Sims Big Brother 3: Season of Viewers

Sims Big Brother Season 3, also known as Sims Big Brother 3: Season of Viewers, is the third Season of Sims Big Brother on the AJC Broadcast YouTube Channel. For this Season, Viewers were asked to apply for the first time ever and have a shot at the grand prize. It premiered on March 26, 2016, and the finale was on December 13, 2017, with Justice Gage being crowned the winner of Season 3.

Twists

 * Viewer Influence - This season, the viewers played a huge role in deciding what went down each week, with their many different chances to evict who they didn't like and to save those who they did.
 * HOH Vote - Before entering the house, the cast had been revealed the week prior. The viewing public had the power to vote for who the first Head of Household would be. With over 25% of the public vote, Tyler Orbin became the first Head of Household.
 * Viewer HOH - For Week Four, instead of a houseguest becoming the new Head of Household and nominating two people, the viewing public would vote for who would be nominated for the week. They also chose the replacement nominee if the veto were to be used.
 * Viewer Eviction Vote - For Weeks 5 & 9, instead of the houseguests voting for who they wanted out, the viewing public would vote for who they wanted to evict. The first victim was Brady Lee and the second victim was Ella Baxter.
 * Viewer Veto - Instead of a competition taking place for the Power of Veto in the Triple Eviction of Week 7, the viewing public would choose who to give the Power of Veto to. They chose to give the Veto to Anamaria Alves.
 * Original Veto Format - Unlike it's prior season, Big Brother 3 went back to its original Veto Format, with six people playing in the Power of Veto, and the winner having the ability to take a nominee off of the chopping block.
 * Late Entry - Two new houseguests, Meg Simmer and Tyson Williams, who were both on reality TV before, joined the Big Brother House right after Week 1's eviction. Those two would be the only ones competing for Head of Household in Week 2, with the person losing being immune for the week.
 * Instant Eviction - In Week Four, an Instant Eviction took place, meaning that a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour. No Veto would be held.
 * Luxury Competition - In Week Four, a Luxury Competition took place. The winners of the competition would earn special powers that could benefit their game, or simply be an unrelated prize to the game.
 * Redemption House - The Redemption House was featured twice in this season. Every evicted houseguest would join the Redemption House for a chance to return to the game. The first time this occurred, challenges took place in tournament style, with three people competing, and the person earning last place would be officially evicted. The first winner was Meg Simmer, and she re-joined the game right after Week 6's eviction. The second time this occurred, it took place with the first six jurors, and there was only one challenge. The second winner was Ella Baxter, who re-entered right after her eviction.
 * Double Eviction - In Weeks 5 & 8, a Double Eviction occurred, meaning that a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour.
 * Triple Eviction - In Weeks 7 & 10, a Triple Eviction occurred, meaning that a whole week of gameplay would happen in less than an hour. Instead of two people being evicted, three people would be evicted in one night.