Big Brother 14 (American season)

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Big Brother 14
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Hosted byJulie Chen
No. of days75
No. of houseguests16
WinnerIan Terry
Runner-upDan Gheesling
America's Favorite HouseguestFrank Eudy
Companion shows
Country of originUnited States
No. of episodes30
Release
Original networkCBS
Original releaseJuly 12 (2012-07-12) –
September 19, 2012 (2012-09-19)
Additional information
Filming datesJuly 11 (11-07) –
September 19, 2012 (2012-09-19)
Season chronology
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Big Brother 14 was the fourteenth season of the American reality television series Big Brother that premiered on July 12, 2012 on CBS[1] and ended with its finale on September 19, 2012.[2] The show is produced by Endemol USA and Fly on the Wall Entertainment. The premise of the series remained largely unchanged from previous editions of the series, in which a group of contestants, known as "HouseGuests," compete to win the series by voting each other off and being the last HouseGuest remaining. One HouseGuest, known as the Head of Household, must nominate two of their fellow HouseGuests for eviction. The winner of the Power of Veto can remove one of the nominees from the block, forcing the HoH to nominate another HouseGuest. The HouseGuests then vote to evict one of the nominees and the HouseGuest with the most votes is evicted. When only two HouseGuests remained, the last seven evicted HouseGuests, known as the Jury of Seven, would decide which of them would win the $500,000 prize. A HouseGuest can be expelled from the show for breaking rules, such as exhibiting violent and disruptive behavior.

On September 19, 2012, Ian Terry won the season by a 6–1 vote over Dan Gheesling, who was crowned as the runner-up and became the first HouseGuest in Big Brother history to reach the Final Two twice.[3]

Production[]

Big Brother 14 was produced by Endemol USA and Fly on the Wall Entertainment with Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan returning as executive producers. This season was announced on the same day as the finale of Big Brother 13 in a press release issued from CBS.[4][5] Casting for Big Brother 14 began during the finale of Big Brother 13. This is the first season to use an online application process and to have a dedicated casting website like Big Brother UK.[6][7] Applicants are required to make a three-minute video then use a form to submit it to the producers with a current picture.[8] Applications and video submissions were due on May 11, 2012. Applicants chosen to be a finalist went to Los Angeles, where they were narrowed down to a pool of 40 finalists.[9] Open casting calls were held by the producers where they visited New Orleans, Los Angeles, New York City, Charleston, Odessa, Dallas, Miami, Cincinnati, Boise, Chicago, Atlanta, Denver, Louisville, Boston, Champaign and Phoenix.[9] On June 4, 2012, Robyn Kass, casting director for Big Brother, revealed on her Twitter that all semi-finalists were contacted.[10]

The first television advertisements hinting this season's twist first aired June 17, 2012, on CBS. This season is being slated to promote a "super sized" season, indicating the most HouseGuests entering to date and four huge surprises to be revealed on the premiere, being the four ex-HouseGuests competing as mentors.[11] By July 2, 2012, several media outlets such as CBS.com and Yahoo! TV[12] officially released house photos. The season's main House theme is the 80s and "Tokyo Pop". The overall layout of the house remained the same as to recent previous seasons, in addition to various refurbishments to the appliances and a new paint job in the backyard. The room containing Pandora's Box had been replaced this season with a dual-HoH bedroom that was shared with the winning HoH's coach up until the feature was disabled when the coaches entered the game as regular players. The HouseGuests moved into the House on July 7, 2012.[4][5]

Format[]

Further information: Big Brother (U.S.) § Format

HouseGuests were sequestered in the Big Brother House with no contact to or from the outside world. Each week, the HouseGuests took part in several compulsory challenges that determine who will win food, luxuries, and power in the House. The winner of the weekly Head of Household competition was immune from nominations and nominated two fellow HouseGuests for eviction. After a HouseGuest became Head of Household, he or she was ineligible to take part in the next Head of Household competition. The winner of the Power of Veto competition won the right to save one of the nominated HouseGuests from eviction. If the Veto winner exercised the power, the Head of Household then nominated another HouseGuest for eviction.

On eviction night, all HouseGuests except for the Head of Household and the two nominees vote to evict one of the two nominees.[13] This compulsory vote was conducted in the privacy of the Diary Room by the host Julie Chen. In the event of a tie, the Head of Household cast the deciding vote, announcing it in front of the other HouseGuests.[14] Unlike other versions of Big Brother, the HouseGuests may discuss the nomination and eviction process openly and freely.[13] The nominee with the greater number of votes will be evicted from the House on the live Thursday broadcast, exiting to an adjacent studio to be interviewed by Chen.[14] HouseGuests may voluntarily leave the House at any time and those who break the rules may be expelled from the house by Big Brother.[15][16] The final seven HouseGuests evicted during the season will vote for the winner on the season finale. These "Jury Members" will be sequestered in a separate house and will not be allowed to watch the show except for competitions and ceremonies that include all of the remaining HouseGuests. The jury members will not be shown any Diary Room interviews or any footage that may include strategy or details regarding nominations.[17] This season was the first to have two double eviction nights. It was also the first to have two vetoes at one veto ceremony.

