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Big Brother 21 (US) is the 21st season of the broadcast edition of Big Brother (U.S.).

Background[]

Development[]

BB21 Logo

Promotional Logo

CBS announced that Big Brother had been renewed for a twenty-first and twenty-second season on May 15, 2019. CBS later announced on May 20, that the twenty-first season was set to premiere on June 25, 2019.[1] Unnamed insiders close to the production of the show previously cast doubt if Julie Chen would return to host following sexual misconduct allegations against her husband Les Moonves.[2] Chen Moonves however, returned for Celebrity Big Brother 2 (US) and it was later announced that Julie Chen Moonves would return to season 21.[3]

Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan to return as executive producers for the series which is produced by Fly on the Wall Entertainment, in association with Endemol Shine North America.[4]

Casting[]

Despite not having an official renewal announcement from CBS at the time, casting for the season was open until April 2019.[5] Kassting, Inc. returned to provide casting services for a twentieth consecutive season since season 2 with Robyn Kass serving as the casting director.[6][7]

It was then announced by former season 11 & season 13 contestant, Jeff Schroeder that the houseguests would officially be introduced on June 17 at 11 AM ET/8 AM PT on the live feeds, after they were released an hour earlier.[8]

Cast Relationships[]

Moments after the cast was revealed, it was noticed by fans that many of the new houseguests have a relationship with one another. Christie Murphy used to date Tommy Bracco's aunt and is tagged in many of each other's Instagram photos.[9] It was revealed by Rob Has a Podcast Life Feed Correspondent, Brent Wolgamott that Holly Allen and Kathryn Dunn were friends and knew that they would be cast together for weeks prior to sequester.[10]

Air Schedule[]

The season features an initial time slot change from previous seasons; new episodes are set to air on a Sunday/Tuesday/Wednesday schedule through the first six episodes before returning to a traditional Sunday/Wednesday/Thursday schedule as in previous seasons.[11]

The 24/7 internet live feeds are also expected to return with a CBS All Access subscription following the two-night season premiere on June 26.[12] In addition, Big Brother: After Dark is expected to return on Pop also following the two-night premiere on June 26 or June 27, depending on viewers local time zones.[13]

House Reveal[]

As with previous seasons, the program is filmed at CBS Studios, sound stage 18 in a custom-built two story house.[14][15] The House is equipped with 94 high-definition cameras and over 113 microphones in order to monitor and record the houseguests.[16][17] The living room, three bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, and lounge room are located on the first floor.[18] The Head of Household bedroom and bathroom, and an additional lounge area known as the "Sky Bridge" are located on the second floor.[18] The second floor is accessible by a ladder located in the entry way or a spiral staircase located in the kitchen next to the sliding glass doors that lead to the backyard.[18] The backyard area features outdoor amenities for the houseguests.[18] Entertainment Tonight showed the first look at the house with Kevin Frazier during their episode on the night of June 20, 2019.[19] Entertainment Tonight then released a sneak peek of the house through a brief tour on their website on June 21.[20] Meanwhile, a full house tour with the host, Julie Chen, and other photos were released through the show's social media outlets.[21][22][23][24][25][26]

The house theme matched the season's overall theme and received a camp theme; Production Designer Scott Storey designed the house's features.[27] The living room features a birch-wood coffee table and a large and a 23-foot triangular window illuminated by LED lights.[28] The first bedroom features a "sleeping under the stars" theme and includes two double-beds and the exterior of a camper.[29] The camper, is only a facade into the second bedroom which features three double-beds and is assumed to be that of a camp counselor's bedroom.[29] The third and final downstairs bedroom is a sports-themed bedroom primarily based from archery.[29] In the kitchen many of the appliances have been redone in an attempted to blend them in with the rest of the theme, an electronic camp fire has been added to the center of formal dining table.[30] The downstairs lounge area received a boat theme while the bathroom received a boat house like theme.[31] The upstairs lounge area, for the first time in the series history is also accessible by a ladder from the entry way, has been updated to resemble a tree house; the Head of Household bedroom and bathroom have been changed to resemble a Moroccan-style bedroom.[32] The backyard features a pool with kayak's and an attached hot tub, lawn chairs surround the back yard which also features a pool table and a washer and dryer, workout equipment, outdoor lounge areas, a hammock, and a mini-fridge.[33]

House Pictures[]

Multiplatform Coverage[]

In the pattern of the past few seasons, this season will have coverage among multiple platforms. [34]

June 24, 2019 Press Release
““BIG BROTHER” RETURNS THIS SUMMER WITH MULTIPLATFORM PROGRAMMING FOR 21ST SEASON
CBS All Access’ “Big Brother” Live Feeds Return;
Summer Reality Hit Debuts with a Two-Night Premiere
Tuesday, June 25 and Wednesday, June 26 on CBS and Streaming Live on CBS All Access
Pop’s Exclusive Television Broadcast of “Big Brother After Dark” Kicks Off Wednesday, June 26

June 24, 2019 – BIG BROTHER returns this summer with exciting interactive and cross-platform programming for fans to enjoy throughout the series’ 21st season. This season’s programming includes the return of the popular 24/7 BIG BROTHER Live Feeds on the CBS All Access subscription service. Across CBS’ digital platforms, fans can expect exclusive digital content with evicted Houseguests, including interviews, never-before-seen clips and more.

CBS’ summer reality hit debuts with a two-night premiere event Tuesday, June 25 and Wednesday, June 26 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK premieres on Pop Wednesday, June 26.

