Big Brother 17 Houseguest Superlatives For The Class Of 2015

This season of Big Brother was full of unique, unconventional, and quirky characters all living together under one roof. 

As we close the chapter on Season 17, let's celebrate each of the Houseguests by paying homage to their most memorable qualities!

We'll never forget when Audrey wrapped herself in a blanket, quarantined herself in the Have-Not room, and refused to speak to the other Houseguests. But not before putting on a musical performance for all the live feeders, of course.

Is this really real? Yes, it is real. Really real.

The Medieval historian loved to quote classic literature and make dramatic speeches, so it comes as no surprise that he'd be the Houseguest to most likely recite a line from the famous playwright. 

If Becky can handle getting hit in the face by a train, this Colorado babe can survive anything!

Mr. Perfection definitely looks the part of Prince Charming. As for saving damsels in distress, we're betting Shelli has some nice things to say about Clay's rescuing skills.

Mama Da' was the queen of throwing shade and calling people out on their faults. Point blank and the period.

The Venice Beach skater walked into the Big Brother house rocking his golden locks and dropping his bro code knowledge on the the rest of the Houseguests. Sadly, it didn't take long before Jace was asked to walk back out.

The Vegas showgirl was a huge fan of the Whackstreet Boys and supported them throughout their Big Brother career. Like a true fan, the professional dancer attended every one of their performances, even the early morning ones. 

The retail associate pulled some of the most elaborate pranks on his fellow Houseguests, but his favorite target was definitely Julia. Whether he crept around in the dark, hid in closets or inside trash bags, "James-uh" went all out to scare the Miami beach babe. 

This sassy Boston stock boy was easily "mortified" by some his fellow Houseguests—and their untraditional facial hair. (Yes, we're looking at your ponytail beard, Austin.)

The account executive loved flirting with the ladies in the BB17 house.

First, he targeted Meg, but then he moved on to Liz. Unfortunately, his coy personality contributed to him getting evicted from the house. 

The rock-star dentist had one of the most unique and contagious laughs in Big Brother history, so it's no wonder he became such a fan favorite.

The Florida babe had fans in stitches when she often confused certain idioms and historical facts. Sure, it's not the most flattering on-screen legacy, but we're betting Julia never again mistakes Sigmund Freud for Sigfried and Roy.

The Miami marketing coordinator loved to fully express herself during those Diary Room interviews, but she often let her hands to a majority of the talking. 

Meg got along so well with everyone that no one wanted to vote her out, which made the New York City server the ultimate pawn. 

Shelli, the green squirrel, had the best high-pitched shriek this season and, between her romance with Clay and the Sixth Sense alliance, we sure heard it a lot. 

The engineering student entered the Big Brother house as a socially unaware super-fan, but left with a Rolodex full of friends—and a mighty fat wallet.

The Vegas poker player shed so many tears this season, she could probably fill up enough water reservoirs to save the sunny state from dehydration. 

To see all these beloved Houseguests in action, watch Season 17 of Big Brother on CBS All Access.