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Warning! This Article Contains Major Spoilers About Big Brother 27!Big Brother 27 kicked off with a challenging Head of Household (Hoh) competition that crowned one of the 16 new houseguests the winner. Big Brother 27 began with a Mastermind kidnapping host Julie Chen Moonves and hiding an Hoh relic. In the first competition, Zach Cornell found Julie, and won $10,000.

In the second competition, Jimmy Heagerty identified a missing Hoh relic and won the privilege of choosing four people to compete in the Hoh competition. He selected himself, Adrian Rocha, Ashley Hollis, and Vince Panaro.

Big Brother 27 kicked off with a challenging Head of Household (Hoh) competition that crowned one of the 16 new houseguests the winner.

The Big Brother 27 premiere revealed that the first Hoh is Vince. Vince won the competition, which required him, Adrian, Ashley, and Jimmy to balance weights on three bars. After he won, Julie told the houseguests that the AI Arena twist,...

The “Big Brother” Season 27 contestants better grab a life vest, because Seasons 12 and 13 star Rachel Reilly is checking into the game at the Hotel Mystère, but in premiere twist she is technically not the 17th mystery houseguest.

Thursday night’s season premiere saw Julie Chen welcome the new competitors into the house for “A Summer of Mystery,” complete with the return of the former winner. Fans had been speculating Reilly as the mysterious 17th houseguest for a few days, after following clues shared by the CBS competition series ahead of the premiere episode.

Reilly’s return became official with tonight’s premiere, after shocking the other houseguests with her arrival.

“I’m back bitches!” Reilly said upon joining the houseguests. “I’m here to show these newbies how to play Big Brother.” The premiere ended with one more twist, revealing that Reilly is actually a regular houseguest, whereas one of...

Reality TV has given us countless unscripted moments that we can’t forget and Big Brother stands out as one of the most iconic shows in this genre. Since 2000 the show has aired for 26 seasons giving away its considerable prize pool to the winners. These winners didn’t just win the game, they also won the hearts of most of the audience watching them.

Big Brother Season 26’s Jury | Credit: CBS

Whether they were strategic or charismatic, they gave it their all. But, what happens after the camera stops rolling? Do they continue to win or would they rather prefer a quiet life? Let’s find out what the most famous Big Brother winners are doing now.

The first to win by a unanimous vote on Big Brother Dan Gheelsing in season 10 of Big Brother | Credits: CBS

For the first time in Big Brother’s history, in season 10 of the show,...

Here's a list of TV shows that aired (or are expected to air) during the 2021-22 season (roughly September 2021 through August 2022) but won't return for the 2022-23 season. Not finding a show that you believe has been cancelled? Check our other season lists or our network, cable, and streaming show status pages.

Latest additions: The Flight Attendant (Max), Farzar (Netflix), Back to Life (Showtime), Ten Percent (Sundance Now), Suspicion (Apple TV+), Snowflake Mountain (Netflix), Would I Lie to You? (The CW), I Love That for You (Showtime), Amber Brown (Apple TV+), Dancing with Myself (NBC), Britannia (Epix), The Final Straw (ABC), Snake in the Grass (USA Network), The Premise (FX on Hulu), Pause with Sam Jay (HBO), Rat in the Kitchen (TBS), Astrid & Lily Save the World (Syfy), Love Life (HBO Max), Sweet Life: Los Angeles (HBO Max), Legendary (HBO Max),...

The Traitors US contestant Janelle Pierzina, a reality TV legend, revealed that she won't return to Big Brother. Despite retiring from Big Brother, Janelle may consider appearing on other shows, but she'll be selective. She enjoyed Snake in the Grass and would do Buddy Games, but she doesn't think she could do Survivor. Janelle is known for her loyalty, intelligence, and drive to win, making her a fan favorite.

The Traitors US season 2 contestant Janelle Pierzina is a Big Brother legend who played the game four times, and she now reveals that she won't return to the reality competition series. The Queen of Big Brother played during seasons 6, 7, 14, and 22. Janelle is a competition beast, who became known as the Veto Queen for her stunning five wins during Big Brother 7, a record that stood for 16 years. Since Big Brother, she's also competed on The Amazing Race, and she was the...

Janelle Pierzina has announced her Big Brother retirement.

She was a legend in the Big Brother house, playing in two separate All-Stars seasons.

