Two Houses: What is This?

Welcome all, to my latest Sims reality show baby. 

Two Houses is very reminiscent of Big Brother, a show I have loved for quite some time now. The basic grasp of Big Brother is a competitive, social-strategy and power-wielding reality show, featuring a bunch, an assortment, of contestants from all walks of life. They are thrust into a house - or in this case, two houses...woah! - and they live life inside closed doors, watched by millions upon millions of cameras...nah, I'm just kidding, it's less than that. 

Anyway! The point is...Big Brother (a show I do not own, nor do I credit this [my idea] as completely original) is all about the social experiment it offers. Can one become the champion out of, say, fifteen other contestants? How will they attempt such a feat, and what will obstruct their view of that glory, the competition-winning glory? 

Two Houses is like Big Brother, but seeing double. You've hit your head, and you open your eyes, and there are two houses. How?! Oh my! Is that even legal?! Well...it is, I suppose. 

This is all for fun. I stress that heavily. 

I have created this show for not only my own enjoyment, because man reality shows are fun, but for your enjoyment too - because I try to be entertaining. 

I hope I'm funny. 

So, as I was saying...Two Houses, a doubled BB show, has a few twists up its sleeves. Not only are there two houses competing within themselves, but in a game of doubles, every contestant gets a second chance - prior to merge, however. After the evictions - the ones prior to merge - the evictees face off against one another for a chance to return to the game, to the house from which they DID NOT get evicted from. 

But, of course, once the two houses are merged together to form the official final eight, all second chances are stripped - the game is then gearing up towards the very final finale. 

Where a winner will be crowned, and a loser will go home. 

[If you'd like further clarification, please check out Season 2 of Two Houses, airing now]