Big Brother Showdown was a weekly competition in Big Brother Australia 10 and served as a successor to Friday Night Live, where housemates competed in physical and mental challenges to gain rewards and privileges.
The first three weeks aired as Saturday Showdown, a standalone episode on Saturday nights hosted by the Nine Network’s Shelley Craft with Big Brother narrator Mike Goldman and former housemate Michael Beveridge serving as commentators. From week four and onwards Big Brother Showdown aired as part of the Daily Show, with just Goldman serving as narrator.
Rewards[]
Winning the competition gave a housemate privileges and advantages throughout the week.
Nominations Superpower[]
The Nominations Super Power was a weekly twist to nominations. The Nominations Super Power varied week to week, it included, receiving double the points to nominate with, the ability to swap a nominated housemate with one that wasn’t nominated, the ability to view nominations by fellow housemates before casting their own vote, the ability to nominate more housemates than the usual limit, or the ability to grant themselves immunity for the week.
Presidential Suite[]
The Presidential Suite, had similar amenities to that of the "Rewards Room". It featured a large LED screen for watching movies, luxurious foods, and a private hot tub. However, the Presidential Suite could only be used for one day throughout the week.
History[]
Showdown Challenges[]
Superpowers[]
Trivia[]
- Big Brother Showdown only appeared in Big Brother Australia 10, it didn't return for the following season.