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01x59 - Episode 59

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A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).

01x59 - Episode 59

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Right now, on a live edition of "Big Brother",

half the houseguests have been banished and tonight,

another round of nominations.

But, for the first time, you'll see

the houseguests step into the red room

and make their nominations live.

Plus, a race against time as each houseguest

has only precious seconds to phone a loved one.

It's all happening right now on "Big Brother".

[music playing]

Hi, I'm Julie Chen.

As Eddie put it on Wednesday, and then there were five.

Half the original houseguests have been banished.

And tonight more nominations.

Welcome to the first of our live Saturday shows

as we heat things up on "Big Brother."

Leading off tonight is a combination

challenge and reward.

Let's check in with the houseguests

and share the news with them.

Hey, everyone. - Hi.

- Yo. - Hi, Julie.

Let me see, one, two, three, four, five,

you're all in the living room.

How is everyone doing tonight? - All right.

OK.

Well, how does it feel to be live on a Saturday

for a change?

A little weird.

I didn't ruin anyone's plans, did I?

No one was going out or anything?

Yeah, we were going to the beach.

Oh, that's right, you can't go out.

Yeah.

Well, tonight, we have a couple of surprises for you,

Eddie and the rest of you.

Sorry, you asked for it.

First, we have set aside five minutes

during which each of you gets to make a personal phone call.

Now, this challenge is designed for all of you

to share equally.

In the red room, you'll find a phone and a clock

and when I give the signal, you'll begin.

But first, the ground rules.

Number one, you'll be going into the red room

in alphabetical order.

That means Curtis is first, followed by Eddie, then George,

then Jamie, and finally Josh.

Now, as a group, you have a total of five minutes, that

includes entering and leaving the red room,

dialing and hanging up.

Oh, dear.

Oh, boy.

So keep your eye on the clock because it won't stop,

that five-minute period is continuous.

Next rule, giving up your phone call to another houseguest

is not allowed.

As soon as you enter the red room,

you must announce to Big Brother who you're planning to call.

Before you say anything else, you must ask the person

on the other end of the line if he or she consents

to being recorded and broadcast and that person

must answer yes.

Is everyone with me so far?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Yes.

And finally no one enters the red room until

the previous houseguest leaves.

Does everyone understand? - Yeah.

Sure.

All right, Curtis?

Do we have to dial ourselves?

Yes, you do dial yourself.

So we have about a -second phone call, basically.

Pretty much, yeah.

You guys are fast.

All right, Curtis, you're first.

So go on into the red room.

Go get 'em, bro.

The clock starting?

No, the clock will begin as soon as you pick up the phone.

- [inaudible] - OK.

And don't forget, tell big brother

who you plan to call first.

OK.

- You're next. - Wow.

Who you calling, Curtis?

Uh, my mom, of course.

OK, start dialing.

Dial or whatever, normal?

Yes.

OK.

And make sure that we have their permission

to put the voice on the air.

Typical, she's not picking up.

Mom, it's Curtis.

I'm calling from the house.

I only have about seconds and I've got to let you go.

Do you have permission--

do they have your permission to record you on the show?

OK, how is everything?

MOM [ON PHONE]: Great.

When do you call?

I'm calling right now.

You're on the show live.

MOM [ON PHONE]: Oh, OK, we're watching you every night.

You're doing fine.

Just be yourself, be nice, and maintain your integrity.

OK, thank you, I love you.

Everything was cool on the Emmys?

MOM [ON PHONE]: Everything was cool.

It was fantastic.

[laughing] OK, I got to go because I'm taking

away my housemate's time.

But I love you and hopefully I'll see you in two weeks.

But if I see you in like three days, OK?

MOM [ON PHONE]: Love you, too. - OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I think Jennifer's

baby is going to be a boy.

Awesome, OK, tell them congratulations, bye.

Go, go, go, go.

Got it.

Got it.

Who are you gonna call, Eddie?

I'm gonna call my mom.

OK, make sure that we have her permission to put

her voice on the air, OK?

Yeah.

Hey, Mickey.

OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: --believe [inaudible]..

Everything coming from it.

You've got a lot of fans out there.

You're getting soap in your mouth when you get home.

Inga sends her love.

You raised a lot of money for NWBA

and we all love you and so do your crazy fans.

What else do you want to say?

Nothing, I love you.

MOM [ON PHONE]: Oh god, Charlie, I love and miss you so much.

All right, baby.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I miss you so much.

I miss you too.

MOM [ON PHONE]: Are you doing OK?

Yeah.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I know you weren't feeling good yesterday.

Yeah, no, I'm doing fine.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I love you.

I love you, too.

