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Big Brother 22 (US), also known as Big Brother: All-Stars is the 22nd season of the broadcasted edition of Big Brother (U.S.) and the 25th season overall, while celebrating the 20th anniversary of the series.

The season was in limbo due to the severity of the 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic. However it was announced on July 23, 2020 that the season would premiere on August 5, 2020 with a live two-hour premiere, making it the latest start to a Big Brother season since season 14 in late July. It was also the first season to feature a live televised premiere, and the second live premiere overall since Over The Top.[1]

Background[]

Development[]

CBS announced that Big Brother had been renewed for a twenty-first and twenty-second season on May 15, 2019. Despite the renewal, fans still speculated on whether or not Big Brother would actually receive a twenty-second season, and if it did, whether host Julie Chen-Moonves would return or not, but the rumors ceased once Chen-Moonves and the official CBS and Big Brother accounts officially announced the season and Chen-Moonves' return on Twitter on the day of the Big Brother 21 (US) Double Eviction.[2][3][4]

Following the controversial nature of both Big Brother 21 and Survivor: Island of the Idols, on December 17, 2019, CBS announced that Survivor would be undergoing anti-harassment, unconscious bias and sensitivity training for future casts, measures they intended on placing with their other reality shows, including Big Brother, as well.[5]. On the live feeds, houseguests of Big Brother 22 confirmed that they received extensive racial bias and sexual harassment training during their pre-show quarantine and sequester.[6] Following an incident on Big Brother 21, this same training was applied to the production crew almost immediately, before later being applied to the entire cast for this, and future seasons.[7]

Complications Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic[]

For more information on the 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic's Impact on Big Brother, click here.

Between seasons 21 and 22 of Big Brother, the 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic began in China and spread around the world, including the United States.[8] The season turned into a question by the fans very quickly after Big Brother Canada 8 was forced to shut down mid-production due to the virus.[9]

However, planning continued for the season. The Hollywood Reporter would later go on to report that the season would not be airing due to the pandemic stating:

"CBS scripted originals have historically repeated well and, per sources, the network will lean on those to ride out the summer. The network will be without new seasons of Big Brother and Love Island, neither of which had been shot before the world stopped."[10]

Hours later, fansite Big Blagger reached out to CBS for a confirmation on the situation. A representative of the network stated, "The situation is still fluid but the intention is for Big Brother to return this summer."[11]

One month later after ITV pushed the upcoming season of Love Island (UK) to 2021. On May 4, 2020, CBS would then go on to release their own statement on the future of their version of Love Island (US) and the upcoming season of Big Brother 22. They stated that they will air both shows in the future "when the time is right".[12]

Changes in Production Due to Coronavirus[]

BBUS22 All-Stars Logo

Then on July 23, 2020, ViacomCBS announced that the season was to premiere on August 5, 2020. However, with the current COVID-19 restrictions in California the season would be required to follow certain protocols in order to secure safety for the contestants and staff members.

The All-Star houseguests will have an extended sequester into the minimum 14-day quarantine that is usually used by medical professionals to check for symptoms of the novel coronavirus. If they pass with a negative test, they will be allowed to enter the house. Once inside, they will be tested weekly for the cast's safety.

The behind the scenes crew will have a limited interaction with the contestants. Unlike past seasons where interaction was frequent among setting up competitions, stocking the storage room, or fixing areas around the house, this season's interaction will be as limited as possible. Everything that enters the house will be thoroughly disinfected for the houseguests' safety. In addition, crew members will be required to social distance. They will be tested before the season starts and frequently during production. Daily temperature tests and screenings for symptoms will take place. All crew members will be require to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) while working in socially distant isolation pods. [1]

The crew will be required to wear colored coded lanyards at all times. Each color corresponds to a different part of the production staff. When the weekly coronavirus tests results come back and a crew member tests positive, that whole colored off section will be quarantined.[13]

In addition, ViacomCBS will hire a "COVID-19 compliance officer" that will monitor the staff everyday enforcing all social distance rules for the safety of everyone involved.

Finally alongside Big Brother Canada 8 and many other international counterparts, it was announced that there will be no live audience for the entire season due to the pandemic.[1]

Casting[]

Kassting, Inc. initially returned to provide casting services for the twenty-first consecutive season since season 2 with Robyn Kass serving as the casting director.[14] Open casting for the season was still held, which opened on September 22, 2019 and closed on April 3, 2020. Open casting at locations around the country were cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. However, online submissions were still available.[15][16]

House Reveal[]

After much speculation, the house was officially revealed on August 3, 2020 through ViacomCBS's press website and CBS's Big Brother social media pages.[17]

As with previous seasons, the program is filmed at CBS Studios, sound stage 18 in a custom-built two story house.[18][19] The House is equipped with 94 high-definition cameras and 113 microphones in order to monitor and record the houseguests.[17] Similar to previous seasons, the Head of Household bedroom suite is located on top of the second floor with a private bathroom. Outside is a lounge area known as the "Sky Bridge" that was added in Big Brother 17 (US). 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. The backyard area features outdoor amenities for the houseguests. The kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, living room, and the second lounge is located on the first floor.[20] For the first time in the history of the series, a fourth bedroom was introduced to the franchise.[17]

Unlike previous years, host Julie Chen was unable to enter the Big Brother house for a house tour, as the production staff was keeping the area disinfected until the houseguests entered. Along with keeping Julie isolated away from potential crew members with the novel coronavirus, a remote house tour was conducted away from the house with Julie hosting from afar. [20]

As similar to the previous All-Star season, the house design was a nod to the past. The theme was revealed as a "'All-Star Loft' Fit For VIPs" with decor that played homage to the previous twenty years of the franchise.[17]

Throughout the kitchen various phrases and moments were spray painted along the walls. They included Dan Gheesling's Funeral in Big Brother 14 (US), Derrick Levasseur going undercover in Big Brother 16 (US), Danielle Reyes' infamous countdown of "1 down, 8 to go" while imitating the devil horns when referring to fellow houseguest Roddy Mancuso in Big Brother 3 (US), Rachel Reilly's famous quote "Floaters Grab a Life Vest" in Big Brother 12 (US), Kaycee Clark yelling "Let's Go" in Big Brother 20 (US), and Will Kirby's puppet master strategy in Big Brother 2 (US) & Big Brother 7 (US).[21][22]

Inside two of the four bedrooms, past moments filled the walls. The walls of the "photo memory" bedroom are filled with "127 black-and-white photos that highlight pivotal moments spanning the show’s 20-year history". Another bedroom, the walls are filled with the past comics of BB Comics, a staple competition of the franchise since season 16. The former houseguests that filled the walls were Ovi Kabir from Big Brother 21 (US), Angela Rummans, Faysal Shafaat & Chris Williams from Big Brother 20 (US), Jessica Graf from Big Brother 19 (US), Victor Arroyo from Big Brother 18 (US), Vanessa Rousso & Steve Moses from Big Brother 17 (US), Frankie Grande, Amber Borzotra & Devin Shepherd from Big Brother 16 (US), and Frank Eudy from seasons 14 & 18. Former contestants Jase Wirey, Jordan Lloyd and Rachel Reilly were included in the design without having prior comics.[23]

House Pictures[]

Multiplatform Coverage[]

Twists[]