Coaches[]

In a change from past seasons, four former HouseGuests from past seasons of Big Brother returned to coach the new HouseGuests during their time in the House. Each coach had to pick three of the new HouseGuests that they will guide throughout the entire game. When a HouseGuests wins Head of Household the coach of that Housemate will also gain their own private room adjacent to the Head of Household bedroom. The coaches compete in a new competition that replaces Have vs. Have-Not competition for the season. The winning coach is granted the power to give one of their players immunity for the week or to trade one of their players for a player from another team. Depending on the rules of the coach's competition, each coach then has to choose one of their own players to become a "Have Not" for the week or the winning coach has the opportunity of choosing all of the "Have Nots". HouseGuests that are chosen to be "Have Nots" for the week had to eat "Big Brother slop" and a weekly food restriction (chosen by the viewing public), take cold showers, and sleep on hard beds.

Prizes[]

The 12 HouseGuests this season were competing for the main prize of $500,000,[18] whereas the prize was determined by the votes cast from the Jury of Seven, which consist of seven previously evicted HouseGuests; the Runner-Up won a $50,000 prize.[19] Other than the main prize, various luxuries and prizes were given out throughout the season.

The four Coaches were competing for a separate $100,000 cash award if their chosen HouseGuest from the team was named the winner. However, on Week 3, America voted to allow the coaches to vote whether to keep coaching or become HouseGuests. Three of four voted to reset the game and became full HouseGuests, meaning the coaches were now eligible for the standard $500,000 grand prize.

The America's Favorite HouseGuest which first introduced in the finale of season 7) was awarded for the season's fan favorite HouseGuest for a $25,000 prize.[20] While all HouseGuests were allowed to run for the award, Willie Hantz's ejection on Day 14 revoked his eligibility for the award.

HouseGuests[]

Main article: List of Big Brother (American TV series) houseguests

A total of sixteen HouseGuests entered the house, the same number of HouseGuests competing in Big Brother 9. On July 4, 2012, four television advertisements were released throughout the day, revealing eleven names of the HouseGuests, including Willie Hantz the brother of three time Survivor player Russell Hantz.[21] The full cast of twelve HouseGuests was revealed on July 5,[22] with four returning HouseGuests being revealed during the season premiere on July 12. An original twelfth HouseGuest revealed in the ads, Mike, was pulled off the final casting list due to Mike recovering from drug addiction and was replaced by Joe.

Name Age on entry Occupation Residence Day entered Day exited Result
Ian Terry 21 Engineering student New Orleans, Louisiana 1 75 Winner
Danielle Murphree 23 Nurse Tuscaloosa, Alabama 1 75 Evicted
Shane Meaney 26 House flipper Bennington, Vermont 1 69 Evicted
Jenn Arroyo 37 Musician Brooklyn, New York 1 67 Evicted
Joe Arvin 41 Chef Schererville, Indiana 1 62 Evicted
Frank Eudy 28 Unemployed Naples, Florida 1 62 Evicted
Ashley Iocco 26 Mobile spray tan company owner West Hollywood, California 1 48 Evicted
Wil Heuser 24 Marketing consultant Louisville, Kentucky 1 41 Evicted
Josephine "JoJo" Spatafora 26 Bartender Staten Island, New York 1 20 Evicted
Willie Hantz 34 Tankerman Dayton, Texas 1 14 Expelled
Kara Monaco 29 Model Los Angeles, California 1 13 Evicted
Jodi Rollins 42 Server Calipatria, California 1 1 Evicted

Coaches[]

This is the fourth season, after seasons 7, 11 and 13, to feature former HouseGuests returning to the game. However, unlike in previous seasons where the returning players competed as regular HouseGuests, these coaches were tasked with coaching three of the new players wherein the coach of the winning HouseGuest would win a separate prize of $100,000. If a coach were to have all of their HouseGuests evicted, they will also be evicted from the house.

However, after the Week 2 live eviction episode, the viewers were given the option to either give the coaches a chance to return to the game as regular HouseGuests or to retain their coach status. The viewers voted to give the former option allowing the coaches to return to the game with 3 of 4 coaches accepting the offer with Mike Boogie being the sole coach to reject which resulted in the cancellation of the Week 3 eviction.

Name Age on entry Occupation Residence Big Brother History Big Brother 14 results
Season(s) Status Day entered Day exited Result
Dan Gheesling 28 High school teacher West Bloomfield, Michigan Big Brother 10 Winner – 1st Place 27 75 Runner-up
Britney Haynes 24 Pharmaceutical sales representative Tulsa, Oklahoma Big Brother 12 Evicted – 4th place 27 55 Evicted
Mike "Boogie" Malin 41 Restaurant owner Studio City, California Big Brother 2 Evicted – 8th place 27 48 Evicted
Big Brother 7: All-Stars Winner – 1st Place
Janelle Pierzina 32 Housewife Lakeville, Minnesota Big Brother 6 Evicted – 3rd Place 27 34 Evicted
Big Brother 7: All-Stars Evicted – 3rd Place

Future appearances[]

Frank Eudy was revealed as one of the four returning HouseGuests on Big Brother 18 to compete with the other 12 new HouseGuests. Jodi Rollins made a brief Cameo on the first season of Celebrity Big Brother. Britney Haynes returned for Big Brother 20 where she celebrated the engagement of three-time Big Brother houseguest Nicole Franzel and season 18 houseguest Victor Arroyo. Haynes and Janelle Pierzina competed as a team in The Amazing Race 31, placing 8th.

