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Big Brother: 10 Houseguests Who Deserve a Second Chance on All-Stars Season 30

Big Brother 30 could be one of the most exciting seasons in the show’s history, with rumors suggesting that CBS is planning another All-Stars edition featuring some of the most memorable Houseguests from previous seasons.

During the Big Brother 28 finale, Julie Chen Moonves announced that the reality competition had been renewed for two additional seasons. Season 29 is expected to air in 2027, followed by the milestone 30th season in 2028.

Although CBS has not officially confirmed an All-Stars format, reports suggest that producers are considering bringing back iconic contestants and potentially increasing the grand prize from $750,000 to $1 million.

Big Brother has previously featured two full All-Star seasons. Season 7 was won by Mike “Boogie” Malin, while Season 22 crowned Cody Calafiore as its champion.

If Season 30 follows the same format, there are plenty of former Houseguests who deserve another opportunity to compete. Here are ten standout players who have never participated in a full All-Stars season or won the game but could make an unforgettable return.

1. Helen Kim — Big Brother 15

Helen Kim became one of the most memorable players of Big Brother 15 in 2013 thanks to her strategic thinking and ability to influence major decisions.

After winning Head of Household during Week 3, Helen established herself as a powerful player and formed a close alliance with Elissa Slater.

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However, her growing influence eventually made her a target. Amanda Zuckerman recognized Helen as a potential threat and helped orchestrate her eviction during Week 8, leaving her in ninth place.

Helen also became associated with the famous “Helen was pushed!” conspiracy theory after viewers questioned whether someone interfered with her during a Wall competition. The theory has never been substantiated, but it remains a memorable part of Big Brother fandom.

A return in Season 30 would give Helen the chance to prove her strategic abilities against a new generation of competitors.

2. Victor Arroyo — Big Brother 18

Victor Arroyo was one of the most determined competitors in Big Brother 18, earning a reputation for his impressive physical performances and entertaining personality.

During the 2016 season, Victor won three Head of Household competitions and one Power of Veto.

His biggest achievement, however, was battling his way back into the house twice after being evicted.

That remarkable comeback story helped him become a fan favorite, ultimately earning him America’s Favorite Houseguest.

Victor’s competitive abilities and willingness to fight for survival could make him a serious threat in an All-Stars season.

Seeing him compete against other powerhouse players would certainly add excitement to the competition.

3. Tiffany Mitchell — Big Brother 23

Tiffany Mitchell is widely recognized as one of the strongest strategic players to emerge from recent Big Brother seasons.

During Season 23, she developed the famous Cookout strategy that helped all six alliance members reach the Final Six.

Her plan involved each Cookout member maintaining a close relationship with someone outside the alliance, reducing the chances that multiple alliance members would be targeted together.

The strategy ultimately helped Xavier Prather become the first Black winner of a regular U.S. Big Brother season.

Although Tiffany didn’t win the competition, her gameplay made a lasting impression and earned her America’s Favorite Houseguest.

An All-Stars season would give her another opportunity to showcase her strategic intelligence, potentially without having to prioritize the success of an entire alliance over her own game.

4. Michael Bruner — Big Brother 24

Michael Bruner established himself as one of the greatest competition performers in Big Brother history during Season 24.

He won an incredible six Power of Veto competitions, breaking the previous single-season record of five.

Michael also secured three Head of Household victories, bringing his total competition wins to nine and tying Janelle Pierzina’s single-season record.

Despite his impressive achievements, his dominance eventually made him the biggest target in the house, leading to his eviction before the finale.

Michael would be a fascinating addition to Season 30, particularly if he competed against other legendary competition winners.

With another chance to play, he could potentially combine his competitive strength with a more cautious strategic approach.

5. Cameron Hardin — Big Brother 25

Cameron Hardin became a standout personality during Big Brother 25, winning over fans with his determination and competitive performances.

He secured three Head of Household victories and two Power of Veto wins during the season.

His most unforgettable accomplishment came during the Pressure Cooker competition, where he endured for 13 hours and 49 minutes, narrowly missing the record established during Season 6.

Although Cameron struggled to maintain strong relationships inside the house, his ability to win when necessary made him a difficult opponent.

His popularity earned him America’s Favorite Houseguest, and he later appeared on Big Brother Reindeer Games.

A return for Season 30 would give Cameron another opportunity to improve his social strategy while competing against equally talented players.

6. Tucker Des Lauriers — Big Brother 26

Tucker Des Lauriers brought unpredictable gameplay and nonstop entertainment to Big Brother 26.

