S1:

Will it be Andrea-- the friendly mouse who found her voice in recent weeks, staying true to her friends Jax and Nicole while going for the jugular with her foes, Jerry and Chanelle?

Will it be Jax-- the early target who evolved from the house scapegoat to a popular housemate, managing to ride out the final weeks without being nominated?

Will it be Logan-- the housemate that managed to go the longest without being nominated, and the one who let his "King" position create a widespread popularity and likeability that lasted all season?

Will it be Nicole-- the firecracker who juggled a showmance, two rivalries with Daphne and Chanelle, multiple highs and lows, and had a cutthroat strategic game?

Will it be Tom-- another popular housemate that's had his fair share of fights, constantly doing his best to strategically position himself and not afraid to go after those that get on his bad side.

Or will it be Troy-- the Celebrity VIP that managed to make it much further than his partner, Ruby. His savage comments and blunt personality have led many to like him, and others to be offended.

S2:

Who will win it all?

Tom, the former winner, who once again misted everyone else, barely obtaining any nominations and taking the game by storm with his ride-or-die, Nicole?

Nicole, the former runner-up, who captivated her housemates with her winning personality, and won over viewers for 3 separate evictions? Can she take it all, or will she come up short again?

Logan, the former third-placer, who made BB history by being the first returnee, as well as the first finalist to NEVER face to block. Did his Mr. Nice Guy persona win over viewers, as he showed off a more strategic side this season?

Or, will it be a rookie...

Kyle K. wasn't afraid to straddle the line between shade and social tact, as well as vets and rookies, only facing eviction once, and choosing to nominate whoever was best for his game.

Kyle R. came under fire for lots of drama in the house, but managed to survive two evictions and stay true to himself. Will he be rewarded tonight?

Jessica played the love game this summer, and also showed a strategic side, throwing Chanelle under the bus and riding to the end with Tom and Nicole. Will it benefit her for finale night?

S3:

Aimee, the rookie intruder who politicked her way to coming across as the "nice girl" and staying out of drama. Still, she's been up four times, once as a penalty nom, and three times because she's seen as a poll threat, and she's been increasingly confrontational. She's one of  the most personable and genuinely "kind" housemates left, proving that her social game carried her a long way.

Camila, another rookie who wore her heart on her sleeve this season, saying no to the strategy game, but yes to the drama and entertainment. She's never been afraid to speak up, or call people out on their bullshit, yet she's only been up for eviction once. While many seem to have written her off as a non-entity, Camila is on the verge of making the final and demonstrating the power that housemates can have from playing the game on a strictly personal level.

Dylan, a second-time vet who has survived for a much longer timespan this season and has made many more social connections. He floated for much of the game, and was never a huge target, only being officially nominated three times (narrowly surviving his second time being at-risk for a Hell week eviction), and frequently receiving zero nominations. In recent weeks, he's stepped up and contributed to many of the house blowups, but he always seems to tactfully out-maneuver others from seeing him as their #1 target.

Megan, the only vet to return from two seasons ago, after walking for personal reasons. While she's also played an under-the-radar, floater game, she's never been one to mince her words. When she wants to call people out, she does. Her brutal honesty has made her a target for 1-2 housemates at times, but the only time that she DID face eviction was during a penalty nom, showing that her housemates have never felt strongly enough about her argumentative side to nominate her. Like many other floaters this season, she's come out of her shell especially these last few weeks, and has gotten increasingly competitive, and more vocal.

Scott, a rookie who has caused a shitstorm these past few weeks, exposing alliances and dividing the house into two distinct sides. He floated the first half of the game, allowing the big targets to take each other out, and remained on the fringes of any alliances or social connections, but has beefed up his strategy and social game exponentially during the second half of the game. Being a crucial number for certain power moves, and making some of his own, he's playing one of the most aggressive games now of those left. He's only been up three times-- all of which, these past few weeks.

Thomas, a rookie who worked to charm many of his housemates with his polite personality and many compliments. He's rarely showed ANY signs of anger or resentment to his housemates, save for the week that John and Daphne were nominated, but his personality has also led many housemates to label him as "fake" or "insincere." He won the Secret Partner immunity twist, and is the only housemate to go unnominated until the final 7, in which he touched the block once. Despite being labeled "fake", he's played an aggressive, under-the-radar, floater game, actually floating more now than he did in the beginning of the season.

S4:

In our smallest final ever, we have 4 finalists battling for domination! But who will win the first all-rookie season since season 1?

Will it be ADELAIDE-- she never held back with confrontations, getting into night 1 drama that almost destroyed her game altogether. From there, she forged bonds to unite her side against her biggest enemy, Yandere. Later, however, despite laying low in the wake of her multiple challenge wins, she became public enemy #1 these last two weeks by going against her former #1, Jayson's, wishes. Can she pull out a win after battling the house at the endgame?

