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Unlabelled [BigBrotherChatII] EXCLUSIVE: ‘Big Brother’ Winner Dan Gheesling Won’t Do All-Stars Next Summer -- But Here’s Who Might!

[BigBrotherChatII] EXCLUSIVE: ‘Big Brother’ Winner Dan Gheesling Won’t Do All-Stars Next Summer -- But Here’s Who Might!

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Next summer, Big Brother turns 20 -- and fans and former houseguests alike are calling for an all-stars installment. There hasn't been an all-veteran cast since season seven, back in 2006.

"It has to be all-stars!" season 16's Frankie Grande pleads to ET. "If it isn't all-stars, you guys are seriously f**king up! Like, come on. It's 20! It would be amazing."

ET caught up with Frankie and other former houseguests -- Nicole Franzel, Victor Arroyo, Jessie Godderz, Da'Vonne Rogers, Caleb Reynolds, James Huling and Austin Matelson -- on set of a special mock movie trailer shoot for Big Brother 19 in Los Angeles in August, which will premiere during a competition on Sunday night's episode.

All eight of them are up for another go at the $500,000 grand prize, but there is one alum that fans won't see back in the Big Brother house: Dan Gheesling. The season 10 champ, and season 14 runner-up, says he's more than happy with his two times in the game.

Next summer, Big Brother turns 20 -- and fans and former houseguests alike are calling for an all-stars installment. There hasn't been an all-veteran cast since season seven, back in 2006.

"It has to be all-stars!" season 16's Frankie Grande pleads to ET. "If it isn't all-stars, you guys are seriously f**king up! Like, come on. It's 20! It would be amazing."

ET caught up with Frankie and other former houseguests -- Nicole Franzel, Victor Arroyo, Jessie Godderz, Da'Vonne Rogers, Caleb Reynolds, James Huling and Austin Matelson -- on set of a special mock movie trailer shoot for Big Brother 19 in Los Angeles in August, which will premiere during a competition on Sunday night's episode.

All eight of them are up for another go at the $500,000 grand prize, but there is one alum that fans won't see back in the Big Brother house: Dan Gheesling. The season 10 champ, and season 14 runner-up, says he's more than happy with his two times in the game.

While he has no plans to compete, Dan does have some casting ideas. He says he would like to see season 17's Vanessa Rousso back in the game, along with season 16 winner Derrick Levasseur and season 13 champion Rachel Reilly.

"You bring in some people that are gonna have opposition, then you bring in some … competition people," he explains. "I think you could see Rachel one more time, and she could even win again. You don't know. But I just think there's enough players -- even standing in this green room with all these players, there's a lot of alpha males up there. They're all jacked, throw a couple of them up there and you'll get some good TV."

Those alpha males include season 16's "Beast Mode Cowboy," Caleb Reynolds, who admits to ET he was a little starstruck by Dan in that green room.

"I kind of feel like the guy that's coming back to high school when it's about 10 years too late," Dan jokes. "I walk around and it's like the new school of Big Brother, and it's cool to see all the new faces, the new players."

"Equate it to the NBA," he adds. "You have the Wilt Chamberlain era. You have the Michael Jordan era. You have the LeBron James era. I'm not saying I'm any of those people, but there's seasons of Big Brother and I feel like there was a cutoff, and now we're on a new era. I just sit back and enjoy that."

"The biggest thing that I tell Big Brother alumni is, when your time's up, still talk about the show, but talk about that season," Dan continues. "No one cares about season 10 or season 14. Let's talk about season 19. I think a lot of people hang on too long. Now, I'm past being a competitor and I'm back to being a fan again."

Still, there is one thing he'll talk about from his time on the show: the infamous season 14 funeral. After suffering through a day-long solitary confinement punishment, Dan emerged and held a "funeral" for himself, laying his Big Brother game to rest -- but it was all an elaborate plan, which worked, to bounce back.

"Equate it to the NBA," he adds. "You have the Wilt Chamberlain era. You have the Michael Jordan era. You have the LeBron James era. I'm not saying I'm any of those people, but there's seasons of Big Brother and I feel like there was a cutoff, and now we're on a new era. I just sit back and enjoy that."

"The biggest thing that I tell Big Brother alumni is, when your time's up, still talk about the show, but talk about that season," Dan continues. "No one cares about season 10 or season 14. Let's talk about season 19. I think a lot of people hang on too long. Now, I'm past being a competitor and I'm back to being a fan again."

Still, there is one thing he'll talk about from his time on the show: the infamous season 14 funeral. After suffering through a day-long solitary confinement punishment, Dan emerged and held a "funeral" for himself, laying his Big Brother game to rest -- but it was all an elaborate plan, which worked, to bounce back.




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