Big Brother

The summer of 2012 officially concludes tonight with the season finale of Big Brother 14.

The final three HouseGuests (Dan, Danielle and Ian) must battle in the final Head of Household competition, which consists of three parts.

The winner of part one faces the winner of part two in part three of the finalHead of Household competition. The winner of this competition must then choose which HouseGuest to evict.

The power then shifts to the jury who must chose which one of the two final HouseGuests will be crowned the winner of Big Brother 14.

The final three HouseGuests (Dan, Danielle and Ian) sit down for a feast and take a stroll down memory lane to revisit some of the high and low moments of the Big Brother 14 season.

Part one of the three part final Head of Household competition begins, but does not finish.

Following Danielle's Head of Household win, the HouseGuests jostle to be one of the HouseGuests not nominated.

After the nomination ceremony, the Power of Veto competition is held, which is followed by the veto ceremony and the eleventh live eviction.

Julie surprised the HouseGuests by announcing that another HouseGuest would be evicted on this Wednesday night episode.

First, the Power of Veto competition was held. The winner would not only receive the golden power of veto, but would also win a "luxury" prize.

Following the veto ceremony, the HouseGuests voted to evict yet another of their roommates.

Finally, the eleventh Head of Household competition is held.

Following the second double-eviction week of the summer in which Frank and Joe were evicted, the HouseGuests find themselves ready to vie in the Head of Household competition.

After the HoH competition, the new Head of Household must nominate two HouseGuests for eviction.

After Ian won the endurance-based Head of Household competition, he nominated Frank and Jenn C. for eviction, and thereby reuniting the "Quack Pack."

Now, Ian, Frank, Jenn and three other HouseGuests must vie for the Power of Veto.

Following Britney's backdoor eviction after Frank's third reign as Head of Household, a new divide splits the Big Brother House and the ninth Head of Household competition is completed.

The new HoH must then nominate two more HouseGuests for eviction.

In the week of Frank's third reign in the Big Brother House, with Dan and Danielle as the original nominees, the HouseGuests must choose to evict one of two fellow HouseGuests (Britney or Danielle) after Jenn C. won the power of veto used it to pull Dan off the block.

The 9th Head of Household Competition starts but does not end.

After Frank won the Head of Household competition and Ian found a golden veto ball after Frank opened Pandora's Box, Frank put up Dan and Danielle on the block. The two nominees, the HoH and three other HouseGuests must now vie for the Power of Veto.

Meanwhile, Dan attempts to influence Ian to use the veto ball to save him if Dan doesn't win the PoV Competition.

Following Thursday's "double eviction" episode in which we saw Mike "Boogie" and Ashley leave the Big Brother house, this episode begins with the HouseGuests battling in the Head of Household competition.
The episode concludes with the new Head of Household nominating two HouseGuests for eviction.

In this very special edition of Big Brother, the double eviction show returns.

First, the HouseGuests must choose to evict either Jenn or Mike "Boogie" after Head of Household, Shane, put up Jenn following Frank's pulling himself off the block as the veto winner.

After the first live eviction of the evening, the show speeds up and a full week of Big Brother plays out in the final 45 minutes of the episode.

Following Head of Household's, Frank's, nominations of Frank and Boogie, six HouseGuests, including the HoH, the two nominees and three others vie for the Power of Veto.

Following the Power of Veto competition, the veto ceremony is held.

The episode picks up where the previous episode ended. We find the HouseGuests still vying for the Head of Household title in this endurance-based HoH competition.

After the Head of Household competition ends, the new HoH must nominate two HouseGuests for eviction.

With Head of Household, Frank, holding all of the power in the Big Brother house this week after his Power of Veto win, he chose not to veto either of his two initial nominees. And so, one of Wil or Joe will become the next HouseGuest sent packing.

After the live eviction, the sixth Head of Household competition begins, but does not end as it is an "endurance" competition.

After Head of Household, Frank, nominated Joe and Wil for eviction, the three of them plus an additional three HouseGuests vie for the golden power of veto.

Following the competition, the veto ceremony is held in which the power of veto holder chooses whether he or she wants to use it to save one of the two nominees from the block.

After Frank won his second Head of Household competition of the summer, players aligned with the evicted Janelle scramble and wonder who Frank will nominate.

The HouseGuests compete in a "Have or Have-Not" competition.