In 2020, both Ian and Janelle (the latter for a fourth time) returned to compete on Big Brother: All-Stars.[23]

Summary[]

On the first night, twelve new HouseGuests entered the Big Brother House to two new twists of the season. The first twist was that four successful ex-HouseGuests would re-enter the House not to compete against one another, but to coach the new HouseGuests. Their job is to guide the HouseGuests for as long as they can, hoping to keep coaching a possible winner. The winner's coach would win a special $100,000 prize at the end of the season. Soon after the announcement, Dan Gheesling from Big Brother 10, Britney Haynes from Big Brother 12, Mike "Boogie" Malin from Big Brother 2 and Big Brother: All Stars, and Janelle Pierzina from Big Brother 6 and Big Brother: All Stars entered the House. On the second twist of the night, HouseGuests were informed that their status in the game were at risk. Because Big Brother sent the HouseGuests "invitations" to enter the House instead of a key, the HouseGuests had to earn their status in the first Head of Household competition as there were only eleven keys to be earned. Therefore, for the first time in Big Brother history, one HouseGuest would be evicted by the end of the first night. That night, Janelle and Britney forged an alliance after Dan and Boogie agreed to working together.

Before the HouseGuests competed in their first Head of Household competition, the coaches assigned their teammates. The coaches chose one by one and in order, Britney chose Shane, Willie, and JoJo; Mike chose Frank, Ian, and Jenn; Janelle chose Wil, Ashley, and Joe; and Dan chose Kara, Danielle, and Jodi. The HouseGuests other than the coaches competed in the first Head of Household competition. Each teammate had to jump across large moving mattresses to retrieve life-sized teddy bears (Upon the competition's completion, one of the HouseGuests, Frank, kept his teddy bear; calling him "Teddy B"). After twenty minutes, teams were allowed to substitute one teammate. Team Britney won the Head of Household competition, and Team Dan came in last place, giving Dan the responsibility to evict one of his players. On Day 1, Dan cast the sole vote to evict Jodi. Team Britney then decided that Willie should be the first Head of Household. Mike won the first coaches competition of the season called "Big Brother Derby" and won the power to grant one of his teammates immunity for the week: He chose Ian. The four coaches each had to choose one of their teammates to be a Have-Not for the week, with Ashley, Ian, Shane, and Danielle getting picked. Frank and Kara were nominated for eviction on Day 5. On Day 7, Shane won the Power of Veto competition, "Loose Change", which involved HouseGuests running around and trying to find coin props (one dollar coin, quarter and five cent coins). Once they find them they had to throw the coin props from a distance to a machine. Once they threw a total of $1.30 in coin props, they would win the Power of Veto. Shane decided to leave Willie's nominations the same. On Day 13, Kara was evicted in a 5 to 3 vote, leaving Danielle as Dan's only team member left. It was also revealed the winner of the next Coaches Competition would have the option of either saving one of his or her players or trading them with another player.

Following Kara's eviction, Frank won the Head of Household competition, "Big Brother Break-In". The HouseGuests had to determine whether a burglar that entered the house was guilty or not guilty of a certain crime. HouseGuests were eliminated by answering incorrectly. Janelle won the second coaches competition, "Phat Stacks", and chose to give Ashley immunity from the nominations. She also single-handedly chose the four Have-Nots for the week: Willie, Shane, JoJo, and Ian. On Day 14, Willie was expelled from the house, after going on a rampage in which he threw pork rinds at Janelle, swore at the female HouseGuests, and headbutted Joe. Minutes later, JoJo and Shane were nominated for eviction. On Day 15, Shane won the Memory Chip Power of Veto competition, in which HouseGuests had to run around dressed as salsa chips and dive into different pools of salsa and find different menu items names and then they had to bring the names and put them in correct order in their menu as it is on a menu at which they could look at. The HouseGuest that got most of the names in the correct order in the fastest time won the Power of Veto. Shane removed himself from the block, and Frank then nominated Danielle for eviction. When JoJo and Shane were flirting in the have-not room one night, Ian told Danielle about this and thus, Danielle told Janelle's and Boogie's players. On Day 20, JoJo was evicted by a vote of 5 to 1, only receiving the vote of Shane.

Following JoJo's eviction, Shane won the "On Thin Ice" HoH competition. The HouseGuests shot balls into a slotted end of an ice rink that had scores for each slot. Host Julie Chen then revealed to the viewers they could vote on whether or not the mentors should be allowed to enter the game. On Day 21, the HouseGuests went to the Big Brother Gym for their coaches competition "Feel the Burn". Their goal was to do as many exercises of a certain type. The coach who would do the least would be eliminated. When they were eliminated they had the chance to open a locker and possibly win something. Britney chose Ian and Joe as Have-Nots, Mike Boogie won $10,000 that he shared with Ian whom he gave $3,000 and Jenn who received $1,000. Dan had the opportunity to invite five people to a private sushi & cocktail party. He chose Boogie, Britney, Janelle, Shane & Danielle. Janelle won the Coaches Competition and saved Wil. Later that day, Shane nominated Ashley and Joe for eviction. Also on Day 21; Shane, Ashley, Joe, Wil, Danielle, and Frank had been chosen to compete in the Veto Competition. On Day 22, all had competed in The Juggler Veto Competition, where each HouseGuest had to roll back and forth two balls at the same time on two different ramps. If even one of the balls would fall, that person would be out. Shane won the Power of Veto for the third week in a row. On Day 24, Shane used the Power of Veto on Ashley, nominating Frank in her place. Before the live eviction took place on Day 27, Julie Chen announced that America has chosen to give the coaches the opportunity to play the game and stop coaching. If the coaches voted to become players, the eviction would be canceled and everyone would play in the HoH, including Shane. However, if the coaches chose to keep the game the same, the eviction would continue, but one evicted HouseGuest would return the following week. Julie Chen also announced that only one vote was required to reset the entire game. One by one, the coaches were called into the Diary Room whether to hit the "Reset Button" or not. Britney, Dan and Janelle chose to hit the button, while Mike Boogie did not. With the vote of 3–1, the coaches were reverted to HouseGuest status and Joe and Frank were spared eviction.

