Has this summer been dragging along for you? Working a job just for the extra spending money during college? Well, on CBS every Sunday Wednesday and Thursday, "Big Brother" can bring that excitement back into your life.

From its inception in 2000, the show has been captivating audiences every summer with its twists and players alike. With each new season, the game changes dramatically and with that, there are even more ways to keep it interesting. With 16 people locked in a house, who have all come from different backgrounds and various parts of the country, what could go wrong?

As the theme of the house is a camping adventure, friendships will be easily built but at the same time destroyed. We are just a little over the first quarter of the season, tensions have become higher than ever. This year's first twist of four houseguests being "banished" from the house and having to fight their way back in sparked backlash from the viewers at home. Speculations that the person who had chosen the four people had alternative reasons for racial bias compared to strict gameplay. With this happening on just the first day, more was to come.

As the second person getting evicted from the house was revealed, people were surprised when Julie Chen (the host of the show) announced that the first three evicted houseguests (plus the person that was banished) would stay inside of the house. They would then battle it out in a comeback challenge. But meanwhile, they would stay in "Camp Comeback."

What really can be the highlight of the show is seeing how people can truly work together even when they have nothing alike. People creating alliances with someone they would've never come across in their actual day to day life. Seeing the dynamics of people, both good and bad, has created something that everyone can appreciate. Especially with live feeds running 24/7, there really is nothing to hide inside of the Big Brother House.

With blindsides, alliances, tears, and victories running high, nothing is off the table on this show. Tune into Big Brother on CBS every Sunday at 8/7 central and Wednesday/Thursday at 9/8 central to see it all go down. With now 12 people remaining, anything could happen and as always, expect the unexpected!