Hey, listen, listen, o'clock--

MOM [ON PHONE]: Yeah.

--on Sundays or o'clock in the evening

here I'll be in front of the internet for you.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I love you, honey.

All right, hon. Love you, too.

[kisses]

- Bye. - Let's go.

Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Go.

Go, go, go.

Who you gonna call, George?

I'm gonna try to call my wife Teresa.

OK, start dialing.

Make sure that we have her permission

to put her voice on the air.

Teresa, do I have your permission

to put your voice on the air?

Is it OK that I stay here?

Am I being trashed on real bad?

TERESA [ON PHONE]: George?

Yes. Hurry up.

TERESA [ON PHONE]: Yes, I do. Yes.

It's OK to stay? TERESA [ON PHONE]: Yeah.

Bye.

TERESA [ON PHONE]: George?

Go.

Jamie, who you gonna call?

Probably my mom.

OK, start dialing.

Make sure that we get her permission

to put her voice on the air.

Mommy, do you consent to being recorded?

I love you.

MOM [ON PHONE]: I love you, too, sweetie.

We miss you.

We can say anything we want to?

I've got a bunch of stuff written down.

So interrupt and ask a question if you want to.

Go for it. Go for it, hurry.

MOM [ON PHONE]: OK, everybody says hi.

Grandma's watched every show, so have we.

We watch it /.

You've got a fantastic website.

Had a fan party at Planet Hollywood.

Trust BB and CBS, they're great.

Stay strong and keep being yourself.

Don't change.

You're still Ms. Washington.

Hang with Curtis and Josh.

I told BB that there was a good chance you'd pick Anthony

and you did.

I was so proud of you.

Go for it.

Making the top , we got your tape.

We love you sweetie, any questions?

I love you, mommy.

I missed you so much.

Everything's OK then? MOM [ON PHONE]: Oh, yeah.

I'm doing OK? MOM [ON PHONE]: Yeah.

OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: Just don't change, just stay strong.

OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: We need a woman to win, sweetie,

we need a woman to win, OK?

OK, mom. MOM [ON PHONE]: Go for it.

OK, I love you.

MOM [ON PHONE]: OK, love you, too.

I miss you. DAD [ON PHONE]: I love you.

I love you, dad, I miss you, too.

MOM [ON PHONE]: We're watching you,

sweetie, and it was just-- it's like been

a wonderful experience for us.

Really?

MOM [ON PHONE]: Pinky's doing great.

OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: He has a "Ban Chiquita" sign with him.

I'm sure you'll see it when you come home.

OK.

MOM [ON PHONE]: And--

We still have time, I'm going to give Josh extra though, OK?

MOM [ON PHONE]: OK. - I love you, mommy.

MOM [ON PHONE]: OK, love you.

OK, I love you so much.

MOM [ON PHONE]: OK, take care.

OK, I'll talk to you soon. MOM [ON PHONE]: OK, bye bye.

Bye bye, mommy.

MOM [ON PHONE]: Bye-bye.

OK, let's go.

You have a lot of time.

Who you gonna call, Josh?

My stepdad.

All right, sit down and start dialing.

And make sure we have his permission to put

his voice on the air, OK?

I hope I hit the right numbers.

Nothing happening.

You can redial if you need to.

You have seconds.

No dial tone.

No dial tone.

Hang up, hang up.

Oh, there it goes.

Come on.

Buck, hey, do I have your permission to talk?

I have seconds.

STEPDAD [ON PHONE]: I gotcha.

Hey, how you doing? I love you.

Tell everyone I love them.

I have like seconds. Tell them I'm--

STEPDAD [ON PHONE]: Hey, listen, you're doing great.

Just hang in there.

I will hang in there.

Tell everybody I love them.

STEPDAD [ON PHONE]: Yes, yes, yes.

And I'll see you guys soon, hopefully, not too soon.

STEPDAD [ON PHONE]: No, hey--

Two seconds, I love you, bye-bye.

STEPDAD [ON PHONE]: [inaudible] with Curtis and Jamie.

Well done, houseguests.

You're five minutes are now up.

You made it.

Did you talk to your mom?

I talked to my step dad.

Your step dad, OK.

Good job, man.

Wow, that was so cool.

OK, we'll have to hear everybody-- mine's a real

quick conversation.

Did you had a lot of time?

No, the phone wasn't working for me.

Oh, no.

I tried to give you extra.

I redialed twice.

There no dial tone. - Oh, no.

I was all telling him, there's no dial tone,

there's no dial tone, man.

I was so confused.

I know, I've never dialed anything so fast.

I got seconds.

- You're kidding? - That's it?

Because I left there in a minute .