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 Wednesday, June 26 at 9:00 PM, PT/Thursday, June 27 at 12:00 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.
    • Watch Season 21 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 and Android, and on Roku Players, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TVs, Vizio Smartcast TVs and Amazon Prime Video 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 from this season on CBS.com and the CBS App for mobile devices and tablets.
  • BIG BROTHER Interactive Elements and Social Media:
    • BIG BROTHER Social Accounts: On Twitter, fans can follow @CBSBigBrother for updates and polls on the show. On BIG BROTHER’s Facebook page, fans can get updates on the show and exclusive content all summer long from inside the house, including Facebook Stories. BIG BROTHER’s Instagram account (@CBS_BigBrother) will feature exclusive photos and familiar BIG BROTHER faces as well as Instagram stories.







BIG BROTHER will be presented multiple nights of the week across broadcast and cable television:

  • BIG BROTHER on the CBS Television Network: BIG BROTHER will again have three weekly episodes. Following the Tuesday, June 25 and Wednesday, June 26 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) two-night premiere, BIG BROTHER will be broadcast Sunday, June 30 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) and Tuesday, July 2 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT). The first live eviction airs Wednesday, July 3. As of Wednesday, July 10, the show moves to its regular schedule of Wednesdays (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT), Thursdays, featuring the live evictions (9:00-10:00 PM, LIVE ET/delayed PT), and Sundays (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT). The series is hosted by Julie Chen Moonves.
  • BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK on Pop: For the seventh consecutive year, Pop will bring fans the exclusive live television broadcast of BIG BROTHER AFTER DARK (BBAD), an unfiltered late-night feed inside the BIG BROTHER house. Premiering Wednesday, June 26 (12:00-3:00 AM), BBAD will air seven nights a week for 13 straight weeks – over 250 hours of live television all summer long. For a complete schedule, please visit [www.poptv.com/bbad][34]

Twists[]

  • Pre-Existing Relationships: Among the sixteen houseguests, there are various that had known each other each before entering the house. The show acknowledged that Christie Murphy was in a previous relationship with Tommy Bracco's aunt during the premiere. However, it was discovered online that Holly Allen and Kathryn Dunn had been friends for years, and are Facebook friends. The show did not acknowledge the relationship between Holly & Kathryn until Episode 14, the eviction episode for Week 4.
  • Camp Director: On Night One, the houseguests had to elect a "Camp Director" to rule over the house. The winner would have the power to banish four houseguests to the Hit The Road competition where the loser would be evicted from the house.
  • Hit The Road: The four banished houseguests from the Camp Director would be secluded to the backyard where they would have to battle to survive in order to stay in the house.
  • Whacktivity Competition: Every week for the first three weeks, five houseguests would competed in a camp-themed competition in order to win a secret power. The winner would be awarded in private and be given a secret power. Due to Camp Comeback, any player who wins a Whacktivity Power and then gets evicted is allowed to regain the power if they return to the game.
    • Nightmare Power: After the Head of Household makes their nominations, the winner would be able to activate the power to nullify the nominations and wake everyone up in the middle of the night and force the Head of Household to name two new nominees on the spot. This power lasts for the first six nomination ceremonies.
    • Chaos Power: After the players have been drawn for the Power of Veto competition, if the winner is not satisfied with the player selection, they would be able to force the HoH and the two nominees to redraw the players. This power lasts until the Final Six.
    • Panic Power: Before the PoV Meeting, the winner may anonymously grant that week's PoV winner the Diamond Power of Veto. They have the following four Veto Meetings to activate the power.
      • Diamond Power of Veto: If granted the DPoV by the Panic Power winner, the Veto Holder has the ability to name the replacement nominee if they choose to save an initial nominee, taking that power away from the HoH.
  • Camp Comeback/Previously Evicted Contestant: Starting after the second eviction, the evicted houseguest, along with the returning banished houseguest from the Hit The Road competition, would continue to live in the house. The evictees would be able to participate in the social game. They will not be able to participate in competitions and ceremonies, they will be secluded to the Camp Comeback Cabin. The twist will end after the fourth eviction. The first four evictees would battle in a Comeback Competition, where the winner returns to the main game, while the other three go home for good.
    • No Have-Nots: Due to the Camp Comeback twist causing the evicted houseguests to sleep in a room with Have-Not style living conditions, there were no formal Have-Nots for the first three weeks, meaning they were still allowed to eat real food and take warm showers. Once the Comeback twist ended in Week 4, Have-Nots came into play and the Camp Comeback Cabin became the Have-Not Room for the rest of the season.
  • America's Field Trip: During Week 6, America will vote to send three houseguests on a "Field Trip". The rules are very similar to the Temptation Competition from Big Brother 19 (US). The three houseguests who receive the most votes will face off in a competition in Week 7, where the winner gets immunity, the runner-up gets a punishment, and the loser becomes the 3rd nominee.
  • America's Prankster: As an addition to Prank Week, America will vote to give one houseguest the power of "America's Prankster", granting them the ability to secretly control one nominee during the week. The Prankster will overtake one of the HoH's nominations in a combination of the Co-HoH and Hacker Competition twists from Big Brother 18 (US) and Big Brother 20 (US). If the PoV is used on the Prankster Nominee, the Prankster will secretly name the replacement.

Prank Week[]

Prank Week took place from the end of Week 8 throughout all of Week 9, the houseguests will face a series of pranks played on them by both production and America.