Although his journey lasted only six weeks, Tucker managed to win six competitions, including one Head of Household, three Power of Veto competitions, and two BB A.I. Arena challenges.

One of his boldest decisions came when he used the Power of Veto to save Angela Murray, despite being nominated himself.

He then relied on his competition abilities to secure his own safety.

Tucker’s fearless approach made him a major threat, but it also contributed to his early eviction before the jury phase.

Despite his short appearance, viewers voted him America’s Favorite Houseguest.

His combination of confidence, unpredictability, and competition skills makes him an exciting candidate for another season.

7. Keanu Soto — Big Brother 27

Keanu Soto spent much of Big Brother 27 fighting for his survival after becoming a frequent eviction target.

He was nominated eight times but repeatedly escaped elimination through competition victories.

Keanu won three Power of Veto competitions and two BB Block Buster challenges, allowing him to remove himself from danger on several occasions.

He also discovered the Mystery Competitor power, which brought former winner Kaycee Clark into a veto competition on his behalf.

Although his social game wasn’t always successful, Keanu proved that he could survive under enormous pressure.

His old-school approach to loyalty and alliances sometimes created conflict, but it also made him a memorable personality.

Returning for an All-Stars season could give Keanu an opportunity to develop stronger relationships while continuing to rely on his competitive abilities.

8. Morgan Pope — Big Brother 27

Morgan Pope came incredibly close to winning Big Brother 27, finishing in third place after establishing herself as one of the season’s strongest players.

She won two Head of Household competitions and five Power of Veto challenges while maintaining a close alliance with Vince Panaro.

Together, Morgan and Vince controlled significant portions of the game, positioning themselves for a potential Final Two appearance.

However, Morgan’s journey ended when she lost the final Head of Household competition.

Ashley Hollis ultimately chose to take Vince to the finale instead, leaving Morgan just short of the grand prize.

Morgan’s combination of social awareness, strategic thinking, and competition success makes her an obvious All-Stars contender.

Seeing her return without Vince could also reveal an entirely different side of her gameplay.

9. Drew Campbell — Big Brother 28

Drew Campbell became one of the biggest threats during Big Brother 28, reaching the Final Three before narrowly missing out on a chance to compete for the grand prize.

Throughout the season, Drew repeatedly saved himself from elimination by winning competitions.

Despite being nominated five times, he never faced an eviction vote because he managed to secure his safety.

His six competition victories included one Head of Household, three Power of Veto wins, and two BB Block Buster victories.

Drew also delivered an unforgettable performance in the Pressure Cooker competition, lasting 13 hours, 6 minutes, and 21 seconds.

However, his close relationship with eventual winner Rick Devens ultimately wasn’t enough to secure his spot in the Final Two.

After Taylor Brown convinced Rick that Drew represented a serious jury threat, Rick made the difficult decision to eliminate his closest ally.

An All-Stars return would give Drew a chance to compete again with the experience of knowing how close he came to winning.

10. Mallory Aurichio — Big Brother 28

Mallory Aurichio became one of the most entertaining underdogs of Big Brother 28.

Known as the “Pipe Queen” after her memorable pipe-building competition victory, Mallory earned a loyal following throughout the season.

Although she frequently found herself in difficult situations, she proved capable of fighting her way out of danger.

She saved herself through both Power of Veto and BB Block Buster victories, demonstrating her determination to remain in the competition.

Her eviction during the show’s historic 1,000th episode became especially memorable when the audience, filled with former Houseguests and winners, gave her a standing ovation.

Despite her elimination, Mallory left a lasting impression on viewers.

With more experience and a better understanding of the game’s strategic demands, she could become an even stronger competitor if given another opportunity.

Will Big Brother 30 Really Be an All-Stars Season?

While rumors about Big Brother 30 continue to circulate, CBS has not officially announced whether the milestone season will feature returning contestants.

The reported possibility of a $1 million grand prize has also not been confirmed.

Still, the idea of bringing together players from different generations of the franchise has created plenty of excitement.

From strategic masterminds like Tiffany Mitchell to fearless competitors like Tucker Des Lauriers and Michael Bruner, there is no shortage of Houseguests who could deliver an unforgettable season.

And with newer players such as Drew Campbell, Morgan Pope, and Mallory Aurichio joining the conversation, an All-Stars cast could offer an exciting mix of experience, strategy, rivalries, and unfinished business.

Which of these ten former Houseguests deserves another chance to win Big Brother? And who else should CBS invite back for Season 30? Share your dream All-Stars cast in the comments!

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