  • All-Stars: For the first time in 14 years, the Big Brother House is an All-Star battleground. 16 former houseguests, consisting of winners, finalists, legends, memorable personalities and some of the best to never win the game, all have something to prove as they return for another chance at the $500,000 grand prize and to cement themselves as Big Brother Legends.
  • Have-Not Choosing: After the first Have-Nots were determined by the first HOH competition, they then had to pick the new Have-Nots themselves for the following week, and the process repeated every week. They are not allowed to pick any other outgoing Have-Nots, including themselves. In Week 5, there were no Have-Nots for the week, and the Week 6 Have-Nots were also determined by a competition, before starting the new selection cycle in Week 7. If an outgoing Have-Not was evicted, there would be no replacement and the number of overall Have-Nots would just decrease.
  • Room Twist: New rooms will be added to the house throughout the season, each with its own special twist.
    • Safety Suite Competition: For the first three weeks, the All-Stars were given a VIP Pass to the Safety Suite. Once a signal went off, they had an hour to decide if they wanted to swipe their pass and play in the competition. The winner would get safety for the week and could gift it to a "Plus One", making two people immune. The Plus One would receive a punishment in exchange for being safe. The current HOH is ineligible to enter the Safety Suite, and a houseguest can only enter the Safety Suite once before being ineligible for future rounds. If only one houseguest enters the Safety Suite, they will not be guaranteed safety - they will still have to complete the competition before their time runs out in order to win safety.
    • BB Basement: In Week 5, the houseguests will compete in a Black Box competition, and three houseguests will win. The three winners will each receive their own power that has the ability to shake-up the game.
      • The Disruptor: David Alexander won the power to secretly save a nominee and force the HOH to name a replacement. Whoever he saves will be safe, but unless he uses it on himself, he will still be vulnerable. It can be used following any of the next three Nomination Ceremonies.
      • The Replay: Dani Briones won the power to allow any outgoing HOH to play the HOH the following week. She can use it on herself or anyone else. It can be used during the next three HOH competitions.
      • The Blocker: Christmas Abbott won the power to block herself, or someone else, from being nominated post-Veto. If she wins the Veto and saves a nominee, she can also block another houseguest of her choosing from going up. She must use it after the POV is used but before the HOH names a replacement nominee. It can be used at one of the next three Veto Meetings.
    • Neighbor's House: At the start of Week 8, season 2 winner Dr. Will Kirby moved into the neighbor's house to usher in the next twist. Within the HOH and POV competitions, he will offer the All-Stars the chance at going for prizes or power, based off of his life motto "Money can't buy you love, but it can buy you stuff, and I love stuff!" And he will be making recurring appearances throughout the week.
      • Triple Eviction: Dr. Will warned the All-Stars that they should always be thinking not one, not two, but three steps ahead. In Week 8, two weeks of Big Brother will go down in one night during the first ever Triple Eviction. Two HOH competitions, two POV competitions and three evictions all in one night!

HouseGuests[]

Cody Calafiore
 Winner 
 
Cody
Enzo Palumbo
 Runner-Up 
 
Enzo
Nicole Franzel
 Jury: Cody 
 
Nicole F
Christmas Abbott
 Jury: Cody 
 
Christmas
Memphis Garrett
 Jury: Cody 
 
Memphis
Tyler Crispen
 Jury: Cody 
 
Tyler
Daniele Briones
 Jury: Cody 
 
Dani
David Alexander
 Jury: Cody 
 
David
Kevin Campbell
 Jury: Cody 
 
Kevin
Da'Vonne Rogers
 Jury: Cody 
 
Da'Vonne
Ian Terry
 Jury: Cody 
 
Ian
Bayleigh Dayton
 Evicted 
 
Bayleigh
Kaysar Ridha
 Evicted 
 
Kaysar
Janelle Pierzina
 Evicted 
 
Janelle
Nicole Anthony
 Evicted 
 
Nicole A
Keesha Smith
 Evicted 
 
Keesha

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
Day 37 Day 38 Day 52 Day 58 Day 85 Finale
Round 1 Round 2
Cody Nicole A Janelle Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Ian Da'Vonne David Dani Memphis Christmas Nicole F Winner
Enzo Keesha David Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Ian Da'Vonne Kevin David Dani Tyler Memphis Runner-Up
Nicole F Keesha Nicole A Janelle Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Ian Kevin Kevin Tyler Cody
Christmas Keesha Nicole A Janelle Rep
Nominations
Void
Ian Da'Vonne Kevin Nicole F Dani Cody
Memphis Keesha Janelle Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Ian Kevin Dani Tyler  
 
Cody
Tyler Keesha Nicole A Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Da'Vonne Kevin Nicole F  
 
Cody
Dani Keesha Nicole A Kaysar Kaysar Bayleigh  
 
Kevin Kevin David  
 
Cody
David Keesha Janelle Kaysar Bayleigh Disrupted
Tyler
Da'Vonne  
 
Cody
Kevin David Janelle Vetoed
Kaysar
Bayleigh  
 
Vetoed
Tyler
 
 
Cody
Da'Vonne Keesha Nicole A Janelle Kaysar Nominations
Void
Tyler  
 
Cody
Ian Keesha Nicole A Janelle Kaysar Bayleigh Nominations
Void
Rep
 
 
Cody
Bayleigh Keesha Nicole A Janelle Kaysar  
 
Kaysar Keesha Nicole A  
 
Janelle Keesha Nicole A  
 
Nicole A Keesha  
 
Keesha  
 
Key: HOH Nominated Veto Winner Rep: Replacement Nominee Immune Safety Suite Safety Suite +1 Nominated Disrupted Evicted Jury Member


Safety Suite Competition History[]

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Competition "Don't Miss a Beat" "Gettin' Tipsy" "Stealing Safety"
Winner Kaysar Christmas Enzo
+1 Janelle Ian Christmas
Punishment All-Star Mascot BB’s All-Star Wars An All-Star is Born
Bayleigh Sat Out Loss Ineligible
Christmas Sat Out Win Ineligible
Cody HOH Loss Ineligible
Da'Vonne Sat Out Loss Ineligible
Dani Sat Out Loss
David Sat Out Loss Ineligible
Enzo Sat Out Win
Ian Sat Out Loss Ineligible
Janelle Loss Ineligible
Kaysar Win Ineligible
Kevin Sat Out Loss Ineligible
Memphis Sat Out HOH Loss
Nicole F Sat Out Loss
Tyler Sat Out HOH
Nicole A Sat Out
Keesha Sat Out

Have/Have-Not History[]

Week BB22 Small Christmas BB22 Small Cody BB22 Small Enzo BB22 Small Memphis BB22 Small Nicole F BB22 Small Tyler BB22 Small Dani BB22 Small David BB22 Small Kevin BB22 Small Da'Vonne BB22 Small Ian BB22 Small Bayleigh BB22 Small Kaysar BB22 Small Janelle BB22 Small Nicole A BB22 Small Keesha
1 +
2 Nicole A + Ian Memphis Kevin
3 Kaysar David + Christmas Nicole F
4 + Enzo Bayleigh Cody
5 +
6 +
7 Da'Vonne David +
8 + Cody Christmas
9 + Enzo

Starting from Week 2, the exiting Have-Nots had to choose the new Have-Nots. The names represent which houseguest passed on Have-Not status. Blank boxes represent Have-Nots chosen by a competition and the start of a new hand-off chain.

