Big Brother: All-Stars’ David Alexander Says Memphis Garrett ‘Just Doesn’t Like’ Him: ‘I Hope He Doesn’t Win’

Memphis became the latest member of the jury that will help determine the winner of .Early on in the season, Memphis aligned with the dominant alliance, The Committee, and sought out players he felt he could manipulate or use to further his agenda or game. But when he in power, he floated into the background.

Memphis Garrett, the architect of Big Brother All-Stars' large alliance, was evicted from the house on Thursday.When Nicole Franzel became Head of Household earlier in the week, she put Garrett on the block alongside Christmas Abbott. Franzel also won Power of Veto and kept nominations the same.

With less than two weeks to go until the finale of “Big Brother: All-Stars”, you could say that it was about time we saw a big move made in the game.

Memphis Garrett wanted to play Big Brother: All-Stars before becoming the latest evictee on Thursday, October 15, in a blindside vote.The 37-year-old restaurateur was evicted 2-0 with his longtime allies Cody Calafiore and Enzo Palumbo – who called themselves The Wise Guys – voting him out over Christmas Abbott.Memphis had multiple alliances this season, most notably forming The Committee, who essentially ran the game by winning most of the competitions.

Nicole Franzel nearly the entire season of to win any of the competitions.

Tyler Crispen recognizes some of the crucial errors of his game after becoming the latest evictee of Big Brother: All-Stars on Thursday, October 8.The jewelry company co-owner, 25, was a big target coming into season 22, but his alliance of The Committee – with houseguests Cody Calafiore, Memphis Garrett, Christmas Abbott, Nicole Franzel and Dani Briones – in addition to his competition wins, helped keep him safe even when people like Dani wanted him gone.After voting to evict Nicole during the

As Julie Chen Moonves likes to say on “Big Brother”– “expect the unexpected”.

, but she's still talking strategy. The legend was one of three houseguests booted out of the game on this week's triple eviction, which also saw Kevin Campbell and «rookie» David Alexander leaving the game and heading into the jury house.

first two-hour eviction on Thursday's chaotic live episode. The «rookie» was the second to be voted out of the latest episode, following Kevin Campbell and preceding Daniele Donato Briones.From the moment he stepped into the house, David's time on was rocky at best.

Kevin Campbell knew his “fate was sealed” before he was the first person evicted in the unprecedented triple eviction on the Thursday, October 1, episode of Big Brother: All-Stars.The ad agency executive, 40, was put up against David Alexander by Head of Household Cody Calafiore, who also ended up winning the Veto and keeping nominations the same.This was Kevin’s fifth time on the block, and the majority six-person alliance of The Committee (plus Enzo Palumbo) had their sights set on finally

“Big Brother All-Stars” is really picking up steam. Thursday’s new, jam-packed two-hour episode saw three houseguests get the axe in a surprise triple eviction!

is really picking up steam. Thursday's new, jam-packed two-hour episode saw three houseguests get the axe in a surprise triple eviction!Going into Thursday's show, Kevin Campbell and David Alexander found themselves on the chopping block, nominated by Cody Calafiore.

her eviction on Thursday's episode of Da'Vonne was evicted by a vote of 5-2 over Kevin Campbell, but not without a lot of shifting alliances and friendships getting torn apart. The drama actually stemmed from last Thursday's eviction, when Ian Terry became the sixth houseguest to go home.

Da’Vonne Rogers was the latest houseguest evicted from Big Brother: All-Stars on Thursday, September 24, and she is still working out her feelings about the whole thing.The acting coach, 32, has been the target since Head of Household Memphis Garrett‘s original plan to backdoor David Alexander fell through when Tyler Crispen decided not to use the veto.Da’Vonne understandably didn’t want to give the majority alliance in the house the satisfaction of openly campaigning, but she did spend the week

The truth will set you free, but it won’t always save you from getting kicked out. On Thursday’s “Big Brother All-Stars” eviction night, the week of lies, misplaced trust and betrayals were all revealed — after it was already too late.