Big Brother 22 has had seven out of the eight weeks with The Committee in power.  They have become one of the most dominant alliances in Big Brother history. There are only two evictions away from making the final six together, a rarity in the Big Brother world. Usually, big alliances stay loyal for the most part but a player or two is lost before they reach their goal of final six, final eight, or whatever the case may be.

The Committee has had a lot of distrust among their members, but no one is willing to be the first to pull the trigger on their alliance members, and also, usually, just when one player is willing to strike against another, an alliance member who has too much to lose by taking out an alliance member  becomes Head of Household. This was the case this week with Cody Calafiore as Head of Household. 

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On Thursday, Big Brother 22 makes history with a triple eviction playing out live. This will be the first time a regular season of Big Brother US has had a triple eviction. Both seasons of Celebrity Big Brother experienced triple evictions, but they’re a little different as it’s usually done on the finale night. Big Brother Canada had its first triple eviction during season 3. It then had ones during season 5 and 6.

During Big Brother Canada, it plays out basically the same way a Double Eviction plays out. There is the initial eviction, and then the houseguests play in the Head of Household competition. The new Head of Household, instead of making two nominations, makes three. In Big Brother Canada, there is a twist where the Head of Household cannot play in the Veto competition, so the three nominees and three selected players play for the Veto. If the Veto is used, a new nominee must be named.

The houseguests not on the block then select one houseguest to save. The two houseguests with the least votes are evicted. This is how we would expect Thursday’s Big Brother: All-Stars eviction to go, but we don’t think that’s how this triple eviction will play out.

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This Big Brother 22 week ended with Da’Vonne Rogers walking out of the Big Brother: All-Stars door and becoming the newest member of the jury house. Da’Vonne’s departure left the game with nine players remaining, and on Thursday, it will become six players. Host Julie Chen-Moonves announced that on Thurday, Big Brother US will have its first-ever triple eviction on a regular season. We’re quickly approaching the final month of Big Brother: All-Stars. 

That means that these Head of Household and Veto competitions are more important than ever. Along with the announcement of the triple eviction, Big Brother showed us the new neighbor: Dr. Will Kirby. He will be hosting competitions that not only result in the Head of Household and Veto winner but some players will also win prizes.

This Thursday’s episode ended with the Head of Household competition yet to start.

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Week seven inside the Big Brother All-Stars house started as all others this season have… with the house majority alliance in control. Once Memphis Garrett won this week’s Head of Household competition, fans knew things would probably end as they have all season. But Memphis had a solid plan to backdoor David Alexander, that is until Tyler Crispen worked some Big Brother magic and helped to change his mind.

Kevin Campbell and Da’Vonne Rogers were nominated to the block this week as mere pawns in Memphis’ ultimate backdoor plan. They were even told that they would be safe and to have no worries. Then Tyler won the Power of Veto and everything changed. He went hard to work convincing Memphis that Day was working with their own alliance members, Dani Donato and Nicole Franzel. That was enough to scare Memphis into targeting Day this week and leaving David for another fight. Will Memphis stick to plan B now that the POV was not used to backdoor David?

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We had yet another predictable Big Brother 22 week, with the Big Brother: All-Star week being set basically before it even began. The only excitement came when Tyler Crispen won the Power of Veto and decided not to use it, completely disrupting Memphis Garrett‘s plan to backdoor David Alexander. Tyler not using the Veto basically set Da’Vonne Rogers‘ fate.

At the start of the week, Kevin Campbell was more of a target for Nicole Franzel and Daniele Donato-Briones, but once Tyler decided to not use the Veto, Da’Vonne became the focus. The feeds have been down for nearly an entire day, so we didn’t get to see if Da’Vonne’s campaign caused any shifts or switches. However, by the time they returned, the target was clear.

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