Competition History[]

# Competition Result
Week Day(s) Type Name
1 1 HOH "Star Steppin'" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins HOH
2 Safety Suite "Don't Miss A Beat" BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
wins Safety
4 POV "It's Bananas" BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
wins the Veto
2 9 HOH "Big Brother Watch Party" BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
wins HOH
10 Safety Suite "Gettin' Tipsy" BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
wins Safety
11 POV "All-Starry Night" BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
wins the Veto
3 16 HOH "Mug Shots" BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
wins HOH
17 Safety Suite "Stealing Safety" BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
wins Safety
18 POV "Cupcake Clash" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins the Veto
4 23 HOH "Carnival Quick Shot" BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
wins HOH
25 POV "Face the Puppetmaster" BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
wins the Veto
5 30 HOH "Filter Face-Off" BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
wins HOH
31 BB Basement "The Basement of Power" BB22 Small ChristmasBB22 Small DaniBB22 Small David
Christmas, Dani, & David
win a Power
32 POV "Mathcathalon" BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
wins the Veto
6 37 HOH "Power Trip" BB22 Small Dani
Dani
wins HOH
39 POV "Microbrews" BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
wins the Veto
7 44 HOH "Hydrant Hustle" BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
wins HOH
46 POV "Tiger Zing" BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
wins the Veto
8 51 HOH "Going for the Green" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins HOH
53 POV "OTEV the Psychedelic Salamander" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins the Veto
58 HOH "It's All About Will" BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
wins HOH
POV "Ice in Your Veins" BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
wins the Veto
HOH "It's All About You" BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
wins HOH
POV "Feet to the Fire" BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
wins the Veto
9 HOH "Namaste Off the Block" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins HOH
60 POV "Snapshot Shuffle" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins the Veto
10 65 HOH "Stashing Pumpkins" BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
wins HOH
67 POV "BB Comics" BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
wins the Veto
11 72 HOH "Knight Moves" BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
wins HOH
73 Luxury "Clash of the Comics" BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
wins $10,000
74 POV "The Fast and the Furriest" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins the Veto
12 79 HOH "BB Scary Go Round" BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
wins Final HOH Part 1
81 "Camera Hogs" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins Final HOH Part 2
85 "Vinyl Exam" BB22 Small Cody
Cody
wins Final HOH Part 3

Game History[]

# HOH Room
Twist Winners (+1s)
Initial
Nominations
Veto
Holder
Used? Final
Nominations
Evicted Vote Finish
Week
1 BB22 Small Cody
Cody
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
BB22 Small Janelle
Janelle
BB22 Small Keesha
Keesha
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
No! BB22 Small Keesha
Keesha
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Keesha
Keesha
13-0 1st Evicted
Day 9
2 BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Ian
Ian
BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Nicole A
Nicole A
BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
No! BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Nicole A
Nicole A
BB22 Small Nicole A
Nicole A
10-2 2nd Evicted
Day 16
3 BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Janelle
Janelle
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
BB22 Small Cody
Cody
No! BB22 Small Janelle
Janelle
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
BB22 Small Janelle
Janelle
9-2 3rd Evicted
Day 23
4 BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
Yes! BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
BB22 Small Kaysar
Kaysar
10-0 4th Evicted
Day 30
5 BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Dani
Dani
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Bayleigh
Bayleigh
BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
No! BB22 Small Bayleigh
Bayleigh
BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
BB22 Small Bayleigh
Bayleigh
9-0 5th Evicted
Day 37
6 BB22 Small Dani
Dani
BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
Nominations Void
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
Yes! BB22 Small Ian
Ian
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Ian
Ian
5-3 6th Evicted
1st Jury Member
Day 44
7 BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
No! BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Da'Vonne
Da'Vonne
5-2 7th Evicted
2nd Jury Member
Day 51
8 BB22 Small Cody
Cody
BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Cody
Cody
No! BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
BB22 Small Kevin
Kevin
6-0 8th Evicted
3rd Jury Member
Day 58
BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
No! BB22 Small David
David
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small David
David
3-2 9th Evicted
4th Jury Member
Day 58
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Dani
Dani
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
No! BB22 Small Dani
Dani
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Dani
Dani
4-0 10th Evicted
5th Jury Member
Day 58
9 BB22 Small Cody
Cody
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Cody
Cody
No! BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
BB22 Small Tyler
Tyler
3-0 11th Evicted
6th Jury Member
Day 65
10 BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
No! BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
BB22 Small Memphis
Memphis
2-0 12th Evicted
7th Jury Member
Day 72
11 BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Cody
Cody
No! BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Christmas
Christmas
1-0 13th Evicted
8th Jury Member
Day 79
12 BB22 Small Cody
Cody
BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
BB22 Small Nicole F
Nicole F
1-0 14th Evicted
9th Jury Member
Day 85
BB22 Small Enzo
Enzo
9-0 Runner-Up
BB22 Small Cody
Cody
Winner

Week 1[]

Cody Calafiore
 HOH 
 
Cody
Kaysar Ridha
 Safety Suite 
 
Kaysar
Janelle Pierzina
 Safety Suite +1 
 
Janelle
Enzo Palumbo
 POV 
 
Enzo
Kevin Campbell
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Kevin
Keesha Smith
 Evicted
13 Votes
 
 
Keesha

The houseguests entered the house in four groups of four, immediately thrown into the first HOH competition of the season. The competition was split into two parts, and only a maximum of two houseguests would move onto the second part of the HOH. Of the first group, Nicole F., Dani, Da'Vonne and Christmas, only Christmas advanced. The next group, Tyler, Ian, Kevin and Enzo entered next, with Ian and Kevin moving on. The third group consisted of Janelle, Bayleigh, Nicole A., and Keesha, with only Nicole A. advancing. Lastly, Kaysar, Cody, Memphis and David entered, with Memphis and Cody moving onto the final round. In the second part, Cody was victorious and became the first HOH of the season. Of the five who advanced to Part Two and lost, they each had to pull an envelope. One contained $5,000, while the other four contained Have-Not passes. Christmas received the cash while Ian, Kevin, Memphis and Nicole A. became the first Have-Nots of the season. A new twist was revealed into the game called the "Safety Suite" where all houseguests were given a VIP Pass that could only be used once to allow access to the competition within the next three weeks. The Safety Suite Competition allowed houseguests to earn immunity for that week, in addition to naming a Plus One, who would also earn immunity in exchange for a week-long punishment. Feeling as if they were major targets, Kaysar and Janelle scanned their VIP passes and competed in the competition. Kaysar won the competition and chose Janelle as his +1 immunity for the week. Janelle's punishment was to wear the All-Star Mascot costume for the rest of the week. With two of his potential nominations granted immunity, Cody decided to put up two people he felt were "outcasts": Keesha and Kevin, with Keesha as his target after making a personal connection with Kevin. Ian and Tyler were drawn for the POV, alongside Enzo as Kevin's Houseguest's Choice. Enzo won the Veto and chose not to use it, in order to respect Cody's nominations. Cody and Enzo solidified their Final Two alliance, the Root, due to their similar upbringings and play style. Keesha aligned with Janelle and Kaysar, who tried to campaign for her. Keesha herself did a poor job of campaigning while Kevin set himself up in connections with Cody, Nicole A., and Da'Vonne. Ultimately, Keesha became the first All-Star evicted on Day 9, by a unanimous 13-0 vote.

