Big Brother 24 (American season)

Big Brother
Season 24
Hosted byJulie Chen Moonves
No. of days82
No. of houseguests16
WinnerTaylor Hale
Runner-upMonte Taylor
America's Favorite HouseguestTaylor Hale
No. of episodes34
Release
Original networkCBS
Original releaseJuly 6 (2022-07-06) –
September 25, 2022 (2022-09-25)
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Big Brother 24 is the twenty-fourth season of the American reality television program Big Brother. The season premiered on July 6, 2022, on CBS in the United States and Global in Canada.[1] Hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, the show follows a group of contestants (known as HouseGuests), who live in a house together while being constantly filmed and having no communication with the outside world as they compete to win a grand prize of $750,000.[2]

The season ran for 82 days, ending on September 25, 2022.[3] Taylor Hale was crowned the winner, defeating Monte Taylor. Hale became the first black female HouseGuest to win, as well as the second black HouseGuest to win in the main edition of the show; she was also voted America's Favorite HouseGuest, becoming the first winner to also claim this prize.[4] On September 25, 2022, CBS renewed the series for a twenty-fifth season.[5]

Format

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Further information: Big Brother (American TV series) § Format

Big Brother follows a group of contestants, known as HouseGuests, who live inside a custom-built house outfitted with cameras and microphones recording their every move 24 hours a day.[6] The HouseGuests are sequestered with no contact with the outside world.[7] During their stay, the HouseGuests share their thoughts on their day-to-day lives inside the house in a private room known as the Diary Room.[8][9] Each week, the HouseGuests compete in competitions in order to win power and safety inside the house. At the start of each week, the HouseGuests compete in a Head of Household (abbreviated as "HOH") competition.[10] The winner of the HoH competition is immune from eviction and selects two HouseGuests to be nominated for eviction.[11] Six HouseGuests are then selected to compete in the Power of Veto (abbreviated as "PoV") competition: the reigning HoH, the nominees, and three other HouseGuests chosen by random draw. The winner of the PoV competition has the right to either revoke the nomination of one of the nominated HouseGuests or leave them as is. If the veto winner uses this power, the HoH must immediately nominate another HouseGuest for eviction. The PoV winner is also immune from being named as the replacement nominee.[12] On eviction night, all HouseGuests vote to evict one of the nominees, though the Head of Household and the nominees are not allowed to vote. This vote is conducted in the privacy of the Diary Room. In the event of a tie, the Head of Household casts the tie-breaking vote. The nominee with the most votes is evicted from the house.[13] The last nine evicted HouseGuests comprise the Jury and are sequestered in a separate location following their eviction and ultimately decide the winner of the season. The Jury is only allowed to see the competitions and ceremonies that include all of the remaining HouseGuests; they are not shown any interviews or other footage that might include strategy or details regarding nominations.[14] The viewing public is able to award an additional prize by choosing "America's Favorite HouseGuest." All evicted HouseGuests are eligible to win this award except for those who either voluntarily leave or are forcibly removed for rule violations.[15]

HouseGuests

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

The HouseGuests for the twenty-fourth season were revealed on July 5, 2022.[16] US Weekly published a series of cast interviews on the same day.[17] Prior to the reveal, CBS aired a teaser featuring various voice clips from the HouseGuests.[18] The cast includes Miss Michigan USA 2021 and Miss USA 2021 competitor Taylor Hale.[19] Marvin Achi, a 28-year-old from Houston, Texas, was among the sixteen HouseGuests initially slated to be on the season, but was removed from the cast and replaced by Joseph Abdin.[20]

Name Age Occupation Residence Result
Taylor Hale 27 Personal stylist West Bloomfield, Michigan Winner
Day 82
Monte Taylor 27 Personal trainer Bear, Delaware Runner-up
Day 82
Matthew Turner 23 Thrift store owner New Bedford, Massachusetts Evicted
Day 82
Brittany Hoopes 32 Hypnotherapist Austin, Texas Evicted
Day 79
Alyssa Snider 24 Marketing representative Siesta Key, Florida Evicted
Day 72
Michael Bruner 28 Attorney Rochester, Minnesota Evicted
Day 65
Terrance Higgins 47 Bus operator Chicago, Illinois
Kyle Capener 29 Unemployed Bountiful, Utah Evicted
Day 58
Joseph Abdin 24 Lawyer Lake Worth Beach, Florida Evicted
Day 51
Jasmine Davis 29 Entrepreneur Atlanta, Georgia
Indiana "Indy" Santos 31 Corporate flight attendant Los Angeles, California Evicted
Day 44
Daniel Durston 35 Vegas performer Las Vegas, Nevada Evicted
Day 37
Nicole Layog 41 Private chef Fort Lauderdale, Florida Evicted
Day 30
Ameerah Jones 31 Content designer Westminster, Maryland Evicted
Day 23
Joe "Pooch" Pucciarelli 24 Assistant football coach Boca Raton, Florida Evicted
Day 16
Paloma Aguilar 22 Interior designer San Marcos, California Quit
Day 8

Future appearances

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Taylor Hale competed on the Christmas spin-off Big Brother Reindeer Games.

Outside of Big Brother, Ameerah Jones, Alyssa Snider, and Monte Taylor all competed on the second season of The Challenge: USA.[21]