  • BB Birdwatching Audio Tour: On Night 64, before the eviction of Week 8, the houseguests were told to listen to the announcements playing different bird sounds and what names are associated to the sounds, as a form of studying for the upcoming HOH quiz competition. However, on Day 65, Julie revealed that none of those sounds had anything to do with the HOH competition, as the start of Prank Week. The real competition was "Prank Shot", a skill competition.
  • Pie Punishment: The two houseguests who scored the lowest amount of points in the HoH competition would be given a punishment where they would have to make pies and either pie themselves, each other, or another houseguest at any time they are signaled to do so, including in the middle of the night. Because two houseguests tied for the second-lowest score, both were punished, upping the punishment to three people.
  • Opening Sequence: The intro narration and segue into the opening credits was filled with pranks and clips from the previous season.
  • Slimy Veto Draw: When the HoH and the two nominees place their hands into the box to select a chip during the Veto Draw, they will be sticking their hands into a vat of slime.
  • Zingbot Competition: Big Brother's resident prankster, The Zingbot, will make his annual reappearance during Prank Week.
  • Clown Sightings: Big Brother would constantly display projections of scary killer clowns throughout the one way mirrors within the house.

Houseguests[]

Jackson Michie
 Winner 
 
Jackson
Holly Allen
 Runner-Up 
 
Holly
Nicole Anthony
 Jury: Holly 
 
Nicole
Cliff Hogg III
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Cliff
Tommy Bracco
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Tommy
Christie Murphy
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Christie
Jessica Milagros
 Jury: Holly 
 
Jessica
Nick Maccarone
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Nick
Analyse Talavera
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Analyse
Kathryn Dunn
 Jury: Holly 
 
Kathryn
Jack Matthews
 Jury: Jackson 
 
Jack
Sam Smith
 Evicted 
 
Sam
Isabella Wang
 Evicted 
 
Isabella
Kemi Fakunle
 Evicted 
 
Kemi
Ovi Kabir
 Evicted 
 
Ovi
David Alexander
 Evicted 
 
David

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 1 Day 8 Day 73 Day 79 Day 99 Finale
CD HTR
Jackson Jack Camp
Director
Ovi Jessica Cliff Vetoed
Isabella
Sam Kathryn Nick Christie Vetoed
Cliff
Nicole Winner
Holly Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Cliff Isabella Jack Kathryn Analyse  
 
Jessica Christie Rep
Runner-Up
Nicole Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Rep
Isabella Sam Jack Kathryn Analyse Nick Jessica Tommy  
 
Holly
Cliff Jackson Win Vetoed
Ovi
Kemi Sam Jack Analyse Nick Rep
Christie Vetoed
Tommy
Rep
 
 
Jackson
Tommy Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Cliff Isabella Sam Jack Analyse Nick Jessica  
 
Jackson
Christie Jackson Ineligible
Kemi Cliff Isabella Sam Jackson Vetoed
Kathryn
Prankster Vetoed
Jessica
 
 
Jackson
Jessica Nick Win Ovi Vetoed
Nicole
Isabella Sam Cliff Analyse Nick  
 
Holly
Nick Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Jack Vetoed
Sam
Jack Kathryn Christie  
 
Jackson
Analyse Jessica Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Cliff Isabella Sam Jackson Kathryn  
 
Jackson
Kathryn Jessica Ineligible
Kemi Nicole Isabella Rep
Jack  
 
Holly
Jack Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Cliff Sam  
 
Jackson
Sam Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Nicole Jack  
 
Isabella Jackson Ineligible
Ovi Kemi Nicole Rep
 
 
Kemi Jessica Win Ovi  
 
Eliminated  
 
Ovi Jackson Ineligible
Rep
 
 
Eliminated  
 
David Jessica Loss  
 
 
 
Eliminated  
 
Key: HOH Nominated Veto Winner Rep: Replacement Nominee Immune Re-Entry Result Evicted Hit The Road Winner Jury Member
Camp Director Camp Comeback Field Trip Immunity Field Trip: Field Trip Nominee Prankster: Prankster Nominee Vetoed: Vetoed Field Trip Nominee America's Prankster
  • Note: Cliff was evicted for part of Week 4, before winning his way back into the house.


Whacktivity Competition History[]

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Whacktivity
Power
Nightmare Chaos Panic
Analyse Ineligible
Ineligible
Loss
Christie Ineligible
Ineligible
Win
Cliff Loss Ineligible
Ineligible
Holly Ineligible
Loss Ineligible
Isabella Loss Ineligible
Ineligible
Jack Ineligible
Win Ineligible
Jackson Ineligible
Loss Ineligible
Jessica Ineligible
Ineligible
Loss
Kathryn Loss Ineligible
Ineligible
Nick Ineligible
Ineligible
Loss
Nicole Loss Ineligible
Ineligible
Sam Ineligible
Loss Ineligible
Tommy Ineligible
Loss Ineligible
Kemi Ineligible
Ineligible
Ovi Win
David

Have/Have-Not History[]

Week BB21 Small Analyse BB21 Small Christie BB21 Small Cliff BB21 Small Holly BB21 Small Jack BB21 Small Jackson BB21 Small Jessica BB21 Small Kathryn BB21 Small Nick BB21 Small Nicole BB21 Small Tommy BB21 Small Sam BB21 Small Isabella BB21 Small Kemi BB21 Small Ovi BB21 Small David
1 Phase Not Active
2
3
4 +
5 +


Game History[]