Week 2[]

Memphis Garrett
 HOH
POV
 
 
Memphis
Christmas Abbott
 Safety Suite 
 
Christmas
Ian Terry
 Safety Suite +1 
 
Ian
David Alexander
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
David
Nicole Anthony
 Evicted
10 Votes
 
 
Nicole A

Following Keesha's eviction, the houseguests competed in the "Big Brother Watch Party" HOH competition, where Memphis was crowned Head of Household for the week. His allies suggested nominating Janelle and Kaysar, fearing them as a duo. However, Memphis disagreed as the duo was a key piece for him still in the game. A new twist was revealed for Have-Nots. Starting from Week 2, the previous week's Have-Nots would choose Have-Nots for the current week. Memphis chose David, Nicole A. chose Christmas, Nicole F. volunteered for Ian, and Kevin chose Kaysar. Memphis decided to persuade the rest of the houseguests to compete in the Safety Suite Competition as a ploy to guarantee that he has a higher chance in winning the following week. Bayleigh, Cody, Christmas, Da'Vonne, David, Ian, and Kevin swiped their VIP Passes to enter the suite to compete. The competition named "Gettin' Tipsy" required houseguests to balance different beverages on a wobbly table. The catch was each beverage had a different weight. Christmas would complete the competition in the fastest time giving her Immunity for the week. As the winner, Christmas selected Ian as her "+1" saving him for the week and giving him a punishment. Ian's punishment was revealed as the "BB All-Star Wars". At various points, a voice would come over the loudspeaker instructing Ian to put his costume on and act out various scenes over the rest of the week. At the Nominations Ceremony, Memphis nominated Nicole A. for not competing in the Safety Suite competition after he say to and David for being a "rookie" in the house and needing to prove himself as an All-Star. After the Nomination Ceremony, the rest of Memphis' alliance felt that his speech belittled David and came across as ignorant. Tyler would go on to pull David aside to cheer him up stating that if he won the Power of Veto, he would use it on David. Later, Tyler, Ian & Nicole F were chosen to compete alongside Memphis, David, and Nicole A in the Power of Veto competition "All Starry Night". In this competition, each houseguest was required to balance a ball on top of a wooden disc for as long as they could. The last remaining houseguest would win the Golden Power of Veto. Memphis would go on to win the Power of Veto gaining complete control of the nominations for the week. At the Veto Meeting, members of his alliance tried to convince Memphis to use the veto to backdoor the duo of Kaysar and Janelle, while they, mostly Janelle, tried to convince him to backdoor Nicole F. However, Memphis decided not the use the Power of Veto, locking in his initial nominations for eviction night, preventing himself from having to show his cards and choose a side. Before the eviction, Nicole A.'s trust with Janelle and Kaysar began to deteriorate as the majority of the house began to convince her that she was being used. However, on Thursday, Nicole Anthony became the second All-Star evicted from the house in a 10-2 vote with Kevin and Enzo voting to keep her.

Week 3[]

Tyler Crispen
 HOH 
 
Tyler
Enzo Palumbo
 Safety Suite 
 
Enzo
Christmas Abbott
 Safety Suite +1 
 
Christmas
Cody Calafiore
 POV 
 
Cody
Kaysar Ridha
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
Kaysar
Janelle Pierzina
 Evicted
9 Votes
 
 
Janelle

Following Nicole A.'s eviction, the houseguests competed in the "Mug Shots" Head of Household competition. Tyler managed to snag the title HOH for the week with a total score of 12, barely surpassing Janelle, who had 11. Due to Janelle and Kaysar's close ties to Memphis, they talked to Memphis the previous week about an alliance that was forming with Dani, Tyler, Cody and Nicole F., with no idea that Memphis was in the exact same alliance. At nominations, Tyler nominated Janelle as his target alongside her closest ally, Kaysar. The players picked to play in the Veto were Tyler, Janelle, Kaysar, Bayleigh, Cody and Memphis. The Veto competition was "Cupcake Clash", which revolved around the Tower of Hanoi puzzle, where houseguests had to re-arrange certain cupcake formations to match the one on the screen. Cody managed to pull out the Veto win. With Cody being part of the big alliance, he decided to not use the Power of Veto, feeling like Janelle and Kaysar would come after them given the chance. With the Committee wanting Janelle out, feeling as if she was a bigger physical threat, they all set their eyes on her on eviction night. On Day 23, Janelle was evicted by a vote of 9-2, receiving two hinky votes from Enzo and Dani in an attempt to spur paranoia.

Week 4[]

Enzo Palumbo
 HOH 
 
Enzo
Kevin Campbell
 Pre-Veto Nominee
POV
 
 
Kevin
Christmas Abbott
 Post-Veto Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Christmas
Kaysar Ridha
 Evicted
10 Votes
 
 
Kaysar

Following Janelle's eviction, this was Kaysar's first time playing Big Brother without her, and he immediately knew he would be targeted next. At the HOH competition, named "Carnival Quick Shot", where houseguests were randomly split up into 2 groups of 6, they had to roll balls individually into 3 slots, the first 3 from each group to manage to get all of their balls into the slots would advance to the final round, where the first person to put their balls into the three slots again would win Head of Household. The 6 people that advanced to the final round were Kaysar, Enzo, David, Cody, Dani and Kevin. Enzo managed to pull the HOH win and secure safety for that week. Although Enzo was not part of The Committee, he was heavily affiliated with them, including a side alliance with Cody, Dani and Nicole called the Core Four, they were able to convince him to target Kaysar for the week. At the Nomination Ceremony, he nominated Kaysar and Kevin, with Kaysar as his official target and Kevin as the pawn. The players picked for the Veto were: Enzo, Kaysar, Kevin, Bayleigh, Tyler and David. The POV Competition was an endurance competition named "Face the Puppetmaster", where houseguests had to hold on to four ropes, one for each arm and leg and stay there as the ropes were pulled all around. Kevin managed to win the Veto and chose to save himself at the Veto Ceremony. Enzo briefly thought about nominating Ian as a new target, but decided against it, feeling it was too much of a move. He instead nominated Christmas, who had offered herself as a pawn. On eviction night, during the two nominee's pleas, Kaysar took shots at the majority group, but mostly Cody, Dani and Nicole. Kaysar was then evicted by a unanimous 10-0 vote, placing pre-jury for a third time.

Week 5[]

Christmas Abbott
 HOH
POV
 
 
Christmas
Da'Vonne Rogers
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Da'Vonne
Bayleigh Dayton
 Evicted
9 Votes
 
 
Bayleigh

Following Kaysar's eviction, the house appeared to be split into two, with The Committee and Enzo on one side, and Da'Vonne, Bayleigh, David, Kevin on the other, and Ian laying low and playing both sides. At the "Filter Face-Off" HOH Competition, Da'Vonne managed to make it to the final round by winning all of her match-ups, alongside Christmas, who didn't get to answer any questions up to that point. Da'Vonne slipped up at the final question and incorrectly answered, making Christmas the HOH for that week. The previous week, Bayleigh came up to Christmas and asked who her "untouchable" was, with Da'Vonne as her own untouchable, which alarmed Christmas. She named Da'Vonne and Bayleigh as her nominations that week. At the Veto competition, the players picked were Christmas, Bayleigh, Da'Vonne, Nicole, Dani and Ian. Ian was not feeling well and was medically advised to sit out of the Veto, leaving the other 5 left to play. Christmas won the Veto while Bayleigh and Nicole were given punishments, and Dani and Da'Vonne won a Never-Not Pass and $5,000 respectively. Christmas decided not to use the Veto, keeping her nominations locked. On eviction night, Bayleigh was evicted by a unanimous vote of 9-0.

