Curtis Kin
Made the final three of the very first American Big Brother — back when America, not the houseguests, voted people out — then went on to become a real-life judge.
The Story
One of ten strangers in the original 2000 experiment, playing a season with no HOH and no alliances to hide behind: the public decided who walked.
An attorney's patience and likability carried him past the field to the final three alongside Eddie McGee and Josh Souza.
America crowned Eddie the first-ever winner with 59%; Curtis finished 3rd on ~14% of the vote and took home $50,000. He later built a distinguished legal career, capped by a 2013 appointment to the Los Angeles County Superior Court bench.
Signature Moment
The lawyer who charmed America in Season 1 traded the diary room for a courtroom — literally becoming 'Your Honor.'
In your league, Curtis would've scored-2fantasy pts-0.2pts / week
Estimated from our default scoring — competition, survival & endgame events only. Social & drama events aren't recorded in historical grids, so real totals would run higher.
Career Résumé
Season by Season
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