03x07 - Episode 7

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ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother"--

JULIE: By a very close vote of five to four, Lori,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Very well.

ANNOUNCER: With Amy escaping eviction by a - vote,

the realities of the game really hit home.

It totally starts you thinking, because we

thought we had it all--

Mapped out.

ANNOUNCER: Marcellas became the new Head of Household.

I am so proud of Marcellas.

He is completely the comeback kid.

ANNOUNCER: And he took the job seriously.

I don't want anyone to ask me who I'm going to nominate.

OK.

All right.

I have no allegiance to any one person in this house.

ANNOUNCER: Things heated up between Roddy and Chiara.

And the house guests amused themselves with

an impromptu beauty pageant.

Oh my god!

[cheering]

ANNOUNCER: As nominations grew near,

Josh worried he could be next on the chopping block.

I probably deserve to be nominated.

ANNOUNCER: And while Gerry felt safe--

I truly believe I've made a friend for life with Marcellas.

ANNOUNCER: Josh worked behind the scenes against him.

And I'm not going to try to tell you who Gerry is,

knowing what an anti-Semitic, prejudiced,

r*cist, b*stard he truly is.

Don't think that he's pulling the wool over my eyes,

because he isn't.

ANNOUNCER: After much soul searching,

Marcellas announced his two nominees for eviction.

Josh and Tonya, I nominated you for eviction.

ANNOUNCER: But who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to force Marcellas

to change one of his nominees?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

[music playing]

Josh and Tanya, I nominated you for eviction.

Surprise, surprise, surprise!

It's not personal, Josh, but you--

well, it is personal. - Yeah.

Obviously, it is.

Josh, we have had problems from day one.

Tonya, unfortunately, somebody has to be a pawn.

[music playing]

I kind of figured you'd play it that way.

I would have played it that way, too, I think.

It, literally-- it was like, that's what you should do.

I thought, OK, put one of the popular people in-- put Lisa

in, put Eric in.

It's much better--

And it's too risky.

It's much better that you did--

it's much better that you did this.

You were so eloquent.

I made a speech at the nomination

for eviction ceremony that I, thoroughly, in that moment,

believed.

And I think you know that, for me,

the game is about things like integrity,

things like kindness.

At the risk of sounding trite, you were very butch, you know?

I mean-- you know, in a good, masculine way.

Here I am, thinking I'm this, like, good person.

I'm trying to be as good as I could possibly be.

And I'm beginning to sort of change.

I'm beginning to play the game more.

Just understand that what I said at the table was right

and that was what I had to do.

In terms of not being evicted from the house, at this point,

I feel pretty safe.

It's beginning to be easier for me to do the things

which I have rallied against.

I tried to put every single scenario I possibly could,

with every other person that I could.

Right.

And the-- it's important to me that you believe that.

And I do.

I totally do.

He wants Josh out of the house.

That is very evident.

I just hope it plays out to be that--

I know that.

OK?

I know that, honey.

I do not like Tonya, I do not like what she stands for,

I do not like what she puts out there.

So if Tonya were to go and not Josh, I wouldn't be unhappy.

I talked to Tanya and I told her.

Yeah.

And--

How does she-- how do you sense that?

Do you-- do you still think that she has a chance?

She'll spare him because she likes--

No, because, you know what?

Ultimately, she's got the heart of a h* and she wants to stay.

Well, then we-- then we play with that, you know?

Then we-- we let her do it.

Then she can stay as long as she tows the line.

Because I know why he put me up.

- Yeah. - You know?

And that's what I told them in the--

in the room.

I said, I totally--

I totally understand.

You know, this really isn't about Tonya, in my opinion.

It's about me.

Tonya is someone that definitely trusts me, and I trust her,

and we have become very close.

I'm not campaigning against you.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to try to convince people.

Really?

No, I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to sit by and just let this game pass me by.

I'm going to do what I have to do, in the most civil manner

that I can come up with.

I'd love to get power of veto again.

The power of veto allows one house guest

to veto the nomination of one other house guest, thereby

forcing the Head of Household to nominate another house

guest for eviction.

I'd love for you to have that, because I'd

love for what I did to stand.

You got that right.

And-- and you'd do the same thing.

I mean--

It simply has to stand.

But even if it doesn't stand, it falls back on me.

And I'm not going to turn on--

Oh, I know you're not going to turn on us.

I'm become diabolical.

