Big Brother fans watch again this week as the house majority alliance, the Committee, has maintained a stronghold of power on the Big Brother All-Star house during week eight. Cody Calafiore won his second Head of Household competition of the season. With only two houseguests left to nominate to the block that were not a member (or honorary member like Enzo Palumbo) of Cody’s alliance, the noms were an obvious choice.

Kevin Campbell was nominated to the block for the fifth time this season this week, while David Alexander was nominated for the third time by HOH Cody. If either noms win the POV tonight, things could get really tricky for Cody. He would have to nominate an ally to block in their place. Can Kevin or David pull a rabbit out of a hat again this week and save their game?

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This Big Brother 22 week has been going as good as hoped for Head of Household  Cody Calafiore and his Committee alliance. They ensured that one of them would be in power when Cody won this Big Brother: All-Star HOH. Then he made the usual nominees of David Alexander and Kevin Campbell. This week, Kevin is the target, but it really doesn’t matter because whoever stays between David or Kevin, the other one is likely going out on Thursday.

The Committee then secured more power this week with a Power of Veto Competition victory. Cody won the Power of Veto, preventing Kevin or David from the possibility of removing themselves from the block.

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Last week, we watched as Big Brother legend, Da’Vonne Rogers was evicted from the house under Head of Household Memphis Garrett. This was Memphis’ second HOH competition win, and an entire season (7 weeks) of wins for the house majority alliance, the Committee. The only partial exception could be week four when Enzo Palumbo won HOH. He is not an official member of the main alliance, but he has side deals with more than one of the Committee members.

Tonight, we will watch as the eighth Head of Household is crowned. The only houseguests on the outside looking in this week are David Alexander and Kevin Campbell. Unless one of those two wins the HOH tonight, we will have the same power play we have had since the beginning of the season, and we will most likely see them on the block for eviction as there is no one else to choose from at this point.

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In order for anything noteworthy to happen this Big Brother 22 week, David Alexander or Kevin Campbell need to win the Power of Veto Competition. Cody Calafiore plans to play it safe by just getting Kevin out this week. If any of the Committee or Enzo Palumbo win the Power of Veto, things will go as expected. If Kevin stays on the block, he’s likely to go next to anyone, but if a bigger more tempting target sits next to him, then the vote could shift.

Right now, the talk is of getting Christmas Abbott out if Kevin wins safety. The discussion may flip and flop if Christmas gets on the block and sits next to either David or Kevin on Thursday night, but at least if someone besides Kevin or David are on the block, we’ll see the possibility of a vote change.

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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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