Why ‘Big Brother’ is not airing on TV tonight (9/7/25)
“Big Brother” fans, get ready to mark your calendars! The next episode of your favorite reality TV show won’t be airing tonight as usual. Normally, “Big Brother” graces our screens on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays on CBS, but this week we’ll have to wait a little longer.
The reason for the schedule change is that CBS is set to broadcast the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards tonight, Sunday, Sept. 7. But don’t worry, your favorite houseguests will be back before you know it!
If you’re feeling the suspense building up and can’t wait to catch the next episode, don’t fret! Season 27, episode 29 of “Big Brother” will air from 8-9 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 7. After that, the regular schedule will resume with episodes airing from 8-9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and 8-9 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 9.
In case you missed the last eviction episode on Sept. 4, Mickey Lee was sent packing. She was up for eviction alongside Vince Panaro and Ashley Hollis, but Panaro pulled through, winning the BB Block Buster and securing his spot in the house. The votes to evict Lee were 6-1.
As we await the next episode, let’s get to know the remaining 9 houseguests a little better:
– Ashley Hollis, 25, an attorney from New York, New York
– Ava Pearl, 24, an aura painter from New York, New York
– Clifton “Will” Williams, 50, a college sports podcaster from Charlotte, North Carolina
– Keanu Soto, 33, a dungeon master from McKinney, Texas
– Kelley Jorgensen, 29, a web designer from Burbank, South Dakota
– Lauren Domingue, 22, a bridal consultant from Lafayette, Louisiana
– Morgan Pope, 33, a gamer from Los Angeles, California
– Vince Panaro, 34, unemployed from West Hills, California
– Rachel Reilly, 40, winner of “Big Brother” 13
With over 100 cameras and 100 microphones capturing their every move 24/7, the “Big Brother” house is a pressure cooker of drama. Each week, someone will be sent home until one triumphant houseguest emerges victorious, claiming the grand prize of $750,000.
For those who want an even closer look at the action, you can tune into live feeds from inside the house 24/7 on Paramount+. Paramount+ offers so much more than just “Big Brother” – it includes CBS, BET, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, MTV, Smithsonian Channel, sports, and original content. The Paramount+ Essential Plan is $7.99 a month or $59.99 for a year, while the Premium plan with Showtime is $12.99 a month or $119.99 a year. And if you’re still on the fence, Paramount+ offers a seven-day free trial.
So, hang in there, “Big Brother” fans! The drama, alliances, and backstabbing will continue soon enough. Stay tuned for the next episode and get ready to see how the remaining houseguests navigate the challenges of the game.
