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Big Brother needs targets to cause drama.

It's the name of the game, and Sunday's new episode threatened to change the game in a big way.

This truly is a season of Big Brother like no other.

The first two weeks featured the departure of the people you'd expect to make it to the second half of the game, but this unpredictable season continued to gather steam on Thursday's new episode.

With Xavier in power, there truly was no telling how it would play out.

He's probably one of the nicest houseguests, so it seemed like he would have issues putting certain people on the block.

After Frenchie's controversial week in power, Kyland's week as Head of Household has been predictable.

At the top of Thursday's eviction episode, Frenchie and Britini remained on the block, and it seemed like the end was nigh for Frenchie.

The first week of Big Brother Season 23 was intense, and it looks like the second week will continue to be just as chaotic.

Sunday's new episode picked up with Kyland in power and the rest of the house squirming to find out who would be put on the block.

Frenchie's reign of terror came to a dramatic conclusion on Thursday's new episode of Big Brother.

He had eight days in power and had the worst case of HOHitis witnessed on the CBS reality series, but did he get at least one of his targets out the door?

Big Brother is having one of the most impressive first weeks in the history of the series.

Instead of everyone working together to get one person out the door, the houseguests have been forced to work in teams, raising the stakes and causing problems for the Head of Household.

The Big Brother houseguests were dealt a huge blow on Sunday's new episode.

Frenchie's HOH reign kicked off but imploded quickly.

It's that time of year again!

Julie Chen Moonves is back to crown a new Big Brother winner, and after the terrible All-Stars, the only way was up.

Meredith Grey is not out of the woods.

At the top of Thursday's new episode of Grey's Anatomy, the beloved doctor seemed to be out of the woods.

Grey's Anatomy has been handing the COVID-19 pandemic ever since it returned to the air last month.

It was inevitable there would be a big loss for the characters as they battle a virus that is pushing medical resources to the brink.

Meredith Grey has COVID-19. 

The unfortunate news was dropped on Thursday's new episode of Grey's Anatomy as our titular hero continued to meet her deceased husband in a series of vivid dreams. 

A new season of Grey's Anatomy hit the air Thursday night, and while the series typically heightens the drama, it could not have been more realistic. 

As expected, the premiere covered COVID-19, while simultaneously filling in the blanks on what happened to all of the characters between last season's finale and this season's premiere. 

Big Brother's bumpy 22nd season concluded Wednesday with a finale that almost made up for recent episodes. 

We picked up in the aftermath of Nicole winning the first part of the final head of household, and it all came down to Cody and Enzo to compete in the second part. 

Cody has been dominating Big Brother: All-Stars since he entered the house. 

It's only fitting then that he had the final veto and could evict either Christmas or Nicole ahead of the finale. 

Five became four on Thursday's eviction episode of Big Brother. 

With Memphis and Christmas on the block, you would think Cody and Enzo would want to cancel Christmas. 

With an astounding number of sub-alliances, there was really no telling whether Tyler or Christmas would be evicted. 

The pair were on the block at the top of the episode, and barring a last-minute twist, one of them was going home. 

Big Brother continued to limp to the finish line with its latest episode, and there's not a lot of action. 

The episode kicked off with Tyler and Christmas on the block and scrambling to remain inside the most popular house on TV. 

It was a Big Brother first on Thursday night. 

For the first time ever, three houseguests were sent packing. 

It's almost time to say goodbye to three houseguests. 

Yep, this terrible season might actually get good. 

The Committee has been running things inside the Big Brother house since week one, but with numbers dwindling, they will soon have to take each other out. 

Ahead of the latest HOH competition, Dani used her power to allow Memphis to play in the next comp, despite being the outgoing HOH. 

Big Brother's terrible "All-Stars" season continued Thursday in predictable fashion. 

The episode picked up following Da'Vonne's speech in which she called out the men of the house, including David.

With Memphis in power, everyone was bullied into following his rule. 

Manipulation is par for the course on Big Brother, but something about the way The Committee thinks they have a right to power is downright bizarre. 

If you were hoping the Committee's grip on the game was coming to an end, then we have some bad news. 

Memphis won the latest Head of Household competition, marking his second time in power this season, but the seventh overall for the dominant alliance in the game.