# HOH
(Camp Director)
Twist
Winner
Initial
Nominations
Veto
Holder
Used? Final
Nominations
Evicted Vote Finish
Week
1 BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square David
David
BB21 Square David
David
1st Evicted
Day 1
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Kemi
Kemi
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Ovi
Ovi
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
BB21 Square Sam
Sam
Yes! BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
BB21 Square Ovi
Ovi
BB21 Square Ovi
Ovi
12-0 2nd Evicted
Camp Comeback
Day 15
2 BB21 Square David
David
Returned
Camp Comeback
Day 15
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Kemi
Kemi
BB21 Square Sam
Sam
No! BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Kemi
Kemi
BB21 Square Kemi
Kemi
10-1 3rd Evicted
Camp Comeback
Day 23
3 BB21 Square Nick
Nick
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
Yes! BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
6-4 4th Evicted
Camp Comeback
Day 30
4 BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
Comeback Comp Winner
Returned
Day 30
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
Yes! BB21 Square Isabella
Isabella
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Isabella
Isabella
8-2 5th Evicted
Day 37
5 BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
BB21 Square Sam
Sam
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
Yes! BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
BB21 Square Sam
Sam
BB21 Square Sam
Sam
9-0 6th Evicted
Day 44
6 BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
No! BB21 Square Jack
Jack
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Jack
Jack
6-2 7th Evicted
1st Jury Member
Day 51
7 BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
Yes! BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
BB21 Square Kathryn
Kathryn
6-1 8th Evicted
2nd Jury Member
Day 58
8 BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Analyse
Analyse
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
No! BB21 Square Analyse
Analyse
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Analyse
Analyse
5-1 9th Evicted
3rd Jury Member
Day 65
9 BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
No! BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
BB21 Square Nick
Nick
5-0 10th Evicted
4th Jury Member
Day 72
10 BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
Yes! BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
BB21 Square Jessica
Jessica
4-0 11th Evicted
5th Jury Member
Day 79
BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
No! BB21 Square Christie
Christie
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
BB21 Square Christie
Christie
3-0 12th Evicted
6th Jury Member
Day 79
11 BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
Yes! BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
BB21 Square Tommy
Tommy
2-0 13th Evicted
7th Jury Member
Day 86
12 BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
Yes! BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Cliff
Cliff
1-0 14th Evicted
8th Jury Member
Day 93
13 BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
BB21 Square Holly
Holly
BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
BB21 Square Nicole
Nicole
1-0 15th Evicted
9th Jury Member
Day 99
BB21 Square Holly
Holly
6-3 Runner-Up
BB21 Square Jackson
Jackson
Winner

Week 1[]

Round 1 (Hit the Road)[]

Jackson Michie
 Camp Director 
 
Jackson
Cliff Hogg III
 Banished
HTR Winner - 1st
 
 
Cliff
Kemi Fakunle
 Banished
HTR Winner - 2nd
 
 
Kemi
Jessica Milagros
 Banished
HTR Winner - 3rd
 
 
Jessica
David Alexander
 Banished
Evicted Via HTR
 
 
David

Round 2[]

Christie Murphy
 HOH 
 
Christie
Sam Smith
 POV 
 
Sam
Cliff Hogg III
 Pre-Veto Nominee 
 
Cliff
Kathryn Dunn
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Kathryn
Ovi Kabir
 Post-Veto Nominee
Evicted
Camp Comeback
12 Votes
 
 
Ovi
David Alexander
 Re-Entered
Camp Comeback
 
 
David

Week 2[]

Jack Matthews
 HOH 
 
Jack
Sam Smith
 POV 
 
Sam
Jessica Milagros
 Nominee
1 Vote
 
 
Jessica
Kemi Fakunle
 Evicted
Camp Comeback
10 Votes
 
 
Kemi

Week 3[]

Nick Maccarone
 HOH 
 
Nick
Kathryn Dunn
 POV 
 
Kathryn
Jessica Milagros
 Pre-Veto Nominee 
 
Jessica
Nicole Anthony
 Post-Veto Nominee
4 Votes
 
 
Nicole
Cliff Hogg III
 Evicted
Camp Comeback
6 Votes
 
 
Cliff

Week 4[]

Cliff Hogg III
 Comeback Comp Winner
Re-Entered
HOH
 
 
Cliff
Jackson Michie
 Pre-Veto Nominee
POV
 
 
Jackson
Jack Matthews
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
Jack
Isabella Wang
 Post-Veto Nominee
Evicted
8 Votes
 
 
Isabella
David Alexander
 Lost Comeback Comp 
 
David
Ovi Kabir
 Lost Comeback Comp 
 
Ovi
Kemi Fakunle
 Lost Comeback Comp 
 
Kemi

Week 5[]

Holly Allen
 HOH 
 
Holly
Nick Maccarone
 Pre-Veto Nominee
POV
 
 
Nick
Kathryn Dunn
 Post-Veto Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Kathryn
Sam Smith
 Evicted
9 Votes
 
 
Sam

Week 6[]

Jessica Milagros
 HOH
POV
 
 
Jessica
Jackson Michie
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
Jackson
Jack Matthews
 Evicted
6 Votes
 
 
Jack

Week 7[]

Tommy Bracco
 HOH
POV
 
 
Tommy
Jackson Michie
 Field Trip Immunity 
 
Jackson
Christie Murphy
 Pre-Veto Field Trip Nominee 
 
Christie
Cliff Hogg III
 Nominee
1 Vote
 
 
Cliff
Kathryn Dunn
 Evicted
6 Votes
 
 
Kathryn

Week 8[]

Jackson Michie
 HOH
POV
 
 
Jackson
Christie Murphy
 Nominee
1 Vote
 
 
Christie
Analyse Talavera
 Evicted
5 Votes
 
 
Analyse

Week 9[]

Holly Allen
 HOH 
 
Holly
Jackson Michie
 POV 
 
Jackson
Christie Murphy
 Prankster Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Christie
Nick Maccarone
 Prankster
Evicted
5 Votes
 
 
Nick

Week 10[]

Round 1[]

Jackson Michie
 HOH 
 
Jackson
Tommy Bracco
 POV 
 
Tommy
Christie Murphy
 Pre-Veto Nominee 
 
Christie
Cliff Hogg III
 Post-Veto Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Cliff
Jessica Milagros
 Evicted
4 Votes
 