All hounded HouseGuests then began to participate in the "Walk the Plank" HoH endurance competition, in which the HouseGuests had to hold on to a bar. If they fell from the plank, they would be eliminated. After a nearly four-hour battle, Danielle became the new HoH, outlasting Britney and Ian. On Day 28, Danielle nominated Frank and Wil for eviction. Danielle won the Power of Veto from the "Field of Veto" competition on Day 29. Later, Boogie made a huge pitch to Danielle by using the veto and backdoor his long-time rival Janelle. A few hours later, all 4 coaches came up to the HOH room and Boogie called out Janelle on her lies. So Dan made an offer to her, if Frank gets vetoed, then Joe goes up. But when Janelle refused to answer, Dan knew that the possibility of all 4 coaches working together has blown up and he has no choice but to accept Boogie's offer on backdooring Janelle. On Day 30, Britney, Dan, Danielle, Frank, Mike Boogie and Shane created the "Silent Six" alliance and conspired to backdoor Janelle. On Day 31, Danielle went through with the plan and used the Power of Veto on Wil and put up Janelle as a replacement nominee. On Day 34, Janelle was evicted by an 8 to 1 vote with Joe as her only vote and became the first returning HouseGuest to leave the show and also marking the first time Janelle has not reached the final three.

Following Janelle's eviction, on Day 34, all HouseGuests, with the exception of Danielle as the outgoing HoH, competed in the "Big Brother Battle of the Bands" HoH competition, in which Frank became the new Head of Household for the second time this season. On Day 35, all HouseGuests competed in the Have/Have Not competition E-Squeeze Me?, except for Ashley who was having back spasms and could not compete. Frank played in her spot. Britney, Danielle, Joe and Shane became the Have Nots for the week, making this week the first week Ian is a Have. On Day 35, Frank nominated Joe and Wil for eviction. The next night, the HouseGuests competed in the Power of Veto competition, Birth of Zingbot, which Frank won. Before the Veto meeting, Wil and Ashley came to Frank and made a pitch on backdooring Dan. But when Boogie heard about this from Frank, he said to Frank, "If you put up Dan, then it's 8 versus 2 and it's game over for us." So at the veto meeting, Frank then decided to keep his nominations the same. On Day 41, Wil was evicted by a 6 to 2 vote.

Following Wil's eviction, on Day 41, the HouseGuests competed in the "Swamped" Head of Household Competition. The first HouseGuest to fill up the HoH jug with liquid and release the cork would win. There were two other jugs as well. One was safety and the other was a choice between $10,000 or a Have Not Pass decided by the viewers voting for $10,000. Britney won safety, Mike Boogie won $10,000, and Shane won his second HoH competition and became the new Head of Household. After the HOH competition, Boogie told Ian his targets would be Britney and Shane for the future. But Ian went on to warn them about Boogie and Frank and they cannot be trusted anymore. On Day 42, Shane went against his "Silent Six" alliance in favor of his second alliance (The Quack Pack) by nominating Frank and Mike Boogie for eviction. After the nomination ceremony, Boogie and Frank were lashing at Dan believing he was the mastermind behind their nominations. But unbeknownst to them, their ally Ian was the "wolf in sheep's clothing." Frank then won his second straight Power of Veto in the controversial Veto competition, The Candy Counter. Frank then used the Veto to save himself from nominations and Shane chose to nominate Jenn as the replacement. On Day 48, it was revealed to the HouseGuests that it was a Double Eviction night. For the first of the two evictions, Mike Boogie was evicted by a vote of 5–2. During the double eviction, Ian won the "Before or After" HoH and immediately nominated Ashley and Frank for eviction. Frank then won his third straight Power of Veto of the season in "Somewhere Over The Veto" and took himself off the block. Ian named Joe as the replacement nominee. At the end of the second eviction, Ashley was evicted by a vote of 5–1 and became the first member of the jury.

