Big Brother Universe 7

"Big Brother Universe 7: All-Stars", a Reality Based Game, is the eighth in Shattered's Big Brother Universe Series. "Big Brother Universe 7: All-Stars" featured a total of 15 HouseGuests; the cast is composed entirely of HouseGuests from the first seven seasons. The season ended after 150 days, in which HouseGuest Amanda Zuckerman was crowned the Winner, and Jen Johnson the Runner-Up.

On previous seasons of Big Brother Universe, it was a rollercoaster of emotions as HouseGuests battled for power, privileges, and five hundred thousand dollars. Tempers exploded, and partnerships blossomed. The hopes of many were crushed, but for five, the dream came true. After seven seasons of unexpected twists, intense power struggles, and sizzling shady fun, your fan favorites are returning to the Big Brother House. 15 All-Star Candidates have been hand-selected and will be revealed. This is the Big Brother we've all been waiting for. Over the past three years, 105 HouseGuests have shaded, lied, and battled each other with one goal in mind: to win a half-million dollars. Now, the best of the best are coming back to do it again. A group of contestants from around the world, referred to as HouseGuests, will be enclosed in the Big Brother House under the surveillance of cameras and microphones. Each week, the HouseGuests will vote to Evict one of their own, facing twists and rules incorporated from Big Brother series around the world. This season, the best players of all time are returning for another shot at a half-million dollars. And in the end, only one All-Star will remain standing.

Diary Room Sessions
At the beginning of each round, I will PM every player with a questionnaire asking some general questions about what's going on in the game. They are not required, however they are extremely encouraged. You can PM me at any time during the round to add more to your sessions by updating me about what's going on in the game, from your point of view. At the end of the game, all of the Diary Room Sessions will be posted publicly. It's fun and adds a new layer to the game at the end of the season, when you'll be able to see where everyone's head was at. Diary Room Sessions may be completed at any point during the round.

Head of Household Competition & Nomination Ceremony
The first event of each week will be the Head of Household Competition. All HouseGuests will compete in this competition except for the previous HoH. HouseGuests will have 24 Hours to complete this challenge by PM. Most of these challenges are timed. If you fail to respond to the competition [responding = completion or notification of throwing], you will receive a strike. If you receive 3 strikes Pre-Jury, you will be prematurely evicted from the game. The Head of Household has the power for the week, and is guaranteed to be in the house at least one more week. They get to nominate 2 HouseGuests for Eviction. Once the Head of Household is announced, they must post in the thread their Nomination Ceremony, in which they will nominate 2 HouseGuests for Eviction. These two HouseGuests on the block are not finalized for the Eviction Vote until after the Veto Ceremony.

Veto Competition & Veto Ceremony
Once the Head of Household has posted their Nomination Ceremony, it will be time for the Veto Competition. Only 6 HouseGuests will compete in this competition; the HoH, the 2 Nominees, and 3 HouseGuests chosen by random draw. HouseGuests will have 24 Hours to complete this challenge by PM. If you fail to respond to the competition [responding = completion or notification of throwing], you will receive a strike. Most of these challenges are timed. while others will be held in the thread. The winner of this competition will win the Golden Power of Veto, which gives them the power to remove one of the Nominees from the block if they wish. Once the Power of Veto winner has been announced, that HouseGuest must post their Veto Ceremony in the thread. If they choose to use the Veto, they will remove one of the Nominees from the block. This will force the Head of Household to nominate another HouseGuest in their place. They cannot nominate the Veto winner. The Veto winner can also choose not to use it, keeping the Nominations the same. Once the Veto winner has made their decision, the Nominees are locked.

Live Eviction
After the Power of Veto winner posts their Veto Ceremony, the HouseGuests will send me an Eviction Vote for one of the Nominees via PM. HouseGuests will have 24 Hours to send their vote. Once I have all of the votes, the HouseGuest that received more votes will be Evicted from the Big Brother House. In the event of a tie, the HoH will choose which HouseGuest will be Evicted. At the halfway point in the game, when a HouseGuest is evicted, they will be required to fill out an Eviction Interview via PM that only I will see. I will ask you questions about your gameplay and what led to your Eviction, what you may have done differently, etc. These Interviews will resurface, however, at the end of the game. Be honest with these Interviews, and have fun with them.

Live Finale
When there are only 3 HouseGuest remaining, the Live Finale will commence. This night will consist of the 3-Part Final Head of Household Competition, the Final Eviction, the Jury Questioning, Closing Statements, and the Vote for a winner. The 7 Jury Members will be choosing the winner of Big Brother Universe All-Stars.