 
Jessica

Round 2[]

Nicole Anthony
 HOH 
 
Nicole
Cliff Hogg III
 POV 
 
Cliff
Tommy Bracco
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Tommy
Christie Murphy
 Evicted
3 Votes
 
 
Christie

Week 11[]

Jackson Michie
 HOH 
 
Jackson
Nicole Anthony
 POV 
 
Nicole
Cliff Hogg III
 Pre-Veto Nominee 
 
Cliff
Holly Allen
 Post-Veto Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Holly
Tommy Bracco
 Evicted
2 Votes
 
 
Tommy

Week 12[]

Nicole Anthony
 HOH 
 
Nicole
Jackson Michie
 Pre-Veto Nominee
POV
 
 
Jackson
Holly Allen
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Holly
Cliff Hogg III
 Post-Veto Nominee
Evicted
1 Vote
 
 
Cliff

Week 13[]

Jackson Michie
 HOH Pt. 1 Winner
HOH Pt. 3 Winner
 
 
Jackson
Holly Allen
 HOH Pt. 2 Winner
Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Holly
Nicole Anthony
 Evicted
1 Vote
 
 
Nicole

Finale[]

Jackson Michie
 Winner
6 Votes
 
 
Jackson
Holly Allen
 Runner-Up
3 Votes
 
 
Holly

Jury[]

Jack Matthews
 Jackson
Jack
Kathryn Dunn
 Holly
Kathryn
Analyse Talavera
 Jackson
Analyse
Nick Maccarone
 Jackson
Nick
Jessica Milagros
 Holly
Jessica
Christie Murphy
 Jackson
Christie
Tommy Bracco
 Jackson
Tommy
Cliff Hogg III
 Jackson
Cliff
Nicole Anthony
 Holly
Nicole

Controversies[]

Premiere Night Alleged Racism[]

BB21 Jackson Camp Director

Following the two-night season premiere viewers accused houseguest Jackson Michie of discriminating against race and age.[35]Jackson received the Camp Director power and was required to choose four houseguests to banish.[36] Jackson chose to banish included the seasons only two African American contestants, the Hispanic-American plus size model, along with the oldest person in the house.[37] Viewers then questioned the series for the Head of Household competition which occurred the same night and was named "Color War."[38]

Jack Matthews' Comments[]

BB21 Jack Warned

Once the 24/7 live feeds began some viewers began calling for CBS to remove HouseGuest Jack Matthews from the series.[39] Matthews was seen on the live feeds making vicious and violent remarks about Kemi Fakunle, behind her back.[40] About Fakunle, Matthews said that she is "fucking poison"; ahead of the Power of Veto competition he stated "B*tch, you're fucking going up and you can play your f*ckin' veto, but I'm gonna f*ck you up!"[41] Most notably Matthews stated "F*cking Kemi makes me want to f*cking stomp a mud hole right through her chest."[40] Aside from this Matthews was also seen making other derogatory comments against other contestants including Ovi Kabir who he called a "brown flame" and Jessica Milagros who he called a "maggot."[42] A Change.org petition was started in an attempt to get Matthews removed from the game for Fakunle's and others safety.[39] Matthews was warned by production about comments made and to prevent further such comments.[43] Meanwhile other live feed viewers state that the CBS disclaimer has appeared more since the incident.[44]

Weeks later during Week 4, Jack would make additional comments about Asian-American houseguest Isabella Wang. He was in a hammock with the members of the Six Shooters alliance, he then proceeded to make a joke about rice pudding. At that point, that would have been the second time he made a "rice pudding" joke that week.[45]

Following Matthews' eviction Week 6, host Julie Chen-Moonves asked him about his comments, in which Matthews denied all allegations of racism.

Treatment of David Alexander[]

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Just earlier, Jackson alongside Kathryn Dunn were talking about David in the Head of Household room where he stated that David should “Go back to Mexico" [46]after Kathryn called him a snake. He would later on state that he would like to “mule kick him [David] in the teeth." He would go on to receiving a warning from the Diary Room, which led him to concerning about how it was being perceived in the outside world.[47]

Treatment of Nicole Anthony[]

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There has also been a significant amount of backlash towards HouseGuest Isabella Wang and the Gr8ful alliance for bullying fellow HouseGuest Nicole Anthony, which was shown during Episode 10.[48] Wang has been accused of targeting and bullying Anthony because of things that she told Wang about their alliance wanting to nominate her and fellow HouseGuest Nick Maccarone for eviction, which the alliance falsely denied. Multiple fans of the show have condemned this behavior and dubbed the Gr8ful alliance the "H8ful" alliance which the narrator of the show alluded to during the episode.[49][50]

Jackson As Have-Not[]

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At the beginning of week four Cliff Hogg, as the Head of Household, was required to name four houseguests to become have-nots for the week.[51] Have-nots are required to take cold showers, eat only slop, and sleep in less than ideal beds during the week.[52] Along with three others Hogg named Jackson Michie to become a have-not.[53] Despite being named as a have-not Michie was seen on the 24/7 live feeds breaking the have-not rules by stuffing his pockets full of food and eating it behind the shower wall out of camera view.[54] Michie received no punishment normally given to houseguests who break the have-not rules.[55] In past seasons of Big Brother houseguests have received eviction votes or other penalties for breaking the have-not rules.[56][57][58][59] Viewers of the series took to social media calling for Big Brother to enforce rules as done in the past by punishing Michie and not give special treatment.[60][61] After the end of week five, the have-not phase ended for the season, likely in response to the controversy surrounding Jackson, and an attempt to prevent any repeat violations. It is worth noting however, Jackson alluded to possibly having an eating disorder and that production was not made aware of that before he was cast.