I'm beginning to embrace sort of everything

I would need to do, be it good or bad,

in order to win the game.

[music playing]

I don't think the veto is getting used this week,

unless you or Roddy get it.

And I don't even know if it will be used then, would it?

Don't read into it too much until

it's-- at least that's done.

Yeah.

Because then you--

like you said, you're just k*lling yourself.

I'm not sure how the alliance is going to act,

because half the alliances likes Tonya,

half likes Josh-- everyone likes everyone, you know?

It's that type of thing, where it's not--

it's not predictable.

It's not cut and dry.

So the idea of an alliance right now is, I don't really

even think, even relevant.

[music playing]

I want your thinking.

Hm?

What are you thinking?

There's only three people who could possible use the veto--

you, definitely, I presume, I think Jason would use it.

I'm not positive on Eric.

He says he would probably use it.

I think he just said it.

I mean, I've almost-- almost put words in his mouth,

saying he would use it.

I don't know that he would.

You're all I got, bro.

Let's see what we can do, man.

It's not over. Don't worry.

I know.

And I'm certainly not--

I'm not giving up.

I mean, that's not who I am.

If Roddy wins the power of veto, I'm sure he'll use it on me.

I have no-- I have no doubt about that.

Neither do I. Well, if it's a game

you can not win, then great.

If you win it--

but I don't think you should have to save him,

because it would hurt you.

Clearly, I'm nervous.

I can't show it, though.

Never let them see you sweat.

I think Josh is very nervous, at this point.

He's making his rounds to see where everybody's coming from.

Any time it seems that I'm in a conversation

anywhere in this house, there he is.

Do you know how many times, like down at the stores,

like a pawn shop or something, I'm trying to buy something

and the guy's like, oh, are you jewing me down?

You know, those type of comments.

Josh kind of did plead his religion and kind of use

that as a point to, basically, say, save me.

Even Marcellas and Danielle don't face what

I face, being a Jewish person.

They don't and they never will.

I don't think I have Jason's vote at this juncture.

Hopefully, he'll come around.

And I just told him, flat out--

and I said, Josh, I don't know where I stand right now.

I make no bones about my dislike for Josh.

Josh came to the HOH room.

- Hello. - Mind if I come in?

Not at all.

It's just me.

Danielle was in the room.

- Do you want me to leave, Josh? - Not at all.

OK.

And Josh, basically, laid it all out on the table.

While I might have made things disruptive in the house,

they're not based on house reasons,

they're based on reasons that--

not to play a card-- but both of you

should be able to truly understand.

I was hoping to get Danielle on my side to veto

my a*s out of that spot.

That's what I said--

the racisms that we face are different.

You always get it, behind your back.

It's always behind you back.

I get it right to my face.

I do really think that I did quality work in that room.

Even though I want to believe Josh, I don't believe Josh.

I am the one person who can empathize with you, more

than anyone else in this house.

I do feel my interpersonal communication

skills are one of my fortes.

I really feel that I can get into their head,

get into their mind.

I'm not here to get evicted.

If people are hell bent on getting me out,

then I will be gone, but I am going down fighting.

[music playing]

I am germaphobe and I am proud.

The shiny, crazy, black man.

If it wasn't so cumbersome, I would drag oxygen behind me

with a mask on.

I don't want to touch anything that anyone else has touched.

Ew.

Nasty sink.

I don't want anybody breathing on me,

I don't want anybody breathing near me.

It's like this joke with like my friends.

Like everybody knows, it's like I carry Purell in my bag.

So if like I am walking down the street

and I shake somebody's hand, I'm like, hi, good to see you,

great.

The moment they turn around and walk away,

I'm like in my bag with the Purell.

And I'm like--

Like shaking hands is the number one

k*ller of men in their prime.

Marcellas washes up like he's going

to perform surgery every night.

He might actually see the germs that I don't, so he probably

wants to fight the fight against them.

I bought as many bottles as I could carry of % alcohol

into the house.

That can k*ll anything.

Anything.

[music playing]

And I have to stop myself, sometimes,

for grabbing bottles of that and dousing these people, head

to toe, in it.

They got to the point where they were thinking that I was going

to be walking around like spraying

people with, like, alcohol and, like, disinfectant.

Maybe we should give out hazmat suits.

I don't know.

In an effort to be nice to this nest of vipers,

I allowed that hairy, subhuman beast to use my clippers.

OK.

Take it off.

Take it off and brush it out.

Everybody knows I have clippers.