Yeah. I know.

The dial tone wasn't working.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

But did you get a good feeling?

- Yeah, yeah, totally, totally. - Awesome.

Yeah, I got a good feeling.

Everything is OK.

Yeah.

I only needed to hear one couple words.

My mom talked about Josh and Curtis a lot,

it was really cute.

Like she was telling all this stuff,

she said, you're still Ms. Washington.

I'm like, oh, that's nice to hear.

That's so great.

I had no idea.

I had no idea.

I'm glad that they let her tell you, too.

That's [inaudible].

She told me so much, you guys.

Yes, my mom goes, yeah, you know, you raised a lot of money

for the National Wheelchair Basketball

Association, which is nice.

And you're getting your mouth washed out

with soap when you get home.

I'm like, great, great.

Wait, what else did your mom say?

Did she tell you a lot of stuff?

Yeah, I'll tell you guys the stuff.

What she did is, I think that she

saw this show where, she just told me stuff

that helped, like that would--

You know what I mean?

And she told me my dog's OK.

And you know Pinkerton in the picture?

Yes.

He has a sign that he's banding together with Chiquita.

Oh, boy.

I talked about nothing in seconds.

I didn't even get to ask her much, just like, I love you.

I didn't find out nothing.

Just that I got to tell you guys, we're being portrayed OK.

- Yeah, that's what my mom said. - I think we're OK.

- That's what my mom said, too. - I think we're totally OK.

Yeah.

OK, and that put me at peace of mind.

Because let me tell you what, Teresa would not--

Yeah.

Because, yeah, just rest assured,

these guys are doing a good job, OK?

Well, that was a good challenge.

[inaudible], redial again!

I wanted more time.

I wanted to ask what she thought about--

The minute's just ticking down.

I was like, no!

What do you think of the outfit, Hollywood?

Classic.

You guys, don't you think this is his best outfit, yet?

It's his most extensive.

You know, I really liked the fatigues and the eggplant.

Really?

That was a good one.

But this is an A for effort.

Oh, I like the gloves.

I didn't see them.

Did you see the gloves?

Please do not touch us with the gloves.

Yo, are you touching your face with those, bro?

Those are the toilet gloves.

Those are the toilet gloves?

Dude's touching his face with the toilet gloves.

OK, you're undressing alone.

Well, he's a toxic space alien.

Oh, man.

Talked to my mom.

That was cool.

It was cool, I got to tell them, too, like yo, o'clock--

- Houseguests? - Yo.

Yo, Julie.

Now for the second surprise.

But before I proceed, Jordan, I have to ask you,

what's with your outfit tonight?

Well, Julie, let me put it to you like this.

I'm afraid when I leave here, I'm going

to be living on another planet.

So I'm getting prepared ahead of time.

OK, now it makes sense to me.

Well, houseguests, tonight, this is a nomination show.

Now, we know you've been wondering why we haven't

called you in for nominations.

Well, the reason is you'll be doing them live tonight.

Now, don't worry, your red room discussions will still

be one-on-one with the camera.

No other houseguests will see or hear them.

We'll be doing these one at a time throughout the show

and you'll each have one minute for your nominations.

As always, houseguests, you decide the order in which

you go into the red room.

But I will let you know when it's time

for the next person to go in.

So will the first houseguest please go to the red room now.

And as an extra precaution, would

everyone else please go to the dining room

so you can't hear anything.

Battery stays in, Eddie.

Come on in and sit down.

Test, test, OK.

We need to hurry because we only have a minute to do this.

I'm hurrying, bro, I'm hurrying.

Please tell me the names of the two people

that you're going to nominate and why.

This week I nominate Jamie and George

because I believe that they're both very positive people.

And I'd like to see the viewers battle out

which one gets to stay and which one leaves.

Those are my two nominations, Jamie and George.

Is that the only reason or do you have

anything else to add to that?

No, no personal endeavors, nothing, just nothing personal.

It's just the game and strategically

I think that it would be great to see

those two up for banishment.

Is it going to be tough for you

emotionally to nominate George because you've

been so close to him?

Yes, it is.

You know, I do regret doing it.

But I have to do what's best for me.

And I believe that it's best for me to nominate George.

OK, thanks, Eddie, you can go back out in the house.

She was like, um, and the call will be when?

Oh, now?

You need help?

You got it?

Yes.

George, you seem sad, are you OK?

- Huh? - Are you OK?

Yeah.

You seem kinda sad.

Do you feel rushed, in a minute, or not?

Uh, not really.

And we'll be right.

Was someone talking to you?

Interrogators pressured, yeah.

Still ahead, why would a city more

than , miles away from George's home town

decide to adopt him?

