Big Brother, but better.

Always innovative network CBS continues its trend of producing cutting-edge television with the announcement of this summer’s Big Brother All-Stars, their latest spin on the reality program that locks potentially the world’s most boring people in an artificial home for three months, with only each other for entertainment and the possibly only peanut butter and jelly to consume.

In a statement released on Wednesday, CBS announced that the house guests moving in for the seventh season will be selected from participants from the previous six, all to be chosen by you, America, and your vote. The returning roomies will compete for a $500,000 prize as well as the stigma, er, prestige, of being able to outwit (if you want to call it that) their fellow bunkmates. Hard-hitting journalist Julie Chen will continue to slum as hostess.