03x21 - Episode 21

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ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother"--

Head of Household, Amy, was pressured by the house

to nominate Roddy and Chiara.

Obviously, I nominated the two of you.

This is not about revenge.

ANNOUNCER: Many wanted Roddy voted out,

but Amy had her own agenda.

ANNOUNCER: While Chiara was crushed, Roddy understood--

Don't worry.

You're off the hook. Don't worry.

Thank you.

ANNOUNCER: But speculated that Danielle was out to get him.

Everybody said to me, for weeks now,

that you want to get me out of this house.

ANNOUNCER: Danielle felt her confidence was betrayed.

Marcellas, you're playing me.

ANNOUNCER: When the only guest to ever use the power of veto

won it again, the house was on edge,

until he made his decision.

Well, kids, I've decided not to use the power of veto.

ANNOUNCER: On eviction night, the last couple in the house

was torn apart.

JULIE: Chiara, you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

ANNOUNCER: The next Head of Household

came down to a battle of words and wits.

In the end, Jason emerged victorious.

Jason, you are the new Head of Household.

ANNOUNCER: Who will Jason choose to nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight, on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: By a vote of four to one, Chiara,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Chiara and I couldn't have been closer.

And it was just-- it was miserable.

I feel like this part horrid home wrecker.

I mean, sorry.

It's a game.

And the game is not love connection.

She brings so much to this house--

so much life, so much energy.

Bye.

She looked at me and she was like,

why didn't you vote for me?

That k*lled me because I knew how important just the two

votes were, you know, for her.

I'm sorry.

This is so hard for me.

I'm going to miss her a lot and--

It's happy times.

I told Kiki--

I said, OK, if you-- if you get evicted at some point,

I'll-- you know, I'll give you a kiss.

And she gave him a kiss on the cheek.

I just said--

I said, come on, give me a real kiss.

I got one on the lips!

I'm going to miss how-- sometimes

the hours here go on forever and she

just made it so much easier.

Oh!

We're sorry we took so long [inaudible]..

Bye, guys.

The moment I saw her leave, it just kind of all

hit me that, wow, she's really gone.

And there's almost a part of me that wanted to go,

because you start looking forward

to seeing your family, and your friends,

and getting back to life.

Now I just feel like there's this hush over the house.

[music playing]

I guess I'm the wicked witch of the south.

We just became such close friends.

And I'm sure, tonight, when I go to bed, it's going to--

it's going to hit me.

Chiara departing the house was really tough.

It-- it really hit a lot it was hard.

Now open my bag and look in there.

What did you steal?

I didn't steal anything, just open my bag.

Come here, you guys.

You do it.

Come here, you guys.

She gave me Wooby.

Oh, wow.

Chiara had a security blanket she's had since was a child.

And she left that to me.

For her to leave behind a security blanket

she's had her entire life--

to give that to anybody for any reason is meaningful,

is touching.

Oh, god.

That's--

That's the most touching I've ever seen.

Best touching things I've ever seen.

I took a peek in there for a shirt, and I saw that,

and I was trying not to like--

it was unbelievably touching.

It was that she was giving me a part of herself and--

and just showing a lot more than I think I've

ever seen anybody show in one--

one gesture.

It was absolutely beautiful.

Roddy, that's amazing.

You got to know how much she cares about you now.

Well, I knew before that, too.

I'm so proud that I got to be part of her life,

for her to have to share something like that with me.

[music playing]

[crying]

Right now, I'm feeling like crap.

You know, I loved Chiara.

You know, she was spunky and--

and we had a blast with one another.

[music playing]

What made the thing about Chiara so bad

is the fact that I had Roddy by the ba*ls.

I could have easily changed that vote.

I had compassion for Amy.

I'd do it.

I'd do it for you.

Thank you, Danielle.

Woo.

Nothing personal, but business, you know?

I got to keep my mind on the game

and I have to do what I have to do.

I don't have to like it, but I'll do what I have

to do to survive in this game.