Find out when "Big Brother" continues.

A tiny Texas town more than , miles

away from George's home is adopting him

and his family is there.

Here's the key to the city.

And you guys are welcome here any time.

When George wins, I want y'all to come back, please,

and we'll do this again.

I'm giving George and his family a key

to the city because he is the talk of the town, of Kemah.

The town is just in an uproar over George

and the show "Big Brother."

If George was actually here at his own pep rally,

he would just be laughing and taking it all in.

George! George!

George!

George!

Just take it all away.

What happened tonight was unbelievable.

Unless somebody shows it to me on video,

I don't know if I can believe what I just witnessed.

It was awesome.

Welcome back.

And I'm sure George would want to thank all

his new friends and fans in Kemah, Texas

for that show of support.

All right, tonight, for the first time,

the houseguests have been asked to conduct

their nominations live.

Let's continue with that.

Houseguests, it's time for another nominating session.

So who's up next?

- That would be me. - OK.

Go ahead, Josh.

Come here, baby.

Hello, hello.

Oh, yes, your boyfriend is going inside.

Hi, Josh. We need to hurry.

We only have a minute to do this.

OK.

So please give me the names of the two people

you're going to nominate and why.

I'm nominating Curtis and George.

And the reason I'm nominating them is I

think they're both going to be pretty

decent off if they get out of here and nothing

changes in their life.

I think George has a very strong support system with a very

great wife, obviously.

And Curtis has a strong support system.

And I think they'll both be well off financially.

Curtis is a lawyer.

And I know George has owned his own business for many years.

And his wife went back to school, got her degree,

and is working now.

So I think they'll be OK.

And so that's the main reason I'm nominating both of them.

Did Britney's message have any influence on you at all?

None at all, no influence whatsoever.

I couldn't take that as one thing or another.

All right, thank you very much.

Go back out inside the house.

One thing that I'll tell you, I guarantee you guys,

we're not being wiped out.

I think-- [inaudible].

No, I will tell you that--

OK, babe, come here.

--very truly, OK?

Because, you know, you just got to trust my wife.

We're not being wiped out.

They're not trashing us.

OK.

That's very true.

So if you have any doubts in your mind--

You felt pressure, didn't you?

- --let them go. - From him?

Yeah, he's all-- [inaudible]. - Yeah, you were breathing hard.

Or he felt pressured--

With us now is our health and relationship specialist,

Dr. Drew Pinsky.

Welcome, Dr. Drew. - Thank you, Julie.

Well, for the first time tonight

we're asking the houseguests to nominate others live.

Yes.

So far I've seen two people go in the red room.

Is this, will it affect their thinking, their strategy?

It might a little bit.

But I actually thought they'd be shocked.

I thought they'd be anxious.

But they seem to have sort of grasped the idea that this

is a game with challenges.

And they're up to the challenge.

I do expect to see a little more honesty, though.

They have a lot of rehearsal time, usually.

And now, it's just put before them.

They've got to go in and be honest

and I think there's a grittier, more real quality to what's

going on in the house.

So I expect to see some interesting things.

Yes, so far, Eddie and Josh have gone in.

They both appeared to me, at least, very honest.

And they weren't hesitating.

They knew who they wanted nominate and got it out there.

Yeah, and Josh, particularly, it's a little less about, you

know, being nice to somebody.

It's more about winning the game.

Right, exactly, now I want to talk about the challenger

reward that we had earlier.

Did anything strike you about any of the conversations

that you heard?

Well, the whole situation, I think, is really fascinating.

Because whenever information comes in from the outside,

it's almost like introducing an infectious agent

into the household.

It changes the house.

We just saw George dramatically changed by one little

tiny piece of information.

Am I being trashed?

No.

I'm OK.

Everything's OK.

And Jamie now has some things to chew on.

And I see her, her wheels are turning a little bit.

So these bits of information come in

and really influence and percolate through the house

for days and days afterwards.

I'm surprised how quickly George wrapped

up his phone call to Teresa.

He wanted to know one thing.

And he looks much calmer now as a result of it.

And it sounded like she wanted to tell him more.

We heard, "but, George." - I'm sure.

I'm sure she wanted to tell him more

but we know Teresa can talk.

Right, exactly, it was reversed this time,

George did all the talking.

Now, I want to talk about, since Cassandra left the house,

there are four men now and only one woman.

What's your thinking on that?

Well, I think we're all seeing a real change

in the character of the house.

As I mentioned, it's a little grittier.

It's a little more real.

I think the men amongst themselves

are encouraging one another to sort of be more

real, more like themselves.

