The premiere of Big Brother season 22 is less than a week away. Big Brother: All Stars is expected to feature a slew of fan favorites, and although rumors continue to bubble about who's in and who's out, fans will have to tune in live in order to see the cast reveal and other premiere happenings. While there has been some skepticism as to whether or not the season would come together at all, it seems that CBS is committed to bringing Big Brother to audiences this summer, and even COVID-19 can't stop that from happening.
The season will begin Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 9pm EST. From there, as in previous seasons, Big Brother will air three times a week, on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Interestingly, there is not expected to be an episode Thursday, Aug. 6, as the first live eviction will occur the following week, on Thursday, Aug. 13. These weekly episodes will all air at 8pm EST.
As a CBS press release points out, fans can tune into CBS or CBS All Access to watch each episode of Big Brother: All Stars. Of course, superfans of Big Brother know that the actual episodes only offer a small sliver of what's really happening inside the house. Fans can subscribe to CBS All Access in order to see what's going on in the Big Brother house 24/7, via the show's signature live feeds. The house is equipped with 94 HD cameras and 113 microphones, allowing for extensive access to every moment. CBS All Access currently costs $5.99/month. In addition to the live feeds, subscribers can access old Big Brother episodes from CBS's extensive catalog, as well as CBS All Access exclusives.
Each season, the live feeds prove to be where the real action is, as complex strategies and personal conversations unfold in real-time, right before subscribers' eyes. This season just might feature some of the best live feeds yet. Not only will Big Brother: All Stars will feature a stellar cast, during a year dominated by political and social tension. Big Brother houseguests will almost surely engage in honest and complex conversations about a litany of topics.
CBS has reiterated the premiere date several times now, so the season really does seem to be taking shape. With a star-studded-cast and a more unique environment than ever before, Big Brother: All Stars should be a season to remember.
Source: CBS