Big Brother will be heading into its 20th season this summer, but fans expecting another All-Stars edition for the 20th anniversary shouldn't get their hopes up. In a new interview, executive producer Allison Grodner promised a "brand new cast" for this summer.
In an interview with Goldderby about the recent Celebrity Big Brother, Grodner was asked about Big Brother 20. She made it clear that the cast will be new, as opposed to Survivor which celebrated its 20th season with the memorable Heroes vs. Villains All-Stars season.
Grodner also teased that they are "completely revamping this house" for the new season and it will feature "new and innovative twists
that will help commemorate this 20th season."
The promise of a brand new cast is exciting sine it's something the show hasn't done for a while. Both seasons 18 and 19, as well as Over the Top in between, all featured at least one returning HG. However, it's interesting to think that the twists themselves may be the way that the show honors its 20-season legacy. Perhaps this means memorable past competitions or twists will come into play.
In addition to talking about Big Brother 20, Grodner also revealed that if they were to do another celebrity edition, the only real change would be to focus on making sure the contestants didn't volunteer to be evicted, like what happened with Keshia Knight Pulliam and Metta World Peace.
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