Unfortunately, it's sort of a fraternity atmosphere,

it's a little more of-- - It does.

It has that feel, now.

A little more of expletive use, a little more potty humor.

I have triplet eight-year-olds and we call that toilet humor.

And, boy, they're good at it in the house right now.

And Jamie doesn't look all that

comfortable with some of the jokes that are being made.

No, in fact, some of it, I mean,

she is very sensitive to it.

And some of the stuff sort of moves towards degradation

a little bit.

And that's when she really starts to assert herself.

And the one person she was connected to was Curtis.

And that's why she went to him to let

him know she was not happy about the way

they were referring to her.

Should she be speaking up to the others?

Or does that automatically put her as the next person

to nominate if she speaks up and says I don't like this.

I believe that a show of strength and real qualities

in Jamie, if she has real, true feelings that she

expresses in a strong way, I think that

will be a positive for her.

OK, Dr. Drew Pinsky.

Thank you so much.

And we'll be right back.

Coming up, the fans have started

some bizarre, underground Big Brother websites.

We'll show them to you right after this.

Big Brother has spawned countless underground websites

from fans all over the world.

There's everything from the Jamie

fan site to Big Brother movies.

One site lets you play plastic surgeon

by giving George a bigger chin or Jamie a bigger head.

Other sites feature Big Brother video games

where you can unscramble Curtis's

face in a slidey puzzle game.

Fight over Josh in the Jamie versus Brittany

tic-tac-toe game.

Or test your memory in the Big Brother memory game.

You can even find out which houseguests

are the most compatible in these Big Brother biorhythm charts.

If it's in the house, it's underground and on the web.

Welcome back.

And here to talk about the official Big Brother website

is our America Online internet advisor Regina Lewis.

Welcome, Regina. - Thanks.

And I understand bigbrother.com

is busier than ever these days.

Yes, by any measure, Big Brother is big online.

The official site of bigbrother.com and AOL

keyword it was announced this week is the new number

one new web site, which is pretty amazing.

And what we're finding is, it's actually

picking up steam as we head into the homestretch of the show.

People I talked to say they get more out of the broadcast

by participating in online activities, the polls,

the message boards, building fan pages like the ones

we saw in the segment, and watching the webcast.

Congratulations.

Speaking of the polls, this week's poll asks,

who do you think is going to win Big Brother?

And the result of that?

It was very, very close.

In fact, it's shaping up to be a horse

race of sorts among the men.

Curtis captured % of the vote.

He just might be the first one nominated, last one standing.

But Josh is right there with him, also ,

followed by George, , Eddie, .

So within percentage points of each other.

Then we fall way down to Jamie who had % of the vote.

Oh, single digit.

Yeah, last woman or not, she doesn't have a lot of support

with the online crowd.

Well, this is my favorite part of the segment.

Tell me about the message boards.

What is everyone writing in and saying?

Well, I spent a ton of time on the message boards this week.

And I spotted an interesting trend.

People are writing songs about Big Brother.

And they are a riot.

Basing them on real tunes out there?

Yeah, basing them on real tunes.

They are worth reading.

So I encourage everybody to log on and do that.

I won't sing them but I'll give you a sense.

OK.

One person wrote, Mrs. Big Stuff,

who do you think you are?

In reference to Jamie, who's taking a lot of heat online,

as I said.

Another song went something like this,

old chicken George had a plan, E-I-E-I-O. And in his plan,

he used his wife, E-I-E-I-O. And it goes on and on and gets

funnier and funnier and it's pretty much a play-by-play

of his experience in the house.

And then my personal favorite, this one you've got to read,

is titled, "There Must be Ways to Leave Big Brother."

And none of the houseguests have figured one so far.

I wonder what Paul Simon would have to say about that.

Regina Lewis, thank you so much.

Thanks.

Now, let's check back in with the houseguests.

Hey, everyone. - Hi.

Hey, Julie.

Hi, Julie.

Well, who's up next for the red room?

It's me.

OK, go ahead, Curtis.

We're ready for you.

All right.

Hey, Curtis, have a seat.

- OK. - We have to hurry.

Sure.

Because we only have a minute to do this.

So please give me the names of the two people

that you're nominating and why.

I'm going to nominate Eddie and George.

This time around, it's for slightly different reasons.

I think I'm at a point where I'm really close to everybody.

And so I have no bad reasons whatsoever to nominate anybody.

So I've just switched gears and thought

about who it was that I just don't feel, as of today,

that I could nominate.

And I feel very close to Jamie and I feel close to Josh.

And I have a good relationship with them.

And by process of elimination, I'm forced

to pick Eddie and George.

You've nominated Eddie, now, four times.