I'm miserable.

Everybody's walking around this house

moping, and crying, and acting all upset.

I have to pretend like I care.

And I don't.

This is a game, it's not death.

She'll see her little boyfriend again in a couple weeks.

[music playing]

I'm having such mixed emotions.

Chiara really hurt me.

I vote to evict Lisa.

I vote to evict Chiara.

But is that-- is that enough for me to vote her out?

Shouldn't I have been mature enough to let it go?

I listened to a last minute change that Danielle made.

And I didn't listen to myself.

You plot against people, you manipulate situations

to get what you want, and then you

sit around and cry about it?

I know.

I know she would have.

That's what I have to keep telling myself.

Four down, plus one friend, and five to go.

JULIE: Congratulations, Jason, you

are the new Head of Household.

If I could have done a back flip, I would have.

I'm trying to act all calm and cool,

but my boy won and I'm like, yeah!

Woo!

Jay and I really get along well.

Jay, congratulations.

Thank you, thank you.

And as of right now, I think that he

probably has other fish to fry rather than coming after me.

Jason become Head of Household was really odd,

I think, strategically.

At this week, I think I'm OK.

I feel safe.

I think that Jason will do the right thing.

The only person that I just have % confidence in

is Danielle.

And that means that other than Danielle,

no one is safe in this house.

I won HOH, I got the key, I'm about to go check out my room.

I can't wait to see what--

what kind of little goodies are in my basket.

All right!

Oh my goodness!

[oohing]

Oh, my family sent me a bunch of pictures.

Nice!

This is Dan Dan.

That's my Dan Dan.

U, "Joshua Tree."

All right!

There we go.

My ex-girlfriend actually made this for me.

And so I love it.

It's a really sweet blanket, so--

They gave you [inaudible].

I slept in the high rent district on a cot,

in a sleeping bag.

And the bed in the HOH is calling me.

And I'm looking forward to that.

I'm also looking forward to a little privacy--

just being able to close the door, go in there, and--

and not be bothered.

When you look at the people around the table,

you have to say, who would team up against our team?

So I need to take a cleansing breath,

and I need to have a long talk with Jason, and--

and see what his thoughts on everything.

The good news is, if I go out the week after this,

I make it all the way till September th and one of us--

you and me-- makes it to the final five.

OK.

That's exciting.

Yeah.

This ensures that.

Yes.

No.

[inaudible] two. - I know.

But I'm just saying.

Don't say that now.

Danielle has been extremely diligent about protecting

me here, in this house.

And I've got to do the same.

If I have to do some dirty work, so be it.

No.

He's good, and he's kind, and he's as sweet as they get,

but he's not strong.

He won't back you at all times.

So don't think that just because of who he is,

you can tell him everything and you can trust him.

I don't know.

But you do whatever you want.

We'll talk. - Yeah.

And remember, whatever you do, I respect.

I know.

You know, I feel like if I have to do some dirty work,

and I have to be the bad guy, and put Roddy up,

I'm ready to do it.

It's time to play the game.

The gloves are off.

[music playing]

Oh.

We were outside, playing cards.

And Jason comes outside and called us in to come

take a look at something.

[gasping]

And as we came in, we saw that the large table

that we've come to--

to be very used to--

the one that used to fit of us--

was now considerably shrunken.

Yuck.

Great timing.

Shocking.

It kind of settled in, like, OK, we're getting down to it.

The smaller table is--

is downright eerie.

It's a reminder of missing comrades.

[music playing]

This enormous, big, raucous family is just,

you know, dwindling down.

I don't like it small.

It was a reality check.

Our number has decreased, our table has decreased.

[music playing]

You know, in this house, there's an awful lot of stress.

It's important, in those times, to find

something to laugh about.

And Danielle does a really good job of that.

[music playing]

Oh, I touched your booty.

I'm so sorry.

What is up with you?

I love it when Danielle dances.

Whenever she dances, I'm just--

just about on the floor, laughing.

