'Big Brother' Season 20 Names New Head of Household
Big Brother season 20 is underway and already bringing the twists and turns for houseguests and [...]
Big Brother season 20 is underway and already bringing the twists and turns for houseguests and fans alike.
During Thursday's all new episode, everyone was shocked after the summer competition series' first live eviction and Head of Household competition, which turned out in shocking ways.
After a shocking elimination that saw Steve Arienta go home as the first evicted houseguest of the season.
The competition did not slow down, however, as the remaining players had to quickly prep to compete during the first live Head of Household competition.
For the competition, the contestants played a game called "Land a Job," in which they had to make sure to land the most successful job in the fictional tech wonderland of San Brose.
One at a time the contestants launched a ball into the fake city and the contestant landing in the highest salary would be the new HoH, who would be safe from eviction and also be the person responsible for nominating players for the next live eviction.
After a tense few minutes of competition, Kaitlyn Herman, the life coach from Encina, California, found herself with the coveted position of Head of Household.
The shocking revelation ensures that the upcoming evictions, and the overall game for the season, will get a big change.
Fans of the series were shocked to see Herman winning the competition.
the messiest one in the house wins hoh this is going to be the best feed week ever #BB20 pic.twitter.com/XNDB51ACPI
— christina (@panamaward) July 6, 2018
It's going to be a messy week.. Uuuuuuu.. I can't wait!!!! #BB20 pic.twitter.com/ZkqLUMbfjP
— Zia Ul'Adli Alf (@ziauladli) July 6, 2018
Me if I was in the house with Kaitlyn as HOH #BB20 pic.twitter.com/8VN0rPthnV
— Colton Campbell (@ccampbell717) July 6, 2018
The competition series follows a group of people living together cut off from the outside world in a house outfitted with almost 100 HD cameras (94, to be exact) and more than 100 microphones (113), where they're under constant, 24/7 surveillance.
On the show, house guests vote weekly to evict one another, with the last remaining contestant receiving the grand prize of $500,000. They also compete in weekly Head of Household competitions to gain control of the house and decide who will be nominated for eviction.
The show is produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan for Fly on the Wall Entertainment with Endemol Shine North America.
Big Brother airs Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET and Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. CBS All Access subscribers have access to the online live feed.