Mm-hm.

And you've said in the past that you haven't,

you didn't really get him.

Is that still the case?

Not get him, for a while Eddie and I didn't click.

Although, I've always had respect for him.

I think he's a good guy.

And then, you know, maybe as this house has gotten smaller

and everything else, I think Eddie and I have gotten

to know each other better. I have a lot of fun with Eddie.

Maybe it's the fact that it's mostly guys in the house.

But, yeah, absolutely.

All right, thank you, Curtis.

Time to go back out in the house.

OK.

- That was quick. - Yeah, that was real fast.

Did he ask you any questions?

Just one.

It went very quick.

I'm going to take my minute.

Why is it I--

He just said, thanks, Curtis, that's it,

and he kicked me out.

George, put your mic on.

Jamie's gonna walk in there, well, what did he say?

What did he say?

It's cool.

And that makes me feel good.

Isn't just a--

it's an odd feeling to speak to someone.

How you just get this thing in their stomach, you're like, oh.

We are now more than halfway through the red room

nominations.

And we'll soon find out who will be marked for banishment.

But first, now that Jamie is the only woman left in the house,

she seems to have developed a crush.

And it's not George, Josh, Curtis or Eddie, it's Bob.

You hear Bob?

What's up, Bob?

Oh, Bob, you single?

Jamie hasn't seen a man in months.

Months, Bob.

Cassandra, Bob's running down the hall and I'm in a swimsuit.

He's running down the hall?

Bob.

Bob.

Oh, Bob.

Oh, Bobbie.

If you're washing the windows, you can

write, Hi, Bob, in the windows.

I've done that.

We have this special relationship, Bob.

Hi, Bob.

Still ahead, Eddie's basketball teammates

in a major show of support.

As a lot of people turn on the show,

all they see is that rough exterior.

Until then, I don't want to hear another word of it.

Underneath, I can honestly tell you he has a big heart.

Stick around.

Welcome back.

It's no secret that the Big Brother

family extends well beyond the confines of the house.

A lot of people out there are pulling for their favorites,

including the many on Eddie's team.

You can always count on Eddie to be

the very best, hardworking player you have on the court.

Just his presence is what is missed

most of him being around here.

He's the type of person that's going to be blunt and outright

and just tell you how he feels.

And that's just exactly what he's doing on the show.

They might put it upon us again.

If we decide to take it then, then let's take it then.

OK?

Until then, I don't want to hear another word of it.

If I had to describe Eddie in just one word,

it would be obnoxious.

[guttural noises]

Watching Eddie on TV, just beep, beep, beep, beep.

I'd probably try to tell Eddie,

quit using so much bad language on national television.

You want to [bleep] me, you come over here

and you [bleep] on this side.

You don't [bleep] everyone.

He's certainly not watching his language.

Bull [bleep].

He's the same as always.

He's Eddie. - Eddie!

Eddie!

Eddie! Eddie!

As a lot of people turn on the show,

all they see is that rough exterior, kind of just

quiet, big arms, just grr.

But underneath, I could honestly tell you he has a big heart.

Well, just two of you left for red room nominations.

Who's up next?

I'm up, Julie.

All right, go ahead, George.

George is here.

Hi, George, have a seat.

Got it.

OK, so we have to hurry.

We don't have much time to do this.

I could do it quick.

So please tell me the names of the two people

that you're nominating and why.

First of all, I'm going to nominate Jamie.

Because she said the other night she hasn't been nominated

and go on ahead and nominate her.

And also, I'm going to nominate, I'm not quite for sure,

I'm going to go with Curtis on this one.

The only reason is I've nominated Josh too many

different times.

And it's time I give him a break.

And you guys know I won't nominate Eddie.

Can you give me any other reasons

why you're nominating Curtis?

No, he's a cool dude, you guys.

I ain't got no beef with nobody.

And besides that, you guys, my brain is like toast.

I've been beat up so damn bad in here.

I don't even want to think anymore so that's

what I'm going with you guys.

- OK. - OK.

Well, thank you very much.

Have a nice day.

Curtis, you're first.

Wow, that was fast.

Yeah, it was really fast.

Wow.

We're moving right along.

No questions?

Did they kick you out of there?

Any questions?

No questions.

No questions?

Just one.

That's it.

Oh, I'm thirsty.

You know what I could go for?

Um, hose water?

Some-- [inaudible]

Some Coronas?

One word and one word only, George's fresh hose spring

water.

George's pure hose water.

I could not be the person that I am

and that is why I endorse it so thoroughly.

That is correct.

That would be my infomercial.

You couldn't have your deep, dark tan without it.

I'm going to have a glass, myself.