[music playing]

Danielle does have a great capacity to light-- to lighten

the mood here, in the house.

Do you do this?

Oh, no.

I'm scared of that.

Whoever that guy is, they can leave.

One thing that Danielle does that makes me laugh

is when she imitates the guys in the house.

When you walked out of here with Amy,

you just crawled up against my leg with a knife

and walked on, right up to my heart!

She has a lot of characters she can play.

I mean, she can-- she can play angry, ghetto woman.

We're both like--

[screaming]

Whatever!

It is [inaudible]!

It is talking!

I'm just simply trying to laugh and enjoy life.

Just a laugh is-- is a great stress reliever here,

in this house.

[laughing]

I'm not-- I'm not--

here-- here-- here-- that is-- that-- they say that-- they--

like-- ta--

- Get it out. - Sorry.

Let me start this again.

When I get nervous, I tend to stutter a little bit.

I tend to.

Kind-- and I--

because we-- we've-- and-- and-- well, I mean--

what-- I-- what's a-- what's a--

I tend to fidget with things in my hand,

maybe play with my thumb on a coffee cup or something.

Are you still confident in the idea

of getting-- of you, me, and Chiara

are the last three standing.

I tend to--

tend to touch and do this kind of thing, mess with my hair.

So I'm a dead giveaway when I'm nervous.

I have-- you know, walking in here,

I've had-- had a lot of internal monologue about just--

you know-- and even-- even the--

just about so many things because--

I-- I don't know.

I really hadn't--

I haven't given a lot of thought to it all.

I was saying if I got it, I wouldn't put you up there.

I don't know how you feel.

I would hope you felt the same way.

Yeah.

Really good duck of an answer, Jay.

I'm a squirmer and a fidgeter.

I feel like as long as I don't--

I don't say exactly what it is I'm fidgeting about,

you know, at least there-- there is still some question

in somebody's mind.

[music playing]

I've heard that whole thing-- there's nothing

more unattractive than a drunk woman.

Well, too bad!

[music playing]

Her vow, the first time she went in the house,

about to think more of others--

I think, when she starts drinking,

that goes right out the window.

I mean, she's made some improvements,

but, overall, that sort of selfishness

still rears its ugly head.

Gerry, you drink that whole beer?

A man must believe in something

and I believe I'll finish my beer.

I'm sorry.

I apologize.

That was tacky, and rude, and--

I don't know.

Damn.

I like wine, so I stick with the wine.

Amy likes wine, and beer, and any other drink

you have in this house.

You know the beer you got out for me?

Mm, hm.

I had to go hide it.

The old Amy came back.

Yeah.

Are you looking for your beer?

No, no, no.

Well, give it to me, Marcellas,

if you don't want it.

Oh, I might drink my beer in a little bit.

Marcellas, I'll pay you!

How much do you want?

And I'm like, did you learn anything from your first visit

here?

Hey!

I'll pay $. for beer.

Amy, I wouldn't take $. from my supposed

friend for a c*ck.

I've got like $. in my purse, outside.

Once again, I'm in this position where I have

to try to suck it down, so that she doesn't become over

served, so that she doesn't look bad.

Marcellas, I love you!

Yet again, Amy's out there.

She got a beer in her hand, she done

had red wine, and white zinfandel.

Some things never change.

I was like--

just give everyone an opportunity to vote you out,

because you always want to come off like the little lush.

It would be different if this was

like the first time this has happened,

but it's happened like times.

It's [inaudible]!

[inaudible], I love you!

[screaming]

She seems to want to play this character--

the kind of lushy, boozy, party girl.

And, truthfully, within the context of the game, my friend,

it starts making you vulnerable.

I wanted her back, desperately,

and now I realize maybe that wasn't such a good thing.

You have an opportunity.

You were given a second chance in this crazy game.

And the things that--

that happened before that led up to us being torn apart

can happen again.

I know.

You have to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

I'm not out there bartering, I'm not out there

trying to take from people.

Amy, you come in here and you offer me money for a beer.

