Big Brother 2023 season 25: Full schedule, where to watch. Know everything

The long-awaited season 25 of the reality show ‘Big Brother’ hit the screen on Wednesday, August 2 on CBS. As the season premiere was aired, the host introduced the house and the new members of the house. She also hinted at what is there in the store.

Earlier, the 25th Anniversary special was aired in July. Its host Julie Chen Moonves hinted about the 25th season. A video showed earlier stars like Danielle Reyes, Britney Heynes, and Frankie Grande.

Introducing the #BB25 houseguests… there are endless possibilities awaiting them 👀 pic.twitter.com/rMjGMnCly8

— Big Brother (@CBSBigBrother) July 31, 2023

‘Big Brother’: Time

Each episode of “Big Brother” can be watched live Thursday from 9 pm to 10 pm ET. It can also be watched on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 pm to 9 pm ET. CBS has said that ‘Big Brother’ can be shifted from Wednesday to Tuesday in the fall when “Amazing Race” and ‘Survivors’ return. The exact number of episodes of ‘Big Brother’ is not yet decided, some of its recent seasons ran for 35 to 40 episodes.

‘Big Brother’: Where to watch?

CBS airs ‘Big Brother’. It is available for live streaming on CBS App and Paramount+. Earlier episodes of ‘Big Brother’ can also be watched on Netflix.

‘Big Brother’: The Cast

CBS has announced the new cast of ‘Big Brother’on Twitter. Earlier ‘Big Brother’ seasons started in late June or early July. But the 25th season was late due to the writers’ strike.

FAQs:

Q1. Where can one watch ‘Big Brother’: 25th Season?
A1. Each episode of ‘Big Brother’ can be watched live Thursday from 9 pm to 10 m ST. It can also be watched on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 pm to 9 pm ET. CBS has said that ‘Big Brother’ can be shifted from Wednesday to Tuesday in the fall when ‘Amazing Race’ and ‘Survivors’ return.

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Q2. Why is ‘Big Brother’ late?
A2. Earlier ‘Big Brother’ seasons started in late June or early July. But the 25th season was late due to the writers’ strike.

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