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Ah, it's that time again. Hamster watchers around the world are poised to hit that Big Brother 10 live feeds icon on their computers. The show premiered tonight, back to its summer season and, supposedly, back to its roots -- strangers living in a house. That's right. No previous relationships, no estranged family members, just strangers in the house. To spice things up, it looks like the production staff sought out opposite personalities in respect to political issues. I don't know how keen I am on that aspect, but you know I'll be watching.

Hey, if the ChenBot is wearing Devo glasses, it should be an interesting season, right? Video cast interviews beyond the jump!

Diane Henry, the third place winner of Big Brother 5, and Jen Johnson (BB8) have interviewed the cast members of the BB10 house for CBS News, KCAL 9. How could I not share some of them with you?

First is Jerry, the 75-year old great-grandfather of the season. An avid fan of the show since the first season, he's a man with a plan. The best line of the interview? When asked about Dick Donato (Evel Dick from BB8), Jerry said, "Out of a million sperm, it's hard to believe he was the fastest swimmer." Will his winning strategy work? I find it shades of Kail's dismal failure in BB8, but you never know.



The next up to bat is Michelle, another long-time fan of the show. Uh-oh, her strategy might include showmances. Redeeming her for me is that she's a big Dr. Will (BB2, BB7) fan. I think her most telling line was:"I'm going to try to be as real as I can be ... maybe ... or maybe not." She thinks she'll get along better with the guys than the women. She thinks crying is healthy. Have we another Amber in the house? I predict political fireworks between her and a few others in the house.



It's onto Memphis, the bartender ... er, mixoligist. He claims he invents drinks and isn't a mere bartender. He isn't the huge fan of the show that we see with Jerry and Michelle. He has a long term girlfriend, so I don't think any possible romance he has on the show will be anything more than a shallow showmance. I think his personality can be summed up in his own words -- "All the girls who work with me love me. They all want to have sex with me." He claims to be a "legitimate nice guy and a hustler." Um. Okay.



Keesha "I'm a Hooters girl" is next. She's a recent fan of the show. In other words, she's only watched parts of one season on her own -- BB8 with her doppelgãnger, Daniele Donato. Other than that, it's been taped shows the staff showed her while in sequester. "Working at Hooters has prepared me for this." Oh my. She doesn't want to be seen as a threat. I already hear her as a threat. I don't think I want to hear that voice on my live feeds all summer!



Angie thinks she's a huge Big Brother fan because she's watched the show for five seasons. Heh. I don't think she knows the rabid internet crowd for the show. "I won't be part of an orgy, but I will be out there laughing about it." I have to say that goes along with my own path in life, so this gal might have a chance. She seems to have thought about her strategy and the possibilities that she might have to change it to stay in the house. She doesn't care for messy or judgmental people. That could be a downfall to her game plan.



Dan watched the first few seasons, then it's been hit and miss. He's a Catholic school teacher and has been told if he disgraces his school, he will be fired. "Just because I don't have a strategy doesn't mean certain personality traits that I have aren't going to allow me to win with ease." He seems to be pretty darn cocky for a kid wet behind his ears. He claims that if Hilary Clinton had won Presidential election, he would have moved out of the country. I think he's not only very conservative, he's a misogynist. He's all that and a bag of chips, just ask him.


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