So when they ask me for it, I couldn't be like,

no, you're vile.

You're going to have to get in the shower

after this, you know that?

Here's a brush.

The thought of you touching anything that belonged to me

makes me sick.

I couldn't say that, so I had to say, absolutely.

[machine buzzing]

Hold still!

I will!

I will!

[music playing]

Hold still!

That beast fur in my clippers--

yuck!

It took a Herculean effort and a whole lot of alcohol

to clean those things before I could use them again.

[groaning]

And I have not only his germs on it, but I have his karma on it.

Why did I offer?

But believe me, those clippers are going in the garbage

the moment I walk out of here, $, richer.

[music playing]

All right, guys, let's come inside.

Marcellas gathered everybody and gave us the rules

of the veto competition.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to an offer you cannot refuse.

You are each going to come, one at a time.

Walk over to the bed, pull a ping pong ball,

and show your number.

Before we started the power of veto competition,

we had to pick out a ping pong ball.

And I happened to get number one.

So that meant I was to go first.

All right.

One of the boxes at the table contains

the "Big Brother" veto.

And a house guest who ends up with that box

at the end of this game wins the veto privilege.

The object of the game is very simple--

make someone an offer that they cannot refuse.

And if your offer is accepted, take

possession of his or her box.

Whoever has the "Big Brother" veto, wins the power of veto.

[music playing]

Going into the power of veto competition,

I really did not know who I wanted to have win that.

I just knew that I did not want Josh

to get himself off that block.

House guests, are you ready to make

someone at this table an offer that they cannot refuse?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't see why not.

Starts here.

All right.

Some people wanted absolutely nothing

to do with the power of veto, so they

fielded offers for their boxes.

If anybody wants this box, raise your hand

and throw some offers at me.

Jason?

Yes?

I'll offer you six days of ab class for your box.

And I was like, that's a pathetic offer.

But she kind of gave me that look like, trust me.

I don't think I want this anyway, so

congratulations, Danielle.

Amy?

Yes?

Any beer that I have will be yours for your two boxes.

I knew somebody was going to throw that out there at me.

You know what?

I'm not that much of an alchy.

I decline. - All right.

Gee!

I, being the troublemaker that I am, did want to win it.

I really did.

I think people that sat around that table,

they don't want to piss anyone off

and they were going to leave the nominations as is.

But I wanted the power of veto.

Period.

I did not want my box.

My box for the power of my massage techniques

for the rest of the time here.

I accept.

As much as I like Josh, I'm not going out of my way

to save him.

I did go into that competition hoping someone

would win it and veto me out.

I think there's very few people who would.

Danielle, I'll make you an offer

to not touch your a*s for the rest of the time

we're both in this house.

[laughing]

Since you only touched my a*s twice, I decline.

Fair enough.

Woohoo!

[laughing]

Amy, I will give you my portion of cheese

whenever it comes my way.

Well, I'm not that much of a pig or glutton either,

so I decline.

OK.

All right.

So I guess we start round two.

So after round one, Jason, Chiara, Lisa, and myself

were all out of the game.

We all had given up our boxes.

Danielle has four boxes, Amy has two boxes,

Josh has two boxes, Eric has one, Gerry has one.

I did try to extend a hand to Josh.

Josh, I will give you my box, if you promise

to behave kindly to Gerry.

I cannot accept that.

When Josh declined my offer to be nice to Gerry,

it just showed who he truly is.

He doesn't have impulse control.

And those are the things that make me want him to go.

I thought if I would have accepted

that, I would look like a complete phony and a sellout.

I'm going to do whatever I can and say

whatever I want to, to get that piece of crap out of here.

Eric, you're up.

No one really wants the power of veto because, in using it,

you're going to create an enemy--

or even in not using it.

Danielle, if you want my box, I'll

offer you a free hug whenever you think you need one.

That was easy.

You know, no one offered me anything good!

Danielle?

Amy, bring it on, sweetie.

While we're in the house--

Yes.

I will allow you unlimited use of the [inaudible]

red nail polish.

I decline, sweetie.

I figured you would.

OK.

That's fine.

Gerry?

Danielle, would you like my box?

Bring me your box.

Thanks a lot, Gerry!

I'm feeling a little, pretty good.

And you could tell--

I get that little smirk.

After round two, Danielle had more

boxes than anybody-- six boxes.

Amy had two boxes, Josh had two boxes, and I had one.

