Twenty-seven seasons of Big Brother US have aired since 2000, and a twenty-eighth is on the air now. Every season has its own page here: who won and by what vote, who was in the cast, every eviction in order, and the twist that defined the summer. They are built from our own live feed coverage, posted the night each result happened, rather than assembled afterwards.
Big Brother seasons 22 to 27
- 2025 — Big Brother 27: Ashley beats Vince for the biggest prize in the show’s history
- 2024 — Big Brother 26: Chelsie wins the AI Instructs summer
- 2023 — Big Brother 25: Jag goes from expelled-adjacent to the win
- 2022 — Big Brother 24: Taylor is nominated four times and wins anyway
- 2021 — Big Brother 23: Xavier and the Cookout run the table
- 2020 — Big Brother 22 All-Stars: Cody wins the returning-player season
Big Brother seasons 14 to 21
- 2019 — Big Brother 21: Jackson wins the season nobody agreed about
- 2018 — Big Brother 20: Kaycee and the Level Six alliance
- 2017 — Big Brother 19: Josh wins and Paul loses a second finale
- 2016 — Big Brother 18: Nicole beats Paul by a single jury vote
- 2015 — Big Brother 17: Steve takes it 6–3 over Liz
- 2014 — Big Brother 16: Derrick controls every week of the summer
- 2013 — Big Brother 15: Andy wins the longest season to that point, 7–2
- 2012 — Big Brother 14: Ian beats his own mentor Dan, 6–1
Big Brother seasons 7 to 13
- 2011 — Big Brother 13: Rachel returns with the Dynamic Duos and wins
- 2010 — Big Brother 12: Hayden wins the Brigade season
- 2009 — Big Brother 11: Jordan wins the Athletes, Brains, Populars and Off-Beats summer
- 2008 — Big Brother 10: Dan sweeps the jury 7–0
- 2008 — Big Brother 9: Adam wins the only winter season, 6–1
- 2007 — Big Brother 8: Dick and Daniele go father-and-daughter to the end
- 2006 — Big Brother 7 All-Stars: Boogie wins the first returning-player season
Big Brother seasons 1 to 6
- 2005 — Big Brother 6: Maggie and the Friendship alliance win 4–3
- 2004 — Big Brother 5: Drew edges Michael 4–3 in the Project DNA summer
- 2003 — Big Brother 4: Jun wins the X-Factor season
- 2002 — Big Brother 3: Lisa takes it 9–1 over Danielle
- 2001 — Big Brother 2: Will wins the season that built the modern game
- 2000 — Big Brother 1: the first American season, and the last one the audience voted out
What is on a Big Brother season page?
Each one answers the questions people actually arrive with, in roughly the order they ask them.
- Who won — the winner, the runner-up, the jury vote and how it split.
- The cast — everybody who entered, including anyone who came in late or left early.
- Every eviction — week by week, with the vote count and who cast which vote.
- The twists — what the season ran, when it ended, and what it actually changed.
- The quotes — what houseguests said on the feeds at the time, linked to the post it came from.
Which Big Brother season should you start with?
If you are working backwards from the current season, Big Brother 16 is the one most often named as the cleanest piece of control anybody has managed, and Big Brother 14 for the season where a player beat the person who taught him. Big Brother 2 is where the format people recognise today actually starts — the first season the houseguests, rather than the audience, decided who went home.
For the closest finishes, Big Brother 18 and Big Brother 5 both came down to a single vote, and Big Brother 6 went 4–3.