It’s that time of the Big Brother season to look back at the final three player’s games and discuss what they did well, their biggest mishaps, and what makes them deserving of winning the game. For the next few days, I will be analyzing and exploring Enzo Palumbo, Nicole Franzel, and Cody Calafiore‘s Big Brother: All-Stars games. This is just to see what may help them win Big Brother 22 and what obstacles that the jury may factor into making their final decisions.

Up first is Enzo. Enzo made the top three on Big Brother 12, and history could repeat itself on finale night if he falls short of making the final two. Many Big Brother: All-Stars have been haunted by the mistakes of their past, and have left the game the same way they did in their original seasons. Unfortunately, many players have repeated their same mistakes. Will Enzo beat his Big Brother demons on finale night?

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We are only four days away from the Big Brother 22 finale. It’s been a long 80-days plus for Nicole Franzel, Cody Calafiore, and Enzo Palumbo as they edge closer to the half-a-million prize and title of Big Brother: All-Stars winner. For Enzo and Cody, this will be their first win, but for Nicole, who won Big Brother 18, she has a shot of winning the game twice.

Nicole made history her original season by being the first woman to beat a man in the final two. Then it became a welcomed pattern. The only other player to make it this far as a former Big Brother winner was Dan Gheesling. He faced off against Ian Terry in the Big Brother 14 finale. Ian ultimately took home the prize. Dan losing to Ian has falsely created this belief that the jury won’t crown someone the winner of Big Brother twice. I think Dan lost Big Brother 14 because he had pissed off too many jury members, nothing to do with him being a former winner.

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We are only two competitions away from the jury members getting to vote for the Big Brother 22 winner. These last competitions can really determine who takes home the grand prize. The only way to take control of your game, at this stage of Big Brother: All-stars, is to win the competitions. By now, it’s really too late to have much influence over the jury.

Big Brother Over the Top Head of Household (CBS)

The final speeches in this newer version of Big Brother don’t hold that much weight. Therefore, the way that you treated the jury prior to their eviction is really what’s going to lose or gain you votes. Nicole Franzel, Enzo Palumbo, and Cody Calafiore played the first part of the final Big Brother: All-Stars on Thursday.

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Well, this is it folks…the final week of Big Brother All-Stars. Tonight, we get to take a look at the highlights and lowlights of the legend-filled season. This has been a predictable season with the Committee alliance completely and totally controlling the game from the start. Blindsides really weren’t a thing, nor were any other surprises around the corner for the houseguests or viewers.

We watched as Cody Calafiore won seven competitions while never landing on the block. Enzo Palumbo finished with a respectable three competition wins (no block nominations either), and Nicole Franzel with an HOH and a POV win in the same week. Nicole also survived 3 block nominations which is no easy feat. No one’s resumè looks quite as impressive as Cody’s, but that’s not all the jury members consider when selecting the winner.

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Tonight is the night that kicks off the Big Brother 22 finals. We saw Christmas Abbott leave today, one spot short of the final three. She ended up placing one position less than her original Big Brother 19 season. Now it’s down to the final three Big Brother: All-Star players, Enzo Palumbo, Cody Calafiore, and Nicole Franzel. They are a few competitions away from the final two players, and either second or first place. This would be Enzo and Cody’s first time winning Big Brother, but Nicole could make history and become the first time second time Big Brother winner.

Big Brother Over the Top Head of Household (CBS)

The Big Brother: All-Stars finale happens this Wednesday, October 28, but before we can get there, there are three parts of the final Head of Household competition. The first part played out tonight, and part two plays out over the weekend, and the final part will happen during the live Big Brother 22 finale.

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