We had to take turns opening each box.

Nothing.

It was very tense.

It's empty.

Nothing.

It felt like Christmas, where you've got to,

like one at a time--

Nada.

Damn!

Holy [muted]!

It was a very tense moment because, you know,

I didn't know who possibly had it.

I was nervous about, what if Josh had the power of veto?

Then who goes up next to me.

Nothing.

Nothing.

When the last person opened their box, I knew it was mine.

[gasping]

Empty.

It was just a matter of time.

I was having fun.

- It's got to be there. - Yeah.

There it is.

When she finally opened that last box and we saw it,

I kind of breathed a sigh of relief.

Somebody on my side has the power.

[oohing]

Danielle, you have the power of veto.

The moment Danielle won veto power, I thought, damn.

Danielle seems to want to stir things up.

I'm like, yes, I got the veto!

I am woman, hear me roar.

And she seems to be working her own agenda

and to think that I'm not smart enough to understand that she's

putting herself first.

[music playing]

I told you I was going to get it.

Yeah, you did.

So my question is--

I was thinking, you know, you got-- we got Gerry,

but who do you think is going to stay in the house longer

and to have on your side?

Do you know what I'm saying?

Because you know he's gone, right?

But then you just lost your ally.

But if you have Josh as your ally,

he's going to be in the house much longer.

You really want to take Josh off the block?

I do.

That's my gut.

The reason Gerry is the hump on my back

that he is is because I cannot publicly nominate.

I just can't.

I simply could not turn on Gerry because

of what Jerry did for me--

because he vetoed my nomination.

But if you did put Gerry up, that problem's gone.

Danielle, I know what you're asking

me to do and I cannot do it.

I understand.

I don't think he's a secured ally

because you know it's inevitable that his time is going to come.

Plus, he fluctuates so much.

You don't know what that man's going to do

today, tomorrow, or anything.

You know what I mean?

Danielle, it would tear me apart.

If I take Josh off, how do you think

that's going to benefit us?

I suppose Josh can be useful, if he keeps his word,

and he doesn't turn around, and come after us.

I have to think.

I never completely trusted Gerry.

I might have to let go of some of the things

that, ultimately, could hold me back, like having a conscience.

That's what I seem to expect you to do-- is to put Gerry up.

That's all I'm going to say.

The only way I'll put Gerry up is if you spare Tonya.

And then it's Gerry against Josh.

And let the chips fall where they may.

So be it.

Then we'll let the house decide who stays and who goes.

And leave it at that.

OK?

Jay, get over here!

Danielle, I just need to say something to you.

If you're working this and you screw me--

and you know how torn I am about this, and how I feel about

Gerry, and what he did for me--

I will come after you.

I understand.

[music playing]

It seemed like Roddy and Chiara are getting closer.

They have flirtation going on.

They look cute and they look comfortable with each other.

But littler southern belle got a little tricks up her sleeve,

trying to slip in on the action.

[music playing]

I'm just hanging out with Roddy.

Let's talk more about you.

OK.

We are flirty from time to time and I do enjoy that.

I think he's a hottie.

However, I can't stand Chiara and it bothers me

that every time I'm in conversation with him,

somebody walks up.

Here they come!

Here they come!

Pssh, pssh!

Don't talk about it.

And that kind of gets on my nerves,

because I'm not used to that.

Like when I'm out of the house, out in the real world,

if I want something, I get it.

[music playing]

Well, I'm not Helen Keller, so, yes, I have noticed

Amy flirting with Roddy.

She's like the girls that give, like, other girls bad names.

She's a boyfriend stealer.

I look at it this way-- if you don't have

a ring on your finger, you're not taken.

We were all sitting out on the patio, cooking dinner.

She was curled up in the chair with Jason.

And Roddy just walked up and kissed me-- just,

you know, big deal.

I just kissed Amy deep, on the lips.

- Really? - Why?

Yeah.

Because Amy's [muted] hot.

Why did you do that?

Because I like Amy.

Nothing wrong with Amy.

She is jealous!

She was freaking out about it.

It was not a big deal.

Nothing against Amy, but anyone

who would date her or like her would never like me.

Amy, do me a favor-- can you take all your clothes off,

we'll put you on a lazy Susan-- the big one-- and just

spin you around for awhile?

It would be so fun.

Go get some high heels.

Please.

Just lie there naked.

Please!

What makes me mad is I don't understand

why she feels like she has to have everything.

