Where you can watch old seasons of Big Brother

Before there was slop there was peanut butter and jelly and before there were houseguests voting out each other there was a public vote and before there was Zingbot 9000 there was nothing.

It seems the only two constants onBig Brotherthrough the years have been Julie Chen andTeam Ants.

For many newer fans, show icons likeDr. Will, Mike Boogie,Evel Dick, Janelle Pierzina, andDan Gheeslingare the only names they here reminisced about. So where can recent Big Brother fans catch old episodes and seasons of the show? Here are some options.

Paramount+ essential to watch Big Brother

An ideal option for CBS and MTV reality show fans isParamount+, a $5.99 a month (Paramount+ Essential) streaming service that serves up all past seasons ofBig Brother,Survivor,The Amazing Race,and CBS’s newest reality competition showThe Summit.

Paramount+ Essential is also a great option for the die-hardBig Brotherfan as it also offers the 24/7Big Brother Live Feedsand replays of the week’s three shows at the subscribers' disposal.

BesidesBig Brother,The Amazing Race, andSurvivor,Paramount+ Essential also hasThe Challengeoffering up past seasons as well as replays and access to the current weekly shows. Before, you could watchThe Challengereplays on the MTV website, but now the streaming services are the only places to catch it after it airs on Wednesdays.

This one is the best of the bunch for the die-hardBig Brotherfan for so many reasons. If you wanted to watch Season 1, Episode 1 ofBig Brotherand see how it all began, you could do so quite easily for the cost of a cup of Starbucks and the click of a couple of buttons.

Amazon Prime Video

Another way to find and watch past seasons ofBig BrotherisAmazon Prime Video. This streaming service, owned by Amazon, is primarily known for making its own content through Amazon MGM Studios but they also host content from other providers.

Here you can buy (or “rent”) past episodes ofBig Brotherfor $1.99 or $2.99 or full seasons (in HD or SD) for $19.59 or $19.99. You can also subscribe to Paramount+ through Amazon Prime and get access to all of the episodes and seasons along with the aforementioned Live Feeds.

Die-hardBig Brotherjunkies will tell you that you aren’t watching the real show if you aren’t watching the Live Feeds. Unfortunately, there is no way to watch the Live Feeds from past seasons unless you know someone who recorded every minute and that would be a technical and time-consuming nightmare.

Pluto TV

A fun and modern option to see pastBig Brotherepisodes as well as those Live Feeds isPluto TV, a free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) that has so much quality content reality TV junkies would love includingBig Brotherchannel—which airs episodes non-stop—and theSurvivorchannel among others.

Owned and operated by the Paramount division of Paramount Global, Pluto TV also has aThe Challengechannel,aThe Amazing Racechannel, and aHell’s Kitchenchannelfor you Gordon Ramsay fans.

Although it’s free, one problem with these dedicated reality TV show channels that run episodes 24/7 is that you can’t control the episode you are watching so you are at the mercy of their own random programming. Still, it’s a great idea and gives fans and newbies a chance to catch episodes of these popular and evolving shows.

Netflix

The extremely popular streaming serviceNetflixalso serves up past seasons ofBig Brother, but for now, only has Season 6 and Season 17 and odds are they won’t be showing any more recent seasons.

Netflix has three pricing tiers, Standard with ads ($6.99 a month), Standard ($15.49 a month), and Premium ($22.99). If you are a fan looking for pastBig Brotherepisodes and seasons, you can do better than Netflix.

Roku

Rokuoffers up some past seasons ofBig Brother. But like Netflix, only a limited few. You can watchBig BrotherSeasons 10, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 24, and 25 there now as well asCelebrity Big Brotherseasons.

Like Pluto TV, is free but you may be charged monthly or yearly fees for any premium apps you access through your account. You can get Paramount+ Essential ($7.99 per month, $59.99 per year), Netflix, and Pluto TV on Roku but not for free.

YouTube

YouTube has aBig Brotherchannelyou can subscribe to which has full episodes available for no charge to $1.99 and up for the casual fan and is a great option for those wanting to check out some really old episodes but not be locked into a subscription service.

You can see fun episodes likeBig Brother 3,Episode 3,Big Brother 4, Episode 19,Big Brother6 Episode 27andBig Brother 9- Episode 2all for free on this channel. This would be an ideal option for an old fan wanting to reminisce on early seasons or a new fan wanting to see what the show was like earlier this millennium.

Other places like Fandango at Home also offer up some pastBig Brothercontent.

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