Janelle was very good at Big Brother competitions and strategy, even though she never won the game.

Big Brother fans may have seen Janelle play for the final time, as she made succinct comments after getting eliminated from The Traitors 2.

Peacock is currently airing The Traitors 2 episodes, where Janelle and Dan Gheesling have been representing Big Brother.

Janelle got eliminated when she went hard after several people during the fifth episode of The Traitors 2.

Janelle talks about retiring from reality television

“I don’t really even know if I’m going to do any more TV after this,” Janelle told Dalton Ross in a new interview.

Janelle was interviewed after she was eliminated on The Traitors 2. She had much to say about her time on the show...

Warning! This article contains spoilers from The Traitors US season 2 episodes 1-4!

Janelle Pierzina is proving herself to be a formidable competitor in The Traitors US season 2, with her gameplay and ability to win shields. Despite being seen as selfish by some of the faithfuls, most of Janelle's fellow contestants don't suspect her of being a traitor. Janelle's alliance with fellow Big Brother alum Dan Gheesling will likely protect her, as he needs her to navigate the game and maintain his cover as a traitor.

The Traitors US season 2 contestant Janelle Pierzina might not be a traitor, but she's been slaying the game so far, proving that she has what it takes to win the $250,000 prize. Janelle is a Big Brother legend, who has played the game four times. She also won her episode of Snake in the Grass, sharing first place with Rachel Reilly and Cirie Fields. Through the years,...

When she was growing up, Margaret Qualley — the actress known best for Maid and, most recently, Poor Things — was the type of kid who would break into little dances to entertain her family during TV commercial breaks. Now that she’s grown up, she still does it — just with a more selective audience. “I wouldn’t do it in front of everybody, but with [my husband]? Sure,” she tells Rolling Stone, laughing. “I’m like, ‘What do you think of this?’ — like a precocious child.”

That feeling of comfort and the need...

Janelle's decision to prioritize finding a shield early on shows her willingness to protect herself and potentially secure her position in the game. Janelle addressed her past issues with Dan to maintain a positive relationship and potentially gain his support in The Traitors US season 2. Janelle's strong competition skills make her a valuable player in The Traitors US, as her physical capabilities could lead to winning shields and contributing to the prize pot.

The Traitors US season 2 has welcomed Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina back to reality TV, and her selfish strategy is the perfect tactic to help her potentially win the game. Initially known for her appearances on Big Brother, Janelle has become a reality TV legend throughout the years. First appearing on Bb 6 and Bb 7 in quick succession, Janelle proved herself a consummate player, making it to the final three for both seasons. She took some time away...

Twenty-one reality TV and pro sports stars are about to participate in the diabolical second season of The Traitors, and for some its players, the competition will include some real blasts from the past. Luckily for former Big Brother houseguests Janelle Pierzina and Dan Gheesling, their reunion was far less dramatic than their Challenge and Survivor counterparts, despite Dan voting to evict Janelle on their last show together.

“I never blamed Dan for my eviction, ever,” Pierzina tells TVLine. “We always wanted to work together, so I was actually pretty pumped to see him because I was excited to start a new chapter.

Janelle is a fierce competitor who has what it takes to win The Traitors. Her track record on Big Brother proves her ability to escape elimination and make it far in the game. Janelle is strategic and intentional with her actions. Her observant nature and ability to think things through will serve her well in the psychological gameplay of The Traitors. Janelle is a reality TV icon and fan favorite. Her outspoken nature and willingness to speak her mind, coupled with her old-school style of gameplay, make her a force to be reckoned with on The Traitors.

Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina is a contestant on the upcoming The Traitors season 2, and her gameplay on the former show makes her the perfect competitor for the latter. Janelle, a 43-year-old real estate agent from Minnesota, got her reality television start on Big Brother 6, during which she placed 3rd. She returned...

Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina wants to compete in Squid Game: The Challenge season 2. Janelle's iconic gameplay in Big Brother prove her physical and mental skills for competition. Janelle's fearless attitude toward competing makes her a perfect candidate for Squid Game: The Challenge, as she's willing to endure tough conditions and rely on her skills and luck.

Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina has expressed her interest in competing in Squid Game: The Challenge season 2. A fan favorite, Janelle is a four-time Big Brother player, making her mark on the game during seasons 6, 7, 14, and 22. Although Janelle has never won the game, she's more of an icon than many of the winners because of her competition wins and social strategies. Janelle has many skills sets that she's used on several reality competition shows. She's competed on The Amazing Race, and won Snake in the Grass. Janelle will also be competing in The Traitors...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Big Brother Reindeer Games!