She's already all over Jason.

Poor little boy.

I feel sorry for him.

She's like a leech.

And I'm not the type of girl, one, who gets really jealous

over this kind of thing.

I do get pissed over it.

That [muted] b*tch.

And then you say, so, Amy, you want to make out?

I know you're just kidding, but it--

that's--

It's absurd that-- don't you realize that,

like, sarcasm translates, to me, as something that's absurd.

She wants you.

Who [muted] cares?

And you don't think that-- do you really

think that I would like--

How would you-- oh, whatever.

It doesn't matter.

OK.

You know, he's kissing another girl right in front of me,

on the lips.

It's-- it's a little weird.

I was pissed.

I won't lie.

Plus, she should know who she's messing with.

Exactly.

You hate her.

And I have since day three.

I've facilitated a meeting between Chiara and Amy,

so that Amy could diffuse what I see as a ticking b*mb.

I think you guys need to have a conversation,

so I'm going to leave.

I brought the two together and then I thought, let

me get the hell out of here.

If Amy wants to self destruct, let her self destruct.

Now can I ask you a question?

Are you making advancements toward Roddy?

Because like the last time thing I need--

the game is bad enough-- the drama goes on there.

Yeah. You don't--

And like, I am not going to sit

here and think that some girl is trying to, like,

make advancements.

Oh my god.

I-- there should be no more drama

other than what already exists. - Yeah.

I'm like, great.

So, of course, every little that you did and he did,

I was just watching.

- Oh my god. - Back and forth.

No, no, no.

That's irrelevant.

So don't, you know?

OK. Good.

I feel better. - Do you?

Yeah. I feel a lot better.

I just--

That's kind of my tactic.

It always has been.

I would k*ll her with kindness before I'd

go in there with her.

I'm just going to be nice to her.

Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.

I don't want her to think I don't like her.

So, basically, she says to me, do you hate me or something?

And I said, no.

I was like, but I got to ask you a question--

what about the advancements you were making towards Roddy?

And she goes, oh, no, are you kidding me?

I hope she doesn't ask me what I think of her, because I'm

just going to have to tell her and I'm

just going to be honest. I think she's fake.

All said and done.

Everything has been dealt, nipped, and done.

Yeah.

Obviously, not, but yeah.

[music playing]

Marcellas, I need to borrow your room for a moment.

Do you mind?

Not at all.

Thank you, honey.

I got a problem.

Oh, yeah? What's up.

And it involves you.

I'll see if I can help.

I want you to stay in the house.

As do I. I only need-- between you and me, I need one vote.

One vote.

If Danielle doesn't use the veto on me,

I figure I need one more vote to stay in the house.

If I try to get you a vote--

OK.

Say that I am trying my damnedest,

and you get to stay in this house,

and you have to put people up next week,

who would you nominate?

God.

I mean, I'm still-- obviously, I'm still thinking about just

staying in this week.

Here's my deal--

OK.

My stay, right now, is not totally pleasant.

It really-- I'm just having a tremendous problem

because my life here, in the house,

would be so much happier minus one person.

Because I don't associate with certain types of people outside

of the house.

Call me a snob, I won't deny it.

And once it's set in my mind that someone

is just utter White Tr*sh--

It's set.

It's set.

Complete.

So you want Kiki out of the house.

I didn't say that.

OK.

But I'm saying it.

I didn't say that.

OK.

I mean, I'm not naming any names,

but I just don't like dealing with people

who, I feel, for lack of better words, that I'm better than.

I'm that.

I mean, I'm really--

I'm a good person for that. - And I will do--

I listen to everything that's said.

I want you to stay.

I will do what I can, if I can.

I will vote for you, %.

I'm behind you.

All right.

And we'll talk, hopefully.

I really hope we get to continue this [muted] conversation.

Me, too.

I do, too.

I really do.

ANNOUNCER: The house guests want exercise equipment.

Which game would you like to see the house guests compete in?

- Strip poker! - Bowling.

- Bowling! - Jousting.

Yes!

Boxing.

Yeah!

[cheering]

Number three.

All right!

The winner of the competition will select the new exercise

equipment for the house.

[cheering]

Backyard!

Backyard!

[clapping]

Let's do this, people!

Let's get ready to rumble!

Oh my god!

We're going to bowl!

- Oh my god! - It is!

It's human bowling!

It's human bowling!

That's what I was thinking.

Oh my god!