Following Boogie and Ashley's eviction, Frank became the new Head of Household and got to choose one HouseGuest to become the Have Not for the week. Frank decided to choose Dan. On Day 49, Frank was given an option to open Pandora's Box. Frank decided to open Pandora's Box and received a little over $3,000, but unleashed quarters in the backyard to play the skill crane game, containing a Golden Ball of Veto. Ian got the ball and won the veto, but in doing so he sacrificed his chance to play in the week's POV competition. Later that day, Frank chose to nominate Dan and Danielle for eviction. On Day 50, the HouseGuests (with the exception of host Ian, who had to sit out since he already had the Golden Ball of Veto, and Joe, who wasn't chosen) played in the Power of Veto competition Draw Something, which was made after the app of the same name. Jenn won her first competition of the summer after Frank was disqualified from the competition for whispering an answer to Britney during her turn. On Day 51, in one of the greatest game moves in "Big Brother" history, Dan came up with a master plan to get himself off the block by hosting his own "funeral" after having 24 hours of solitary confinement to think on how he was going to get out of this mess. First, he gathered everyone in the living room and paid compliments to his fellow HouseGuests. He thanked Joe for teaching him how to be a good husband, called Shane the "real" Captain America, and told Jenn that she was the first lesbian he'd ever met and that he appreciated how much she has touched his heart. He bonded with Britney over their status as newlyweds and praised Ian for making the experience of being in the Big Brother house more fun. To Frank, Dan said that he wanted to apologize one-on-one after the funeral about some things he had said. However, for Danielle, he said that he thought that she had similar qualities to Dan's closest friend and ally Memphis Garrett from Big Brother 10, but he found out that he was wrong. He said to her that "You'll never earn my trust back, you know what you did, and in this game you are dead to me." Later, he managed to strike a final two deal with Frank, his nemesis in the house and exposed the Quack Pack to him, telling that Ian was responsible for Boogie's eviction, not Dan. They manage to strike a final two deal and proposed a new alliance with Jenn and Danielle. Following this, he did some damage control to Danielle about the "funeral" and said that it was all an act and he used her emotions just to get them further in the game. Then, he said that he wanted to work with Frank and Jenn along with her. Thus, the two then went to Jenn in hopes of her using the veto to remove Dan from the block. On Day 52, Ian decided not to use his veto, while Jenn went through with the plan and Britney was shockingly put up as the replacement nominee, completely blindsiding Ian and Britney. Later, Ian and Frank had a huge fight over him betraying Mike "Boogie" and also putting Frank up on the block with Ashley in exchange for Frank giving Ian $3,000 during the Coaches' Competition in week 3. On Day 55, Britney was evicted by a vote of 4–1, only receiving the vote of Ian and became the second member of the jury.

Following Britney's eviction on Day 55, the HouseGuests competed in an endurance HoH competition called "Soak Up the Sun". In the competition, players had to hold onto a rope as it moved around a sun on the ground. With 51% of the public Twitter poll cast during the live show, America voted the first HouseGuest to drop out to have a punishment over a reward. Joe, for being the first to drop, was given a hula hoop and was required to use it every time Big Brother sounded Reveille. It was revealed that 5 hours before the previous live show began, Ian tells Dan he wants to reunite the Quack Pack and to tell him that he's not mad at Dan for what he did this week, but his main concern is that Dan will try to work with Frank and Jenn along with Danielle. So after Ian talked to Dan, Dan told Shane about Ian's idea of reuniting the Quack Pack and he wants go all the way to final four with him, Ian and Danielle. Ian outlasted all the HouseGuests and won HoH less than two hours later. On Day 56, Pandora's Box was presented again and Ian opted to open it, releasing small presents (along with a new hammock for the backyard). Ian also received $1,000 in prize money. However, Big Brother 10 and 11's Jessie Godderz was also released into the house, replacing all of their junk food and snacks with healthy, organic food for the week. On Day 56, Ian nominated Frank and Jenn for eviction. On Day 57, Dan won the Power of Veto competition which featured the return of OTEV. On Day 59, Dan decided to return the favor to Jenn (who vetoed him last week) and used the Veto on her. Ian nominated Joe in her place. On Day 62, it was revealed to the HouseGuests that it was another double eviction night. For the first of two evictions, Frank was evicted by a vote of 3–1 and became the third member of the jury, with Jenn being the only voter to evict Joe. Immediately afterwards, Dan won the "Make Your Case" Head of Household competition after a tiebreaker question with Jenn and Danielle. A few minutes later, Dan nominated both Ian and Joe for eviction with Ian as Dan's main target. Ian then won the "Swimming with Sharks" Power of Veto competition and removed himself from the block. Dan named Danielle as the replacement nominee. At the end of the second double eviction, Joe was evicted by a vote of 3–0 and became the fourth member of the jury.

Following Frank and Joe's eviction, Ian won the "Memory Lane" Head of Household competition, making this his third HoH win and tying him with Frank for the most HoH wins so far this season. On Day 63, Ian opened Pandora's Box thereby giving the other HouseGuests video messages from home while he talked to Rachel Reilly from Big Brother 12 and 13. Later that day, Ian nominated Jenn and Shane for eviction. On Day 64, Shane won the Power of Veto and a prize. On Day 65, Shane and Danielle went on a luxury prize to the Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastic Champions. On Day 66, Shane decided to use the Power of Veto to save himself from the block, and in return, Ian nominated Danielle as the replacement. On Day 68, Jenn was evicted by a vote of 2–0 and became the fifth member of the jury. On Day 68, Danielle won her second HoH competition of the season "Photographic Memory", and went on to nominate Dan and Ian for eviction. On Day 68, Danielle won the "Atomic Veto" competition, making it her second and final Veto of the season. After the veto competition, Dan asked Danielle to use the Veto on himself, to which Danielle would only agree if Dan would evict Ian and not Shane. On Day 69, Danielle used the Power of Veto on Dan, and was replaced by Shane. A few minutes later, the biggest blindside of the summer occurred as Dan chose to evict Shane, blindsiding Danielle and Shane. Shane became the sixth member of the jury.

