Ian Patrick Terry is the winner of Big Brother 14 (US), who also appeared on Big Brother 22 (US).
In BB14, Ian was a member of Team Boogie in the Coaches twist. After the reset, Ian joined with Dan, Danielle, Britney, and Shane to form The Quack Pack alliance. In week 6, he orchestrated his former coach, Mike's eviction. He was a competition threat, winning 4 HOHs and 2 PoVs, thus making him the third male HouseGuest in the history of the show to win six competitions. After the alliance splintered in the final stages of the game, Ian won the game over Dan by a 6 to 1 vote, only losing Danielle's vote. He is also remembered for his friendships with Britney and Dan, his showmance with Ashley, and for strategically taking continuous have-nots and punishments without complaint.
Ian returned to BB22 as one of two previous winners. While HoH Memphis wanted to nominate him in week 2 for being a threat, he was saved when Christmas won the safety competition and included him as her plus 1. In week 6, HoH Dani nominated Ian as a pawn initially against her target her ally she didn't trust Tyler, but Tyler's alliance, which included Dani wanted to keep Tyler for being an ally, and evict Ian, whom they saw as a huge threat, with Dani eventually agreeing that Ian needed to go. He had a short lived feud with The Committee (except Nicole F) who mocked his autism. Despite that he developed a friendship with Da'Vonne and a close one with Nicole F (who had emotional moments when he was evicted). Ian was evicted that week by a vote of 5-3, placing 11th and becoming the first member of the jury.
Biography
Ian Terry Biography |
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Retrieved from CBS.com Age: 21
Retrieved from CBS |
Player History - Big Brother 14 (US)
Competition History
Week 1 | HOH/HTR | Safe |
Coaches Competition | Ineligible | |
POV | Not Picked | |
Week 2 | HOH | Loss |
Coaches Competition | Ineligible | |
POV | Loss | |
Week 3 | HOH | Loss |
Coaches Competition | Ineligible | |
POV | Not Picked | |
Week 4 | HOH | Loss |
POV | Loss | |
Week 5 | HOH | Loss |
Have/Have-Not | Have | |
POV | Not Picked | |
Week 6 | HOH | Loss |
POV | Loss | |
HOH | Win | |
POV | Loss | |
Week 7 | HOH | Previous HOH |
GBOV | Win | |
POV | Unable to Play 1 | |
Week 8 | HOH | Win |
POV | Loss | |
HOH | Previous HOH | |
POV | Win | |
Week 9 | HOH | Win |
POV | Loss | |
HOH | Previous HOH | |
POV | Loss | |
Week 10 | HOH Part 1 | Loss |
HOH Part 2 | Win | |
HOH Part 3 | Win |
Note: 1 During Week 7, Ian could not compete in the Power of Veto competition because he held the Golden Ball of Veto.
Have/Have-Not History
Week 1 | Have-Not |
Week 2 | Have-Not |
Week 3 | Have-Not |
Week 4 | Have |
Week 5 | Have |
Week 6 | Have |
Week 7 | Have |
Week 8 | Have/Have-Not Phase Over |
Week 9 | |
Week 10 |
Voting History
Week | Position | Voted for | With Majority? |
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1 | – | Ineligible | |
Coach's Immunity | Kara Monaco | Yes | |
2 | – | JoJo Spatafora | Yes |
3 | – | No Voting | |
4 | – | Janelle Pierzina | Yes |
5 | – | Wil Heuser | Yes |
6 | – | Mike Malin | Yes |
HOH | – | – | |
7 | GBOV Holder | Danielle Murphree | No |
8 | HOH | – | – |
Used POV on Self | Joe Arvin | Yes | |
9 | HOH | – | – |
Nominated | – | – | |
10 | HOH | Danielle Murphree | Sole Vote |
Finale | Winner | – | – |
HOH History
Original Nominees | Post-Veto Nominees | Intended Target | |||||
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Day 48 | THEN | ||||||
Week 8 | |||||||
Week 9 | |||||||
Week 10 | N/A |
Player History - Big Brother 22 (US)
Competition History
Week 1 | HOH Part 1 | Win |
HOH Part 2 | Loss | |
Safety Suite | Sat Out | |
POV | Loss | |
Week 2 | HOH | Loss |
Safety Suite | Loss | |
POV | Loss | |
Week 3 | HOH | Loss |
Safety Suite | Ineligible | |
POV | Not Picked | |
Week 4 | HOH | Loss |
POV | Not Picked | |
Week 5 | HOH | Loss |
BB Basement | Loss | |
POV | Sat Out* | |
Week 6 | HOH | Loss |
POV | Loss |
- Note: Ian was selected to play in the Week 5 POV competition, but was not medically cleared to compete due to having high blood pressure from his anxiety and a lack of sleep.