Ladies and gentlemen, America has made their choice

and they want to see which of us is

the real king pin of the house!

OK!

You will each take one turn as a bowler and one as a ball.

Each pair of bowler and ball will have one roll.

Your combined score, as a bowler and ball,

will be posted in the total column.

The house guest with the highest combined total

will win the game and get to choose

the exercise equipment they wish to have brought into the house.

So let's keep our minds out of the gutter

and spare each other the insults as we

try to strike it rich with some new exercise equipment!

[cheering]

I feel like I'm in the gynecologist's office.

Well, that's it. That's it.

You're going to be part of this ball.

To get in the ball was unbelievably uncomfortable.

It was a big mess.

You are the ball--

na, na, na, na.

I feel like I work at a carnival.

To make White Tr*sh look high class.

I am bowler number one and Josh is my ball.

Having Marcellas push me down the lane--

the irony is sickening!

OK!

It's actually pretty funny.

I feel like I'm in one of Marcellas' toy stories.

I know, Josh.

That's not so bad.

[music playing]

[screaming]

[cheering]

Now get me the hell out!

Good job, bro!

Great job.

How was it, Josh?

Ah.

It was.

It was!

I get five as the bowler, Josh, as ball, you have five.

It sucks going first, you know what I mean?

Go, Marcellas!

Let's go, Mar!

Move this ball.

Once I got in the ball, I just decided to keep my eyes closed.

All right.

Go, Marcellas!

Go!

And scream at the top of my lungs!

[screaming]

I should have concentrated on being part

of the ball and role, instead of screaming

at the top of my lungs.

Roddy, you suck!

I blame the fact that I got a zero being the ball on Roddy.

One of the biggest boys in the house tosses like a b*tch.

[clapping]

I still love you, baby!

[clapping]

That works.

Amy's bowling.

Clear the damn way and push her all the way back.

Do I have to start up top?

I'm ready.

Get out of the way.

Go, Amy!

[screaming]

Nice, nice, nice!

[clapping]

Nice job, Amy.

As the bowler, I hit five.

OK.

Tonya pushed me, and she's little,

and she didn't have a lot of force.

[screaming]

Well, that sucked!

Well, I really tried hard to push it.

But I think I could have pushed it harder if I could

have had a good grip on it.

I scored a three.

I'm ready, baby!

This is Chiara!

Come on, Chiara!

Let's go!

Whoa!

Good job.

Nice one!

Kiki, can you lean more towards the right?

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All right, Dan!

Yeah!

Nice job!

Nice job!

[cheering]

When I win, you win.

Are we ready?

And you're like holding on.

You're like, oh my god, this is so fun!

Wow!

Nice!

[cheering]

Yes!

Yes!

Way to go, Dani!

When Gerry bowled the perfect six, I went, it's mine!

I said, this is going to be real interesting.

I was mostly intrigued as to whether or not

I could fit inside that ball, since I am a pretty large guy.

Yeah.

If it was going to go down--

Hey, Roddy, you better help to hold that.

Well, he's a big guy.

Are you allowed to eat the ball and then roll?

[music playing]

Yeah. OK.

Here we go. Here we go.

I'm good. I'm good.

You good?

Yeah.

- Gerry, are you ready? - I am ready.

You want it? - Yeah!

Woo!

Woo!

Woo!

Yeah!

Let the weight take it, let the weight take it.

Oh, yes!

Come on, Jason!

Go, Jason!

Yeah!

Oh, yeah!

[music playing]

All right.

We got four.

pounds.

[cheering]

We got four.

Get your a*s down there, boy!

Go down! Go down!

Go down!

All right.

All right, everyone.

And our winner--

[cheering]

Danielle!

[cheering]

Two days in a row.

I wanted to choose the exercise equipment

because I'm out for the girls.

We just need some cardio.

[music playing]

My selection is the silent elliptical tram.

It's like fake running.

That is so cool!

Now squat low.

Now go backwards, go backwards, go backwards.

[music playing]

Isn't that neat?

I'm glamorous.

I feel like the bionic man.

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I wanted the house guests to know that I'm thinking

of using the power of the veto.

What's up, baby?

I think I already know your answer,

but maybe you might surprise me.

If you had a choice between Jay or Gee--

Instantly, I want Gerry out because he's Gerry.

If Josh is around, he'll get put up two or three weeks in a row,

if he survives, which means the Head of Household only really

has one person that's going up.