You know you-- that I'd give you anything

that you wanted from me.

And I wouldn't ask you--

I wouldn't take money.

See, that's the thing that kills me about this house.

I can't even joke.

I can't even have fun.

You can have fun, but you have to remember that this is work.

So even when you're having fun, you're still working.

It's always the same conversation

and it always is the same way.

We love each other.

OK.

You're right.

That's fine.

Nobody can have mine.

I'm sorry.

It's a crazy, dysfunctional relationship.

[music playing]

You are so cute, you know that?

You are just so damn good.

Gerry's in love with me.

It's a good thing I'm straight.

There, I said it.

It's out in the cosmos.

I hope there are many other men out there that feel like that.

Would you look for the old, white sugar daddy?

He doesn't have a chance in hell.

It was a little weird.

He had that big a*s on my bed, on my pillow,

and was picking his feet.

Do you know what was the clincher?

Did you see him picking his feet?

No!

No!

I knew that that was going to be a problem for you.

This is where my face goes!

[laughing]

But it's not just that.

Then he came over.

And I was laid out like this and I didn't

move for him to sit down.

And it forced me down like this.

And you're like, just--

[laughing]

It's like the end of the Titanic.

And they were like, wait--

The band's still playing.

No!

It's bad enough that he spends his days like staring at me.

[music playing]

And he stares at me constantly.

Like I look up, whose eyes do I meet?

Yeah.

I'm easy on the eyes.

Stop leering at me every second and stop

looking at me in the shower.

[music playing]

[singing] This is no ordinary dream.

The creepiest moment of tape ever

must have been that mother leering at me in the shower

yesterday.

Next thing you know, he's going to try to step

up in the crapper with me.

All right.

I'll back off.

Believe me, I'm completely accustomed to being stared at.

[coughing]

I know when somebody's appraising me.

And it made me sick.

You know, I think he wants you.

Stop it, Danielle.

He gets in the bed and plays--

Danielle, stop it, because I'll leave this house tonight.

I will go hit the panic club and run for the hills.

I'm comfortable around Marcellas

because, for one thing, I'm very comfortable

with my own sexuality.

I wonder, though, if Marcellas isn't

a little uncomfortable having an overtly

straight man as a friend.

All right.

Go to sleep, pretty boy.

I'll see you later.

I'll talk to you later.

It's time for the food competition!

My first responsibility, as Head of Household,

was to pass out our aprons for the food competition today.

Each of you, take one.

Go ahead and slap it on.

[music playing]

Head to the backyard, guys.

- Oh! - Oh!

Come on!

We walked outside and it was like a huge playground.

I'm thinking, oh, god, what are they going to have us do?

This week's food competition is called Making the Donuts.

The yard is set with seven stations, each of which

will be handled by one of us.

There are oversized donuts, right there,

on that start rack.

We've got seven minutes to get as many of those

donuts as we can, right here, into the finish cup.

Each donut must travel through all seven stations

to be considered valid.

Once the donut is in the coffee cup,

we may place them on the finish rack.

If a donut drops to the ground, or into the pool,

or falls off an apparatus at any time, it is disqualified.

If we get donuts right here, on this finish rack,

we will have all our normal for the week.

Anything less than the donuts will cut

our food portion for the week.

There is one mystery donut.

[cheering]

And if we can successfully transport it,

we'll receive a treat for the week for the entire house!

[cheering]

Guys, let's pick our stations and be prepared

for some strange gyrations.

It's time to make donuts, so this week's menu

doesn't have any holes!

[cheering]

I started the whole relay thing.

[whistle blowing]

My job was to collect the donuts,

and climb up the ladder, and just sh**t them down the slide.

It was a lot harder than it looked.

I was catapult man.

I go to launch the donuts into the hot tub.

Good job, Gerry.

Great job.

I took the skateboard ramp, and leaned as far as I could

over, and helped guide it.

- Nice! - Way to go!

I didn't want anything complicated

because I didn't want anything to fall because of me.

