Janelle Pierzina, Kaysar Ridha and More ‘Big Brother’ Stars Slam ‘All-Stars’ Cast for Mocking Ian Terry’s Autism

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.

eviction night, the week of lies, misplaced trust and betrayals were all revealed — after it was already too late.When the episode began, Da'Vonne Rogers and Kevin Campbell were on the chopping block, after a whole lot of shifting alliances and paranoia tore apart friendships and turned Da'Vonne against David Alexander.In essence, the lies all stemmed from last Thursday's eviction, when Ian Terry got sent packing.

Ian Terry was evicted during an emotional episode of the CBS reality series on Thursday.Up for elimination alongside Tyler Crispen, Terry — who became the series’ youngest champion when he won season 14 — was eliminated by a vote of five to three.“Over the past eight years, I’ve given a lot to this game and it’s given me a lot back,” he said before everyone cast their votes.

After an emotional week in the “Big Brother: All-Stars” house, Ian Terry shockingly became the sixth houseguest evicted and the first member of the jury.

Ian Terry recognizes it’s just a game after being the latest houseguest evicted from Big Brother: All-Stars on Thursday, September 17.The management consultant, 29, was up against Tyler Crispen, after original nominees David Alexander and Kevin Campbell both came off the block – the former by his special “Disruptor” power and the latter by Da’Vonne Rogers using her veto.Ian’s ally Nicole Franzel attempted to swing the votes in his favor earlier in the week, but more or less gave up when she

Big Brother All-Stars began in August, there were two former winners in the house: Season 14 winner Ian Terry and Season 18 winner Nicole Franzel. But in Thursday's 5-3 eviction, Terry exited the house — even though he wasn't Head of Household Dani Briones's original target.Earlier in the week, Briones placed David Alexander and Kevin Campbell up as nominees, but when Alexander played his Disruptor power, he was able to pull himself off the block.

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Another contestant has left the  house. Ian Terry was evicted from the CBS series on Thursday night.

her «untouchable» and best friend in the house, , making it even more difficult to campaign to stay. Dayton's eviction was the culmination of a tense week inside the walls with fights, arguments and betrayals.

has been more than an opportunity to play a game — it's been a platform.

Kaysar Ridha was the fourth person evicted from Big Brother: All-Stars on Thursday, September 3, after what seemed like an impossible campaign to stay.The 40-year-old Biotech executive was evicted in a unanimous vote after his longtime ally Janelle Pierzina was booted last week.

Kaysar Ridha may be a two-time All-Star, but he couldn't survive two times on the block in Big Brother Season 22. In week one, Ridha found himself aligned with his former ally Janelle Pierzina, which wasn't a secret to anyone in the house.

The latest “Big Brother All-Stars” eviction might have been the most dramatic of the season thus far. Alliances were revealed and underhanded game play was brought out into the open as the house prepared to vote out Kaysar Ridha or Christmas Abbott.

eviction might have been the most dramatic of the season thus far. Alliances were revealed and underhanded game play was brought out into the open as the house prepared to vote out Kaysar Ridha or Christmas Abbott.From the start of the week, the deck was stacked against Kaysar.

Big Brother knows that all-stars seasons should be special events. That's why when it was announced that Season 22 would be Big Brother's second ever all-stars edition, coming 14 years after the first in Season 7, fans were galvanized by the hope that this would secure us a truly great season of Big Brother.