Big Brother 27: Week 10 double eviction recap, Week 11 spoilers, and CBS schedule change ahead of the season finale

Big Brother 27 is reaching its most intense phase as the season nears its conclusion, with Week 10 delivering a particularly dramatic double eviction that reshaped the house's power dynamics drastically. The week was filled with physical and mental exhaustion from demanding competitions, leading to pivotal moves that sent two houseguests packing in one night. Morgan Pope and Vince Panaro, two of the season’s biggest players, played critical roles in shifting alliances and nominations, heightening the suspense as the number of contestants rapidly decreases.

As we move into Week 11, the competition intensifies with fresh spoilers about upcoming Head of Household wins, power moves, and nomination strategies. Meanwhile, CBS has implemented important schedule changes leading to adjusted airtimes for the remaining episodes, ensuring fans stay tuned through the finale despite external scheduling conflicts like football games.

Below, we cover three main aspects of Big Brother 27’s current state: a detailed recap of Week 10 focusing on the exhausting double eviction and key player dynamics, spoilers and predictions for Week 11 revealing the latest game-changing developments, and explanations of the schedule changes with tips on when and how to watch the critical episodes before the finale.

Big Brother Week 10 Recap: Double eviction delivers high drama and exhaustion.

Week 10 was a turning point with CBS airing a live double eviction episode, a rare but explosive event that significantly sped up the game. Vince Panaro, who had dominated Head of Household competitions, saw Morgan Pope seize control by winning the double eviction HoH competition, which involved a physically demanding challenge of rolling balls up a ramp. This win was crucial, as Morgan used her newfound power to nominate Keanu Soto and Lauren Domingue for eviction after Vince was pressured to shift nominations.

The Blockbuster competition, which had been a weekly event, ended with Lauren Domingue winning its final round, but it was Kelley Jorgensen and Lauren Domingue who were sent home in back-to-back evictions. The first eviction was a tie between Kelley and Keanu, forcing Vince to cast the tie-breaking vote, which led to Kelley’s eviction. Morgan’s influence over Vince was clear in this moment, as she encouraged him to make the strategic move.

Kelley Jorgensen and Lauren Domingue go home during Week 10 elimination | Credit: CBS

The second eviction saw Morgan nominate the same nominees—Keanu and Lauren—but after Keanu won the veto and saved himself, Ava Pearl was nominated as the replacement. Ultimately, Lauren was evicted, marking a significant blow to house dynamics given her potential and alliances. The double eviction showcased the physical and mental toll on players and reset house power dynamics dramatically with only five houseguests left heading into the final phase.

Big Brother Week 11 Spoilers: Vince’s continued dominance and critical votes ahead

As Week 11 unfolds, Vince Panaro impressively secures his fourth Head of Household win, extending his strong control over the game’s power structure. His nominations for Keanu Soto and Ava Pearl have set the stage for continued tension, with Keanu fighting to survive but standing on shaky ground. Morgan Pope has maintained her competitive streak by winning the Week 11 Power of Veto competition for the fourth time, choosing not to use it and keeping the nominations as is, which intensifies Keanu’s precarious position.

Vince Panaro is expected to dominate during Week 11 | Credit: CBS

The power dynamics are fraught as Ashley Hollis wrestles with her vote in what could lead to a tie, forcing her to make a critical decision between loyalty and gameplay. The imminent evictions and possible moves will determine the final trajectory of the season, putting the remaining houseguests under immense pressure. The game is tightening, and each move carries amplified consequences with the finale looming just weeks away.

Big Brother 27 Schedule Changes: Adjusted airtimes leading to finale

In response to network schedules and the ongoing football season, CBS announced several Big Brother 27 schedule changes designed to avoid conflicts with football broadcasts and other key shows. Episodes this week are airing later than usual, such as the Sunday, September 21 episode starting at 10 p.m. ET/PT instead of the regular 8 p.m. slot. A special two-hour eviction episode airs on Wednesday, September 24 at 10 p.m. ET/PT, directly following the Survivor premiere, which led to the shift.

Big Brother 27 finale will take place on September 28 | Credit: CBS

The season finale is scheduled for Sunday, September 28 at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT, a half-hour delay from its usual start time, allowing for an extended 90-minute runtime to wrap up the intense season properly. These shifts ensure fans do not miss any crucial moments during the final weeks of competition and help keep Big Brother 27 competitive in the crowded fall TV landscape. Viewers are encouraged to note the changes to their viewing schedules as the game concludes.