The great thing about the final five and final four Veto competitions is that they carry a lot of weight. These final two Veto competitions could completely change the course of the week and game. Whether Nicole Franzel gets her way and sends Memphis Garrett or Christmas Abbott out the Big Brother 22 game very much depends on if neither one of them wins the Veto.

Interestingly, this Big Brother: All-Star week could take a major dramatic turn if Enzo Palumbo wins the Power of Veto and makes a big move. He could take off Christmas or Memphis, forcing Nicole to nominate Cody Calafiore. This also ensures that Cody goes out of the game, because Enzo and whoever he removes could vote to save the other player. This would be a game-winning move but there is no way Enzo makes this move.

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We’re finally in the final stretch of Big Brother: All-Stars.  Only a few more evictions before we see the winner of Big Brother 22. Yesterday, Tyler Crispen left one week short of making the final five. Now we’re left with Nicole Franzel, Christmas Abbott, Enzo Palumbo, Memphis Garrett, and Cody Calafiore. 

Last night, the Big Brother 22 feeds returned to Nicole being crowned the Head of Household. Of course, she’s closer with Cody and Enzo than she is with Memphis and Christmas, so her nominations this week should be obvious.

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Tonight’s episode saw another Big Brother: All-Star join the jury house. Tyler Crispen was evicted, to now join Daniele Donato-Briones, David Alexander, Kevin Campbell, Da’Vonne Rogers, and Ian Terry in the jury house. We are now down to the final five players and no one can afford to lose competitions at this point in the game.

It’s official that either Nicole Franzel, Christmas Abbott, Cody Calafiore, Enzo Palumbo, or Memphis Garrett will win Big Brother 22. The episode ended with the houseguests starting this week’s Head of Household. It was the balancing beam one mixed with a little Halloween spirit.

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Big Brother All-Stars fans have been waiting all season for the Committee alliance to implode, and the allies to start taking shots at one another. That time has finally come! Week nine Head of Household, Cody Calafiore, has nominated two very strong competitors to the block for eviction this week, Christmas Abbott and Tyler Crispen.

When Cody won the Power of Veto this week, he set in stone that one of the two Big Brother legends would be handed a ticket to the jury house tonight. Both made a grave mistake during the triple eviction event last week when they tried to unsuccessfully flip the vote on Nicole Franzel. Now, their own allies are having a hard time trusting them in the game. With only six houseguests remaining, trust is a critical component to making to the end.

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Coming into Big Brother 22, Tyler Crispen was the one to beat. He had a very impressive run on Big Brother 20 and even won the America’s Favorite Player prize. However, the Tyler we got on Big Brother: All-Stars just wasn’t the same guy that we’ve seen in the past. He even tried to leave the game at some point. His heart has just not been in the game, but he’s been showing a lot more passion for the game in the past few weeks. He made a major move and took out his fellow The Committee alliance member Daniele Donato-Briones and tried to take out her partner in crime Nicole Franzel. The minute Tyler was vulnerable for eviction in the final six, his days seemed number.

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This week, Cody Calafiore nominated Tyler and Christmas Abbott. Both Christmas and Tyler seem like juicy targets to the house, but with a player like Tyler, if you let him last too long, he might just win the game.

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