Tyler Crispen ran Big Brother 20 from the first week to the last, and lost it 5–4 to his closest ally, Kaycee. He built Level Six during his first-week Head of Household, won seven competitions, and was named America’s Favorite Houseguest on finale night — and the jury still went the other way. Two years later he came back for Big Brother 22 All-Stars and finished sixth.
- Seasons: Big Brother 20 (2018), Big Brother 22 All-Stars (2020)
- BB20: Runner-up after 99 days. Lost 5–4 to Kaycee. America’s Favorite Houseguest, $25,000.
- BB22: 6th place after 65 days. Evicted 3–0 in week 9.
- Head of Household wins: 5 — BB20 weeks 1, 10 and 11, BB22 weeks 3 and 8 — plus part one of the BB20 final HOH.
- Power of Veto wins: 5 — BB20 weeks 2, 5 and 7, BB22 weeks 7 and 8.
- Times nominated: 3 — once in BB20, twice in BB22.
What was Level Six?
Level Six was the alliance Tyler put together during his week 1 Head of Household on Big Brother 20: Tyler, Angela, Kaycee, Brett, Rachel and Winston. The other side — FOUTTE, then the Hive — did not learn it existed until the jury round table. Tyler, on the feeds that July:
He also held a secret power app, the Cloud, for eight weeks and never needed it. Level Six ended on his terms, when he backdoored Brett in the week 11 double eviction.
Why did Tyler lose Big Brother 20?
Tyler lost Big Brother 20 because the jury split on who had kept their word. Kaycee won the final Head of Household on a tiebreaker and took him to the final two, as they had planned all season. Haleigh, Brett, JC and Angela voted for Tyler. Bayleigh, Rockstar, Fes, Scottie and Sam voted for Kaycee.
Kaycee’s case was that she had kept every deal she made. Tyler had final-two deals with at least five people, and only admitted the Angela showmance and the secret power app in his final speech. Bayleigh’s vote went back to their week 6 house-meeting blow-up. Brett voted for Tyler anyway, despite the backdoor.
What happened to Tyler on Big Brother 22?
Tyler came back for Big Brother 22 All-Stars in 2020 inside the Committee, with Cody, Nicole, Dani, Memphis and Christmas. He won Head of Household in week 3 and told the feeds exactly what he planned: “I’m thinking just straight up Kaysar & Janelle! Easy f—ing ass week! I don’t give a s—!” Janelle went 9–2.
Homesick in week 5, he offered to leave the game; he stayed, and later said he had meant it. In the week 8 triple eviction he won Head of Household and the veto, kept Dani and Nicole on the block, and sent Dani home 4–0 — a Committee ally, and the move that made him a target. The next week Cody nominated him beside Christmas, and Tyler went out 3–0 in sixth. He finished runner-up to Da’Vonne for America’s Favorite Houseguest.