Following Shane's eviction, Dan won the first part of the final Head of Household competition, "Hook, Line, and Sinker" (similar to the "King of The Jungle" endurance HOH from season 10 in which Dan also won). On Day 71, Ian won the second part of the final Head of Household competition, "Climb Time". On Day 75, Ian won the third part of the final Head of Household, "Jury Statements" and became the final Head of Household of the season. Ian then evicted Danielle and chose Dan to take to the final two. The jury was allowed to ask questions to both Dan and Ian, who began to turn against each other. In the end, the jury voted for Ian to win the grand prize by a vote of 6 to 1, with Danielle being the only person to vote for Dan. Before the finale ended, Julie Chen announced that Frank was the winner of the $25,000 America's Favorite HouseGuest prize. Ian Terry now has a record of 4 HOH wins, tying Vanessa Rousso and Steve Moses both from Big Brother 17, Caleb Reynolds from Big Brother 16, Aaryn Gries from Big Brother 15, Rachel Reilly from Big Brother 13, Hayden Moss from Big Brother 12, Janelle Pierzina from Big Brother 7 and Drew Daniel from Big Brother 5.

Episodes[]

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleOriginal air date
4401"Episode 1"July 12, 2012 (2012-07-12)
4412"Episode 2"July 15, 2012 (2012-07-15)
4423"Episode 3"July 18, 2012 (2012-07-18)
4434"Episode 4"July 19, 2012 (2012-07-19)
4445"Episode 5"July 22, 2012 (2012-07-22)
4456"Episode 6"July 25, 2012 (2012-07-25)
4467"Episode 7"July 26, 2012 (2012-07-26)
4478"Episode 8"July 29, 2012 (2012-07-29)
4489"Episode 9"August 1, 2012 (2012-08-01)
44910"Episode 10"August 2, 2012 (2012-08-02)
45011"Episode 11"August 5, 2012 (2012-08-05)
45112"Episode 12"August 8, 2012 (2012-08-08)
45213"Episode 13"August 9, 2012 (2012-08-09)
45314"Episode 14"August 12, 2012 (2012-08-12)
45415"Episode 15"August 15, 2012 (2012-08-15)
45516"Episode 16"August 16, 2012 (2012-08-16)
45617"Episode 17"August 19, 2012 (2012-08-19)
45718"Episode 18"August 22, 2012 (2012-08-22)
45819"Episode 19"August 23, 2012 (2012-08-23)
45920"Episode 20"August 26, 2012 (2012-08-26)
46021"Episode 21"August 29, 2012 (2012-08-29)
46122"Episode 22"August 30, 2012 (2012-08-30)
46223"Episode 23"September 2, 2012 (2012-09-02)
46324"Episode 24"September 5, 2012 (2012-09-05)
46425"Episode 25"September 6, 2012 (2012-09-06)
46526"Episode 26"September 9, 2012 (2012-09-09)
46627"Episode 27"September 12, 2012 (2012-09-12)
46728"Episode 28"September 13, 2012 (2012-09-13)
46829"Episode 29"September 16, 2012 (2012-09-16)
46930"Episode 30"September 19, 2012 (2012-09-19)

Have-Nots[]

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10
Ashley,
Danielle,
Ian,
Shane 		Ian,
JoJo,
Shane,
Willie 		Ian,
Joe 		None Britney,
Danielle,
Joe,
Shane 		None Dan,
Jenn 		Jenn None

Voting history[]

