After Johnny was chosen to go to hell by Andrew Miller, he won the First Head of Household and played it safe. He nominated Alejandra Martinez and Rozina Yaqub, won the First Power Veto and got Rozina, his target, evicted. Since then he was safe for the first half of the season due to his solid social connections in the house, especially with Erica Hill.
His secret alliance with Maddy Poplett was revealed on the Double Eviction when he refused to let Olivia Riemer, the Head of Household on that day, to nominate Maddy as a replacement. Nevertheless, Johnny still won 2 Power of Vetoes to let things stay in his control, until he was nominated by Derek Kesseler due to targeting Derek and Kaela Grant for previous weeks. Although he did not win the Veto, he was able to flip the house to evict Ryan Ballantine instead. Then, Johnny won his second Head of Household and nominated Derek and Kaela in retaliation, but Derek won the Power of Veto. Although Johnny nominated Ali as the replacement nominee hoping to send Kaela to jury, after much indecision and waffling from the house throughout the week, Ali was sent to Jury. In the Triple Eviction, Derek won the HOH and nominated Johnny, Olivia and Maddy and once Kaela won the Power of Veto and didn't use it, the house voted to save Maddy, ending both Olivia and Johnny's game.
Retrieved from Global TV Name: Johnny Mulder Age: 28 Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia Occupation: House husband Relationship status: In a Relationship Describe yourself in three words:
Enthusiastic, cunning, and empathetic. There are many sides to Big Brother. Let’s pretend you’re him! What kind of Big Brother would you be?
I always appreciate the evil side of Big Brother. I like to imagine the show in a post-apocalyptic world where we are all struggling to survive so Big Brother can make it a little bit more difficult for everyone including myself that’s the fun part of it to me. I would make it a little bit harder on the house guests.
Do you have a strategy to win Big Brother Canada?
I think that when you get inside there, you just have to make the most of the opportunity. I think I stand out as a bit of an odd ball, so I’m probably at higher risk to go home in the first couple of weeks because it’s usually the people who don’t really fit in well who do. One of my biggest struggles is going to be convincing everyone that I’m a normal human being and to get along with everyone. I really want to win that first HOH, make those connections or at least one of the first couple and avoid going home early. Then from there, make some savage connections with those people, make some good friendships, and pressure people to do what I want in the house. What are you known for?
I think I’m known for being a really friendly guy and for being really nice. I don’t think those qualities have a place in the Big Brother house; so even though I’m going to appear friendly, I think behind the scenes I’m going to be slyly manipulating the others to do what I want, when I want. I think a manipulative person is not someone who can get one thing out of someone, it’s a way of being, and I have that way of being. Usually I use it for good – I bring people up and make them feel good about themselves. What part of the Big Brother Canada experience do you think will be hardest for you?
Everyone fears going home first. Once that initial fear is gone I think the hardest part will be surviving and sleeping. If someone snores … I’m not into that kind of ordeal. If it gets really hot in there I wouldn’t like that, messiness I’m not too keen on either. People who don’t wash their hands often … I’m kind of a hygiene nut. Wait, so why am I doing this? I don’t know. Who is your Big Brother Canada idol and why?
I really like Sarah Hanlon. From an entertainment perspective, there are people up there like Ika who have just driven down hard. Sarah totally stands for the same things that I stand for. What do people from Vancouver have that gives them an edge to win Big Brother Canada?
The fact that no one from the west coast has won so far suggests that maybe the relaxed vibe that people have from the west coast is not good for the game, but I’m going to change that. I do think that being able to be chill when you need to be chill is something that comes along with the west coast, and having those oceans views and constant nature around just centers one’s self. Once I get inside the house I definitely want to relax when I need to but also go hard. Being a BC boy, I want to win.[1]
Player History - Big Brother Canada 6[]
Competition History[]
Week 1
HOH
Win
POV
Win
Week 2
HOH
Previous HOH
POV
Loss
Week 3
HOH
Loss
Have/Have-Not
Sat Out
POV
Not Picked
Task
Passed
Week 4
HOH
Loss
POV Part 1
Not Picked
POV Part 2
Not Picked
Luxury
Win
HOH
Loss
POV
Not Picked
Week 5
HOH
Loss
POV
Win
Week 6
HOH
Loss
POV Part 1
Win
POV Part 2
Win
POV Part 3
Win
Task
Passed
Week 7
HOH
Loss
Have/Have-Not
Have
POV
Loss
Task
Passed
Week 8
HOH
Win
POV
Loss
HOH
Previous HOH
POV
Loss
Have/Have-Not History[]
Week 1
Have-Not
Week 2
Have
Week 3
Have
Week 4
Have
Week 5
Have-Not
Week 6
Have
Week 7
Have
Week 8
Have
Note: Johnny was originally a Have-Not in Week 1, but became a Have after winning HOH.
