Will Dr. Will Win Again?
The Evil Doctor Descends On Big Brother All Stars
Will Kirby won Big Brother 2. He's proven that he's one of the most devious and intelligent players of all time. Will he win again? I think so.
Love him or hate him, the Evil Doctor, dermatologist Will Kirby is controlling the action in the Big Brother All Star House this summer.
Dr. Will strikes fear in the heart of Big Brother fans - and contestants alike. And he should. Dr. Will is evil, but in such a deliciously decadent way. It's hard to hate him, but perhaps even harder to love him.
Either way, it's obvious that he's playing to win. From the moment Will entered the All Stars House, it was "GAME ON!" Sure, many of us questioned Dr. Will's initial strategy of asking everyone to put him up on the nomination block. He literally begged people to vote him out.
Dr. Will knew that as the only winner of Big Brother (remember - he took top honors in Season 2) there was a huge target on his back (think: Survivor All Stars.)
By asking to be voted out, he threw the other houseguests off. So much so that no one put him up in the first few weeks.
That was their biggest mistake.
In that time, Dr. Will lulled people into a false sense of security. They felt that he wasn't playing the game nearly as hard as he was. He wasn't a threat, so why vote him out? Maybe, he'd make a great goat at the end. I mean who wouldn't win against Dr. Will, right?
Did no one watch his season of Big Brother prior to entering the All Stars' House? Dr. Will clearly knows how to uncover and then push people's buttons. He can make others do his bidding and make them think it's in their best interest to do so. Will has even said this season that he's "too good at this game and it scares him." Too true, Evil Doctor. Too true.
However, Will isn't a force in challenges. Whether he throws them or just really sucks at them is up for debate. Will may not put the effort into the challenges because - well - he understands that winning competitions will put the target back on your back. Big Brother is more of a social game. It's won and lost in alliances, or so it would totally seem in this All Star Season.
Will orchestrated a deal with Kaysar. He took the target off of his - and Mike Boogie's - back. I mean everyone knows that the pals and business partners are in this together. They even call themselves Chilltown for crissakes. Will offered to work with Season 6 to get out the floaters - people who didn't have such a clear alliance.
All that did was upset the house. Season 6 won the most of the initial Head of Household competitions. Only Jase, who was evicted third, held a co-HOH with Janelle in the first several weeks in the house. They proved they were very strong. When they did nothing but pick on floaters and take out people who were seemingly harmless like Nakomis and Diane, they ticked off Danielle, Marcellas, Chicken George and Erika, the ultimate floater who is working with Chilltown in her own special way. (She's got some sort of a showmance going on with Boogie, although there are rumors that the relationship started pre-Big Brother All Stars and that the couple is quite serious. They may even be engaged.)
If that weren't bad enough, Dr. Will has been working on Janelle for quite some time. They've been flirting, and for a while it wasn't clear who was playing who, but it seems that Will has the upper hand. He got Janelle to nominate one of her closest allies, Marcellas. He told her that Marcy was just a pawn - and she believed him. Marcellas, of course, was the first one off to sequester.
Then, Janelle tried to get Howie to go with her in a pseudo-alliance with Will and Boogie. Howie decided to trust Chilltown and was ousted in one of the ugliest evictions ever. He was nominated by his own jedi padowan, Chicken George Boswell. In fact, Howie's still upset and has been hitting the interview circuit from the sequester house. (You can read a cool recap of the episode here.)
Now, Janelle has decided to enter into some sort of aggreement with Will because they're friends or perhaps something more. Who knows? Maybe Janelle figures she can keep her enemy closer or something. However, she's watched her whole alliance go up in smoke and Will has said more than once in the Diary Room and to Boogie when alone that Janelle's useful because she's got the bigger target on her back now.
Obviously Will has a teflon sort of strategy. To keep the heat off of him, he'll deflect it onto others. It's very effective. I mean he tells others that he has to check with Boogie when there's a specific problem with a plan. He keeps Janelle in the house as a pawn. He's gotten rid of his biggest threats such as Kaysar and James by careful manipulation that doesn't look like manipulation at all.
However, has he gone too far? Danielle Hendrix has vowed to see Boogie and Will out of this game now that James, her strongest ally, was sent packing. With Erika as Head of Household, will she be able to do it? Would Erika put up her beau Boogie and his cronie, Will? I'm not sure. She'd be more likely to put up Danielle and Janelle and let the two alpha femmes fight it out.
Right now, it looks like Dr. Will's going to run away with the All Stars title. You know what, he deserves it.
They should've gotten rid of him when they had the chance. Now, it may be too late!