Further information: Big Brother 14 (American season) § Format
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10
Day 1 Day 5 Day 42 Day 48 Day 56 Day 62 Day 63 Day 68 Day 75 Finale
Head of
Household 		(none) Willie Frank Shane Danielle Frank Shane Ian Frank Ian Dan Ian Danielle Ian (none)
Coach's
Competition 		Mike Janelle Janelle (none)
Coach's
Decision 		Ian
to save 		Ashley
to save 		Wil
to save
Nominations
(pre-veto) 		Danielle
Jodi
Kara 		Frank
Kara 		JoJo
Shane 		Ashley
Joe 		Frank
Wil 		Joe
Wil 		Frank
Mike 		Ashley
Frank 		Dan
Danielle 		Frank
Jenn 		Ian
Joe 		Jenn
Shane 		Dan
Ian 		Dan
Danielle
Veto Winner(s) (none) Shane Shane Shane Danielle Frank Frank Frank Ian Dan Ian Shane Danielle (none)
Jenn
Nominations
(post-veto) 		Frank
Kara 		Danielle
JoJo 		Frank
Joe 		Frank
Janelle 		Joe
Wil 		Jenn
Mike 		Ashley
Joe 		Britney
Danielle 		Frank
Joe 		Danielle
Joe 		Danielle
Jenn 		Ian
Shane
Ian Not
eligible 		Kara JoJo No
voting 		Janelle Wil Mike Head of
Household 		Danielle Head of
Household 		Joe Head of
Household 		Nominated Danielle Winner
(Day 75)
Dan Jodi Coach Accepted
offer 		Janelle Wil Mike Ashley Britney Frank Head of
Household 		Jenn Shane Nominated Runner-up
(Day 75)
Danielle Nominated Frank Nominated No
voting 		Head of
Household 		Wil Mike Ashley Nominated Frank Nominated Nominated Head of
Household 		Evicted
(Day 75) 		Dan
Shane Not
eligible 		Frank Danielle Head of
Household 		Janelle Wil Head of
Household 		Ashley Britney Frank Joe Jenn Nominated Evicted
(Day 69) 		Ian
Jenn Not
eligible 		Kara JoJo No
voting 		Janelle Joe Nominated Ashley Britney Joe Joe Nominated Evicted
(Day 67) 		Ian
Joe Not
eligible 		Kara JoJo Nominated Frank Nominated Mike Nominated Britney Nominated Nominated Evicted
(Day 62) 		Ian
Frank Not
eligible 		Nominated Head of
Household 		Nominated Nominated Head of
Household 		Jenn Joe Head of
Household 		Nominated Evicted
(Day 62) 		Ian
Britney Not
eligible 		Coach Accepted
offer 		Janelle Wil Mike Ashley Nominated Evicted
(Day 55) 		Ian
Ashley Not
eligible 		Kara JoJo No
voting 		Janelle Joe Jenn Nominated Evicted
(Day 48) 		Ian
Mike Not
eligible 		Coach Declined
offer 		Janelle Wil Nominated Evicted
(Day 48)
Wil Not
eligible 		Kara JoJo No
voting 		Janelle Nominated Evicted
(Day 41)
Janelle Not
eligible 		Coach Accepted
offer 		Nominated Evicted
(Day 34)
JoJo Not
eligible 		Frank Nominated Evicted
(Day 20)
Willie Not
eligible 		Head of
Household 		Expelled
(Day 14)
Kara Nominated Nominated Evicted
(Day 13)
Jodi Nominated Evicted
(Day 1)
Notes 1 2 2, 3 2, 4 none 5 6 7 none 6 none 8
Expelled none Willie none
Evicted Jodi
Dan's choice
to evict 		Kara
5 of 8 votes
to evict 		JoJo
5 of 6 votes
to evict 		Eviction
canceled
3 of 4 votes
to reset 		Janelle
8 of 9 votes
to evict 		Wil
6 of 8 votes
to evict 		Mike
5 of 7 votes
to evict 		Ashley
5 of 6 votes
to evict 		Britney
4 of 5 votes
to evict 		Frank
3 of 4 votes
to evict 		Joe
3 of 3 votes
to evict 		Jenn
2 of 2 votes
to evict 		Shane
Dan's choice
to evict 		Danielle
Ian's choice
to evict 		Dan
1 vote
to win
Ian
6 votes
to win

Notes[]

  • ^Note 1 : As coach of the first-place team in the first Head of Household competition, Britney had to choose which one of her players would be the first Head of Household; she chose Willie. As the coach of the last-place team, Dan had to evict one member of his team on Day 1; he chose to evict Jodi.
  • ^Note 2 :   During the first three weeks, the coaches participated in a competition that gave them the power to save or trade one of their players. In Week 2, the power of trading a player was introduced.
  • ^Note 3 : Willie was expelled from the game by Big Brother on Day 14 due to a violent outburst. However, because Frank had yet to name the nominees, the game as well as the week's eviction continued as normal.
  • ^Note 4 :   During Week 3, America voted to offer the coaches an opportunity to become HouseGuests and entering the main game. Before the planned live eviction on Day 27, the coaches individually entered the Diary Room and were presented with a reset button. If the button is pressed by at least one coach, the planned eviction would be cancelled and the game would reset, with the coaches becoming full HouseGuests and Shane becoming eligible to compete in the next Head of Household competition. If all four coaches declined by not pressing the button, the planned live eviction would proceed as normal, with the coaches retaining coach status and the previously evicted HouseGuests would be given the opportunity to re-enter the House. The offer was accepted with three coaches (except Mike) pressing the button.
  • ^Note 5 : During Week 6's first Head of Household competition, Big Brother offered the HouseGuests two temptations, both of which that would be awarded to the HouseGuest to fill the designated jugs during the competition.
    • The first temptation was a cash prize of $10,000, which was won by Mike.
    •   The second temptation was Immunity from that round's nominations, which was won by Britney.
  • ^Note 6 : This week was a double eviction week. Following the first eviction, the remaining HouseGuests played a week's worth of games—including HoH and Veto competitions and Nomination, Veto and Eviction ceremonies—during the remainder of the live show, culminating in a second eviction for the week.
  • ^Note 7 :   During week 7, Ian won the first Golden PoV after opening Pandora's Box, while Jenn won the second Golden PoV during the regular Veto competition. During the Veto Ceremony, Ian was the first to make his decision but chose not to use his, while Jenn used hers to veto Dan's nomination.
  • ^Note 8 : During the finale, the Jury voted for which finalist should win Big Brother.

