Big Brother Spoilers

Big Brother aired its usual pre-finale clip show Sunday night, meaning fans were left in the dark over who won the first two rounds of the final HOH competition. 

Thankfully, both rounds played out on the live feeds ahead of the episode, meaning we know who won which competition, and the plan for the live finale. 

With all of the drama going on with Julie Chen stepping away from The Talk, many have wondered whether she's about to be evicted from Big Brother. 

While we still don't know whether the show will even exist at this point next year, there is still a game to be played, and Wednesday's special episode will feature a Power of Veto, an eviction, an HOH competition, and a nominations ceremony. 

We're down to the final five houseguests on Big Brother Season 20. 

Tyler, Kaycee, Angela, Sam, and JC have defied the odds and made it to the final weeks of the game. 

Faysal Shafaat and Haleigh Broucher will go down as one of Big Brother's worst showmances. 

It's been very one-sided, and that's because Haleigh thought that getting into a relationship with a man she's known for weeks was absurd. 

It wouldn't be a round of Big Brother spoilers without some major shade being hurled at the alliance that goes by the name of The Hive. 

The alliance, consisting of Faysal Shafaat, Haleigh Broucher, and Scottie Salton had the opportunity to change the game a few weeks back when they had more allies. 

The Big Brother house was rocked by the hacker twist last week, but did it have the same effect Sunday night? 

When the latest episode kicked off, Sam Bledsoe was storming around the house, complaining that people were making fun of her behind her back. 

Bayliegh Dayton's power app has been the topic of the conversation in the Big Brother house ever since Brett Robinson threw her under the bus for it during Thursday's live eviction. 

The power in question allows Bayliegh to hijack the nominations, and put two people of her choosing on the block at the nominations ceremony. 

It's been a terrible few weeks for the Level Six alliance on Big Brother. 

The loss of Winston Hines dealt a big blow to the alliance two weeks ago, and they will be losing another ally on tonight's eviction episode. 

Last night's episode of Big Brother sent Winston Hines out the door, but before we got to that Brett Robinson made up a lie that Angie "Rockstar" Langtry offered to keep him safe at the eviction. 

It set off a huge argument between the pair just as Winston was walking out the door.

Scottie Salton being crowned the third Head of Household on Big Brother Season 20 was always going to make for some uncertainty. 

He's never been tied to an alliance. Instead, he's coasted along the middle of the house and has lied to everyone about the way he's voting. 

Going into week three of Big Brother Season 20, we have distinct divisions in the house. 

The first two evictions have been split, and with Scottie as the HOH, it was always going to be interesting to see which side of the house he picked. 

It's not very often a plan comes to fruition in the Big Brother house, but it seems like Kaitlyn Herman's scheming with Tyler Crispen could spell the end of a big target's game this week. 

Kaitlyn was originally in an alliance that included Swaggy C, but she quickly changed focus when Tyler told her all about Sam's secret power and that they could use it to their advantage. 

Less is more in the Big Brother house, and Sam Bledsoe realized that on the latest episode of the hit CBS reality series. 

If you've been keeping up to speed with all the latest events, you know that Sam has been ruffling a lot of feathers in the house. 

As we enter week two of Big Brother Season 20, it's becoming clearer than ever that the house is divided. 

On one side of the house, we have Winston, Angela, Rachel, Tyler Kaycee, and Brett. On the other, we have Kaitlin, Haleigh, Bayliegh, Swaggy, Faysal, and Rockstar. 

Big Brother is slowly picking up the pace, but there are still some big issues with this new season. 

The casting is way off, with several unlikable players. There are a few that genuinely seem like they are there to win and that's problematic. 

Big Brother Season 20 has gotten off to a rather lackluster start. 

With a bunch of new twists thrown in, the show is starting to feel like Big Gimmick instead of the show waste so many hours every summer watching when we should probably be doing other things that are way more productive. 

Brandi Glanville is not one to follow a crowd. 

That's why we rolled our eyes when we heard she had been cast on the first season of Celebrity Big Brother. For better or worse, she's managed to find herself in a good spot in the game. 

It's been a tense few days in the Big Brother house ever since American Pie actress, Shannon Elizabeth was nominated alongside Big Time Rush star James Maslow. 

With the pair growing closer, the target on both of them has ballooned of late, and with Ariadna Gutiérrez in power, they were both sent to the block at the nominations ceremony. 

Celebrity Big Brother is airing on an accelerated schedule on CBS. 

With just over a week left to go, there are still nine houseguests. That means we should get some double evictions thrown in for good measure. 

From the moment Julie Chen introduced us to the Celebrity Big Brother house, it was clear this was going to be a season like no other. 

Julie wasted no time in introducing us to the houseguests. They are Metta World Peace, Ariadna Guiterrez, Ross Mathews, Brandi Glanville Mark McGrath, Omarosa, Marissa Jaret Winokur, James Maslow, Keshia Knight Pulliam, and Shannon Elizabeth.

Big Brother Season 19 has been the worst season in the show's history and for a good reason: Paul Abrahamian should not have returned. 

Big Brother is gearing up for a special pre-recorded eviction episode later tonight that will reveal who has made it to final four while confirming the next houseguest to become Head of Household. 

In order to keep the results surprising, the Big Brother live feeds have been down since noon on Tuesday.

Just when it seemed like there was going to be a change of leadership in the Big Brother house, it became clear that the only person calling the shots is Paul. 

When the episode got underway, Alex was still shocked about Jason's departure and tried to make sense of it. While Josh was still crying and Paul was playing the victim card.