Janelle Pierzina voices her outrage about Rachel Reilly being ghosted by Big Brother Reindeer Games producers in favor of Nicole Franzel. Janelle is upset for her friend and expresses support on social media. Rachel's sister, Elissa Slater, shows appreciation for Janelle's post. Janelle won't be appearing on Big Brother Reindeer Games because she's under contract with another network.

Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina claims that fellow icon of the game, Rachel Reilly, was ghosted by the Big Brother Reindeer Games producers because they wanted Nicole Franzel on the show instead. Big Brother Reindeer Games will welcome back nine former players to compete in holiday-themed games. The players won't be living in the house, but instead will compete in games in order to win a $100,000 grand prize. The cast includes Nicole, Britney Haynes, Cameron Hardin, Cody Calafiore, Danielle Reyes, Frankie Grande,...

Big Brother's Cirie Fields explained why she couldn't vote for Jag Bains in the end, citing his arrogance in the last two weeks and his final speech. Cirie's critique of Jag's game seems unfair as she fails to acknowledge the importance of owning uncomfortable game moves in Big Brother. Cirie's argument against Jag's arrogance contradicts her own history of playing cut-throat and strategic games in reality TV.

Big Brother 25’s Cirie Fields may not have won the $750,000 grand prize, but she played a part in choosing the winner and recently revealed why she couldn’t give Jag Bains her vote in the end. While Big Brother wasn’t Cirie’s first foray into reality competition TV, it was the longest she’s ever played on a single season. A Survivor legend, Cirie has competed on the long-running series 4 times along with an appearance on Snake In The Grass...

Reality TV icon Cirie Fields wants to compete on The Amazing Race with her son Jared. Cirie and Jared proved to be a strong team on Big Brother 25, with their mutual respect and trust. Cirie is a master of reality television, and it would be incredible to see her and Jared compete on The Amazing Race.

Big Brother season 25 houseguest, Snake in the Grass co-winner, The Traitors season 1 winner, and four-time Survivor player and legend Cirie Fields is a reality television icon, but she still has aspirations to compete on another show with her son and fellow Big Brother 25 contestant Jared Fields. Cirie and Jared joined Big Brother season 25 as one of the biggest twists, when they secretly played alongside each other and mother and son. Jared placed 11th and Cirie came in 5th, but they were able to keep their secret from everyone but Izzy Gleicher, who immediately recognized Jared,...

Cirie Fields was the last person to enter the “Big Brother 25” house as the surprise 17th houseguest, but she won’t be the last to leave it. The “Survivor” legend became the fifth member of the jury on Thursday after getting evicted 2-0. With her reality TV bona fides, Cirie, who won “Snake in the Grass” and “The Traitors,” could’ve been an easy target and early boot, but she quickly showed why she’s so good at these shows, flexing her top-tier social gameplay and making it to fifth place without winning a comp (or ever getting her Veto chip drawn) and after losing her closest allies midway through. She seemingly had an ally in Matt, who vowed just last week he’d never nominate her and then did so hours later. Though he continued to assure Cirie she was a pawn against Felicia, he ultimately caved to Jag...

Cirie Fields had her microphone muted during the most recent episode of Big Brother 25, sparking speculation and questions from viewers. The reason for muting her microphone is likely to prevent excessive shoutouts after casting her vote, which has been a problem for other houseguests as well. Cirie's gameplay on Big Brother 25 has been more emotional than strategic, and her attempts to avenge her son's eviction have hindered her progress in the game.

Big Brother season 25 has been a controversial but exciting season of the CBS reality series, but there's speculation that Cirie Fields' microphone was seemingly muted during the most recent episode. Cirie, who has competed in four separate seasons of Survivor, took on a new challenge during Big Brother 25. Not only was she competing in a brand-new strategy-based game on reality TV, but she was also competing for the first time with a member of her family along for the ride.

Jeff Probst wouldn’t underestimate Cirie Fields.

Speaking to Et Canada, the host of Global’s “Survivor” shared his thoughts on watching the show’s legendary star Cirie Fields join “Big Brother” this season.