Episodes

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See also: List of Big Brother (American TV series) episodes (2020–present)
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDay(s)Original air date [3][22]U.S. viewers
(millions)		Rating (18–49)
Week 1
8211"Episode 1"Day 1July 6, 2022 (2022-07-06)3.84[23]0.8[23]
Sixteen HouseGuests entered the house and claimed tickets, which assigned them to one of three challenges for the first Head of Household (HoH) competition. Paloma, Jasmine, Monte, Kyle, and Nicole were sent to the porta-potties where they heard a series of audio conversations with repeating numbers, and had to determine which number was said most often. Monte won the challenge. Taylor, Turner, Brittany, Joseph, and Terrance were sent to the piercing tent where they had to accurately clip pieces of jewelry to their faces according to a guide. Turner won the challenge. Michael, Alyssa, Daniel, Indy, and Ameerah were sent to the merchandise stand, where they held onto shirts as they were lifted from the ground, and would be eliminated if they fell. Daniel won the challenge. Pooch received the Backstage Boss ticket and did not compete. Monte, Turner, and Daniel then competed to assemble a puzzle. Daniel completed the puzzle first and became HoH. Julie then revealed that Pooch would be sent "backstage" for the week, could not be nominated for eviction, was ineligible to compete in the week's competitions, and could not vote on eviction night. Additionally, he selected Alyssa, Brittany, and Paloma to join him.
8222"Episode 2"Days 1–3July 10, 2022 (2022-07-10)3.41[24]0.7[24]
After the HOH competition, houseguests began socializing for the first time. Paloma formed an all girls alliance with Alyssa, Brittany, Indy, and Jasmine called "Girls Girls". Daniel and Nicole formed a final two deal, in which they call themselves "The Rogue Rats". After speaking with the other houseguests, Daniel nominated Michael and Terrance for eviction.
8233"Episode 3"Days 3–6July 13, 2022 (2022-07-13)3.46[25]0.7[25]
Following the nomination ceremony, Daniel assured Terrance that Michael is his intended target. Michael attempted to find people who would take him down if they won the Power of Veto (PoV) before coming to the conclusion that he needs to win it for himself. Players were then chosen for the PoV competition: Daniel, Michael, Terrance, Indy, Turner, and Ameerah. In the competition, HouseGuests competed two at a time by collecting metal rings on a foam lance while on artificial horses. After a tiebreaker round, Michael defeated Ameerah and won the Power of Veto. The "Girls Girls" alliance began to worry about possible alliances forming between male members of the house, much to Taylor's dismay. Taylor approached Monte and Joseph about their worry, who then talked to Paloma about Taylor's allegations. Paloma denied them and pitched the idea of evicting Taylor. On Day 6, Michael used the PoV to remove himself from the block and Daniel nominated Taylor in his place.
8244"Episode 4"Days 6–9July 14, 2022 (2022-07-14)3.21[26]0.7[26]
Taylor and Paloma speak after the nomination ceremony and Taylor begins trying to secure votes to keep her safe. Following a conversation with Ameerah, Taylor attempts to clear things up with Monte and Paloma. On Day 8, Paloma voluntarily quit the game after experiencing mental health struggles in the house. The other HouseGuests were informed of her decision and take part in a group prayer for her. Julie reveals that the backstage twist would have culminated in an eviction competition between one of the nominees, voted on by HouseGuests eligible for voting, and one of the backstage HouseGuests, decided on by a viewer vote. The loser of the competition would have been immediately evicted. However, due to Paloma leaving, both the backstage twist and the first eviction was cancelled. The HouseGuests then participated in the next Head of Household competition, which was split into two parts. In "Bye Bye Backstage" HouseGuests competed in pairs to race across an obstacle course in an attempt to "leave" the backstage area. Michael, Taylor, Joseph, Ameerah, Jasmine, Kyle, and Monte were the first seven to make it to the other side in each competition and progressed to the second part.
Week 2
8255"Episode 5"Days 8–10July 17, 2022 (2022-07-17)3.34[27]0.6[27]
Jasmine receives treatment for a rolled ankle she obtained during the first part of the HoH competition while other members of the house rethink their alliances with Paloma gone. Daniel feels at risk because none of the three people he nominated during his HoH reign were evicted. The seven HouseGuests that made it to the second part of the HoH competition then competed in the "BB Pie Eating Contest." In each round competitors were asked true or false questions about decorations inside the house and had to answer by searching through their pie, using only their mouths, for a T or F. Each round the pies got larger in size and the first HouseGuests to answer correctly moved to the next round. In the final round, Jasmine answered correctly first against Michael and became the next Head of Household. Pooch wants to be nominated as a pawn and so that Taylor can be backdoored. Meanwhile, Ameerah proposes to Alyssa and Michael that they evict Pooch instead by supporting his plan but not using the veto on him. Jasmine however, doesn't trust Pooch and therefore dislikes his plan. On Day 10, Jasmine nominated Pooch and Taylor for eviction.
8266"Episode 6"Days 10–13July 20, 2022 (2022-07-20)3.54[28]0.7[28]
The Girls Girls alliance, with Taylor, explain to Jasmine their plan to evict Pooch. Jasmine agrees as long as nominations stay the same after the veto. Taylor plans to still win the veto for herself to guarantee her own safety. Pooch and Joseph develop a significant "bromance" from their time spent together in the house. Players were then picked for the Power of Veto competition. Ameerah, Michael, and Terrance were chosen to compete alongside Jasmine, Pooch, and Taylor, as the Head of Household and two nominees. Taylor hopes that Michael will use the veto on her if he wins, while Jasmine doesn't want have to name a replacement nominee. In the "Mermaid Fest" Power of Veto competition the competitors, dressed as mermaids, used their heads to push a pearl over a series of ramps, and then into a hole at the end of a bowling lane. Michael was the first person to collect a pearl into each of his three holes and received the Power of Veto. On Day 13, Michael chose not to use the Power of Veto, leaving Jasmine's nominees the same.
8277"Episode 7"Days 10, 13–17July 24, 2022 (2022-07-24)[a]3.36[30]0.7[30]
8287"Episode 8"
Pooch and Taylor continue to both believe that they are just pawns and won't be evicted. Meanwhile, a "showmance" begins forming between Alyssa and Kyle causing Alyssa to inform him about the Girls Girls alliance. Taylor discusses with Ameerah, wanting to backdoor Monte in a future week. Because of their alliance, Ameerah tells Monte what Taylor wants to do, and the two discuss with Nicole whom they should ultimately vote to evict. Pooch and Taylor are each given one last chance to attempt to save themselves by giving a speech. On Day 16, by a unanimous vote of twelve, Pooch was the first HouseGuest to be evicted from the house. In his exit interview with Julie, Pooch stated that he underestimated the women in the house. The "Festie Besties" twist was then introduced to the game. Julie informed the HouseGuests that going forward, they would be playing the game with a partner, known as a "Bestie". The partner of the HouseGuest that won Head of Household will be safe for the week; HouseGuests will also be nominated and play for Power of Veto in pairs, but evicted independently. HouseGuests then participated in the next Head of Household competition. HouseGuests have to hold down buttons on a "lighter" until the music playing stops when they must sit down in a chair as fast as possible. The last HouseGuest to sit down, or those who let go of their button before the music stopped, in each round were eliminated from the competition and had to choose a partner.
Turner was the first HouseGuest to sit down in the final round and became the next Head of Household. He was then paired with Jasmine, the last person remaining without a partner, guaranteeing her safety for the week. Turner considers nominating Ameerah or Nicole, because he views them both as threats and wants to get revenge for Pooch's eviction. The Po's Pack alliance, consisting of Alyssa, Nicole, Ameerah, Kyle, Michael, and Monte, agree to prioritize the alliance since they are all paired with members outside of it. Alyssa and Indy were chosen to be have-nots for the week by Jasmine. Nicole wants Turner to nominate Brittany and Michael and eventually be nominated herself, so that the Po's Pack can backdoor Taylor. Turner ultimately sets his sights on Brittany and Michael or Nicole and Taylor. On Day 17, Turner nominated Brittany and Michael for eviction.
Week 3
8299"Episode 9"Days 17–20July 27, 2022 (2022-07-27)3.77[31]0.8[31]
Having been picked to compete with Taylor in the Veto competition, Nicole broke down crying, agonizing over whether to throw the competition. The house was worried about this emotional display, coming so soon after Paloma's departure, and Taylor tried to assure Nicole that she would support whatever decision she made. Nicole interpreted this as a hint to quit the game, and she angrily related the episode to other HouseGuests, including Daniel, who confronted Taylor, accusing her of having caused Paloma to quit the game and of trying to do the same with Nicole. Taylor was left in tears. For the Veto competition, each team needed to construct a puzzle on top of a pole. As one team member ran for the pieces, the other was lifted upwards. The first team to complete the puzzle would win the Power of Veto. Just before the competition started, Jasmine fainted due to her fear of heights. After she regained consciousness, Jasmine and Turner opted out of the competition, leaving just two teams to battle for the Power of Veto. Nicole did not need to work too hard to throw the competition, and Michael and Brittany won the Power of Veto. After the Veto competition, Taylor is distraught but is told by Monte to meet in the HOH room later that night. Joseph, Turner, Michael, Taylor, Brittany, Monte, and Kyle recognize they are on the outs in the game and band together to form the Leftovers alliance and plan to blindside and evict Ameerah.
83010"Episode 10"Days 20–23July 28, 2022 (2022-07-28)3.56[32]0.8[32]