Hollywood, bringing up the rear.

Hollywood, Hollywood.

It makes me feel bad for crapping on those people now.

Should have been nice to me when I was nobody.

They'll be nice to you regardless.

They'll still be nice to you.

When we come back, Jamie will give

us the final nominations of the night and we'll count them up.

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

Earlier, we showed you how Big Brother websites are

springing up all over the net.

Well, a mini Big Brother house has sprouted near Seattle.

Maybe we'll just call it little brother.

Love you.

Bye-bye.

Have lots of fun, OK?

I'm actually ready to go in this

to get away from the construction

in my apartment complex.

"Star-Vivor" is Seattle's version of Big Brother.

We put people in a house and they'll vote each other

out 'til there's one contestant remaining

that will receive $,.

We got people in square feet.

That's square feet per person.

Hey, batter, batter, batter.

Whew!

The Puyallup Fair is the fifth largest fair in the country

and over a million people attend every year.

And I really can't think of a better place

to have people living in a glass house for days.

Do an impression of a belly dancer.

People on Big Brother are locked in a house with cameras

everywhere.

But they don't have glass windows and people

banging on it and mooning them.

We've got people in our face /.

We always have, on average, people staring at us.

There's nowhere to hide.

We're also going to be having them do different barn chores.

I'll be the cow, someone be milking me.

Moo!

If they aren't able to take a shower,

that could get a little bit ripe at times.

I've got lunch.

Yay!

Whew!

We put a scale in the house because we're making

these people eat fair food.

That is their diet.

Fat, fair food, that place is gonna to stink.

I wouldn't want to get within feet of that thing

by the end of this contest.

To make it official, Kendra, you were voted out today.

And so you need to pack your bags and grab your bed

and head out of the house, say your goodbyes,

and then head out.

OK.

Good luck.

[inaudible]

[inaudible] outside with her.

Bye, Kendra.

Bye, Kendra.

Now, for the last of the red room nominations.

Suddenly, that's not a-- [inaudible]

- Hello, houseguests. - Hi.

- Afternoon, Julie. - Well, only one person left.

Jamie, we're ready for you.

OK.

Hi, Jamie, have a seat.

Hi, I get a minute, right?

Yeah, so give me the names of the two people

that you're nominating and why.

OK, I'm nominating-- hair in my mouth--

I'm nominating Eddie and I'm nominating George.

And it's kind of ironic, you saw what happened earlier today.

And I think the entire internet, anyone watching on the internet

saw that I rolled the dice and it came up one and five.

But had that not occurred, I just talked to my mom

and, you know, you heard what she said.

So I'm just going to go with it.

But there's a couple of things I want to say about it.

And I really hope that you don't edit them out.

And they are that in this position in here

we're all very close.

And I feel like there's four friends in here

and I have to pick two of them.

And it's a bad choice no matter who I pick.

And I want the public to know, and I'm

very serious about this, that whoever they choose to stay

is a good choice.

Because everyone in here has a good heart and they're

good people.

And, you know, the other thing is, too, is that in my opinion,

there's not a person here that doesn't deserve to win.

Now, you didn't roll the dice last week.

Why did you decide to do that this week?

It's difficult, you know?

Every week you spend in here, hours a day, seven days a week,

you get so close.

And it's hard to sit and look around and, you know.

When you feel very close with people,

I mean, it's a tough thing to nominate.

And that's the other thing is that a part of me

feels like, you know, whatever I do it's going to be OK.

Because I have faith in the public.

And the thing with the public is they

see everything I see but they also

see everything I don't see.

So I have faith in them.

And, you know, I feel like what's meant to be will happen

and all I can do is say two names.

But I want to make it clear that everyone in here

is a good person.

And they're very deserving to win.

Is this next week going to be tough

facing both of them knowing that you've nominated them?

And how will you do that, do you think?

Yeah, we've all had a discussion as a group

where we know we're not going to take it personally.

And I think everyone in here is so close

and has such respect for each other

that we'll make it through it.

The things we've made it through this far, oh my gosh.

I think we'll be OK.

I really do.

And I know if-- if someone nominates me,

I'm not going to take it personally.

Because I know that they care about me,

you know, it's just something we have to do here.

Now, this is the fourth time that you've nominated Eddie.

Yeah.

Do you think, do you feel less of a kinship with him

than anybody else in the house?

Yeah, in all honesty, over the entire almost three months

we've been here, I've probably bonded with him a little bit

less than everyone else.

But I'd be the first to tell you he has a good heart.

And he's just as deserving to win as anyone else here.

And I like him a lot.

It's just the way it's happened.

That's it, yeah.