So I'm like, I'll just stay right here and--

Crank that!

My responsibility was to catch the donut coming off

the conveyor belt, put the donut on the shark fin,

and sail the shark across to Amy's waiting arms.

Good job!

Beautiful!

My job on the obstacle course was

to get the donut on the pulley.

- It's all right. - It's all right!

It's all right!

And send the donuts down to Roddy.

My job was to take the donuts and sh**t

them into a huge cup of coffee.

If I missed it, the whole entire process was a waste.

Really good shape!

Good job, Danielle! Good job!

First donut on!

All right.

We got a donut!

Good job, good job!

I'm going to hit it in.

Huh?

We're starving!

OK!

Magic donut in the hole!

[music playing]

Good job!

Great job!

Come on, Marcellas!

Oh, god, Marcellas!

I lost a donut.

I'm sad about that, but what can you do?

Damn!

Just calm down, Marcellas.

Then we started to get a little panicky

and started to hurry up our pace.

Oh!

We're losing it, people!

We started to worry about food because we knew that we could

only lose two donuts, if we wanted to get

all our food for the week.

Hey, guys!

Guys, take a deep breath.

Just one second.

Slow it down.

Good job, Danielle!

Good job!

[SINGING] Because I got the magic donut!

Good job!

Here!

Amy!

Amy, baby! Amy!

Go! Go!

Go! - Good!

Yes! Nice one!

- Money donut's in! - Nice!

Beautiful!

Throw another one!

Throw another one!

- Danielle? - Go!

We've got to get these last ones.

It's in!

Good job, Amy.

Woo!

Ready?

All right.

- Let's do this! - Cheer!

We're nearly done! Cheer him!

Cheer him!

All right, Dani, are you ready?

- Yeah! - Ah!

Oh!

Beautiful!

She lost two?

It's OK, Amy. It's OK.

It's OK.

- It's not OK. - Come on!

It's all right! We're fine!

We're fine! Come on!

- Can I stand and catch? - Yeah!

- Yes! - Oh, I can do that.

Stay focused right now, sweetie.

Stay focused!

Amy, once things start to go wrong,

has a low panic threshold.

Damn!

Start them moving!

We got to go! - Come on!

It's fine, Amy. - Come on, Marcellas.

OK.

- There you go! - Here we go!

Here we go!

Put them out and I'm going to catch it, if they fall.

I can work very well, if I'm taking my time

and doing it right.

That's perfect.

OK!

Amy, that's good!

There we are!

Marcellas, can you put those two on right now?

[music playing]

Just put it-- all right!

We had three donuts left and only had to get two of them

in at the very last stage.

Just go!

- Just go! - Just go!

Just roll it!

Just roll it! - See?

You can't just go!

One more!

And then, when everyone ran over to me and started yelling,

just throw them on there, throw them on there, it was over.

Everyone on top of Amy, yelling at her directions,

I think really kind of put some pressure on her

and all three of them fell.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

Oh!

Oh!

[whistle blowing]

We got half our food for the week.

[cheering]

We won-- we won half the week's food.

If everyone didn't panic and get so worried about every detail,

we could've done much better.

And we got this--

the mystery donut!

Go!

[cheering]

Congratulations, house guests.

You guys have won a week's worth of baked goods and beverages

from Dunkin' Donuts.

Each morning, different treats will be yours to enjoy,

including donuts, bagels, muffins, scones,

coffee, and Coolatta drinks.

Coolatta!

So enjoy!

[cheering]

Oh my god!

We walked inside, and there was donuts, and bagels,

and muffins everywhere!

Oh!

Oh!

Chocolate!

Custard filled!

It was like one big bakery.

It was nice!

To have Dunkin' Donuts, right in front of me,

in the house that I'm stuck in, was a really good treat.

Whoopee!

And we had a late breakfast celebration there,

in the "Big Brother" kitchen. - Cheers!

- Cheers! - Cheers!

