Big Brother Fans Face Schedule Shake-Up Before Finale
So, here’s the deal with Big Brother right now—it’s been a pretty wild week for fans who were gearing up for their usual Sunday night fix. Normally, the show holds that prime-time Sunday spot, but this time around, viewers are in for a little disappointment. CBS has decided to bump Big Brother off the schedule, and not just once, but twice in a row.
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The first change came on Sunday, September 7, when the network chose to air the MTV Video Music Awards instead. That meant no house drama, no competitions, and no live reactions—at least not from the Big Brother cast. And just when fans thought it might be a one-week glitch, another curveball was thrown their way. On Sunday, September 14, the Emmy Awards are taking over the slot. That’s two consecutive Sundays without a new episode, which for longtime viewers feels like a big gap, especially now that the season has already entered the crucial jury phase.
But all hope isn’t lost. Instead of Sundays, Big Brother is shifting into midweek mode for a bit. A new episode is scheduled for Tuesday, September 9, at 8 p.m. on CBS. The following week, viewers will get even more to watch, as the show makes up for the absence with a two-hour special on Wednesday, September 17, followed by another two-hour installment on Thursday, September 18. Double evictions are expected, which means the game could shift dramatically in just a matter of days. Episodes are then set to resume their normal Sunday run on September 21, leading into the grand finale on Sunday, September 28.
Now, while the schedule shake-up was confirmed, that hasn’t been the only thing keeping Big Brother in the headlines. Inside the house, emotions have been running high. Vince Panaro’s budding connection with Morgan Pope has sparked plenty of chatter, especially after a hug between them turned into something that many fans saw as crossing the line. The clip spread quickly online, with reactions pouring in. Viewers noted Vince’s long-term girlfriend on the outside, Kelsey, who has since unfollowed him and admitted to feeling embarrassed by what she’s seen.
That tension, mixed with the ongoing competitions and the looming finale, has made this season especially unpredictable. Every move counts, every alliance is under the microscope, and now with fewer episodes left before the end, the pressure has only intensified.
So, to sum it up—no Big Brother on Sunday nights for the next two weeks. Instead, fans should tune in midweek, catch the double-eviction drama, and then settle back into the normal schedule starting September 21. The countdown to the finale is officially on, and even with fewer episodes than expected, the drama inside the house shows no signs of slowing down.
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