A Big Brother alum advanced again on the game show, 99 To Beat.
Airing Wednesday nights on FOX, the show has 100 people competing for a $1 million prize.
Ken Jeong and Erin Andrews co-host, and Season 2 is airing this fall.
The show mixes reality TV alumni with regular folks.
What is 99 To Beat?
The first season of 99 To Beat debuted last year, and its success led to a new season.
Basically, 100 contestants compete in physical and unique challenges until only one person is left. As the show’s title teases, the winner has 99 people to beat.
The slogan is “don’t finish last,” and that says it all. Even if you struggle in a challenge, you want to avoid finishing last.
The last-place player (or team) gets eliminated each round.
Each week, an episode features four solo games and one team game. It leads to many eliminations, and the format repeats every week. The prize pool increases by $1,000 each time someone is eliminated.
Big Brother and Survivor alums advance on 99 To Beat
Many reality TV alums have been involved in this season.
That includes Susan Noles from The Golden Bachelor, Jordan Heller from The Golden Bachelorette, Kyle Abrams from Love Is Blind, and Daya Betty from RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Our CBS stars are also doing very well.
Quinn Martin from Big Brother has now survived the first six episodes. He was in danger during the November 4 installment, but he keeps advancing.
Likewise, Kellie Nalbandian from Survivor and her wife, Gabby, have also advanced through the first six episodes.
Quinn, Kellie, and Gabby are now in the final 30.
How far can our Big Brother and Survivor folks make it? Tune in to find out!
New episodes of 99 To Beat air Wednesday nights at 9/8c on FOX (right after The Floor).
Previous episodes of 99 To Beat are streaming on Hulu.
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