Brittany and Michael used the PoV to remove themselves from the block. Turner then named Ameerah and Terrance as replacement nominees, coming as a shock to most of the Po's Pack alliance. Terrance requested that they vote to evict him rather than Ameerah, but the Leftovers' alliance believed they had the numbers to evict Ameerah. Ameerah and Terrance were each given a chance to speak as an attempt save themselves. On Day 23, by a vote of 7–4, with Alyssa, Indy, Jasmine, and Nicole voting to evict Terrance, Ameerah was evicted from the Big Brother house. Julie then informed the nominees that each week, the surviving Besties would be able to join another group, becoming a trio, but that all other aspects of the twist would still be in play. Terrance opted to join Joseph and Monte. The HouseGuests then participated in the next HoH competition, based on the upcoming film The Invitation. 1,500 envelopes fell from the air and HouseGuests searched them to find an "invitation" to the second part of the competition. The first eight to do so were allowed to move forward. Jasmine was the first to find an invitation, followed by Terrance and Brittany.
Week 4
83111"Episode 11"Days 20, 22–24July 31, 2022 (2022-07-31)4.07[33]0.8[33]
The eight houseguests (Jasmine, Terrance, Brittany, Monte, Daniel, Joseph, Nicole, Alyssa) who found an invitation competed in round 2 of the HOH competition, which was a form of table shuffleboard using glasses full of "blood". Monte scored the most points and became the new HOH. Monte and the Leftovers Alliance plans to target and backdoor Nicole, but does not want Taylor to go on the block again for the third time if she is not comfortable. On Day 24, Monte nominated Alyssa and Indy for eviction, with the main plan to backdoor Nicole if he gets Taylor's approval.
83212"Episode 12"Days 24–27August 3, 2022 (2022-08-03)3.83[34]0.8[34]
After nominations, Brittany, Michael, and Taylor discuss their danger in game moving forward. Daniel and Kyle are selected to compete in the veto competition Trippy Watch Party. In this competition, one bestie answered questions regarding a story seen by the remaining besties after eating "psychedelic slop". Daniel and Kyle won the veto competition. Kyle wanted to use the veto on Alyssa, but the Michael and Brittany convince the Leftovers that it was best to leave the current nominees on the block to protect their alliance next week, as Brittany and Michael are the only Festie Besties not insulated by a pawn. Just before the veto ceremony, Monte tells Daniel and Nicole that the veto should not be used because the votes to save Nicole may not be there. Thinking Monte is lying, Daniel and Nicole decide to go against the HOH's wishes, though this means Daniel is ultimately backdooring his closest ally. At the veto ceremony, Daniel and Kyle use their vetoes, and Monte nominates Nicole and Taylor, much to Taylor's dismay.
83313"Episode 13"Days 27–30August 4, 2022 (2022-08-04)3.60[35]0.7[35]
The house remains on edge as there are players trying to determine who was exactly involved in backdooring Ameerah. Nicole and Daniel try to fish out who exactly was involved, where they were able to identify 6 of the 7 members of the "Leftovers" alliance. While Nicole is trying to garner votes to stay, she exposes her past as a former police officer of 10 years to the "Girls Girls" alliance (Alyssa, Indy, Jasmine) where she was actually a detectective for two of those years. Also, the showmance heats up between Alyssa and Kyle after the veto was used to take Alyssa off the block, even though Kyle and his alliance were intending to take Alyssa out. On Day 30, Nicole failed to convince people to vote for her to stay, so she was evicted 9-1, with Daniel being the sole vote to save her. With Taylor needing to choose a new Festie Bestie group, she decides to join Alyssa and Indy.
Week 5
83414"Episode 14"Days 30-31August 7, 2022 (2022-08-07)3.96[36]0.8[36]
Following Nicole's exit, Daniel's emotions get the better of him as he starts to tell the house, "You all can't split the $750,000 cash prize! Start playing for yourselves!" and further lashes out at Monte. As the new HOH competition is being set up, he confronts Monte as being set up well in this game in front of the whole house and as the mastermind/manipulator who got Nicole evicted and claims "Either You or Michael are going to make it to the Final Two. Good job man! Keep up the good work!" which Monte did not take lightly. Daniel further inquires why they moved to get Nicole out, where he told Daniel it was his own fault his friend is gone. The next HOH is competition is announced as BB Fest Pooch-a-palooza: Mind Your Step, which is a balance beam obstacle course. Michael edges out Daniel to win his first HOH of the season. In an attempt to cover their tracks, the "Leftovers" concoct a plan to nominate Joseph, Monte and Terrance in an attempt to hide their alliance. On day 31, Michael sticks to the plan and nominates Joseph, Monte and Terrance for eviction.
83515"Episode 15"Days 31-34August 10, 2022 (2022-08-10)3.86[37]0.8[37]
Following the nomination ceremony, and with nowhere or nobody to turn to, Daniel attempts to convince Michael and the house to target Monte. After talking with Terrance, the two are on the same page and Terrance is convinced to throw the Veto Competition. Michael selects the third team competing in the Veto, Turner and Jasmine. OTEV is back for the Veto competition: Get My Sauce. It comes down to Terrance and Michael, where Terrance throws the final round to let Michael win his 4th POV of the season. Once the competition is over, Daniel and Terrance start to work on convincing the group outside the "Leftovers" alliance to target Monte, who in turn agree and attempt to approach Michael one at a time. Michael doesn't like their approach, as he feels like they are trying to use him to do their "dirty work". At the Veto Ceremony, Michael and Brittany elect to use the POV and remove Joseph, Monte and Terrance from the nomination block. Michael then nominates Daniel and Kyle, and in his speech calls Daniel out for rubbing the house the wrong way.
83616"Episode 16"Days 27, 30, 34-37August 11, 2022 (2022-08-11)3.63[38]0.8[38]
After the events of the veto meeting, Daniel becomes aware that Kyle is a part of a larger alliance, originally referred to as "The Sorry Six" by him and Nicole. Despite efforts to save himself, Daniel became the fifth evicted houseguest by a vote of 8-1, with Terrance voting for Kyle. Following his eviction, Julie announced that the Festie Bestie twist was officially over and the jury phase was officially beginning. The remaining houseguests, excluding Michael, began competing in the sixth HOH challenge. Houseguests must hold onto a wall for as long as they can in a challenge titled "Conspiracy Fest".
Week 6
83717"Episode 17"Days 37-38August 14, 2022 (2022-08-14)3.95[39]0.8[39]
Following Daniel's exit, the houseguests finish participating in the HOH competition. When four are left (Indy, Kyle, Taylor and Joseph), Indy drops and Kyle and Joseph drop so they are unable to get blood on their hands for the week, making Taylor the new HOH. Taylor begins deciding what she wants to do with her HOH reign and seeks help from The Leftovers. She initially does not want to nominate a woman so she insists on nominate two of her alliance members, Monte and Turner, instead. However she does not go through with this, and instead nominates Indy and Terrance for eviction.
83818"Episode 18"Days 38-40August 17, 2022 (2022-08-17)4.06[40]0.9[40]
Indy reacts rather upset at the fact she was nominated, given Taylor told her she would be safe. At the veto competition, Taylor, Indy, Terrance, Alyssa, Jasmine and Kyle all partake in a challenge where they must score a certain amount of points with a ball, whoever has the least amount of points after each round is eliminated, and is able to claim a prize, one of which is the Power of Veto. With Taylor still not sure what her plans are, she threatens Alyssa to take the veto instead of her trip to London, however Alyssa takes her trip anyways which upsets Taylor. Kyle wins the power of veto, and is spoken to by The Leftovers to use the veto on one of Indy or Terrance, so Taylor can easily backdoor Alyssa after holding a grudge against her for taking her trip away from her.
83919"Episode 19"Days 40-44August 18, 2022 (2022-08-18)3.41[41]0.7[41]
The Leftovers continue to pressure Kyle into using the veto to save one of the nominations, so they will be able to backdoor his showmance Alyssa. However he decides not to use the Power of Veto. After this, and exposing his four person alliance within The Leftovers known as "The Pound", which includes himself, Joseph, Monte and Turner, Michael and Brittany wonder if sticking with The Leftovers is their best interest moving forward. At the eviction, Indy is evicted by a vote of 7-1, with Michael voting to evict Terrance, becoming the first member of the jury. Julie reveals a new twist to the houseguests, where they will be split into two groups, one outside and one inside, and will partake in a weeks worth of game simultaneously. An HOH competition is played by the houseguests, excluding Taylor, Terrance became the runner-up and therefore the HOH of the outside group, while Michael won the competition and therefore became the HOH of the inside group.
Note: This is the first live eviction episode to include a live studio audience since the finale of Big Brother 21.
Week 7
84020"Episode 20"Days 44-45August 21, 2022 (2022-08-21)3.95[42]0.8[42]
Following Indy's exit, each Head of Household was tasked to pick their groups in a school yard pick style. At the end, Michael had picked Jasmine, Brittany, Taylor and Monte, while Terrance picked Turner, Alyssa, Joseph and Kyle. Split into two groups of five that have no interaction for the entire week. One group, Big BroChella (Michael's group), was sent to live inside the house for the week, while the other, Dyre Fest (Terrance's group), was sent to live outside in the backyard. At Big BroChella, Monte volunteers to be a pawn for Michael to easily vote out Jasmine, who now realizes that she has nobody to help her this week and is likely going home. Meanwhile in Dyre Fest, Terrance speaks with each of his group members individually and Kyle spills the beans of The Leftovers to Terrance and Alyssa. Kyle and Alyssa agree to work with Terrance to ensure that his target Joseph is evicted. At the nomination ceremonies, Michael nominates Jasmine and Monte, while Terrance nominates Joseph and Turner.
84121"Episode 21"Days 45-48August 24, 2022 (2022-08-24)3.99[43]0.9[43]