Have/Have-Not History
Week 1 | Have-Not |
Week 2 | Have |
Week 3 | Have |
Week 4 | Have |
Week 5 | Have |
Week 6 | Have-Not |
Voting History
Week | Position | Voted for | With Majority? |
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1 | – | Keesha Smith | Yes |
2 | Safety Suite +1 | Nicole Anthony | Yes |
3 | – | Janelle Pierzina | Yes |
4 | – | Kaysar Ridha | Yes |
5 | – | Bayleigh Dayton | Yes |
6 | Post-POV Nominee | – | – |
Finale | Jury Member | Cody Calafiore | Yes |
Post Big Brother
- Ian returned to Big Brother 15 to host the final four Power of Veto competition.[3]
- Ian participated in Reality Gamemasters, an online reality competition show where Big Brother and Survivor contestants played Risk. He competed alongside fellow Big Brother contestants Matt Hoffman and Eric Stein and Survivor contestants Stephen Fishbach, Sophie Clarke, and John Cochran. Ian would go on to come in 6th Place.[4]
- He hosted the Big Brother Canada 3 Jury Roundtable.
- Ian, along with eight other Big Brother Alumni, competed on a Big Brother Primetime Special of The Price is Right that aired on May 24, 2016.[5] Ian and his partner, Jeanette, was unable to make it past Contestant's Row.[6]
- He returned for Celebrity Big Brother 1 along with fellow winners Derrick Levasseur, Nicole Franzel, and Josh Martinez to explain how to win the game.
- On August 1, 2017, Ian appeared on The Taran Show to talk about life after Big Brother 14.[7]
Trivia
- Ian is the first Big Brother houseguest to be born in the 1990s.
- Ian is the first ever autistic Big Brother houseguest.
- Ian is the youngest winner in Big Brother history, having won the game at the age of 21 years, 6 months.
- Ian was the fourth player to win four Head of Household competitions and go on to win the game. He followed Drew Daniel, Hayden Moss, and Rachel Reilly. They were followed by Steve Moses.
- Ian was the first man to ever win the game after winning six competitions. He was later followed by Steve Moses.
- Ian is tied with Rachel Reilly and Steve Moses for the third most HoH/PoV competitions won by a winner in a single season of Big Brother, with the three of them having six wins each. Jackson Michie has the most wins with 8.
- Coincidentally, they all won 4 HoHs and 2 PoVs.
- Ian is the second American HouseGuest in the history of the show to win HoH before a Double/Triple Eviction and again after it occurred. He followed Zach Swerdzewski, and preceded Nicole Franzel, Victor Arroyo, Shelby Stockton, Jackson Michie and Cody Calafiore.
- In Big Brother 17, Steve Moses who went on to win the season was compared to Ian.
- Ian holds the record for the most consecutive HOH competition wins with four.
- He was the first HouseGuest to win four HOH competitions in a row, Jackson Michie being the second.
- Ian also holds the record for the most consecutive rounds safe (five rounds, from the Final Nine to the Final Five) by alternating HOH and Power of Veto wins.
- Ian was the first HouseGuest to not win an HOH competition prior to winning HOH during a double eviction.
- Ian was the first and, so far, only HouseGuest to open Pandora's Box twice.
- Ian was the second new player (and the first male) to win in a season where there were returning HouseGuests (following Jordan Lloyd).
- He was the first player to beat a returning player in the Final Two. He would be followed by Josh Martinez.
- Ian and Mike Malin are the only returning winners to be evicted the first time they got nominated on their subsequent seasons.
- Coincidentally, Mike was Ian's coach on Big Brother 14 (US).
- Ian was the only evicted houseguest on Big Brother 22 (US) to have more than two houseguests vote to keep him the week that he left.
- He was also the only houseguest to be evicted as a replacement nominee, as well as the only Juror to not win any competitions on Big Brother 22 (US).
- Ian revealed that while in the Jury House for Big Brother 22, he found a telescope and would use it to watch CNN through the window of a nearby house. Doing this he learned about several real world events the houseguests had not been told about, including Donald Trump's COVID diagnosis and the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. He said production took the telescope away after they realized what he was doing.[8]
- Both times Ian played Big Brother, he played with Janelle Pierzina.
References
- ↑ http://www.cbs.com/shows/big_brother/cast/115101/
- ↑ Ian Terry. CBS Big Brother (5 August 2020). Retrieved on 5 August 2020.
- ↑ Branden (11 September 2013). Big Brother 15 Episode 33 Recap: The Final Four Emerge Following Early Eviction. Big Brother Network. Retrieved on 22 October 2018.
- ↑ http://rhap.wikia.com/wiki/Reality_Gamemasters
- ↑ Bloom, Mike (25 April 2016). Survivor, Big Brother And Amazing Race Take Over The Price Is Right: See The Photos. Parade. Retrieved on accessdate=25 April 2018.
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dZwCve7PtY
- ↑ Armstrong, Taran (1 August 2017). The Taran Show - Ian Terry Interview. Rob Has A Website. Retrieved on 18 April 2018.
- ↑ Harvey, Dom and Colin Stone (24 November 2020). Closing Out BB22 with Ian Terry (Part 3). The Dom & Colin Podcast. Retrieved on 8 December 2020.
Preceded by Season 13 Rachel Reilly |
Winner Season 14 Ian Terry |
Succeeded by Season 15 Andy Herren |
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