Week 1
On Day 1, the fifteen HouseGuests entered the house for a second chance at winning the game. Following their entrance, HouseGuests competed in the "Falling Stars" Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests competed in two groups: Generation 1, consisting of HouseGuests from Seasons 1-3, and Generation 2, consisting of HouseGuests from Seasons 4-6. One group, consisting of seven or eight HouseGuests, sent in Target Lists and attempted to knock members of the opposing Generation off of the platform. The process was then repeated until only one remained from each group. This competition resulted in two people winning the title of Head of Household, those being the two people not to be knocked off; Daniele and Devin became joint Head of Household. They learned that if they failed to agree on who to nominate, then they would become the nominees themselves. Following this announcement, Julie informed the viewing public that three HouseGuests ("Team RTVG") would be chosen by poll and grouped together by the RTVG public. If one of the Team RTVG Members becomes Head of Household, the other two Team RTVG Members are safe for the week. However, if one of the Team RTVG Members is Nominated and Evicted in the first half of the game, the other two surviving Team RTVG Members will be safe every week up until Jury and will still be able to compete for Head of Household and the Veto. On Day 3, Daniele and Devin chose to nominate Paola and Charlie respectively for Eviction. This made it the seventh time Paola had been nominated for Eviction, as she had been nominated six times in her previous season. When picking players for the Power of Veto Competition, James and Kathreya were selected to play. That same day, HouseGuests competed in the "One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Veto" Power of Veto Competition. For this Competition, hidden in a Big Brother house photo were numerous Veto symbols, and the first HouseGuest to find six symbols would be the winner. Kathreya was the winner of the competition. On Day 4, Kathreya made the decision to remove Paola the block, and Daniele replaced her with Tara. On Day 5, Charlie became the first HouseGuest Evicted from the house in a vote of eight to two; his expressed inactivity was the deciding factor for many of the HouseGuests.

Week 2
Following Charlie's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Charlie Rules" Head of Household Competition. For this competition, the competing HouseGuests were asked a question, while Charlie answered the same question with Julie Chen. The HouseGuests had to attempt to answer each question the same way as Charlie, and failure to do so resulted in their elimination. Tara was the winner of this competition. The next day, Tara chose to nominate Jen and Jun for Eviction, but not before she had some of the HouseGuests share their true feelings about each other. When picking players for the Power of Veto Competition, Daniele, Kathreya, and Tamara were selected to compete. On Day 8, HouseGuests competed in the "Big Brother Golf Classic" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests had to play an online game of Crazy Golf and attempt to get the best score. Kathreya was the winner of the competition for the second time in a row, and removed Jen from the block. Tara then replaced Jen with Tamara. On Day 10, after much debate and many vote switches, Tamara became the second HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a vote of eight to three.

Week 3
Following Tamara's Eviction, Julie Chen announced that the next week would be a Double Eviction Week. For the first half of the week, there was no Head of Household or Power of Veto. Instead, there was a twist in which each HouseGuest went to the Diary Room and used 5 Nomination Points to nominate 2 HouseGuests for Eviction. Arron, Benedict, Danielle, and Jun received the most Nomination Points and were therefore nominated for Eviction. On Day 15, Jun became the third All-Star to be Evicted from the house in a 4-3-2-0 vote.

HouseGuests then competed in the "Define & Dismiss" Head of Household Competition. HouseGuests were quizzed about past competitions they've played thus far. Kathreya was the winner of the competition. On Day 17, Kathreya chose to nominate Arron and Benedict for Eviction. When picking players for the Power of Veto, Amanda, Danielle, and James were selected compete. Later that day, HouseGuests competed in the "How Bad Do You Want It?" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were required to take punishments in exchange for remaining in the competition; the last HouseGuest remaining was the winner. Kathreya only gave up the right to cast her next eligible Eviction Vote. Amanda gave up the right to an Eviction Vote, as well as the right to participate in the next HoH Competition. Arron and Benedict not only accepted those two punishments, but accepted the highest punishment of being permanent Nominees without chance of removing themselves from the block for the next two weeks. Benedict however became the winner of the competition by getting closer to the Tiebreaker. On Day 19, Benedict chose to use the Power of Veto to remove himself from the block, with Devin being nominated as the replacement nominee. On Day 22, Arron became the fourth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a unanimous vote of seven to zero; Amanda and Benedict lost the right to cast Eviction Votes due to their punishments in the Veto Competition.

