Way back in the summer of 2001, when Big Brother, and reality television in general, was in its infancy, a legend was being created. The last Houseguest to walk in the Big Brother 2 house, and the last Houseguest to walk out, Dr. Will Kirby...
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Way back in the summer of 2001, when Big Brother, and reality television in general, was in its infancy, a legend was being created. The last Houseguest to walk in the Big Brother 2 house, and the last Houseguest to walk out, Dr. Will Kirby showed the world just how well the game can be played.

Losing at every competition, and being nominated 4 times for eviction, Will showed us all how great of an escape artist he was. Back when there was no Veto to save yourself, Will perfected the art of being the Evil Pawn, using his genius tactic of being the perfect F2 partner to his advantage, manipulating Nicole and Hardy, arguably the dominant challenge forces in the House, to keep him around to the F4.

Upon reaching the Finals, it was clear that the jury, who had gone home and watched the entirety of the show play out, favored Will and his "Hate Me While I'm Having Fun" gameplay over Nicole, who's neurotic rage caused many of the jury members to despise her.

Most notably about Will's time in the Big Brother House is his Final 2 Speech, which is a Closing Speech that has never since been duplicated or even attempted to reach the levels of insult that he used while giving it. He used a zany, and surprisingly logical, method of arriving at the conclusion that if the jury hated him, then maybe it was because they really hated reality.

This mocking speech, which left even Will's best friend Mike Boogie's mouth wide open, was not enough to change the jury's mind, and Will easily won the game by a comfortable margin of 5-2 (the 9-person jury was whittled down to 7 after both Nicole and Will were allowed to strike someone's jury vote).

While disappearing from the mainstream as he moved on to bigger and better things with his career, the Big Brother game kept going, and 5 seasons later, Will was given the opportunity to go for broke 1 more time in Big Brother: All-Stars in the summer of 2006.

Almost immediately, members of the House expressed their interest in removing the self-proclaimed Evil Doctor from the game, but with more impending alliances dominating the game (Season 6) and keeping him safe, Dr. Will managed to make it to sequester by using a strategy where he begged the other Houseguests to vote him out before sequester. His plan worked, as the House kept him in the game thinking they were forcing Will to stay, but they did exactly what he wanted.

After seeing her biggest support in the House, Kaysar, get evicted, Will took Janelle under his wing, and with her challenge dominance, combined with Will's strategic mastermind convincing all 8 of the other Houseguests that he had their best interest in mind, Will managed to take Janelle and his best buddy Mike Boogie to the F4, without even a whisper of dissent being spoken of him.

It wasn't until the Final 4 that Will's genius finally caught up to him, and when Janelle won the Power of Veto and saved herself, there was nothing the Evil Doctor could do to prevent his fate, and the greatest competitor in Big Brother history became the first person to successfully evict the greatest player in reality TV history.

To this day, no one has played a game on any reality show that has quite held the awe of an audience like Will has. Using a combination of charm and self-proclaimed evil, Will almost won the Big Brother game twice. He may have finally been evicted, but Will has finally shown to the world that his first win wasn't a fluke.

Dr. Will Kirby, the legend, the mastermind, the Evil Doctor.