Producer Reprimanded[]

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At the 2019 Television Critics Association CBS executives were questioned about diversity and racism issues on Big Brother as well as fellow CBS television series .[62] In an open interview with CBS executives, Big Brother was accused of giving "contestants of color unfair cuts or early eliminations" as well as editing out comments by contestants that have been interpreted as racist.[63][64] CBS executives defended editors of the show stating that it's difficult to edit days worth of content into forty-minutes.[65] Speaking on a similar but separate incident one press member specifically asked about situation of Kemi Fakunle, who after being evicted claimed series producers tried to goad her into playing the part of a "sassy black woman."[66] It was later revealed by the Big Brother Wiki that it was Supervising Producer Christine Owen, after reports of Kemi stating that the producer she referred to as Christine.[67]

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CBS Executive Tom Sherman stated, "Well, in the case of Big Brother, a producer—we learned that a producer, in an attempt to get a soundbite from one of the houseguests overstepped. That producer was reprimanded, received unconscious bias training—as did all the producers on the show—and we don’t believe that an incident like that will happen again."|[68]

The CBS executives in question responded by stating that they investigated the situation, found the producer in question overstepped, reprimanded the said producer, and as a result trained all of their producers.[69] Finally, CBS executives also stated that they would "closely reexamine Big Brother 21 and see if we can do better next year."[70]

PETA Week 5 Sheep Cruelty[]

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The use of animals in the week five Power of Veto competition sparked criticism from viewers and national organizations accusing CBS and Big Brother of animal cruelty.[71] In the competitions sheep had been dressed with random numbers and competing HouseGuests were required to wrangle sheep into enclosed pins to add up to a pre-defined given number.[72] PETA, also known as the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, spoke out against CBS and Big Brother on social media stating that "Animals are not entertainment," "Animals are not yours to abuse," and calling for them to commit to not using live animals again.[73][74] Additionally, viewers also took to social media calling for similar requests and speaking out against the show's current and past use of animals as well, most notably the use of snakes and cockroaches in other competitions earlier in the season.[71]

Julie Chen Gypsy Slur[]

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During Jack Matthews' eviction interview, aired on episode 20, host Julie Chen Moonves said a racial slur in saying, “We didn’t gyp you out of goodbye videos.” The word gyp and gypped are considered racial slurs to Gypsies.[75] Some fans of the show commented on the situational irony when Chen Moonves was interviewing Matthews on many derogatory actions he made, but then proceeded to make a racial slur. However, many fans did not know it was a racial slur until complaints were made on social media.[76]

Finale Night Callouts[]

On the live finale night, while the Final Two were being questioned by the Jury, Juror Tommy Bracco called out eventual winner Jackson Michie for being sexist and treating women harshly. During the Jury Roundtable hosted by Big Brother 2 (US) winner Will Kirby, Tommy had also mentioned that Jackson had specifically been degrading towards Kathryn Dunn and Christie Murphy.

After the votes had been cast, host Julie Chen Moonves opened up the floor for the pre-jurors, specifically Ovi Kabir, Kemi Fakunle, David Alexander and Isabella Wang to speak on all of the controversy that had struck. Ovi had called out the aforementioned bullying of Nicole Anthony done on by the Gr8ful/Unde9able alliance. Kemi called out Christie, Nick Maccarone, Jack Matthews, and Jackson on their obsession and constant bashing towards her, even after her eviction. After being led into by Julie, David had spoken on Jackson's actions on Day 1 as the Camp Director. And Isabella was able to confront Nick for cheating on her with Kathryn while they were in the Jury House and "making her look stupid", something that he promised her he would not do.

After Jackson had been crowned the winner in a vote of 6-3, his reaction was not as exciting as one would expect, with fans dubbing it "the most somber winner reveal in Big Brother history", with some suggesting that he could not truly enjoy his victory due to being called sexist and racist just moments prior to winning.

Trivia[]

BB21 Memory Wall

The Season 21 Memory Wall.

  • With their 21st season, the Big Brother U.S. English speaking edition will be the first country to air 21 civilian seasons of the show.
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 17 in which the eventual winner did not win by a 5-4 vote.
  • This season is tied with Big Brother 14 and Big Brother 22 for the most amount of consecutive HoHs to also win the PoV with three.
  • This season has the shortest Have-Not Phase, with it only lasting for two weeks.
  • The opening sequence included the theme music last used from Big Brother 11 (US) to Big Brother 13 (US).
  • Ironically, the first and last evictee both returned for Big Brother 22.
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 13 where only one Houseguest (Jackson) won 5 or more competitions.
    • This also is the first season since Big Brother 13 where only one Houseguest won 3 or more HoH's (Jackson).
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 15 where only one Houseguest won 3 PoV's or more (Jackson).