Week 6[]

Daniele Briones
 HOH 
 
Dani
Da'Vonne Rogers
 POV 
 
Da'Vonne
Kevin Campbell
 Pre-Veto Nominee 
 
Kevin
David Alexander
 Pre-Disruptor Nominee 
 
David
Tyler Crispen
 Post-Disruptor Nominee
3 Votes
 
 
Tyler
Ian Terry
 Post-Veto Nominee
Evicted
5 Votes
 
 
Ian

At an Endurance HOH Competition, Dani pulled out her first HOH win of the summer. As a part of The Committee, Dani knew she had to target the other side of the house, but viewed alliance-member, Tyler, as a threat to her game. At the nomination ceremony, Dani nominated David and Kevin. Shortly after, David unleashed the Disruptor Power, abruptly and anonymously saving himself from the block. Dani thereafter revealed her cards by spontaneously nominating Tyler. At the Veto, Da'Vonne won her first career competition, and to Dani's dismay, voiced her intentions to save her close ally, Kevin, from the block. With Da'vonne securing her & Kevin's safety, Dani hesitantly nominated the only vulnerable houseguest outside The Committee, Ian. With the Eviction approaching, The Committee wanted to protect their own, but the other side sought to evict Tyler viewing him as their biggest threat. Nicole and Dani found themselves as the swing votes, but ultimately decided to evict their close ally, Ian, in order to save face with their alliance. By a vote of 5-3, Ian became the first member of the BB22 jury.

Week 7[]

Memphis Garrett
 HOH 
 
Memphis
Tyler Crispen
 POV 
 
Tyler
Kevin Campbell
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
Kevin
Da'Vonne Rogers
 Evicted
5 Votes
 
 
Da'Vonne

Week 8[]

Round 1[]

Cody Calafiore
 HOH
POV
 
 
Cody
David Alexander
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
David
Kevin Campbell
 Evicted
6 Votes
 
 
Kevin

Round 2[]

Memphis Garrett
 HOH 
 
Memphis
Christmas Abbott
 POV 
 
Christmas
Nicole Franzel
 Nominee
2 Votes
 
 
Nicole F
David Alexander
 Evicted
3 Votes
 
 
David

Round 3[]

Tyler Crispen
 HOH
POV
 
 
Tyler
Nicole Franzel
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Nicole F
Daniele Briones
 Evicted
4 Votes
 
 
Dani

Week 9[]

Cody Calafiore
 HOH
POV
 
 
Cody
Christmas Abbott
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Christmas
Tyler Crispen
 Evicted
3 Votes
 
 
Tyler

Week 10[]

Nicole Franzel
 HOH
POV
 
 
Nicole F
Christmas Abbott
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Christmas
Memphis Garrett
 Evicted
2 Votes
 
 
Memphis

Week 11[]

Enzo Palumbo
 HOH 
 
Enzo
Cody Calafiore
 POV 
 
Cody
Nicole Franzel
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Nicole F
Christmas Abbott
 Evicted
1 Vote
 
 
Christmas

Week 12[]

Cody Calafiore
 HOH Pt. 2 Winner
HOH Pt. 3 Winner
 
 
Cody
Enzo Palumbo
 Nominee
0 Votes
 
 
Enzo
Nicole Franzel
 HOH Pt. 1 Winner
Evicted
1 Vote
 
 
Nicole F

Finale[]

Cody Calafiore
 Winner
9 Votes
 
 
Cody
Enzo Palumbo
 Runner-Up
0 Votes
 
 
Enzo

Jury[]

Ian Terry
 Cody
Ian
Da'Vonne Rogers
 Cody
Da'Vonne
Kevin Campbell
 Cody
Kevin
David Alexander
 Cody
David
Daniele Briones
 Cody
Dani
Tyler Crispen
 Cody
Tyler
Memphis Garrett
 Cody
Memphis
Christmas Abbott
 Cody
Christmas
Nicole Franzel
 Cody
Nicole F

Controversies[]

The "Wall Yeller" Incident[]

Early into the season, Cody and Nicole F became the dominant members of The Committee, the majority alliance that controlled the entirety of the season. The alliance was controversial amongst fans as many felt they had made the season boring and predictable, with others believing that the alliance was organised through preseason pregaming. During Week 4, a fan, dubbed by the community as "The Wall Yeller," was heard on the 24/7 live feeds shouting "Nicole and Cody are playing everyone!" Afterwards, the feeds went down and did not return for another two hours.[24]

Contestants Mocking Ian's Autism[]

During the early days of the season, Ian had revealed on the live feeds that he was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) some time after Big Brother 14.[25] Many people with ASD are known to "stim" which refers to an act of repetitive movement used to soothe or help an individual deal with stress, which can include movements like rocking, pacing back and forth or repeating certain words and phrases. Later in the season, Dani was caught on live feeds talking to Nicole F, where she is heard talking about Ian, stating "I can't even look at him sometimes because his constant movement stresses me out," in reference to his rocking stim. She then asks Nicole F if she feels the same way, to which the latter agrees. In another clip she also accused him of using his ASD as a strategy. Later that day, Memphis brings up Ian in a conversation with Dani, Nicole F and Christmas, where he describes Ian as the "red rum" of the house (a reference to The Shining) and claims that he might have nightmares of Ian rocking at the end of his bed.[26] Numerous fans were upset by these clips, claiming that the contestants were bullying Ian, with some former Big Brother houseguests calling out the behaviour and denouncing production for not stepping in.[27] [28] Ian later revealed that Dani had apologised to him in the Jury House and Nicole F had apologised to him sometime after the season.[29]

Trivia[]

BB22 Cast Picture

A photo of the cast in full body, posted by Janelle in December 2023.

  • With their 22nd season, the Big Brother U.S. English speaking edition became the first country to air 22 civilian seasons of the show.
  • With, Big Brother: After Dark not airing during the season, it will mark the first time since Big Brother 7 (US) that After Dark will not air alongside the main series.
    • Coincidentally, season 7 was the first All-Star season.
  • Every civilian season from Big Brother 6 (US) to Big Brother 21 (US) is represented on this cast, with the exception of seasons 9, 15 and OTT.
    • However, no houseguests who debuted on seasons 13 or 18 appear on this season. The three houseguests representing those seasons debuted on seasons 8, 16 and 17 respectively.
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 16 (US) where the first evictee was a woman.
    • Coincidentally, on both seasons, the first evictee was evicted by a unanimous vote and the entire pre-jury had the same gender ratio: four women and one man.
    • The first four women evicted this season (Keesha, Nicole A., Janelle and Bayleigh) were all in the same entry group on Day 1.
  • This season is tied with Big Brother 23 (US) for the longest time before a woman won an HOH or a POV, with the first HOH or POV win by a female occurring on Week 5.
  • This is the first time since Big Brother 18 (US) that none of the pre-jury houseguests won an HOH or a POV.
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 11 (US) to not feature a Double Eviction. Instead, this season had a Triple Eviction, which was initially presented as a Double before "surprising" the houseguests with the third.
  • This is the first season since Big Brother 14 (US) to not feature a Previously Evicted Contestant.
  • This is the second season to not feature a successful backdoor since it was invented in Big Brother 5 (US), following Celebrity Big Brother 1 (US).
  • This season is tied with Big Brother 14 (US) and Big Brother 21 (US) for the most amount of consecutive HOHs to also win the POV with three.
    • This was accomplished by Tyler, Cody and Nicole F during Day 58 (Round 2), Week 9 & Week 10.
  • There were four players who were playing for their third time this season (Kaysar, Dani, Nicole F and Da'Vonne. The three who were evicted before finale night were all evicted exactly three placements below the other: Kaysar placed 13th, Da'Vonne placed 10th and Dani placed 7th.
  • The Final Two houseguests of the season, Cody and Enzo, are both from the state of New Jersey.
  • This is the sixth season where neither of the finalists had any eviction votes cast against them, following Big Brother 4 (US), Big Brother 14 (US), Big Brother 15 (US), Big Brother 16 (US) and Big Brother: Over The Top.
  • This is the first civilian season to not feature any showmances since Big Brother 1 (US), 20 years prior.
    • However, houseguests Memphis and Christmas began a relationship after the season.