Following Big BroChella nomination ceremony, Jasmine states that she will fight for the veto to take herself down. Tiffany from Big Brother 23 returned to host the Big BroChella Veto Competition, "One, Two, Three, VIP", which was an iteration of "Stay of Fold". Brittany won the Power of Veto. The Leftovers inside discuss if anyone at Dyre Fest has turned on the alliance. At the Big BroChella Veto Ceremony, Brittany decided not to use the Veto.

After the Dyre Fest nomination ceremony, Joseph suspects that he is Terrance's target. Terrance justifies his nomination to Joseph and Turner by telling them Kyle is the target, and Joseph, Kyle, and Turner discuss how they can keep the Leftovers intact. The Dyre Fest attendees set up and competed in the Veto competition "Lunch is Served", which required the houseguests to transport 50 styrofoam containers from the start to their platform without dropping any. Terrance completed this the fastest and won the POV, securing all the power for the week. Kyle works to keep the target on Joseph, and Terrance reveals that Kyle outed the Leftovers and wants Joseph out. At the veto ceremony, Terrance decided to use the Veto on Turner and nominate Kyle in his place, in hopes that Joseph and Kyle will continue to expose each other's games if they are on the block.
84222"Episode 22"Days 48-51August 25, 2022 (2022-08-25)3.52[44]0.8[44]

At Big BroChella, Jasmine states that she has a fighting chance of staying against Monte, but worries that she does not have a strong relationship with Brittany or Taylor. She plans to play up her injury in hopes to gain some sympathy. Jasmine, Michael, and Taylor theorize how the week at Dyre Fest is playing out. At the Big BroChella eviction, Jasmine is evicted by a vote of 2-0, becoming the second juror.

At Dyre Fest, Joseph attempts to fight to stay in the game. When Joseph is called to the Diary Room, the remaining Dyre Fest attendees decide to stick together once the house merges again and form "The After Party". Joseph, with the encouragement of Terrance, calls a house meeting to try and clear his name, but the house quickly turns on him and exposes his game. At the Dyre Fest eviction, Joseph is evicted by a vote of 2-0, becoming the third juror.

After the Dyre Fest eviction, Julie announces that the Split House twist is over, and the remaining houseguest are reunited.
Week 8
84323"Episode 23"Days 51-52August 28, 2022 (2022-08-28)4.01[45]0.8[45]
Following Jasmine and Joseph's evictions, the remaining houseguests are reunited and recount their respective weeks. The Head of Household Competition "Carni-Small", the houseguests had to stack 21 mini energy drinks in a specific order. Turner won the competition, winning his second HOH of the summer. Turner decided to remain with the newly formed After Party alliance after Joseph revealed that Brittany, Michael, and Taylor were working closely within the Leftovers. At the nomination ceremony, Turner nominated Brittany and Taylor, with a plan to backdoor Michael due to his competition ability.
84424"Episode 24"Days 52-54August 31, 2022 (2022-08-31)3.80[46]0.8[46]

After the nominations, Turner explains his reasoning for his nominations to former Leftover allies. Michael and Brittany discuss previous conversations with Kyle in which Kyle theorized that the houseguest of racial minorities were aligned due to their backgrounds and had to factor into his decision, despite many of these being closely aligned with him. They express discontent in protecting Kyle by not revealing this information and allowing it to impact the game, acknowledging that they should have done so when these conversation started. Alyssa, Monte, and Michael were selected to compete in the Power of Veto competition. In a video message from Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane, the houseguests learned that the winner of the PoV competition would also get a private screening with three guests of their new movie, Bros. The competition, "BB Rom Com Fest", required the houseguest to fill a large container with wine while sliding across a slipper slope. Michael won the competition and selected Turner, Alyssa and Taylor to see the movie with him.

