1.359	-0.076	1.302	4
	35	Thursday, September 13, 2018	1.495	+0.136	1.307	2
12	36	Sunday, September 16, 2018	1.294	-0.201	1.307	5
	37	Wednesday, September 19, 2018	1.432	+0.138	1.310	6
	38	Thursday, September 20, 2018	1.511	+0.079	1.315	5
13	39	Sunday, September 23, 2018	0.935	-0.576	1.306	13
	40	Wednesday, September 26, 2018	1.687	+0.752	1.315	13

References

References

External Links

• CBS Official Site
• Pop TV - Big Brother After Dark
• Live Feeds - Requires CBS All-Access Subscription
• Wikipedia Page