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“Look, there’s a reason Cirie is in the ‘Survivor’ Hall of Fame,” Probst said. “And it’s this crazy ability that, you know, she’s a threat to win any social game she plays, and yet you want to keep her around. I don’t even get it. And I feel that way about Cirie.”

Fields, a nurse from Pennsylvania, has competed on “Survivor” four times, beginning with “Survivor: Panama” in 2005, and most recently in the “Game Changers” season in 2016.

She was also the co-winner of the reality competition “Snake in the Grass” in 2022, and won the first season of “The Traitors” earlier this year.

Exclusive: Tomii Crump has joined Creative Artists Agency as an agent in its Nonfiction Television department.

Crump joins CAA from NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, where she most recently served as Senior Vice President and Head of Unscripted Talent & Casting. In this role, she oversaw unscripted talent, casting, talent relations, and celebrity bookings for programming across competition and game formats, docuseries and lifestyle, live Events and specials, and syndication studios for NBC, Bravo, E!, Oxygen, Syfy, Universal Kids, USA, short form digital, and Peacock.

Throughout her tenure with NBC, Crump oversaw talent for a multitude of series, including massive international formats like Love Island, The Voice, America’s Got Talent, Password and That’s My Jam. She was instrumental in the launch of Barmeggedon, Snake in the Grass, Traitors, Celebrity Game Face, Celebrity Prank Wars, House of Villains and Queen’s Court.

In syndication, she was a key member of the launch teams...

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike might be a good thing for fans of Big Brother, as CBS is considering adding a Celebrity All-Stars season to its lineup. Celebrity Big Brother is a spin-off of the classic reality show that premiered in 2018. With host Julie Chen Moonves, the show casts celebrities in a shortened version of the game. Winners of the three Celebrity Big Brother seasons include Marissa Jaret Winokur, Tamar Braxton, and Miesha Tate.

According to CinemaBlend, due to the WGA strike, CBS is considering airing a Celebrity All-Stars version of Big Brother. This installment would air after Big Brother season 25, presumably in the fall or winter. It would take the place of scripted television that will be delayed because of the strike.

Celebrity Big Brother Season 3 Featured Controversial Player Todrick Hall

Celebrity Big Brother aired in 2018 and 2019, and returned in 2022, presumably taking a hiatus because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Peacock's reality competition show The Traitors became a hit in its stellar first season, but it could be even better with a few tweaks to its game format. The show features a cast of players separated into two groups, the "faithful" and the "traitors." The traitors secretly eliminate ("murder") faithfuls from the game, and the faithfuls vote out ("banish") those whom they suspect are traitors. If the faithfuls eliminate all the traitors, they split the prize pot among themselves, but if any traitors are left standing at the end of the game, the traitors take home the entire prize pot.

The Traitors season 1 ended with Survivor legend Cirie Fields emerging as the sole victor. A traitor, Cirie, steamrolled the competition, outplaying all the faithfuls, as well as her fellow traitors. Cirie illustrated how The Traitors game, which is similar to the party game Mafia, is a complex social strategy challenge,...

There has been much speculation about whether Big Brother legend Janelle Pierzina would join The Challenge: USA season 2, but she now shares why she won't be appearing on the reality competition show. Janelle is widely regarded as one of the greatest contestants in Big Brother history. Known as the "Queen of Big Brother," Janelle competed in four seasons of the reality series. She became an icon when she made her debut on Big Brother 6 in 2005, placing third. Since then, she appeared on Big Brother 7, 14, and 22, making her mark on the game with her outstanding social skills, mental acuity, and physical prowess.

Whenever reality shows cast former Big Brother contestants, Janelle's name is usually at the top of their lists, but she revealed that she will not be competing on The Challenge: USA season 2. In a tweet, Janelle wrote, "I’m not doing the Challenge USA. I was in the process,...

Snake in the Grass will not be returning for a second season. USA Network has cancelled the reality series after just one season of eight episodes, per Deadline.

Hosted by Bobby Bones, the series featured previous contestants from various reality shows and athletes, including Big Brother's Janelle Pierzina and Rachel Reilly, Survivor’s Cirie Fields, Earl Cole, Malcolm Freberg Stephenie Lagrossa Kendrick, Trish Hegarty, Yul Kwon, UFC’s Todd Duffee, Naked and Afraid’s Jeff Zausch and Lacey Jones, athlete Alysia Montano and Alissa Musto.