Michael planned to use the veto on his ally Brittany, and after suspecting that Kyle was in on a plan to backdoor him or Monte, they decide to tell the house about Kyle's suggestion to consider creating an all-white alliance. They first inform Monte and Taylor, asking if they are comfortable with this issue coming to light. Brittany and Michael inform Alyssa and then Turner, hoping to make Kyle the replacement nominee. However, a misunderstanding by Terrance accidentally tips off Kyle what is going on. Alyssa informs Kyle of the situation, but he denies the accusation and fears for the repercussions to his game and life after Big Brother.
84525"Episode 25"Days 54-58September 1, 2022 (2022-09-01)3.68[47]0.8[47]

Kyle confronts Brittany about the accusation, denying he suggested an all-white alliance and wondering why she did not address him first. Brittany reminded him of her discomfort to the idea which caused him to double down, and she struggled with how to handle this information. Kyle later speaks to Monte and Terrance to explain himself. A tearful Monte expresses his feeling betrayed since he was consistently loyalty to Kyle from early in the game. Terrance explains that Kyle's biases ended Joseph's game despite him fighting for Kyle.

Later, Monte questions the convenient timing of the revelation despite Brittany and Michael being aware for weeks. A house meeting is called to openly talk through the situation. Kyle confesses again and acknowledges that his sheltered upbringing has left him with unconscious biases that he has to work through. He points out that Brittany and Michael seemed to be on board with the plan rather than being direct about their discomfort. Brittany retorts that they never agreed to it, and Michael says that Kyle's plan of action was not acceptable. Terrance pushes back, feeling this was used as game strategy due to them withholding this from those who would be affected by it. They defend that they wanted to wait until after the house was reuniting, but Terrance reminds them that knew this well before the split. Monte and Taylor express concern and love for Kyle and want to help him learn and grow by addressing racial biases rather than deny and avoid the issue. Kyle respectfully declares his game over and asks the house not to isolate him but to be transparent with him moving forward.

At the veto ceremony, Michael used the veto on Brittany. Turner named Kyle the replacement nominee. Kyle was later evicted unanimously.
Week 9
84626"Episode 26"Days 58-59September 4, 2022 (2022-09-04)3.27[48]0.5[48]
Following Kyle's eviction, the houseguests compete in "Burner Bot". The competition involved carrying puzzle pieces across the yard and assembling the puzzle on a platform. Michael wins his third Head of Household, and Zingbot arrives to deliver Zings to the houseguests. The houseguests discuss Michael competition dominance and desire to get him out if given the chance. Michael and Brittany discuss whom to target, wanting to keep Turner safe due to the events of last week. At the nomination ceremony, Michael nominates Alyssa and a laughing Terrance, with the latter being his target.
84727"Episode 27"Days 59-62September 7, 2022 (2022-09-07)3.83[49]0.8[49]
After nominations, Michael assures Alyssa that she is not the target. Terrance tells Michael that he wants to go to jury and work to poison the jurors against him. Terrance also states that Turner, the previous HOH, had to be the one with the plan to backdoor him last week. After Monte and Alyssa were picked at the veto draw, Monte and Terrance choose Taylor over Turner via houseguest's choice due to taking the fall for his failed backdoor plan last week. Turner worries he is getting backdoored. The houseguests, sans Turner, compete in "BB Comics". Michael wins his 6th Power of Veto, breaking the single season record for Vetos and tying the single season competition record. Brittany pitches taking out Michael to Turner, who agrees he's too big of a threat. Brittany relays this to Michael, continuing to pitch that the target should shift to a bigger threat. Turner also relays this information to Michael, throwing Brittany under the bus. Michael decides to stick to his original plan and does not use the Power of Veto.
84828"Episode 28"Days 62-65September 8, 2022 (2022-09-08)3.17[50]0.7[50]
Terrance attempts to rally votes, namely Taylor's, but the house confirms that they want Terrance out over Alyssa. Jasmine and Joseph arrive at Jury and share details from the Split House Twist with Indy. Kyle later arrives and explains why he left the game, leading to a heated discussion between the jurors. At the first eviction of the night, Terrance is evicted by a vote of 4–0. After Terrance's eviction, Julie informs the houseguests that it is double eviction night. The houseguests compete in "Laser Focus", a memory competition involving sequences of colors. Turner win the competition, winning his third Head of Household. He decides to nominate Alyssa and Brittany, planning to target Brittany. All of the houseguests compete in the Power of Veto competition, called "Amp it Up". The competition required the houseguest to untangle enough of their cable by climbing through a turntable to plug their cable into the amp. Monte was the first to reach his amp, winning his first PoV of the summer. Despite making a deal with Michael prior, Monte realizes this may be the only chance to take him out. Monte uses the veto on Alyssa, and Turner names Michael the replacement nominee to "open up first place". Michael makes a last minute attempt to stay by exposing his closest ally Brittany. However, his threat level was too high, and he was evicted by a vote of 3-0.
Week 10
84929"Episode 29"Days 65-66September 11, 2022 (2022-09-11)4.05[51]0.8[51]
The houseguests calm down a tearful Brittany following the double eviction and celebrate making Final 5. In the HOH competition, "Horror Fest Lockdown", the players had to block six doors in complete darkness in the fastest time. Monte is crowned Head of Household. Monte promises safety to his allies, Taylor and Turner. Both want to backdoor the other, but Monte tells them they will have to do it themselves. Monte nominates Alyssa and Brittany for eviction.
85030"Episode 30"Days 66-69September 14, 2022 (2022-09-14)3.85[52]0.8[52]
Monte explains to Brittany that he feel like Brittany was not acting like an ally to him, citing the information that leaked last week. The houseguests were woken up in the middle of the night for the Veto competition, having only two minutes to get to the backyard to avoid disqualification. Monte does not make it in time and therefore could not compete. In the competition, "Snooze Fest", the houseguests had to assemble 27 gears to turn and operate a cuckoo clock. Brittany complete her clock the fastest and won the Power of Veto. Brittany tries to get Monte to nominate Turner in her place, but Monte had different plans. At the Veto Ceremony, Brittany removes herself from the block. Monte names Taylor the replacement nominee, but wants Alyssa evicted.
85131"Episode 31"Days 69-72September 15, 2022 (2022-09-15)3.33[53]0.7[53]
After nominations, Brittany feels excluded in the house and fears she is no longer Taylor's priority. Monte and Taylor express interest in one another. Feeling increasingly betrayed by Taylor, Brittany tries to flip the vote and keep Alyssa. Alyssa pitches to Turner, threatening her friendship if he is lying to her. At the eviction, Brittany and Turner both vote against their apparent allies, forcing a tie. Monte casts the tie breaking vote to evict Alyssa. Brittany, Taylor, and Turner compete for Head of Household in "Fashion Fest". Taylor wins Head of Household, guaranteeing her a spot on finale night.
Week 11
85232"Episode 32"Days 72-73September 18, 2022 (2022-09-18)4.47[54]0.9[54]
After the HOH competition, Turner confronts Brittany about the vote, who has nothing to say to Turner. Taylor decides to nominate Brittany and Turner, stating that one of them voted against her. Both nominees tell Taylor they voted to save her, but Taylor is set on Turner as her target. The houseguest competed for the most powerful Veto of the summer in "Math Fest". The houseguest had to determine the day that various events occurred from photos and sum the days. Monte narrowly beat out Brittany, winning the final POV and securing a spot on finale night. With the sole vote to evict, Monte plans to keep Turner, but Taylor hopes to convince him otherwise.
85333"Episode 33"Days 73-79September 22, 2022 (2022-09-22)3.14[55]0.6[55]
Week 12
85434"Episode 34"Day 79
Various[b]		September 23, 2022 (2022-09-23)2.39[56]0.4[56]
Monte, Taylor, and Turner celebrated being the final three HouseGuests with a dinner provided by production and champagne. The three looked back over their time in the house highlighting what they believed to be the best moments.
85535"Episode 35"Days 79-82September 25, 2022 (2022-09-25)4.03[57]0.8[57]
Monte, Taylor, and Turner compete in the final Head of Household competition. Turner outlasts the other two in Part 1, and Monte subsequently defeats Taylor in Part 2. In a live showdown for Part 3, Monte answers more questions correctly than Turner and is named the final HOH. Despite making an earlier final 2 deal with Turner, Monte votes to evict him, citing his need for a big move on his resume. Monte and Taylor then face the jury, where Monte highlights his challenge prowess and late game strategy while Taylor discusses her resiliency in surviving the block five times. The jury votes 8-1 to crown Taylor the winner of Big Brother 24, with Turner being the lone vote for Monte. Host Julie Chen later reveals that Taylor was also named America's Favorite Houseguest, bringing her total show winnings to $800,000.
  1. ^ Episode 7 was originally scheduled to air on July 21, 2022. However, it was pre-empted for the January 6 United States Capitol attack hearings and rescheduled to July 22. It was later moved once more to July 24 to air in a two-hour timeslot with Episode 8.[29]
  2. ^ In Episode 34, the final three HouseGuests looked back over their time in the Big Brother house. Flashbacks included clips from previous days in the house, while the current day in the house was 79.