Ratings[]

United States[]

Live Ratings[]

Big Brother 22 (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 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 1.0/7 3.64 3.64 1 1 2 [30] [31] [32]
2 Sunday, August 9, 2020 0.8/5 2.95 3.30 1 2 3 [33]
3 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 1.1/8 4.11 3.57 1 1 2 [34] [35]
4 Thursday, August 13, 2020 1.0/7 4.02 3.68 1 1 3 [36]
2 5 Sunday, August 16, 2020 1.0/7 3.91 3.73 1 1 4 [37]
6 Wednesday, August 19, 2020 1.0/7 3.85 3.75 1 1 2 [38] [39]
7 Thursday, August 20, 2020 1.0/7 3.91 3.77 1 1 3 [40]
3 8 Sunday, August 23, 2020 1.0/7 4.11 3.81 1 1 4 [41]
9 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 1.1/7 4.22 3.86 1 1 2 [42] [43]
10 Thursday, August 27, 2020 1.0/7 3.99 3.87 1 1 3 [44]
4 11 Sunday, August 30, 2020 0.9/6 3.70 3.86 3 3 4 [45]
12 Wednesday, September 2, 2020 1.0/7 4.07 3.87 1 1 2 [46] [47]
13 Thursday, September 3, 2020 1.1/7 4.22 3.90 1 1 2 [48]
5 14 Sunday, September 6, 2020 0.9/6 3.69 3.89 2 4 3 [49]
15 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 1.1/7 4.08 3.90 1 1 1 [50] [51]
16 Thursday, September 10, 2020 1.0/6 4.04 3.91 2 3 3 [52]
6 17 Sunday, September 13, 2020 0.9/6 3.76 3.90 2 6 4 [53]
18 Tuesday, September 15, 2020 1.1/7 4.02 3.91 1 1 1 [54] [55]
19 Thursday, September 17, 2020 1.0/7 4.05 3.91 1 1 3 [56]
7 20 Sunday, September 20, 2020 0.9/5 3.83 3.91 1 6 4 [57]
21 Wednesday, September 23, 2020 1.1/8 4.04 3.91 2 3 [58] [59]
22 Thursday, September 24, 2020 1.0/7 4.21 3.93 1 1 [60]
8 23 Sunday, September 27, 2020 1.0/5 3.87 3.93 2 6 [61]
24 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 1.1/6 4.07 3.93 2 5 [62]
25 Thursday, October 1, 2020 1.2/7 4.34 3.95 1 1 [63]
9 26 Monday, October 5, 2020 1.0/5 3.82 3.94 1 3 [64]
27 Wednesday, October 7, 2020 1.0/6 4.10 3.95 3 7 [65]
28 Thursday, October 8, 2020 1.0/6 3.99 3.95 2 2 [66]
10 29 Monday, October 12, 2020 1.0/6 4.03 3.95 2 2 [67]
30 Wednesday, October 14, 2020 1.0/7 4.20 3.96 2 2 [68]
31 Thursday, October 15, 2020 1.0/6 4.01 3.96 3 3 [69]
11 32 Monday, October 19, 2020 1.0/5 3.83 3.96 3 3 [70]
33 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 1.1/6 4.09 3.96 2 3 [71]
34 Thursday, October 22, 2020 1.0/5 4.12 3.97 2 5 [72]
12 35 Friday, October 23, 2020 0.6/4 3.02 3.94 3 3 [73]
36 Monday, October 26, 2020 1.0/6 4.00 3.94 2 2 [74]
37 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 1.1/7 3.91 3.94 1 2 [75]
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DVR Ratings[]

Big Brother 22 (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 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 1.05 3.66 1.61 4.23 1.77 5.60 [76]
2 Sunday, August 9, 2020 0.81 2.97 1.43 4.80 1.54 5.13 [77]
3 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 1.10 4.12 1.52 5.24 1.63 5.57 [78]
4 Thursday, August 13, 2020 0.93 4.04 1.38 5.01 1.48 5.37 [79]
2 5 Sunday, August 16, 2020 1.00 3.93 1.47 5.23 1.59 5.50 [80]
6 Wednesday, August 19, 2020 1.07 3.85 1.33 4.81 1.42 5.03 [81]
7 Thursday, August 20, 2020 1.02 3.91 1.33 4.97 1.43 5.18 [82]
3 8 Sunday, August 23, 2020 0.94 4.18 1.44 5.12 1.54 5.46 [83]
9 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 1.08 4.22 1.47 5.25 1.56 5.51 [84]
10 Thursday, August 27, 2020 1.00 3.99 1.35 4.88 1.43 5.09 [85]
4 11 Sunday, August 30, 2020 0.94 3.70 1.22 4.71 1.30 4.94 [86]
12 Wednesday, September 2, 2020 1.08 4.07 1.39 4.96 1.52 5.30 [87]
13 Thursday, September 3, 2020 1.03 4.22 1.32 5.01 1.41 5.26 [88]
5 14 Sunday, September 6, 2020 0.91 3.69 1.30 4.92 1.36 5.10 [89]
15 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 1.09 4.08 1.31 4.93 1.42 5.18 [90]
16 Thursday, September 10, 2020 1.04 4.04 1.31 4.96 1.39 5.15 [91]
6 17 Sunday, September 13, 2020 0.94 3.76 1.41 5.12 1.53 5.38 [92]
18 Tuesday, September 15, 2020 1.09 4.02 [93]
19 Thursday, September 17, 2020 1.04 4.05 [94]
7 20 Sunday, September 20, 2020 0.96 3.83 [95]
21 Wednesday, September 23, 2020 1.10 4.04 1.5 5.27 [96]
22 Thursday, September 24, 2020 1.04 4.21 1.5 5.21 [97]
8 23 Sunday, September 27, 2020 0.97 3.87 1.4 5.40 [98]
24 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 1.09 4.07 1.4 5.32 [99]
25 Thursday, October 1, 2020 1.20 4.34 1.5 5.39 [100]
9 26 Monday, October 5, 2020 0.96 3.82 1.4 4.66 [101]
27 Wednesday, October 7, 2020 1.00 4.10 [102]
28 Thursday, October 8, 2020 1.00 3.99 [103]
10 29 Monday, October 12, 2020 1.00 4.03 [104]
30 Wednesday, October 14, 2020 1.00 4.20 [105]
31 Thursday, October 15, 2020 1.00 4.01 [106]
11 32 Monday, October 19, 2020 0.96 3.83 [107]
33 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 1.07 4.09 [108]
34 Thursday, October 22, 2020 1.01 4.12 [109]
12 35 Friday, October 23, 2020 0.60 3.02 [110]
36 Monday, October 26, 2020 1.01 4.00 1.3 4.77 1.3 4.86 [111]
37 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 1.07 3.91 1.4 4.94 1.5 5.02 [112]