Ratings[]

United States[]

Live Ratings[]

Big Brother 21 (US) Ratings - In United States
# Date 18–49 Demo
(rating/share)
Viewers
(millions)
Season Avg
Viewers

(millions)
Rank Source
Week Episode Timeslot Night Week
1 1 Tuesday, June 25, 2019 1.3/7 4.93 4.93 2 2 5 [77] [78]
2 Wednesday, June 26, 2019 1.1/6 4.52 4.73 1 2 6 [79]
3 Sunday, June 30, 2019 1.0/6 4.32 4.59 1 1 7 [80]
4 Tuesday, July 2, 2019 1.1/6 4.46 4.56 1 1 N/A [81]
5 Wednesday, July 3, 2019 1.1/7 4.25 4.50 1 1 N/A [82]
2 6 Sunday, July 7, 2019 1.0/5 4.32 4.47 1 1 N/A [83]
7 Wednesday, July 10, 2019 1.1/6 4.15 4.42 1 1 5 [84] [85]
8 Thursday, July 11, 2019 1.0/6 4.05 4.38 1 1 T-6 [86]
3 9 Sunday, July 14, 2019 1.0/6 4.20 4.36 1 1 T-6 [87]
10 Wednesday, July 17, 2019 1.0/6 4.00 4.32 1 1 T-4 [88] [89]
11 Thursday, July 18, 2019 1.0/5 3.79 4.27 1 1 T-4 [90]
4 12 Sunday, July 21, 2019 1.1/6 4.27 4.27 1 1 3 [91]
13 Wednesday, July 24, 2019 1.0/6 3.88 4.24 1 1 T-3 [92] [93]
14 Thursday, July 25, 2019 1.0/6 3.87 4.22 1 1 T-3 [94]
5 15 Sunday, July 28, 2019 1.0/6 4.30 4.22 1 1 T-3 [95]
16 Wednesday, July 31, 2019 1.1/6 3.82 4.20 1 1 T-5 [96] [97]
17 Thursday, August 1, 2019 1.0/5 3.80 4.17 2 2 6 [98]
6 18 Sunday, August 4, 2019 1.1/6 4.13 4.17 1 1 T-5 [99]
19 Wednesday, August 7, 2019 1.1/6 3.97 4.16 2 2 T-5 [100] [101]
20 Thursday, August 8, 2019 1.0/6 3.87 4.15 1 1 7 [102]
7 21 Sunday, August 11, 2019 1.2/7 4.58 4.17 1 1 4 [103]
22 Wednesday, August 14, 2019 1.1/6 4.22 4.17 2 2 T-6 [104] [105]
23 Thursday, August 15, 2019 1.0/6 4.18 4.17 1 1 T-6 [106]
8 24 Sunday, August 18, 2019 1.3/6 4.72 4.19 2 2 3 [107]
25 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 1.3/7 4.52 4.20 1 1 T-3 [108] [109]
26 Thursday, August 22, 2019 1.2/6 4.36 4.21 1 1 T-5 [110]
9 27 Sunday, August 25, 2019 1.2/6 4.64 4.23 2 2 T-5 [111]
28 Wednesday, August 28, 2019 1.1/6 4.27 4.23 T-1 T-1 T-5 [112] [113]
29 Thursday, August 29, 2019 0.9/5 3.45 4.20 1 1 T-8 [114]
10 30 Sunday, September 1, 2019 0.9/5 4.01 4.20 2 2 T-8 [115]
31 Wednesday, September 4, 2019 1.2/7 4.45 4.20 T-1 T-1 T-12 [116] [117]
32 Thursday, September 5, 2019 1.1/5 4.16 4.20 2 3 T-14 [118]
11 33 Sunday, September 8, 2019 1.2/5 4.75 4.22 3 5 T-12 [119]
34 Wednesday, September 11, 2019 1.1/6 4.57 4.23 2 2 T-13 [120] [121]
35 Thursday, September 12, 2019 1.2/6 4.56 4.24 2 2 T-9 [122]
12 36 Sunday, September 15, 2019 1.2/5 4.59 4.25 4 6 T-9 [123]
37 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1.1/6 4.33 4.25 2 2 T-12 [124] [125]
38 Thursday, September 19, 2019 1.1/6 4.38 4.25 1 1 T-12 [126]
13 39 Sunday, September 22, 2019 1.3/6 4.96 4.27 7 3 T-9 [127]
40 Wednesday, September 25, 2019 1.2/6 4.20 4.27 2 3 T-15 [128] [129]
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DVR Ratings[]