Week 4
Following Arron's Eviction, the HouseGuests went to the backyard expecting the next Head of Household Competition, but to their surprise, the backyard was empty. They were informed that RTVG would be Week Four's Head of Household. Viewers had the opportunity to nominate two people for Eviction, though who would ultimately be Evicted would still be up to the HouseGuests. The next day, Julie comes on to announce to the HouseGuests that RTVG had decided to nominate Devin and Tara. On Day 24, HouseGuests competed in the "Torture Test" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests attempted to solve a fallen phrase puzzle that related to Big Brother. The HouseGuest to correctly solve the phrase the fastest would be the winner of the competition; Devin was the winner. On Day 25, Devin chose to use the Power of Veto to remove himself from the block, with Kathreya being nominated as the replacement Nominee by RTVG. On Day 28, in a surprising backdoor, Kathreya became the fifth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a vote of 4-3-1.

Week 5
Following Kathreya's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Caught In a Web" endurance Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were required to press the left and right arrow keys as many times as they could; the goal was to be the HouseGuest with the most points. The first five HouseGuests to be eliminated from the competition were able to open an "egg", which could feature a reward or be empty. Helen was the winner of the competition; Danielle won the right to nullify an Eviction Vote, and Devin won a No-Nomination Pass. On Day 30, Helen chose to nominate Amanda and Jen for Eviction alongside two-week Permanent Nominee Benedict, stating her reasons as lack of communication. When picking players for the Power of Veto Competition, Danielle and Tara were selected to play. That same day, HouseGuests competed in the "Grave Mistakes" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were required to give & take Veto Points from their fellow competitors. The HouseGuest with the most points at the end of the competition was the winner; Tara was the winner of the Power of Veto. On Day 33, Tara chose not to use the Power of Veto to remove either of Helen's Nominees from the block. On Day 34, Benedict became the sixth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a vote of 4-2-0.

Week 6
Following Benedict's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "The Ghost of Big Brother Past" Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were given a Bridges Puzzle to complete. Amanda was the winner of the competition. On Day 39, Amanda chose to nominate Danielle and Helen for Eviction. When picking players for the Power of Veto Competition, Daniele, James, and Paola were selected to play. Later that day, HouseGuests competed in the "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Veto" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, the competing HouseGuests were required to put together a flash puzzle. Amanda was the winner of the Power of Veto. On Day 41, Amanda chose not to use the Power of Veto to remove either of her Nominees from the block. On Day 44, Danielle became the seventh HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a unanimous vote of six to zero. She became the first member of the Jury of Seven.

Week 7
Following Danielle's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Prom Night" Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were asked questions based on high school superlatives. For each question a HouseGuest answered correctly, they gained a point; the HouseGuest with the most correct answers was the winner. Devin was the winner of this competition. He chose to nominate Amanda and Daniele for Eviction. Before the Head of Household Competition began, viewers at home voted for one of the All-Stars to become RTVG's Player for the week. That person would remain a secret, and would make decisions to shake up the house. RTVG's Player's first task was to nominate two HouseGuests for Eviction without chance of being removed from the block; they chose to nominate Helen & Tara for Eviction. When picking players for the Power of Veto, Helen & Tara were not allowed to compete, therefore James, Jen, and Paola were the only remaining HouseGuests eligible to compete alongside Devin and his Nominees. That same night, HouseGuests competed in the "Home Is Where the Veto Is" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests had to complete a Fillomino puzzle; Amanda was the winner. Amanda chose to remove herself from the block, with Paola being nominated in her place. RTVG's Player's second task was then to remove one of Devin's Nominees from the block, making it a higher chance that one of RTVG's Player's Nominees would be Evicted this week and giving that person ultimate control over the HoH. RTVG's Player chose to remove Daniele from the block. On Day 72, Tara became the eighth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a unanimous vote. She became the second member of the Jury of Seven.