Canada[]

Big Brother 22 (US) Ratings - In Canada
# Date Viewers
(millions)
Season Avg Viewers
(millions)
Rank
(Week)
Source
Week Episode
1 1 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 1.161 1.161 3 [113]
2 Sunday, August 9, 2020 1.110 1.136 5
3 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 1.168 1.146 3 [114]
4 Thursday, August 13, 2020 1.061 1.125 6
2 5 Sunday, August 16, 2020 1.052 1.110 7
6 Wednesday, August 19, 2020 0.970 1.087 8 [115]
7 Thursday, August 20, 2020 1.028 1.079 4
3 8 Sunday, August 23, 2020 0.978 1.066 7
9 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 1.165 1.077 3 [116]
10 Thursday, August 27, 2020 1.076 1.077 4
4 11 Sunday, August 30, 2020 1.066 1.076 5
12 Wednesday, September 2, 2020 1.313 1.096 2 [117]
13 Thursday, September 3, 2020 1.129 1.098 6
5 14 Sunday, September 6, 2020 1.246 1.109 4
15 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 1.157 1.112 6 [118]
16 Thursday, September 10, 2020 1.138 1.114 7
6 17 Sunday, September 13, 2020 1.284 1.124 4
18 Tuesday, September 15, 2020 1.247 1.131 4 [119]
19 Thursday, September 17, 2020 1.307 1.140 3
7 20 Sunday, September 20, 2020 0.962 1.131 10
21 Wednesday, September 23, 2020 1.239 1.136 3 [120]
22 Thursday, September 24, 2020 1.137 1.136 10
8 23 Sunday, September 27, 2020 1.194 1.139 7
24 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 1.215 1.146 6 [121]
25 Thursday, October 1, 2020 1.181 1.147 7
9 26 Monday, October 5, 2020 0.759 1.129 15 [122]
27 Wednesday, October 7, 2020 1.285 1.134 4
28 Thursday, October 8, 2020 1.278 1.140 5
10 29 Monday, October 12, 2020 1.095 1.138 11 [123]
30 Wednesday, October 14, 2020 1.205 1.140 7
31 Thursday, October 15, 2020 1.163 1.141 8
11 32 Monday, October 19, 2020 1.113 1.140 9 [124]
33 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 1.246 1.143 6
34 Thursday, October 22, 2020 1.171 1.144 7
12 35 Friday, October 23, 2020 0.895 1.137 15
36 Monday, October 26, 2020 1.164 1.138 11 [125]
37 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 1.313 1.142 7

