All Stars

## Cast

This is the sixth season of The Powerhouse and the final season of the first era. This season will feature houseguests out of 58 eligible past contestants to return for one final chance at the game.

This is the first season to entirely feature only returning houseguests and the only season to feature no new houseguests.

## Casting + Development

For the first time, a casting call was not released out to the public. Past players were contacted privately about the opportunity to play in All Stars. In the end, 16 players were confirmed onto the season on January 15th, 2022 ready to play for the final chance.

## Twists

* **All-Stars**: For the first time, The Powerhouse would be all returning players. sixteen former houseguests, consisting of winners, finalists, legends, memorable personalities and some of the best to never win the game, all had something to prove. They all returned for another chance at the $500,000 grand prize and to cement themselves as The Powerhouse Legends.
* **Powerhouse Duos**: Opening the All Star game, the houseguests competed in a "Prove Your Worth" competition. Unbeknownest to the houseguests, this competition would be used to determine the order in which they would select their partners for the first beginning of the game. When a member of a duo becomes The Powerhouse, their partner would be immune. They then would nominate a duo rather than two individual houseguests, alongside the duo of auto-Outcasts. This would last for the first three weeks of the game.
* **Safety Star**: Whomever was the remaining member of the nominated pair that survived an eviction vote would be granted a Safety Star. A Safety Star guaranteed this houseguest a spot in the top twelve and immunity from all challenges and eviction. However, the recipients of a Safety Star were still required to vote to evict during the live eviction shows.
* **Battleback**: At the final eleven, the first five pre-jurors (with the exception of Nota) competed against each another in the Powerhouse competition alongside the houseguests; in which the winner got to re-enter the house. Michael was able to return to the house at the beginning of Week 5 after beating Andres, Irene and Lando.
* **V.I.P. Room**: During Weeks 6, 7 and 8, the V.I.P. Room opened up to the final ten houseguests. The viewers voted and the three houseguests who received the most votes would receive 100 "Stars". The next three would receive 75, and the remaining houseguests would receive 50. When the room was open, houseguests could go in and pay to play a competition. If they won the game, they would win a power. The stronger the power, the more expensive the game. A houseguest did not have to use their Stars immediately and can hold them for as long as possible. The twists could only be used in the week they are purchased, and the competitions could only be played once.
	+ **V.I.P. Access**: For 50 stars, a houseguest was given the opportunity to play in the Lifeline. However, had they been nominated, they would choose someone to play alongside them and the other Outcasts. Per usual, someone will be pulled down at the end of the week. Megz won this but since they were nominated, they picked Zaya to play.
	+ **Poisonous Cocktail**: For 125 stars, a houseguest would be given the opportunity to place a hit on a houseguest in private. If they were to be successfully evicted within the week or the next, they would gain immunity for the following week of their eviction. Daniel won this and picked Michael as their hit.
	+ **V.I.P. Lounge**: For 250 stars, a houseguest would be given the ability to exile any person of their choosing. It could be themself, an ally or even an enemy. That person would be given immunity but would not be able to talk to anyone for the entirety of the week. Aaronic, Callie, John and Logan competed for this, but ultimately Aaronic won and exiled himself.
* **Triple Eviction**: Unlike the Double Evictions in the past, this season introduced the Triple Eviction. It would work the same way as a Double Eviction but at the nomination ceremony, four houseguests would be nominated. The Safety Net twist was also in effect per usual. At the live eviction, the houseguests would cast their votes to save rather than to evict.
* **Final Four, Final Powerhouse**: Four houseguests will play in the competition with the winner selecting one houseguest to take to the finals.

* *Note: The houseguest in bold picked their partner. From left to right, this was the order in which the duos were selected based off of the Prove Your Worth competition. Since Lando and Madeline were left over, they became the final duo.*

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Zaya***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Jury: *Daniel***

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Walked**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

* *Note: Michael was evicted Week 4 but won his way back into the house at the beginning of Week 5 during the Powerhouse competition.*