And we all took our Coolattas, and our cups of coffee,

and we toasted one another on a food competition done well.

But I need just some--

Yeah.

Right now, my-- my one thought, as HOH, is to protect Danielle.

That is where I have an alliance.

And it's from the beginning.

And I want to take it to the end.

I vote to evict Eric.

See, that's--

OK.

I think Jason should nominate Roddy.

We'll see if Jason has the chutzpah to do it.

And I think he does.

Chiara mentioned something yesterday, before she left,

when we were getting ready, to Danielle and I,

about you being a great guy, how much she loved you,

but she didn't know if she could trust you because you,

you know, had-- you broke your word.

And Roddy, in a roundabout way, said

the same thing to me, also.

He's telling me that, I'm like--

Yeah.

What do you want me to say?

Because I can't-- you know?

You're talking to the wrong person,

because him telling me this, pisses me off at him more.

- Yeah. - And--

Yeah.

Because I wish he would--

because I thought--

I mean, we've-- we talked, you know?

Beyond anything, do you-- have I lied to you about a thing?

Have I told one thing that hasn't been true to you?

No.

I don't think so.

- I know you've done it to me. - Yeah.

I know you have.

I'm sorry.

I was very surprised that Roddy's name came up

and stories of the Eric eviction were still

lingering around the house.

It really got to me because I felt

like we had moved beyond that.

And here it was, being thrown back in my face

and thrown at all the other house guests.

It was tough.

Roddy knew more than he let on or that he

was trying to let on.

Because when he had me in that room, he was like,

Jason lied to me.

He told me and Eric that he wasn't going to vote for me.

He said that to you?

Yeah.

See, that's-- that's the whole thing that's been-- right now,

it's come up an awful lot.

And, um-- and I just--

I can't believe that he talked to ever single person

in this house.

Gerry was one of the last people that I talked to.

It stinks to be Head of Household.

I'm glad because I'm safe.

I think you have an easy out.

I think I'm going to put Roddy up against Amy.

Would you feel like winning the power of veto

and trying to save him?

If I put Roddy on the block, I didn't want any chance

that he would not go, because it would be doom

for me here, in this house.

I doubt, very seriously, whether I would play the power

of veto, in that case.

I wanted to hear, out of Roddy's

mouth, why he had said those things,

why it was still an issue today.

Hey-- hey, Roddy?

Just whenever you get a sec.

I pulled Roddy into the Head of Household room.

There are a lot of things--

there are some undercurrents, you

know, in the house, and some things that I learned today.

Almost every one in the house, you know,

is like, Kiki and Roddy, you know,

have said a lot of things.

And people have said that you guys have both said,

you know, I love Jason, but I can't trust him.

And that's been really--

you know, really hard to hear that, today.

It seemed that there had been a little bit of dirty work done

behind my back.

And I had to smooth it over because there

was a chance Jay was going to put me up on the block.

I have been incredibly clear on what I have said

and not said here.

In fact, just the other day, I said my trust is Jay is gold.

It pisses me off--

what happened.

- I just-- - I don't know.

I just don't know--

Jay, I have been so straightforward with you.

If I have-- have I lied to you about a thing?

Have I done a thing to you that you know--

No, but I feel like you have-- you have gone,

and you've-- you've taken this whole thing,

and you've just talked about me behind my back

in-- in the house, and--

Do you really think, Jay, that,

when the people come in here to lobby you to do something

or to not do something--

obviously, they don't want to go, Jay.

It's in their interest to tell you something like that.

Sure.

And make it sound like I was stabbing you in the back,

when, if there's anything you think--

what do you think, Jay?

Well, that's-- that's what I--

What do you think, Jay?

Don't-- don't worry about what those people told you.

What do you think?

Right now, I don't know, Roddy.

OK.

Are you aware of that-- like that there's actually

a special friendship between you, me,

and Chiara in different ways? - Yeah.

And between you.

And do you think-- to say that that's not a reason enough

to believe in each other--

Jay, I've always felt like I've always

followed up on all this stuff, with saying I believe in you.