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  46. Wednesday TV Ratings: Tough as Nails, Coroner, America’s Got Talent, The Conners, MasterChef (in English). TV Series Finale (3 September 2020).
  47. Summer 2020 TV Show Ratings (week 15) (in English). TV Series Finale (9 September 2020).
  48. Thursday TV Ratings: To Tell The Truth, Big Brother, Mysteries Decoded, The Wall, Beat Shazam (in English). TV Series Finale (4 September 2020).
  49. Sunday TV Ratings: Love Island, Fridge Wars, America’s Funniest Home Videos, Boxing, NHL Hockey (in English). TV Series Finale (7 September 2020).
  50. Wednesday TV Ratings: The 100, Big Brother, America’s Got Talent, The Goldbergs, MasterChef (in English). TV Series Finale (10 September 2020).
  51. Summer 2020 TV Show Ratings (week 16) (in English). TV Series Finale (15 September 2020).
  52. Thursday TV Ratings: Holey Moley, Love Island, Mysteries Decoded, Last Man Standing, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (11 September 2020).
  53. Sunday TV Ratings: Love Island, Fridge Wars, The Masked Singer Special, NFL Football, Press Your Luck (in English). TV Series Finale (14 September 2020).
  54. Tuesday TV Ratings: Transplant, Dead Pixels, Love Island, Hell’s Kitchen, Modern Family (in English). TV Series Finale (16 September 2020).
  55. Summer 2020 TV Show Ratings (week 17) (in English). TV Series Finale (22 September 2020).
  56. Thursday TV Ratings: Love Island, Holey Moley, Mysteries Decoded, The Masked Singer, Transplant (in English). TV Series Finale (18 September 2020).
  57. Sunday TV Ratings: Celebrity Family Feud, 60 Minutes, Bob’s Burgers, Supernatural, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (21 September 2020).
  58. Wednesday TV Ratings: I Can See Your Voice, Love Island, The 100, America’s Got Talent, The Goldbergs (in English). TV Series Finale (30 September 2020).
  59. CBS 2019-20 Season Ratings (updated 9/30/20) (in English). TV Series Finale (24 September 2020).
  60. Thursday TV Ratings: Press Your Luck, Star Trek: Discovery, Dateline NBC, Mysteries Decoded, The Masked Singer (in English). TV Series Finale (25 September 2020).
  61. Sunday TV Ratings: The Simpsons, Big Brother, Card Sharks, iHeartRadio Music Festival, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (28 September 2020).
  62. Wednesday TV Ratings: The 100, The Masked Singer, Love Island, NBA Finals, Weakest Link (in English). TV Series Finale (1 October 2020).
  63. Thursday TV Ratings: The Wall, Star Trek: Discovery, Celebrity Family Feud, Mysteries Decoded, Let’s Be Real (in English). TV Series Finale (2 October 2020).
  64. Monday TV Ratings: Filthy Rich, DWTS, American Ninja Warrior, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (6 October 2020).
  65. Wednesday TV Ratings: Devils, The Masked Singer, Big Brother, Weakest Link, The Vice Presidential Debate (in English). TV Series Finale (8 October 2020).
  66. Thursday TV Ratings: Supernatural, Connecting, Match Game, Star Trek: Discovery, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (9 October 2020).
  67. Monday TV Ratings: One Day at a Time, DWTS, American Ninja Warrior, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, MLB (in English). TV Series Finale (13 October 2020).
  68. Wednesday TV Ratings: The Amazing Race, The Con, Devils, The Masked Singer, Billboard Music Awards (in English). TV Series Finale (15 October 2020).
  69. Thursday TV Ratings: Supernatural, Connecting, Star Trek: Discovery, NFL Football, Emergency Call (in English). TV Series Finale (16 October 2020).
  70. Monday TV Ratings: The Voice, Big Brother, DWTS, Whose Line, LA’s Finest (in English). TV Series Finale (20 October 2020).
  71. Wednesday TV Ratings: The Conners, The Amazing Race, Coroner, The Wall, 2020 World Series (in English). TV Series Finale (22 October 2020).
  72. Thursday TV Ratings: Supernatural, Big Brother, 2020 Presidential Debate 2, NFL Football (in English). TV Series Finale (23 October 2020).
  73. Friday TV Ratings: World’s Funniest Animals, Big Brother, Shark Tank, Dateline NBC, 2020 World Series (in English). TV Series Finale (24 October 2020).
  74. Monday TV Ratings: DWTS, The Voice, One Day at a Time, Filthy Rich, Whose Line (in English). TV Series Finale (27 October 2020).
  75. Wednesday TV Ratings: American Housewife, Big Brother, Coroner, The Wall, The Masked Singer (in English). TV Series Finale (29 October 2020).
  76. Pucci, Douglas (9 August 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: ‘Big Brother All-Stars’ Premiere on CBS Tops Prime Time in All Key Demos Despite Overall Year-to-Year Slippage (in English). Programming Insider.
  77. Pucci, Douglas (13 August 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: ‘Perry Mason’ on HBO Concludes Inaugural Season with Season-Best Figures (in English). Programming Insider.
  78. Pucci, Douglas (14 August 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: CBS Staves Off ‘America’s Got Talent’-Fueled NBC to Capture the Prime Time Crown in Adults 18-49 and 25-54 (in English). Programming Insider.
  79. Pucci, Douglas (14 August 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: ‘Premios Juventud 2020’ Helps Univision Eke Past ‘Big Brother All-Stars’-Fueled CBS to Win Adults 18-34 and 12-34 (in English). Programming Insider.
  80. Pucci, Douglas (20 August 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: Positive Start to New ’90 Day Fiancé’ Spinoff ‘Darcey & Stacey’ on TLC (in English). Programming Insider.
  81. Pucci, Douglas (21 August 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: Nearly 23 Million Watch Third Night of 2020 Democratic National Convention (in English). Programming Insider.
  82. Pucci, Douglas (21 August 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: Approximately 25 Million Viewers for 2020 Democratic National Convention Finale (in English). Programming Insider.
  83. Pucci, Douglas (27 August 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: ‘Yellowstone’ on Paramount and CMT Rises to Series-Highs in Third Season Finale (in English). Programming Insider.
  84. Pucci, Douglas (28 August 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: The Weather Channel Covers Hurricane Laura as It Made Landfall in Louisiana (in English). Programming Insider.
  85. Pucci, Douglas (28 August 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: 2020 Republican National Convention Final Night Falls Just Shy of Week-Ago DNC Finale (in English). Programming Insider.
  86. Pucci, Douglas (2 September 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: MTV Video Music Awards Attract 6.4 Million Viewers Across Several Networks Including The CW (in English). Programming Insider.
  87. Pucci, Douglas (4 September 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: Good Starts to BET Comedies ‘House of Payne’ Revival and ‘Assisted Living’ (in English). Programming Insider.
  88. Pucci, Douglas (5 September 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: ‘Big Brother All-Stars’ on CBS Rises to Season’s Highest-Rated Eviction Night To-Date (in English). Programming Insider.
  89. Pucci, Douglas (9 September 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: Rockets-Lakers Western Conference Final Game 2 on ABC is Most-Watched NBA Telecast Since Christmas Day (in English). Programming Insider.
  90. Pucci, Douglas (14 September 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: ‘Brother vs. Brother’ 7th Season Premiere on HGTV with Slight Growth in Total Viewers from its Sixth Season Premiere (in English). Programming Insider.
  91. Pucci, Douglas (18 September 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: NBC More Than Doubles Their Broadcast Network Compilation in Prime Time Among Adults 18-49 with NFL Kickoff Game (in English). Programming Insider.
  92. Pucci, Douglas (16 September 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: Tom Brady’s Buccaneers Debut Delivers Most-Watched Fox NFL Week One Telecast in Four Years (in English). Programming Insider.
  93. Pucci, Douglas (17 September 2020). Tuesday Final Ratings: Nuggets-Clippers Semifinal Game Seven is ESPN’s Second Most-Watched Early Round NBA Playoff Telecast in Four Years (in English). Programming Insider.
  94. Pucci, Douglas (17 September 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: NFL Network Season Premiere of ‘Thursday Night Football’ Remains Steady from Year-Ago Levels (in English). Programming Insider.
  95. Pucci, Douglas (29 September 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: Primetime Emmy Awards Erodes Again Year-to-Year and Sinks to New Low (in English). Programming Insider.
  96. Pucci, Douglas (25 September 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: ‘I Can See Your Voice’ Debut on Fox Tops ‘America’s Got Talent’ 15th Season Finale on NBC in All Key Demos (in English). Programming Insider.
  97. Pucci, Douglas (25 September 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: Among Broadcast Networks, ‘Big Brother All-Stars’ Helps Put CBS on Top in Demos While Game Show-Laden ABC Leads in Viewers (in English). Programming Insider.
  98. Pucci, Douglas (29 September 2020). Sunday Final Ratings: ‘Fargo’ Fourth Season Begins with its First Two Episodes on FX (in English). Programming Insider.
  99. Pucci, Douglas (2 October 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: CBS Dominates in Prime Time with ACM Awards (in English). Programming Insider.
  100. Pucci, Douglas (3 October 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: ‘Big Brother All-Stars’ on CBS Hits Season-Highs To-Date Among Total Viewers and Demos with Triple Eviction Episode (in English). Programming Insider.
  101. Pucci, Douglas (7 October 2020). Monday Final Ratings: Re-Scheduled Patriots-Chiefs Game Boosts CBS Prime Time, Sinks ‘Monday Night Football’ on ESPN (in English). Programming Insider.
  102. Pucci, Douglas (8 October 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: Harris-Pence Delivers Second-Largest Vice Presidential Debate in TV History (in English). Programming Insider.
  103. Pucci, Douglas (10 October 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: Fox Network Season Premiere of ‘Thursday Night Football’ Shows Slight Growth from Year-Ago Week Five Matchup (in English). Programming Insider.
  104. Pucci, Douglas (20 October 2020). Monday Final Ratings: Prime Time Led by NFL on ESPN and the Start of the MLB NLCS on Fox (in English). Programming Insider.
  105. Pucci, Douglas (20 October 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: ‘The Amazing Race’ Premieres its 32nd Season on CBS (in English). Programming Insider.
  106. Pucci, Douglas (20 October 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: Biden Tops Trump in Dueling Town Halls (in English). Programming Insider.
  107. Pucci, Douglas (24 October 2020). Monday Final Ratings: Chiefs-Bills Early Evening Special on Fox and NFL Network Outdraws Cardinals-Cowboys Prime Time Matchup on ESPN (in English). Programming Insider.
  108. Pucci, Douglas (24 October 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: Fox Dominates Prime Time with MLB World Series Game Two (in English). Programming Insider.
  109. Pucci, Douglas (24 October 2020). Thursday Final Ratings: Biden-Trump Final Presidential Debate Audience Down 14 Percent from First Meeting (in English). Programming Insider.
  110. Pucci, Douglas (26 October 2020). Friday Final Ratings: Fox Rules Prime Time in All Key Figure Despite All-Time Low for MLB World Series Game Three (in English). Programming Insider.
  111. Pucci, Douglas (29 October 2020). Monday Final Ratings: Slight Total Viewer Growth for ‘Halloween Baking Championship’ Season Finale on Food Network (in English). Programming Insider.
  112. Pucci, Douglas (30 October 2020). Wednesday Final Ratings: ‘Big Brother All-Stars’ Season Finale on CBS Tops 9-11 p.m. Slot Among Adults 18-49 and 25-54 (in English). Programming Insider.
  113. August 3, 2020 -August 9, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  114. August 10, 2020 -August 16, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  115. August 17, 2020 -August 23, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  116. August 24, 2020 -August 30, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  117. August 24, 2020 -August 30, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  118. September 7, 2020 -September 13, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  119. September 14, 2020 -September 20, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  120. September 21, 2020 -September 27, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  121. September 28, 2020 - October 4, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  122. October 5, 2020 -October 11, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  123. October 12, 2020 -October 18, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  124. October 19, 2020 -October 15, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.
  125. October 26, 2020 -November 1, 2020 (National).pdf (in English). TV Series Finale.

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