‘Big Brother’ season 28 finale: How to watch live for free tonight

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.After nearly three months of blindsides, showmances, power shifts, and reality-TV chaos, “Big Brother” season 28 reaches its live finale tonight. This means we’ll finally learn whether Taylor Brown, Rick Devens, or Drew Campbell walks away with the $750,000 grand prize.TL,DR: ‘Big Brother’ season 28 finaleThe live finale airs: Thursday, Oct. 1Time: 8 p.m. EasternChannel: CBSFree live stream: Fubo (free trial), DIRECTV (free trial)Live and on demand streaming: Paramount+ Premium (live stream) and Paramount+ (next day on demand)The finale will determine the final Head of Household winner, feature the season’s final eviction, allow jurors to question the finalists, and conclude with the jury vote for the winner. America’s Favorite Houseguest will also be announced.Who is in the ‘Big Brother’ season 28 Final 3?The remaining houseguests are:Taylor BrownRick DevensDrew CampbellTaylor enters finale night with momentum after winning the first part of the final HOH competition. Devens, meanwhile, has built one of the strongest competition résumés of the season and remains a popular pick among many fans and former players. Drew has largely emphasized his social game and strategic adaptability.The finale comes after one of the franchise’s most talked-about seasons in recent years, blending rookie players with returning reality-TV veterans and a string of elaborate twists, including a season-long time-travel theme, jury shakeups, ancient Egyptian-themed competitions and the velociraptor storyline. Who is on the jury?LaTrice “Lala” VerrettAngela MurrayBarrett PfeifferYash PatelMelody MorrisDee ValladaresOne final juror will join them during the finale after the season’s last eviction. The jury ultimately will determine who wins the $750,000 prize.What happened in episode 40? (Spoiler alert!)The road to finale night narrowed the field to the season’s final three houseguests: Taylor Brown, Rick Devens, and Drew Campbell. The most recent episode showcased the fallout from Dee Valladares’ eviction during episode 39’s Live Eviction, a significant moment because many fans viewed the “Survivor” winner as one of the season’s strongest strategic players. The episode also revisited memorable moments from throughout the summer while launching the first stage of the three-part Final Head of Household competition.Taylor secured Part 1 of the Final HOH competition, while Rick Devens won Part 2, setting up a live showdown between the two on finale night. The winner of Part 3 will choose which player joins them in the Final Two and which finalist becomes the last juror of the season.‘Big Brother’ season 28 finale streaming guideCord-cutters have several ways to watch “Big Brother” on CBS without traditional cable.DIRECTVDIRECTV offers access to local CBS stations and provides a free trial (5 days) for new subscribers. Packages then begin at $59.99 for 3 months before renewing at $89.99 monthly. Entertainment, sports, and news channels are included. “Big Brother” fans who start a trial can watch the finale live and cancel before charges begin if they do not wish to continue.Watch free on DIRECTVGet a 5-day free trial of DIRECTV to watch live for free.Get Free DIRECTVFuboFubo also carries CBS and remains one of the most popular streaming options for live TV viewers. The service offers season 28 finale viewers a free trial of up to 5 days and includes CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and numerous sports and entertainment networks. Fubo’s entry-level plan starts at $63.99 for one month then rolls over at $88.99 monthly.Watch free on Fubo Get Fubo's free trial and up to $30 off your first month of service.Get Free FuboParamount+Paramount+ is the official streaming home for “Big Brother.” Subscribers to the Paramount+ Premium plan can stream local CBS broadcasts live, while Essential subscribers can watch episodes on demand after they air. Paramount+ plans begin at approximately $8.99 monthly for Essential and $13.99 monthly for Premium.Watch on Paramount+Paramount+ Essential is $8.99/month or $89.99 for a full year.Get Paramount+ Brandi Carlile tickets: How to get seats to ‘Burn the Setlist’ tour nowWatch ‘South Park’ season 29, episode 2 for free: Butters takes on AI billionairesHow to watch ‘Survivor 51′ episode 2 Open Era for free todayHilary Duff Cleveland tickets: How to get ‘Lucky Me Tour’ 2027 passes nowHow to get Rod Stewart tickets to newly announced 2027 ‘Final Encore’ tour Abby L’Bert (she/her) is an entertainment commerce writer for cleveland.com. She graduated from The University of Akron and was raised in Northeast Ohio. Abby has extensive commerce writing experience from her...This article was produced with assistance from AI tools and reviewed by Cleveland.com staff.