17 icons were brought back because their past histories cemented them as the best of the best in BBUK history.
4 debuted in S1
3 debuted in S2
3 debuted in S3
3 debuted in S4
1 debuted in S6
3 debuted in S7
YOSHI was evicted
A war quickly broke out, and X and Nicole found themselves leading their own respective armies to battle. But in the Castle, there can only be 1 crown. At first, it seemed like X’s crew had this on lock.
DYLAN was evicted
CHRISTIAN was evicted
YANDERE was evicted
Power plays and an emotional majority alliance allowed the minority side to seize small victories, only to get knifed in the front after double-edged swords became the theme of the season.
CHANCE walked
JAYSON was evicted
The Quadruple eviction tore the house into petrified terror. And it made for ratings gold when 3 evictees came back. Hell Week proved that even when you think the biggest move of the season has been made— think again.
JOHNNY was evicted
NICOLE was evicted
X was evicted
Once Nicole and X were gone— it turned into a bloodbath! The All Stars vied for power and prestige to not only get to the end, but prove that they deserve to WIN— to the enemies they’d vanquished.
HONEY was evicted
KYLE was evicted
CHANELLE was evicted
LORENZO was evicted
Tonight, 3 housemates can say that they became finalists in this series’ season of All Stars.
Logan (lhooper902976) | Summer of Secrets, 3rd; Kingdom of Ice, 3rd; Code Red, 8th; Battle of Class, 8th
Total Days Spent in House: 122
Logan has spent more days in the BBUK house than any other housemate— he started off with that impressive record in the beginning of the season! And despite being targeted a few times, he was never “the target”, and held his own in the polls so that he could claim his right to stay in the castle.
Although Logan was burned by X in S6 after contemplating flipping against him, but deciding against it, Logan played a very loyal game this season, sticking to the majority alliance, laying low, and contemplating moves, but not going for the big plays until the very end of the game, where he kissed his showmance and Queen, Chanelle, goodbye. Logan is known for his under-the-radar gameplay, and his quiet strength got him all the way to the end of All Stars. He also returned to the game via a battle back, just like S2!
He has already made the final 3 TWICE. Is third time in the Final 3 a charm?
Megan (adamslater19) | Summer of Secrets, 14th; Code Red, 5th; Bad Blood, 5th
Total Days Spent in House: 91
Megan did not play the same game she played in the past. Out of the gate, she won a competition and decided to save X of all people from vulnerability! But right away, her focus went from creating bonds, to going to war.
Megan was the warpath Queen this season. Whether it was Chanelle, Honey, Johnny… or the JURORS (yes—Megan literally fought the jury during her jury questioning), she did not back down from a fight. She narrowly missed an early boot herself, but fought her ass off to stay in the game, playing from Tengaged mails and using every capacity she could to stay loyal to the minority alliance and go after the other side.
Despite being seen as weak and once again labeled as “bitchy”, Megan got to the final 3 by fighting like Hell and serving up Diary Room GOLD in the first half of the game. The second half of the game, she made plays against her former allies and then became less of a threat herself, because of her less “over-the-top” game moves.
Megan proved that there is a science to making the finals, and she has it down pat. But will her aggressive behavior toward the jury members keep her from getting the votes?
Scott Piddu | Code Red, 1st
Total Days Spent in House: 57
I have hosted this game for 3 years, and Scott is without a doubt, the most doubted winner. He has been shit on by former winners and nearly all former players because he won on a multi during S3, and he floated heavily in the first 2/3 of his game. The most infamous winner of BBUK made a much-anticipated return this season, and….?
He became a go-to source of trust for individuals on both sides of the “divide.” He was not targeted in the beginning of the game, at all. Instead, he was able to get a clear picture of the early house dynamics from the start by being in both major alliances—and he became a huge part of eventually decimating the majority.
In a season where it seemed like nobody but X had the ability to rule the castle, Scott proved that YES, you can be in the minority, YES, you can have a bad reputation, and YES, you can become the most powerful player in the game.
Going for huge power plays, he won the Dictator power, which forced him to evict 4 All Stars, and immediately face the wrath of 3 who battled back into the game. But Scott was not targeted until the end of the season, when his fellow All Stars began to see him as the new budding threat to win it all.
Scott’s natural popularity on the site, his status as a former winner, and his genuine ability to play a smart f*cking game could give him Sandra Diaz-Twine status in a series that brings back winners all the time. But WILL he win with a jury that he has had a huge hand in ousting— especially toward the end?
Who wins? It’s the finale, All Stars! And tonight, the JURY DECIDES!