Week 8
Following Tara's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Revenge of the Numbers" Head of Household Competition. For this, HouseGuests answered questions about events in the house that occurred; the answers were numbers and when put together formed an 8-digit code; Paola was the winner. On Day 85, Paola chose to nominate Devin and Helen for Eviction. Devin took this opportunity to use his No-Nomination Pass he won in the Week 5 HoH Competition, preventing him from being nominated by Paola for Eviction. Paola then decided to nominate Amanda for Eviction in his place up against Helen. When picking players for the Power of Veto Competition, Daniele, James, and Jen were selected to play. On Day 90, HouseGuests competed in the "Voo Voo Dolls" Power of Veto Competition. For this, HouseGuests had to bring Memory Wall Photos of the previously Evicted HouseGuests who were described in the riddles. The last HouseGuest to bring a photo each round was eliminated, and the last remaining HouseGuest was the winner; Daniele won the Power of Veto. Daniele later chose not to use the Power of Veto to remove anyone from the block. On Day 93, Amanda chose to use the Coup d'État that she earned for winning the "Ghosts of Big Brother Past" HoH Competition, thus overthrowing Head of Household Paola and as a result, causing Devin to be vulnerable. She chose to remove herself from the block, replacing herself with Devin - leaving the final Nominees to be Devin and Helen. Due to using the Coup d'État, Amanda was ineligible to vote during this Eviction, as was Paola. On Day 95, Helen became the ninth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a vote of two to one. She became the third member of the Jury of Seven.

HouseGuests then began competing in the Big Brother Fast Forward Week, in which the events of an entire week happened within 24 hours, meaning that two HouseGuests would be Evicted this week. HouseGuests competed in the "But First" Head of Household Competition. Due to the Coup d'État being used, all of the HouseGuests were able to compete. For this competition, HouseGuests were given an order of two events which happened throughout this season, and had to determine if host Julie Chen was being honest with the order of these events. James was the winner of the competition. James was immediately required to make his Nominations, and he nominated Amanda and Daniele for Eviction. HouseGuests then competed in the "Mount POV" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests had to play the online game 2048. The HouseGuest who got the highest score within the allotted amount of time was the winner; Jen won the Power of Veto. Jen chose to use the Power of Veto to remove Daniele from the block, with Devin being nominated in her place. Moments later, Devin became the tenth HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house in a unanimous vote of three to zero.

Week 9
Following Devin's Eviction, the HouseGuests learned that the public would be voting for one All-Star that they would like to see nominated for Eviction this week, that person being RTVG's Nominee. That All-Star would be permanently on the block that week without chance of being saved with the Veto. The HouseGuests then competed in the "Battle of the Sexes" Head of Household Competition. For this, HouseGuests had to determine whether a male or female HouseGuest was referenced in a given question; Amanda was the winner. RTVG's Nominee was announced to be James; Amanda was required to make one nomination to sit alongside James, and she nominated Paola for Eviction. The HouseGuests then competed in the special "I'm Knots About You" Diamond Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests had to solve a Ghost Leg puzzle. Jen was the winner of the competition and won the power to be the sole vote to Evict. Jen chose not to use the Power of Veto to remove Paola from the block. Moments later, Jen cast her vote to Evict, and Paola became the eleventh HouseGuest to be Evicted from the house.

Following Paola's Eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Big Brother Bowl" Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were given a significant event in the game, and they had to determine what day this event happened. For each day off from the correct answer they were, the HouseGuests would receive penalty yards. The HouseGuest with the least penalty yards at the end of the competition was the winner; Daniele was the winner. On Day 115, Daniele chose to nominate Amanda and James for Eviction. That same day, the HouseGuests competed in the "When the Stars Align" Power of Veto Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were required to solve the pattern of HouseGuests based on clues given in a puzzle. There is only one correct combination. Amanda was the winner of the Power of Veto, making it the third time she had won the power. On Day 120, Amanda chose to use the Power of Veto to remove herself from the block, with Jen being the only HouseGuest eligible to be nominated. She then cast the sole vote to evict James from the game. He became the sixth member of the Jury of Seven.

Week 10
Following James's Eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Two Faced" memory portion of the Final Head of Household Competition. For this competition, HouseGuests were required to find the original Memory Wall Photos of the five Big Brother Universe winners and arrange them in order of season. The HouseGuest to complete the task correctly and the fastest would be the winner. Amanda became the winner of the competition only one minute quicker than Jen. Daniele and Jen then competed against one another in the "Fly By Night" competition. Jen was the winner of this competition, being that Daniele decided to throw the challenge. The next day, Amanda and Jen competed in the "Jury Statements" Final Head of Household Competition, which Amanda won. She then cast the sole vote to Evict Daniele from the house, making she and Jen the Final Two. On Day 150, Amanda became the winner of Big Brother Universe: All-Stars in a Jury Vote of five to one; Helen disappeared and failed to cast a vote.

Voting History
The voting table below records whom each HouseGuest voted to Evict during his or her time in the House. The Head of Household ("HoH") and Nominees are not allowed to vote, unless the vote is tied, in which case the Head of Household breaks the tie. Twists to the normal Nominations process are noted, such as immunity from Nomination and Eviction (referred to as "exempt") and Double Evictions.