Twists

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Backstage Boss

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On Night 1, one HouseGuest randomly selected the Backstage Boss Pass. This player would be granted immunity for the week, but could not be nominated, lost eligibility to participate in the week's competitions, and could not vote on eviction night. This player also had to choose three other HouseGuests to join them Backstage. These HouseGuests would also be safe from nomination, lost eligibility to participate in the week's competitions, and could not vote on eviction night. However, the three Backstage HouseGuests were not granted immunity and would still be eligible for eviction. On eviction night, the HouseGuest voted off by the house would have gone in a head-to-head battle against one of the Backstage HouseGuests. An online public vote was held for America to grant one of the three Backstage HouseGuests immunity from eviction for the week. The loser of the competition between the house evictee and the selected Backstage HouseGuest would immediately become evicted.

Pooch ended up claiming the Backstage Boss Pass and as a result was required to select three HouseGuests to join him Backstage. Pooch selected Alyssa, Brittany, and Paloma to join him. Brittany won the majority of the public vote and would have been granted immunity for the week had the twist not been cancelled. Since Paloma chose to leave the game, the twist was cancelled.

Festie Besties

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Starting in Week 3, the HouseGuests competed in sets, similarly to the Duos Twist in season 13. The HouseGuest who was named Head of Household earned immunity for their Besties, and was obligated to nominate another set of Besties for eviction. Three sets of Besties would compete for the Power of Veto: the HOH's set, the nominated set, and another set selected by random draw. Only one person from the winning set needed to decide to use the Power of Veto in order to save the nominated set of Besties. Should that happen, the entire set of Besties would be saved, forcing the HoH to nominate another set as replacements. After each eviction, the surviving Bestie chose a new set of Besties to join. The sets are listed below.

Summary of Festie Besties
Week 3 Week 4 Week 5
Alyssa and Indy Alyssa and Indy Alyssa, Indy, and Taylor
Brittany and Michael Brittany and Michael Brittany and Michael
Daniel and Kyle Daniel and Kyle Daniel and Kyle
Jasmine and Turner Jasmine and Turner Jasmine and Turner
Joseph and Monte Joseph, Monte, and Terrance Joseph, Monte, and Terrance
Nicole and Taylor Nicole and Taylor Nicole evicted
Ameerah and Terrance Ameerah evicted

Split House Double Eviction

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Following Week 6's eviction, the house was split into two groups of five that had no interaction for the entire week. The winner of the HOH competition became the HOH for Big BroChella, occurring in the house, while the second place finisher became HOH of Dyre Fest, occurring outside. The remaining houseguests were split via a school yard pick by the respective HOHs. A full week of events played out for each group, with their own competitions, nominations, and evictions. Ultimately, two HouseGuests were evicted at the end of Week 7. The groups are listed below:

Split House
Big BroChella Dyre Fest
Michael Terrance
Brittany
Jasmine
Monte
Taylor 		Alyssa
Joseph
Kyle
Turner

Voting history

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Color key:

  Winner
  Runner-up
  Head of Household
  Nominated for eviction
  Team Immunity
  Not eligible to vote
  Quit
  Evicted
Voting history (season 24)
Individual phase Bestie phase[a] Individual phase
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7[b] Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12
Inside Outside Day 59 Day 65[c] Day 82 Finale
Head of
Household 		Daniel Jasmine Turner Monte Michael Taylor Michael Terrance Turner Michael Turner Monte Taylor Monte (None)
Nominations
(pre-veto) 		Michael
Terrance 		Pooch
Taylor 		Brittany
Michael 		Alyssa
Indy 		Joseph
Monte
Terrance 		Indy
Terrance 		Jasmine
Monte 		Joseph
Turner 		Brittany
Taylor 		Alyssa
Terrance 		Alyssa
Brittany 		Alyssa
Brittany 		Brittany
Turner 		Taylor
Turner
Veto winner(s) Michael Michael Brittany
Michael 		Daniel
Kyle 		Brittany
Michael 		Kyle Brittany Terrance Michael Michael Monte Brittany Monte (None)
Nominations
(post-veto) 		Taylor
Terrance 		Pooch
Taylor 		Ameerah
Terrance 		Nicole
Taylor 		Daniel
Kyle 		Indy
Terrance 		Jasmine
Monte 		Joseph
Kyle 		Kyle
Taylor 		Alyssa
Terrance 		Brittany
Michael 		Alyssa
Taylor 		Brittany
Turner
Taylor Nominated Nominated Ameerah Nominated Daniel Head of
Household 		Jasmine Not eligible Nominated Terrance Michael Nominated Head of
Household 		Nominated Winner
Monte No vote Pooch Ameerah Head of
Household 		Daniel Indy Nominated Not eligible Kyle Terrance Michael Alyssa[d] Brittany Turner[e] Runner-up
Turner Pooch Head of
Household 		Nicole Daniel Indy Not eligible Joseph Head of
Household 		Terrance Head of
Household 		Alyssa Nominated Evicted
(Day 82) 		Monte
Brittany Backstage[f] Pooch Ameerah Nicole Daniel[g] Indy Jasmine Not eligible Kyle Terrance Nominated Taylor Nominated Evicted
(Day 79) 		Taylor
Alyssa Backstage[f] Pooch Terrance Nicole Daniel Indy Not eligible Joseph Kyle Nominated Michael Nominated Evicted
(Day 72) 		Taylor
Michael No vote Pooch Ameerah Nicole Head of
Household 		Terrance Head of
Household 		Not eligible Kyle Head of
Household 		Nominated Evicted
(Day 65) 		Taylor
Terrance Nominated Pooch Nominated Nicole[g] Kyle Nominated Not eligible Head of
Household 		Kyle Nominated Evicted
(Day 65) 		Taylor
Kyle No vote Pooch Ameerah Nicole Nominated Indy Not eligible Nominated Nominated Evicted
(Day 58) 		Taylor
Joseph Pooch Ameerah Nicole[g] Daniel Indy Not eligible Nominated Evicted
(Day 51) 		Taylor
Jasmine Head of
Household 		Terrance[g] Nicole Daniel Indy Nominated Evicted
(Day 51) 		Taylor
Indy Pooch Terrance Nicole Daniel Nominated Evicted
(Day 44) 		Taylor
Daniel Head of
Household 		Pooch Ameerah Taylor Nominated Evicted
(Day 37)
Nicole No vote Pooch Terrance Nominated Evicted
(Day 30)
Ameerah Pooch Nominated Evicted
(Day 23)
Pooch Backstage
Boss[h] 		Nominated Evicted
(Day 16)
Paloma Backstage[f] Quit
(Day 8)
Evicted Eviction
cancelled[i] 		Pooch
12 of 12
votes
to evict 		Ameerah
7 of 11
votes
to evict 		Nicole
9 of 10
votes
to evict 		Daniel
8 of 9
votes
to evict 		Indy
7 of 8
votes
to evict 		Jasmine
2 of 2
votes
to evict 		Joseph
2 of 2
votes
to evict 		Kyle
5 of 5
votes
to evict 		Terrance
4 of 4
votes
to evict 		Michael
3 of 3
votes
to evict 		Alyssa
2 of 3
votes
to evict 		Brittany
Monte's
choice
to evict 		Turner
Monte's
choice
to evict 		Taylor
8 votes
to win
Monte
1 vote
to win
Notes
  1. ^ From weeks 3 to 5, the HouseGuests played in sets known as "Festie Besties". Besties were nominated together and should the veto be used, the set would be removed from the block and be replaced by another set of Besties. On eviction night, the HouseGuest who survived eviction chose another set of Besties to join.
  2. ^ Following Indy's eviction, the HouseGuests were split into two groups of five that had no interaction for the entire week. One group, Big BroChella, lived inside the house for the week, while the other, Dyre Fest, lived outside in the backyard. A full week of events played out for each group, with their own competitions, nominations, and evictions.
  3. ^ This week was a double eviction week. Following the first eviction, the remaining HouseGuests played a week's worth of games, including Head of Household and veto competitions, and nomination, veto and eviction ceremonies, during the live show, culminating in a second eviction for the week.
  4. ^ As the vote was tied, the Head of Household cast the tie-breaking vote.
  5. ^ As Head of Household, Monte chose to evict Turner.
  6. ^ a b c   Pooch selected three HouseGuests to be sent "backstage": Alyssa, Brittany, and Paloma. They could not be nominated for eviction, lost their eligibility to compete in the week's competitions, and were ineligible to vote on eviction night. Had the eviction gone ahead as planned, the HouseGuests would have voted for one of the nominees to face off against one of the backstage HouseGuests in a challenge, with the loser being evicted from the house. It was announced that Brittany had won the online public vote against Alyssa and Paloma, which would have granted her immunity from eviction.
  7. ^ a b c d This HouseGuest's Bestie won Head of Household, granting them immunity for the week.
  8. ^   For drawing the Backstage Boss ticket on day 1, Pooch was sent "backstage" and was granted immunity for the entire week. As a result, he could not be nominated for eviction, was ineligible to compete in the week's competitions, and would have been ineligible to vote on eviction night.
  9. ^ Paloma left the game on day 8. Since she was one of the HouseGuests eligible for eviction, the eviction planned for day 9 was cancelled.

Production

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Development

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Big Brother 24 is co-produced by production companies Endemol Shine North America and Fly On The Wall Entertainment. The season was first confirmed following the conclusion of the previous season in a joint announcement that also confirmed that Celebrity Big Brother would be revived for a third season.[58][59] Host Julie Chen Moonves returned for the season along with Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan who serve as executive producers. Casting for the season started in February 2022 and concluded sometime around June 2022.[60][61] As had been the case since Big Brother 22, open-call auditions were not held for this season. Jesse Tannenbaum returned to head the casting efforts for Big Brother 24.[62]

On June 1, 2022, CBS announced that the season would premiere on July 6, 2022, with confirmation on June 15, 2022, of a 90-minute live premiere.[63][64] Prior to the season premiere, it was widely speculated that live audiences would return in a full capacity following two seasons of absence due to previous pandemic restrictions. While the premiere and first five evictions took place behind closed doors,[65][66] a live audience returned for the remainder of the season, starting with the live eviction on August 18, 2022.[67] Key art for the season was released on June 15, 2022.[68]

Prize

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The winner of the series, determined by the previously evicted HouseGuests, wins $750,000 while the runner-up receives $75,000. The HouseGuest selected as America's Favorite HouseGuest receives $50,000.[62]

Production design

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The mid-century styled living room.