Controversy[]

Willie was expelled from the Big Brother house on Day 14 after head butting Joe, who had made comments in retaliation to comments made by Willie. Moments before the incident with Joe, Willie told everyone that he would do anything to get himself removed before the actual live eviction that week. Willie proceeded to throw food at Janelle and call other female HouseGuests explicit names, before ending his rampage with the headbutt incident. He was immediately called into the Diary Room and expelled from the game. Minutes later the remaining HouseGuests were informed by producer Allison Grodner that Willie had been permanently removed from the game and the game would continue as normal.

On Day 42, shortly after Shane made his nominations as Head of Household, he told Danielle that the production crew in the diary room explicitly told him not to put up Frank and Mike for nomination that week. However, both were nominated and were thus eligible for eviction that week. On Day 43, Frank drew a "HouseGuest's Choice" token during the player draw and when asked to draw again, as later confided to Boogie, he palmed the token. Many fans believe that this was a result of the production team's desire to keep Frank in the game. This led to an outrage within message boards, fans and viewers, causing many to doubt the authenticity of the show once more. The scandal also ran throughout the Big Brother House and caused tension between opposing HouseGuests, who were not allowed to discuss the situation. Allison Grodner did not comment on the scandal. A video of Frank talking to Boogie about the cheating was put on YouTube, but later removed by CBS for copyright purposes.

On Day 49, after winning the Golden Ball of Veto from the crane game, Ian alleged several times to various HouseGuests that some of the producers were attempting to manipulate his decision and threaten him in the Diary Room by supposedly telling Ian how the Ball of Veto will benefit him if he decided to use it. Although that did cause fans to question the Big Brother game, other HouseGuests from past seasons have stated that the producers always ask the HouseGuests to name pros and cons about evicting certain HouseGuests for the week and they also ask the HouseGuests how it will better their own personal game if they kept one HouseGuest in rather than the other and vice versa, it's been known (since Big Brother 2) that producers ask HouseGuests how evicting HouseGuests, using the PoV or a special power will benefit their game, but the outcome is not controlled by the producers as HouseGuests can quickly change their minds at the last second if needed to. From seasons 2 through 10 host Julie Chen during the live shows would then say, "Let's take a look in the Diary Room where HouseGuests share their thoughts on the nominees as they cast their votes." and that's when the HouseGuests would share the pros and cons and explain what would and wouldn't benefit their own game.

Television ratings[]

Key
dagger Season high for that night of the week
# Air Date United States Source
Households
(rating/share) 		18–49
(rating/share) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Rank
(timeslot) 		Rank
(night)
1 Thursday, July 12 4.4/8 2.6/8 7.18 dagger 1 1 [24][25]
2 Sunday, July 15 3.7/7 2.3/7 6.21 1 1 [26][27]
3 Wednesday, July 18 3.5/6 2.0/7 5.78 1 1 (Tie) [28][29]
4 Thursday, July 19 3.8/6 2.2/7 6.27 1 2 [30][31]
5 Sunday, July 22 3.3/6 2.0/6 5.37 2 4 [32][33]
6 Wednesday, July 25 3.6/6 2.0/7 5.77 1 2 [34][35]
7 Thursday, July 26 3.7/6 2.2/7 6.00 2 3 [36][37]
8 Sunday, July 29 3.1/5 1.9/5 5.11 2 3 [38][39]
9 Wednesday, August 1 3.4/6 2.0/6 5.40 2 2 [40][41]
10 Thursday, August 2 3.3/5 2.0/5 5.46 2 3 [42][43]
11 Sunday, August 5 3.5/6 2.1/6 5.72 2 3 [44][45]
12 Wednesday, August 8 3.4/6 1.9/6 5.39 2 2 [46][47]
13 Thursday, August 9 4.0/6 1.8/5 5.03 2 3 [48][49]
14 Sunday, August 12 3.5/6 2.0/6 5.36 2 3 [50][51]
15 Wednesday, August 15 3.7/7 2.1/7 5.96 1 2 [52][53]
16 Thursday, August 16 4.0/7 2.2/7 6.13 1 3 [54][55]
17 Sunday, August 19 3.9/7 2.4/7 6.57 2 3 [56][57]
18 Wednesday, August 22 3.7/6 2.1/7 5.86 1 2 [58][59]
19 Thursday, August 23 4.0/7 2.3/7 6.28 1 1 [60][61]
20 Sunday, August 26 4.5/7 2.6/8 7.37 dagger 2 2 [62][63]
21 Wednesday, August 29 4.3/7 2.3/7 6.40 1 2 [64][65]
22 Thursday, August 30 4.3/7 1.9/6 5.45 1 1 [66][67]
23 Sunday, September 2 N/A 1.9/7 5.65 1 1 [68]
24 Wednesday, September 5 3.8/6 2.1/6 6.09 1 2 [69][70]
25 Thursday, September 6 3.8/6 2.3/6 6.20 1 2 [71][72]
261 Sunday, September 9 3.2/5 2.3/6 6.90 1 3 [73][74]
27 Wednesday, September 12 3.8/6 2.1/6 6.19 3 4 [75][76]
28 Thursday, September 13 3.6/6 2.0/5 5.75 2 6 [77][78]
29 Sunday, September 16 3.9/6 2.4/6 7.24 2 5 [79][80]
30 Wednesday, September 19 4.3/7 2.5/7 7.39 dagger 1 3 [81][82]
  • ^Note 1 : Due to sports overruns, episode 26 was delayed by a half-hour.

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