Big Brother 21 (US) DVR Ratings - In United States
# Date Live Airing DVR Catch-Ups Source
+3 Day +7 Day
Week Episode Rating Viewers
(millions)
Rating Viewers
(millions)
Rating Viewers
(millions)
1 1 Tuesday, June 25, 2019 1.27 4.94 1.80 6.27 1.96 6.70 [130]
2 Wednesday, June 26, 2019 1.12 4.26 1.68 5.97 1.89 6.55 [131]
3 Sunday, June 30, 2019 1.03 4.33 1.55 5.78 1.67 6.18 [132]
4 Tuesday, July 2, 2019 1.06 4.46 1.50 5.58 1.69 6.05 [133]
5 Wednesday, July 3, 2019 1.06 4.25 1.47 5.39 1.72 6.01 [134]
2 6 Sunday, July 7, 2019 1.05 4.32 1.45 5.39 1.59 5.76 [135]
7 Wednesday, July 10, 2019 1.09 4.16 1.62 5.53 1.73 5.82 [136]
8 Thursday, July 11, 2019 1.05 4.06 1.51 5.26 1.62 5.55 [137]
3 9 Sunday, July 14, 2019 1.02 4.20 1.47 5.36 1.63 5.76 [138]
10 Wednesday, July 17, 2019 1.01 4.01 1.47 5.27 1.61 5.64 [139]
11 Thursday, July 18, 2019 0.98 3.81 1.49 5.17 1.60 5.45 [140]
4 12 Sunday, July 21, 2019 1.11 4.29 1.54 5.43 1.64 5.66 [141]
13 Wednesday, July 24, 2019 1.02 3.90 1.41 4.91 1.49 5.09 [142]
14 Thursday, July 25, 2019 1.04 3.90 1.46 4.95 1.53 5.15 [143]
5 15 Sunday, July 28, 2019 1.04 4.32 1.39 5.31 1.49 5.55 [144]
16 Wednesday, July 31, 2019 1.07 3.84 1.48 4.90 1.60 5.14 [145]
17 Thursday, August 1, 2019 0.99 3.83 1.38 4.86 1.47 5.09 [146]
6 18 Sunday, August 4, 2019 1.06 4.15 1.42 5.09 1.50 5.32 [147]
19 Wednesday, August 7, 2019 1.09 3.99 1.49 5.05 1.55 5.23 [148]
20 Thursday, August 8, 2019 1.04 3.90 1.48 5.15 1.58 5.38 [149]
7 21 Sunday, August 11, 2019 1.19 4.59 1.59 5.59 1.67 5.81 [150]
22 Wednesday, August 14, 2019 1.08 4.23 1.48 5.20 1.57 5.47 [151]
23 Thursday, August 15, 2019 1.05 4.21 1.50 5.34 1.58 5.55 [152]
8 24 Sunday, August 18, 2019 1.30 4.74 1.68 5.75 1.74 5.91 [153]
25 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 1.31 4.53 1.65 5.41 1.73 5.65 [154]
26 Thursday, August 22, 2019 1.16 4.38 1.62 5.60 1.71 5.82 [155]
9 27 Sunday, August 25, 2019 1.18 4.66 1.55 5.59 1.59 5.75 [156]
28 Wednesday, August 28, 2019 1.11 4.29 1.52 5.30 1.59 5.50 [157]
29 Thursday, August 29, 2019 0.87 3.49 1.34 4.77 1.48 5.07 [158]
10 30 Sunday, September 1, 2019 0.93 4.02 1.44 5.29 1.52 5.45 [159]
31 Wednesday, September 4, 2019 1.16 4.46 1.52 5.37 1.60 5.58 [160]
32 Thursday, September 5, 2019 1.07 4.18 1.53 5.38 1.61 5.59 [161]
11 33 Sunday, September 8, 2019 1.22 4.77 1.61 5.76 1.65 5.89 [162]
34 Wednesday, September 11, 2019 1.10 4.54 1.48 5.63 1.53 5.77 [163]
35 Thursday, September 12, 2019 1.18 4.58 1.51 5.58 1.59 5.75 [164]
12 36 Sunday, September 15, 2019 1.16 4.60 1.52 5.51 1.60 5.69 [165]
37 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1.09 4.34 1.45 5.37 1.49 5.48 [166]
38 Thursday, September 19, 2019 1.10 4.40 1.53 5.55 1.59 5.69 [167]
13 39 Sunday, September 22, 2019 1.27 4.98 1.60 5.92 1.65 6.05 [168]
40 Wednesday, September 25, 2019 1.24 4.20 1.66 5.42 1.70 5.60 [169]
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Canada[]

Big Brother 21 (US) Ratings - In Canada
# Date Viewers
(millions)
Season Avg Viewers
(millions)
Rank
(Week)
Source
Week Episode
1 1 Tuesday, June 25, 2019 1.385 1.385 3 [170]
2 Wednesday, June 26, 2019 1.391 1.388 2
3 Sunday, June 30, 2019 1.154 1.310 6
4 Tuesday, July 2, 2019 0.983 1.228 9 [171]
5 Wednesday, July 3, 2019 1.211 1.225 3
2 6 Sunday, July 7, 2019 1.042 1.194 7
7 Wednesday, July 10, 2019 1.080 1.178 6 [172]
8 Thursday, July 11, 2019 1.194 1.180 5
3 9 Sunday, July 14, 2019 1.222 1.185 4
10 Wednesday, July 17, 2019 1.217 1.188 5 [173]
11 Thursday, July 18, 2019 1.099 1.180 6
4 12 Sunday, July 21, 2019 1.097 1.173 7
13 Wednesday, July 24, 2019 1.282 1.181 4 [174]
14 Thursday, July 25, 2019 1.312 1.191 3
5 15 Sunday, July 28, 2019 1.277 1.196 5
16 Wednesday, July 31, 2019 1.060 1.188 7 [175]
17 Thursday, August 1, 2019 0.899 1.171 10
6 18 Sunday, August 4, 2019 1.174 1.171 5
19 Wednesday, August 7, 2019 0.920 1.158 12 [176]
20 Thursday, August 8, 2019 1.194 1.160 6
7 21 Sunday, August 11, 2019 1.137 1.159 9
22 Wednesday, August 14, 2019 1.315 1.166 3 [177]
23 Thursday, August 15, 2019 1.178 1.166 7
8 24 Sunday, August 18, 2019 0.903 1.155 14
25 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 0.908 1.145 10 [178]
26 Thursday, August 22, 2019 1.206 1.148 7
9 27 Sunday, August 25, 2019 1.169 1.148 9
28 Wednesday, August 28, 2019 1.221 1.151 3 [179]
29 Thursday, August 29, 2019 1.175 1.152 4
10 30 Sunday, September 1, 2019 1.115 1.151 7
31 Wednesday, September 4, 2019 1.045 1.147 9 [180]
32 Thursday, September 5, 2019 1.124 1.147 6
11 33 Sunday, September 8, 2019 1.115 1.146 7
34 Wednesday, September 11, 2019 0.951 1.140 10 [181]
35 Thursday, September 12, 2019 1.129 1.140 6
12 36 Sunday, September 15, 2019 1.173 1.140 4
37 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1.011 1.137 8 [182]
38 Thursday, September 19, 2019 1.164 1.138 6
13 39 Sunday, September 22, 2019 1.182 1.139 5
40 Wednesday, September 25, 2019 1.350 1.144 19 [183]


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