The house is located at the Radford Studio Center in Los Angeles, California. As with previous seasons, the house is outfitted with 94 HD cameras and more than 113 microphones.[59] Photos and a video tour of the house were released by CBS on July 5, 2022. Alternatively known as the "BB Motel",[63] Julie Chen Mooves described the house's theme as a "colorful, desert oasis inspired by Palm Springs, and a blast from the past, mid-century style."[69] A golf-themed bedroom has mini golf cart models lined along the walls, with the beds with headboards composed of AstroTurf. A second bedroom is decorated with details alluding to the car designs of the 1950s, including portraits of the car designs and beds with headboards composing of vintage car dashboards. The Space Age-themed bedroom features hanging models of Venus, Earth and Saturn. The Have-Not room resembles a drained pool, with a slide and inflatables being placed on the room.

Reception

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Critical responses

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Mistreatment of Taylor Hale

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Following the launch of the show's live feeds, a majority of the HouseGuests received criticism for their behavior towards Taylor Hale. Viewers noted multiple lies made about Hale, along with several comments that displayed racially charged microaggressions, acts of colorism, conscious bias, and unconscious assumptions regarding Hale's appearance and personality.[70][71][72]

Julie Chen Moonves weighed in. "Microaggressions are real and they happen. I don't think most people, when they are committing it, that they are even aware of what they're doing. I think that with the live feeds it is easy," Chen said. "I think what we need to do is ask ourselves, 'Who am I — who is anyone — to judge somebody else?'".[73] She also addressed those that were critical of the HouseGuests on social media: "It's so interesting that you use the term 'mob mentality.' Because isn't that what Twitter has done? Aren't you all being hypocrites? There has been this mob mentality created against people in the house, who viewers feel have not been kind to Taylor. I think anytime you're nominated, it'll bring you to tears... It hurts. It hurts and I have sympathy for her. I have sympathy for everyone in that house. It's not easy".[73]

Daniel Durston's outburst and disparaging comments towards Taylor Hale were heavily criticized by the viewer audience. Featured on episode 9, Durston verbally attacked Hale in defense of Nicole Layog, who misinterpreted Hale's support of her emotional breakdown as a hint to quit the game. After Layog vented about the situation to the other HouseGuests, Durston confronted a confused Hale and accused her of causing HouseGuest Paloma Aguilar's exit from the show. Blaming Hale for Aguilar's mental health, Durston tells Hale, "You can f*** right off" and not to talk to him until the show's live finale. The confrontation brought Hale to tears with no one to publicly defend her. Prior to his outburst, Durston was also criticized for claiming, according to the live feeds, that Taylor isn't a good person and she "doesn't deserve to live normal." After his eviction during Week 5, Durston addressed his treatment of Hale in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. "Leaving the house, obviously it sits terrible with me. That's not how I want to be portrayed," Durston said.[74] He also claimed that he would watch the show back to "correct [his] wrongs."[74]

Kyle Capener's racial optics

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Viewers criticized Kyle Capener for attempting to create a racial divide among the contestants.[75] During Week 4's live footage, Capener expressed fear in a potential alliance developing between the minorities in the house, labeling them as "Cookout 2.0.", referring to Big Brother 23's all-black six-person alliance.[76]

Julie Chen Moonves addressed Capener's comments, deeming them as "game paranoia". She states, "You also have to remember, [Hale] told her whole alliance she would not nominate [Davis] because she refuses to part of evicting another Black woman. That might have steered [Capener]'s mind into thinking what if there is a secret alliance like the Cookout this season. Beyond that, I don't think there's much more to it."[77]

Viewing figures

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Viewership and ratings per episode of Big Brother 24
No. Title Air date Timeslot (ET) Rating
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)		 Ref.
1 "Episode 1" July 6, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.84 0.4 1.25 1.2 5.09 [23][78]
2 "Episode 2" July 10, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.7 3.41 0.5 1.27 1.1 4.68 [24]
3 "Episode 3" July 13, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.7 3.46 0.5 1.23 1.1 4.69 [25]
4 "Episode 4" July 14, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.7 3.21 0.5 1.24 1.1 4.45 [26]
5 "Episode 5" July 17, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.6 3.34 0.3 1.03 0.9 4.37 [27]
6 "Episode 6" July 20, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.7 3.54 0.3 1.08 1.0 4.62 [28]
7–8 "Episode 7"
"Episode 8" 		July 24, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.7 3.36 0.3 1.54 1.0 4.49 [30]
9 "Episode 9" July 27, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.77 0.3 1.11 1.1 4.88 [31]
10 "Episode 10" July 28, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.8 3.56 0.4 1.20 1.2 4.76 [32]
11 "Episode 11" July 31, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 4.07 0.3 0.84 1.1 4.91 [33]
12 "Episode 12" August 3, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.83 TBD TBD TBD TBD [34]
13 "Episode 13" August 4, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.7 3.60 TBD TBD TBD TBD [35]
14 "Episode 14" August 7, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.96 TBD TBD TBD TBD [36]
15 "Episode 15" August 10, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.86 0.3 1.01 1.1 4.87 [37]
16 "Episode 16" August 11, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.8 3.63 0.3 0.98 1.1 4.63 [38]
17 "Episode 17" August 14, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.95 0.3 1.00 1.1 4.96 [39]
18 "Episode 18" August 17, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.9 4.06 0.3 0.97 1.2 5.02 [40]
19 "Episode 19" August 18, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.7 3.41 0.4 1.24 1.1 4.66 [41]
20 "Episode 20" August 21, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.95 0.3 0.97 1.1 4.92 [42]
21 "Episode 21" August 24, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.9 3.99 TBD TBD TBD TBD [43]
22 "Episode 22" August 25, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.8 3.52 TBD TBD TBD TBD [44]
23 "Episode 23" August 28, 2022 Sunday 8:40 p.m. 0.8 4.01 TBD TBD TBD TBD [45]
24 "Episode 24" August 31, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.80 TBD TBD TBD TBD [46]
25 "Episode 25" September 1, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.8 3.68 TBD TBD TBD TBD [47]
26 "Episode 26" September 4, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.5 3.27 TBD TBD TBD TBD [48]
27 "Episode 27" September 7, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.83 TBD TBD TBD TBD [49]
28 "Episode 28" September 8, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.7 3.17 TBD TBD TBD TBD [50]
29 "Episode 29" September 11, 2022 Sunday 8:30 p.m. 0.8 4.05 TBD TBD TBD TBD [51]
30 "Episode 30" September 14, 2022 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 3.85 TBD TBD TBD TBD [52]
31 "Episode 31" September 15, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.7 3.33 TBD TBD TBD TBD [53]
32 "Episode 32" September 18, 2022 Sunday 9:01 p.m. 0.9 4.47 TBD TBD TBD TBD [54]
33 "Episode 33" September 22, 2022 Thursday 9:00 p.m. 0.6 3.14 TBD TBD TBD TBD [55]
34 "Episode 34" September 23, 2022 Friday 8:00 p.m. 0.4 2.39 TBD TBD TBD TBD [56]
35 "Episode 35" September 25, 2022 Sunday 8:00 p.m. 0.8 4.03 TBD TBD TBD TBD [57]

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