Big Brother

It's almost time to say goodbye to three houseguests. 

Yep, this terrible season might actually get good. 

The Committee has been running things inside the Big Brother house since week one, but with numbers dwindling, they will soon have to take each other out. 

Ahead of the latest HOH competition, Dani used her power to allow Memphis to play in the next comp, despite being the outgoing HOH. 

Big Brother's terrible "All-Stars" season continued Thursday in predictable fashion. 

The episode picked up following Da'Vonne's speech in which she called out the men of the house, including David.

With Memphis in power, everyone was bullied into following his rule. 

Manipulation is par for the course on Big Brother, but something about the way The Committee thinks they have a right to power is downright bizarre. 

If you were hoping the Committee's grip on the game was coming to an end, then we have some bad news. 

Memphis won the latest Head of Household competition, marking his second time in power this season, but the seventh overall for the dominant alliance in the game. 

With Dani in power, it was a very different week in the Big Brother house. 

While the Committee continued to be in power for the sixth week in a row, Dani was unsure about which direction to take her nominations in. 

Remember when a number of Big Brother stars were exposed mocking their autistic housemate?

Actions have consequences. In Nicole Franzel's case, brands cannot distance themselves from her quickly enough.

With Bayleigh out of the house, all eyes were on Da'Vonne to see if she could pivot to carve out an alliance with some of the other houseguests. 

At the top of Sunday's new episode, Da'Vonne revealed that she had patched up her relationship with Christmas and that they were in a good place ... for now. 

After Tyler's botched plan to get himself evicted and save Bayleigh from the block, tensions were at a high in the Big Brother house. 

Tyler's decision came out of the left field, and it was likely fueled by him losing his lucrative stipend should he self-evict. 

Big Brother: All-Stars has been relatively tame throughout its first five weeks on the air, but Wednesday's episode gave us hope that this terrible season could, you know, get interesting. 

Fans wanted another All-Stars season, and what they got was a bunch of people frightened to make big moves. It's been exhausting. 

Kaysar and Christmas were on the block at the top of Thursday's latest episode of Big Brother. 

By the end of the night, one of them was out of the game, and the other was the new Head of Household. 

Through the first four weeks of Big Brother: All Stars, one side of the house has been running the game, making all the decisions, and making the overall season a drag. 

We've lost Big Brother legends such as Keesha Smith and Janelle Pierzina, and heading into the latest episode, it seemed like Kaysar was next to get the boot. 

With Janelle Pierzina evicted from Big Brother, the power was up for grabs all over again on Sunday's new episode. 

We kicked off with the competition that could shake up the game, finding the houseguests battling it out to land three balls in slots first. 

Janelle Pierzina and Kaysar Ridha were both on the block at the top of Thursday's Big Brother. 

By the end, one of them was sent packing, and a new HOH competition was underway. 

Big Brother producers are probably scrambling right now to save both Janelle and Kaysar from eviction. 

In a season filled with supposed all-stars, they are Big Brother royalty. 

Janelle Pierzina hates Nicole Franzel. 

That much we've known since the live feeds got underway for Big Brother 22. 

Ever since Big Brother: All-Stars was announced, the only two names fans wanted back in the house were Janelle Pierzina and Kaysar Ridha. 

They played together on Big Brother 6 and 7, and were a force to be reckoned with. 

It's hard to believe we're two weeks into Big Brother: All-Stars, and we're still waiting for blindside to shake the game up. 

Wednesday's new episode picked up with Nicole A and David on the block, and they both worried their future in the game was coming to an end. 

Big Brother: All Stars has been the least exciting season to date, and it makes sense. 

These people have played the game before, so they know they will become a target if they cause problems for the other players. 

Big Brother: All-Stars has been light on the drama since it debuted a week ago. 

What the house needed was a good old eviction to increase the drama. Unfortunately, that did not work. 

The Big Brother house is a place for scheming.

The aim of the game is to scheme your way to the top spot, but how is that possible if you emerge as a target in the first week?

There is no such thing as safety in the Big Brother house. 

The latest episode of the CBS reality series delivered a string of revelations as the game kicked off. 

Big Brother: All-Stars finally premiered Wednesday night. 

And while they used the term "All-Stars" very loosely with this crop of houseguests, it was something new to watch in this COVID-19 world.