All right, Jamie, go on back out into the house.

OK.

Thanks.

Yeah, got the minute.

You got it all in?

You take your minute up?

- You got it all in. - Everything.

- Wow. - He didn't cut you off, huh?

He may edit it out.

But I said what I wanted to say.

OK.

That's cool, Hollywood.

We totally thought you'd come back all pissed off.

But he cut me off.

He cut me off.

I win.

Actually, he has the editing equipment.

He wins.

The fact of the matter is he has the final say.

Hello, houseguests, this is Julie.

Please re-assemble in the living room.

That's what they're going ask us.

You think?

Yeah.

They don't want this.

This is not a good scene.

Chicken buffet, what are you talking about?

Well, it isn't like they haven't

seen it for three months, you know what I'm saying?

You should throw in the eggs and the chicken and the beef

and show 'em what it really is.

Cut it all up, Julie, you hungry?

They put cannibal chickens in here.

Cannibal chickens.

They have seen it all.

So it isn't going to make much--

Yes, but must we see it again?

It isn't gonna make much difference now.

I've seen Eddie's, you know, and it is nothing.

On the-- bring.

On the capacity for both.

[laughing]

They have seen it all.

So it don't make much difference.

Bring, bring.

Well, this means George, Curtis, Eddie, and Jamie have

all been marked for banishment.

After the commercial, we'll break,

the news to the houseguests.

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

Time to tell the houseguests what we already know.

Well, I mean, if I leave--

- All right, houseguests. - Hey.

Hey there, Julie.

Well, the nominations have been counted

and here are the final results.

Josh, you have zero nominations.

Good job, Josh.

Curtis, you have two nominations.

Eddie, you have two nominations.

Looks bad for me.

Jamie, you also have two nominations.

And George--

I know, I know, I know.

You can do the math.

You have four nominations.

That means George, Curtis, Eddie, and Jamie

are all marked for banishment.

Well, all right.

All right.

You guys smoked me this time.

Everybody voted for the chicken man.

[laughing]

You don't know that, George.

You guys all voted for me.

[laughing]

Nobody went for slosh.

I think it's great.

[laughing]

I guess there's no hiding then.

I'm still not gonna talk about the nominations.

Don't let the airplanes influence anybody.

Hey, I spit on myself.

It's OK.

[laughing]

These brownies are good, Hollywood, thank you.

Thank you.

That's funny.

I'm not gonna say anything more.

Say whatever you want, man.

It's OK, though.

Who voted for me?

[laughing]

Damn pug.

Good thing he couldn't vote.

Damn pug.

Four-timers club.

Two-timers club.

Two-timers club.

Single.

And the new girl.

Single, the new girl.

You guys all voted for the chicken man.

The new girl.

The new girl.

The new girl.

It's OK, though.

It's OK.

Welcome to the walk, Hollywood.

- Hey, better four than two. - Yeah.

I always think.

[laughing] I think it's great.

Curtis, four-timers club.

Way to go, pal.

It's OK.

You're consistent, bro.

It's OK.

Consistently dominated, but hey.

Thanks, guys.

Thanks, guys.

What does one say to that?

All right.

You guys all dominated the chicken man.

[laughing]

OK, George is taking this well.

George, Curtis, Eddie, and Jamie have

all been marked for banishment.

And once again, it's time for you to make your mark.

That's it for tonight.

Don't forget to join us Monday and Tuesday

for our regular shows.

And we'll be back live on Wednesday

to see who your votes have banished

from the Big Brother house.

I'm Julie Chen.

Have a great night.

I think it's funny though.

There's no choice.

I know who all nominated me.

And that woulda been the only way

I would have ever figured it out because I

don't ever do no strategy or nothing.

But it's OK.

Onto regular-- or whatever we call regular night.

When we do dinner now, I could be, damn it, who voted for me.

[laughing]

You could, but then we'd all look you as a moron [inaudible]

Not to point out the obvious but--

Oh, man.

Ooh.

I'll tell you what, when I take wallops in here,

I take wallops.

Up and down.

But I'm OK.

OK.

[muted] [inaudible] chicken, man.

I went from five.

--five votes, five out of seven, I went to .

All I know is I had the phone call and I know.

See, you guys, my main concern is this--

Do you guys wanna like bake the chicken

or do you want a barbecue it?

Um, either.

It might just be easier to bake it at this point.

Let me see if it's even defrosted.

[inaudible]

We never got a challenge today either.

No, probably tomorrow.

Oh, man.

Oh, the chicken guy was walloped.

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It doesn't bother me at all.

As a matter of fact, I'd much rather have it this way.

But you know what?

Everyone's nominated--

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