Will it be CAM-- socially-savvy, he was never on anyone's radar. Despite being a flip flopper and, at the beginning, a lone wolf, he managed to navigate both sides of the house, beginning as one of Yandere's minions, and defecting to the other side during Hell week. Did his strategically-planned flips merit him a win with the public?

Will it be JAYSON-- busting out into the drama week 2 with blowups against Yandere, this continued throughout the season, as he called housemates like he saw them-- filth! While he successfully banded together an alliance with most of the power players in the house, Yandere's side led to his near-eviction, but he fought back, regained the numbers, and united the entire house to do his bidding from Hell week, onwards. Did the public reward his exciting gameplay and personality?

Will it be PRASKOVYA-- the only unnominated housemate this season (and only one to do it without returning to the game after eviction), she made her mark, not only with her iconic eraser power, which flipped the house upside down, but also her many wars of words with other housemates, like Yandere, Slothy, & Honey. While she never backed down from a battle, can she win the entire war?

S5:

Adelaide— She is the second winner in BBUK history to make a second final, and for her, it wasn’t easy—at least, not these last couple weeks. Beforehand, she dodged bullets left and right, controlling many nominations and staying out of the primary drama, only to run a large portion of the game with her #BadBitchesAlliance that made it to the finals wholly intact. Her allies turned against her these past two weeks, just like her initial stint in Fresh Meat, but the public allowed Adelaide to prevail. Now, she stands a chance at becoming this franchise’s first Sandra Diaz-Twine. But as her cutthroat, competitive, and, at times, abrasive personality has rubbed her housemates the wrong way, will it clinch her the win? It did, at least, allow her to vanquish ALL of her preseason vendettas without barely lifting a finger, thanks to her control over the game.

Aimee— She’s known as the nice girl. Everyone loves her. In Code Red, however, she was an outsider, as she entered the game as a late intruder. While she entered the game with Megan and Kyle as her sole bad bloods (emphasis on Megan), she patched things up and remains one of the most liked, pleasant people to be around in a house of lies and hatred. But the real crux of her gameplay comes from being the ONLY unnominated housemate of this season, and the second person to make it to the end completely unnominated in BBUK history! Playing stealthily with her BFF, Daphne, by her side, she’s made it to the end.

Daphne— Out of everyone in the BBUK series, Daphne has had the most tumultuous experience throughout the game, and has spent the most combined days in the house (78!). While her first two seasons saw early exits, she’s proven to be one of the best strategic players of all time these pas two seasons. Despite spending the most total in-game days in the house, after being evicted one day short of the final last season, Daphne can finally say that she has made a final! Not only that, but, apart from the final nomination set of the season, she has gone unnominated and untargeted, yet controlled most of the nominations alongside her all-female alliance and her best friend, Aimee. Her iconic 4-season rivalry with Chanelle flopped after Chanelle’s early exit, and after that, Daphne patched things up and played nice for most of the season, upping the social game and remaining unbothered by the insults and shade. Now that she’s in her first final, will this fourth-timer win it all?

Emily— With a notorious reputation and one of the most memorable housemates from Season 1, Emily blew the housemates away this season by reminding them a little bit about how old school BBUK players approach the game. After being incessantly targeted during the first 3 weeks, Emily was sent to the Redemption House, where she battled 4 other housemates and won her way back into the game in one of the most impressive challenge performance ever. From there, she contracted the #BadBitchesAlliance that controlled many nominations and kept Emily out of the crosshairs, all the way until the final. While Emily the stripper made her entrance and caused a shitstorm almost daily, Emily the player also came through this season, cementing her legacy as one of the most shocking housemates to make the final in BBUK history.

Kyle— The last male housemate standing is, ironically, also known for his sheowmancing ways with the ladies. While this led to his flirting with Praskovya, Honey, Megan, and Emily, it also landed him in hot water and bad blood with each of these women. If that weren’t enough, Kyle arguably had the most bad blood out of anyone else in this season, and, in true Kyle fashion, he managed to best every single one of them. Playing a defensive game that allowed him to bounce back from being a huge, early target, he’s made his second final. Will it be his first win?

Megan— Two finals in a row for one of the most under-the-radar, underrated housemates, Megan once again showed everyone the benefit that a low-key, “floater” game can have in a season of huge personalities. However, this is not, by any means, to say that Megan didn’t have a big personality— she’s never been afraid to put people in their place, throw shade, or speak her mind, even if it makes her the odd woman out. Despite having rocky relationships with many people in the game, who mistrusted her or just labeled her a bad egg, Megan managed to patch things up with her two biggest vendettas, Aimee and Daphne, and sits in the final with both of them. Can Megan take her legacy a step further and WIN BBUK after a season of being targeted moreso than her first?