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Exclusive: Bobby Bones-fronted social experiment Snake In The Grass won’t be returning to USA Network.

The NBCUniversal cable network has cancelled the reality series after one season.

It comes after the broadcaster renewed Blake Shelton and Carson Daly’s Barmageddon for a second season after it became its best series premiere in nearly three years.

Snake In The Grass and Barmageddon were both part of USA Network’s latest unscripted slate, which was unveiled last May. The slate also included Race To Survive Alaska, from Deadliest Catch producer Original Productions, which is launching in April.

Snake in the Grass saw groups of four strangers who are dropped into the wild with a chance to win $100,000. In order to win, the team had to figure out which one of them is the Snake – a saboteur who is secretly undermining the group every step of the way.

Contestants included Big Brother...

Exclusive: Bobby Bones, television and radio host, has signed with UTA.

The host of USA Network’s competition series Snake In The Grass, and former mentor of ABC’s American Idol, has signed with the agency in all areas.

He was previously with CAA.

UTA will help Bones build his career across radio, television, touring, and books.

Bones is the host of nationally syndicated iHeartRadio program, The Bobby Bones Show, which broadcasts to 185 stations. He also founded the Nashville Podcast Network, which is the home of his BobbyCast podcast and 25 Whistles with Bobby Bones (A Football Podcast).

As well as Snake In The Grass, he previously hosted and exec produced Nat Geo’s Breaking Bobby Bones and Circle Network’s country music performance series Opry. He also won Dancing with the Stars in season 27.

He has also written Bare Bones and Fail Until You Don’t: Fight. Grind. Repeat and...

Janelle Pierzina and Rachel Reilly are Big Brother legends.

They're fan favorites who wasted no time in making big moves during their time on the CBS reality series.

Earlier this week, they appeared on USA Network's fast-paced new series, Snake in the Grass.

Survivor alums Cirie Fields and Stephenie Lagrossa Kendrick were also a part of the fun.

Reilly enjoyed her time on the series, revealing it to be one of the best experiences she's had working on TV to date.

"Everything about it was just amazing," Reilly shared with TV Fanatic.

Rachel, who won Big Brother 13, knew the series was from the producers of Naked & Afraid and worried everyone would be dropped in the jungle naked.

"My husband kept telling me, he's like, 'they're not going to make you be naked if they don't tell you,'" Reilly added with a laugh.

Reilly shared that the experience only lasts 36 hours,...

In Snake in the Grass, it’s survival of the sneakiest. The reality competition series premiered August 1 on USA Network. In each episode, four players are dropped into the Central American jungle for 36 hours with a chance to win 100,000. But first they must figure out which one of them is “the Snake” – a saboteur who is secretly undermining the group every step of the way. Hosted by Bobby Bones, the show is an action-packed social experiment where contestants compete in a series of grueling and mind-twisting challenges, from retrieving game pieces suspended on high wires over a 500-foot canyon, to scaling the face of a cliff to solve puzzles. Each successfully completed challenge wins the players a clue about the Snake. After overnighting in the wilds, the group will meet in the “Snake Pit” where they must determine the identity of the saboteur. If three players guess correctly, they win...

Bust out those golden buzzers because NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” scored both the highest ratings and the biggest overall audience among all broadcast networks in primetime Tuesday night. The long-running competition series earned an impressive 0.8 rating in the advertiser-friendly 18-49 demographic while also attracting 6.4 million total viewers.

Unsurprisingly, “AGT’s” massive totals helped prop NBC up as the highest-rated and most-watched broadcast network on the night. But that doesn’t mean that rival Big Four networks just packed up without a fight.

CBS and ABC continue to trade blows in the ratings battle ahead of the highly anticipated Fall broadcast season. Reruns have never been so exciting!

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NBC was first in ratings with a 0.6 average key demo rating and 5 million total average viewers, according...

Trust no one. After all, doing so as a contestant on USA's new competition series, Snake in the Grass, could mean missing out on 100,000. Set to premiere August 1, the show—best described as an amalgamation of the viral game "Among Us" and Survivor—will drop four players into the wild each week. There, they have 36 hours to figure out which one of them is the "Snake," a.k.a. a mole who is secretly undermining the group every step of the way, all while competing in a series of grueling challenges. At the same time, the Snake will be doing whatever it takes to prevent being identified. A final showdown takes place in "the Snake...