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- Roland has made decisions with a die since his 8th birthday. Now an insurance investigator, he uses it at work.
- Elderly people learn to use computers from the early 2000's.
- The first fifteen housemates are introduced and sent into the Big Brother house, and a world first is revealed to the viewers - two of the housemates are a mother and daughter.
- Big Brother reveals to the house that three housemates have not been honest in their relationship status prior to entering the house, and sends them to a punishment room where they must wait until he decides their ultimate fate. He also announces that one housemate has exposed another as a twin, and sends both twins into the house.
- The first fifteen housemates are introduced and sent in to the Big Brother house, and it is revealed that one of them is an impostor.
- The first housemates are introduced, but only six are told they are going into the house. One is sent on his own to the Round House, and the other five go in to the Square House.
- Former housemates Blair and Marty and house psychologist Carmel Hill talk about the houses' dynamics so far. Two more housemates are sent in, one to each house.
- The housemates cast their votes for the people they want to nominate for eviction. Glenn exercises the final part of his Friday Night Live prize by deducting three points from one of the nominated housemates, then Big Brother announces which housemates will face the public vote for eviction. The three housemates in the holding room are called to the diary room, where Big Brother reveals their penalty and gives each of them one minute to state their case, watched by the housemates and the viewers, as to why they should stay in the house.
- The house-mates cast their votes for the two house-mates that annoy them the most, and the two house-mates that receive the most votes are evicted from the house ... or are they?
- The first house-mate is evicted from the house.
- Big Brother nominates Michael for failing his Insider task, while Karen and Krystal cannot be nominated because they passed their secret relationship task. The house-mates cast their votes for the other people they want to nominate for eviction, with Karen and Krystal casting their nominations together as one person. Gaelan exercises the final part of his Friday Night Live prize by deducting three points from one of the nominated house-mates, then Big Brother announces which house-mates will face the public vote for eviction.
- To warm up the time-slot for Big Brother: Adults Only, Gretel Killeen looks back at the best and worst moments from the first five years and reveals a few untold secrets.
- The housemates cast their votes for the people they want to nominate for eviction. Gianna exercises the final part of her Friday Night Live prize by deducting three points from one of the nominated housemates, then Big Brother announces which housemates will face the public vote for eviction. Gretel interviews Constance for an update with the recent changes in her life and relationship.
- A noisy Carlo upsets his neighbours. Vincent has some advice for Carlo as well, as the houses reveal their differences.
- Recaps what the house-mates have been up to during their first full day in the house. The results of the public vote for which house-mate will become the Insider are revealed, and the chosen house-mate is given their first Insider mission.
- The housemates get to know each other, but which one of them will lose their suitcase for good? The imposter is revealed to the viewers as Big Brother carries out his first twin switch live.
- Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize. Big Brother is the original and unparalleled social experiment. For the most part, the Housemates are left to do as they please in a hyper-real environment largely unpenetrated by the outside world while everything they do is watched by cameras - and ultimately the public. Tasks constitute the only real interference with the Housemates' lives. Basic food and shopping money is provided for staples, however the Housemates have the opportunity of increasing their weekly allowance, or furthering their position in the game, by passing these Tasks. The action unfolds in real time. Everyday living combines with friendship, arguments, love, betrayal and despair to become the stuff of a real-life soap opera.
- The housemates compete against each other in a special arena for three rewards: access to a special "rewards room" (featuring food, a bath, a TV, and a large bed) for the weekend, the authority to allocate the weekly household chores to the housemates, and the power to affect nominations by subtracting three points from one of the nominees, thus potentially saving them.
- The first episode of a series where house-mates compete against each other for two nights in the Rewards Room with a house-mate of their choice, the power to delegate chores and the power to deduct three points from a nominated house-mate.
- There are tiaras and tears amongst the girls as Michelle celebrates her 25th birthday. Nelson comes clean about how he operates and who he likes and dislikes. Birthday wishes come true when the late night spa action reaches boiling point.
- In the house, there are secrets, spies and an expensive surprise.
- Former housemates Sara-Marie and Damian and house psychologist Carmel Hill analyse the dynamics of the two houses so far. Two more housemates are sent in to the Round House.
- The housemates' intelligence is put to the test. The Insider is given a new test. A kiss in the spa puts a relationship to the ultimate test.
- Former housemates Nathan and Turkan and house psychologist Carmel Hill talk with Gretel about the dynamics of the two houses so far. Two more housemates are sent in to the Round House.