And I just got done talking about that last--

I believe in you, Roddy, so much.

But apparently, you don't, Jay.

If you're going to say that, then mean it.

OK.

Don't just say it because it sounds good.

That's the problem-- is what you're doing--

is you're using--

and that's where I feel manipulated--

is that you're using--

you're using my emotions, and my friendship,

and the way that I feel about you,

and saying, you know, don't-- don't look

at me as a player in this game.

Jay, you have my word, on being straightforward with you,

that I trust you, that I believe in you.

You know you have it.

And if something doubted it, I don't understand

how that possibly have gotten you considering

the way I feel about you.

Jay, I completely believe in you.

And if you think--

if you think otherwise, then you're making a mistake.

And Jay, I completely trust you.

You know, he said a lot of things,

and had, in some cases, some great answers to some things,

and, in some--

some cases, he didn't--

didn't answer something adequately.

I had these mixed emotions.

As I walked over to the memory wall,

and stood there, and paused for a minute,

I just thought, I don't know what I'm going to do.

And I've-- I've got to make a tough choice.

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I started looking at the pictures of the people who've

left, and I picked up the keys, and I went back

to the Head of Household room.

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And I laid the keys out on the--

the box.

And I just kept looking at them, and playing out every scenario

in my mind, and trying to figure out what, ultimately,

was right for me to do.

I'm-- I'm definitely having mixed emotions.

I know everybody in this house supports what I do.

That's why this is so hard.

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Oh my gosh.

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When I sat in that room with the keys,

I didn't know what I was going to do.

I just thought out so many scenarios,

and I really just thought about what the house wanted,

and what I felt like was my best interest.

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All right, guys, it's time for the worst part of your week.

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All right.

This is the nomination ceremony.

And this is the part of being Head of Household

that I absolutely hate because I consider you guys all my family

and I love you all very much.

I asked and talked to every single person here.

And I just wanted some input.

I've had to make a tough decision

based just on my own heart.

And it was very tough.

And so, sorry, in advance, to those people

that I've nominated.

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Roddy, you're safe.

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Lisa, you're safe.

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Danielle, you're safe.

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Marcellas, you're safe.

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I nominated tonight, this week, you, Gerry, and you, Amy.

And first, let me say I'm very sorry, because I

don't want to nominate anybody.

I talked to everyone in the house

and there were lots of names that came up.

And one was yours, Gerry.

I think people think of you as a threat.

They may not know exactly where you stand in this house

and I always am a little nervous, not knowing what

you're going to do, and I want you to know

I think the world of you.

I just had to be a scumbag.

Amy? - Yeah.

I know.

The revolving door.

I nominated you because, as you know, in this house,

we've talked about the fact that you were in Mexico, partying it

up for two weeks, while we were going through some really

stressful times.

I know.

And unfortunately, that makes you a target.

And I'm sorry.

That's fine.

I understand.

I still love you.

Gerry, I love you.

Love you, too, sugar.

Guys, this is adjourned.

And if you would just put your keys on the wall.

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I am disappointed that Jason did what he did.

I do not trust Roddy as much as Jason trusts Roddy.

Come on out there with pitchforks.

I know that Danielle feels, probably, the greatest

threat to her is Roddy.

If someone won power of veto and pulled Gerry off the block,

that would mess things up.

It's OK.

I'm not going to give up.

I don't think the rest of the household

wants Amy to win the game because of her second chance.

Amy will go.

I wasn't surprised that Jason didn't put Roddy up.

I now know that he took the easy way.

I feel completely confident that I won't be evicted.

It has to come sooner or later.

The power was in my hands and I should have nominated Roddy

for eviction this week, because I

think I've given him the game.

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But Roddy is my friend and he's looked out for me in this game,

time and time again.

[crying]

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the power of veto?

And will it be used to save either Amy

or Gerry from eviction?

Find out Wednesday at :/: Central, on "Big Brother ".

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