He's going to occupy a space and then

maybe he has a vote to sneak by, but it keeps our asses out.

It's something to think about.

It's a very interesting thought.

That's why I--

that's why I'm bringing this up.

Yeah.

Do you see what I'm saying?

And then just have Ger go, and then have-- it works out well.

I had a discussion.

I said, let the house decide.

So this is-- this is my--

[music playing]

It is my absolute, positive hope that Danielle

leaves things the way they are.

Right now, I am not nervous about the veto.

Danielle said, sweetie, don't you worry.

Evidently, Danielle is going to use the veto power.

I believe she's going to use it to veto me.

Always expect the unexpected with me.

When you think you've got Danielle figured out,

you don't.

I'm hoping Dani's just playing like coy,

because she won't look at me today.

She said to calm down.

To come down?

- Calm. - She did?

To me?

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't hear that.

She was like, Josh, just calm down.

It's going to be OK.

[music playing]

I am still nervous about the veto,

about the whole nomination process

that I'm heavily involved in.

I still feel Marcellas would rather me out of the house

than in the house.

Dead man walking!

I do have a sense of humor and I do try to keep it.

I mean, that's-- that's-- you know, that's part of who I am.

I remember being at the worst moments of my life,

having some really good jokes.

Dead man walking!

I hope that Danielle would veto me and keep me safe.

Although Danielle and I had discussed what I thought

and what we, together, thought was in the best

interest of each other, I still did not

know that I could trust her.

This is the veto meeting.

I have the power of the veto.

I can take Josh or Tonya off the nomination for eviction.

So at this time, I'm going to turn to one of you

guys to give reason why I should use my power of veto.

Tonya, ladies first.

OK.

Because I think I've been a very honest person in here,

and I've made a lot of great friends,

and I want to stay in here.

I've been having a great time in here.

And I'm just not ready to go home yet.

I want to say.

And I don't feel like I've had any conflict with anybody.

Basically, that's it.

Thank you.

Josh?

Well, being that I'm speaking to you,

I have to admit there's almost nothing I can say here that I

know would have any effect.

I know that your decisions--

you, honestly, do go with your gut.

Your decisions are well thought out.

It has nothing to do with--

I could stay up here and talk for four hours.

It's not going to mean a thing.

Duly noted.

After thinking for a very, very long time,

I went over every scenario possible.

And at this time, I choose not to exercise my power of veto

and leave the power as is.

And that is my decision.

And that's it.

And that's all.

[music playing]

I did not use the power of veto because Marcellas wanted the

nomination to remain the same.

So I had to give him my word for him

to believe that he still had the power.

And that's part of the game.

After that meeting, people--

I mean, some people are looking at me like--

like they're visiting a friend in the hospital

who they know has, like, a week to live.

[music playing]

Roddy is Roddy.

He's looking at me like, you know, keep your head up, champ.

Like-- you know, he's like the Little League coach.

I don't think I will campaign to get more votes.

I know that I have three votes that are guaranteed to me.

It doesn't matter if you go around to them,

and beg them for their vote, act like you're their best friend,

because, hopefully, people can see through all of that.

I'll treat everybody the same.

And Josh doesn't do that.

[music playing]

After the meeting, Danielle took me into the bedroom

and explained her reasoning behind not

using the veto power on me.

It's fine.

I couldn't, Josh.

Josh?

I have no problem with what you did or didn't do.

I'm sorry, but don't do this.

Don't go down.

You fight because the game's not over yet.

- Be Josh. - All right.

All right?

And I still have faith.

Still be Josh.

Look at me.

Still be Josh.

All right.

It's just hard when everyone in the house is telling me

this is my only chance.

Just be Josh, OK?

All right.

I was very emotional and scared.

You know, I'm not going to lie.

I mean, I don't want to leave, you know?

And I don't want to lose.

This is not the Josh I know.

All right.

But this is me, though.

I know, I know, I know.

But you got to fight.

OK.

Don't go out like that.

Be funny.

Do what you got to do.

- OK. - All right.

Mm, hm.

Josh is a person-- he's funny, he's vindictive.

But you saw the hurt in him, to the point

he got a little choked up.

Telling me not to give up, you know,

leads me to believe that she will not vote me out,

but I couldn't help get emotional.

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I'm an incredibly, incredibly sensitive person.

ANNOUNCER: Who will be evicted next

from the "Big Brother" house--

Josh or Tonya?

Find out live, tomorrow night at :/: Central.

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