03x32 - Episode 32

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother,"

the three remaining women competed for a crucial Head

of Household.

JULIE: Danielle, congratulations.

You won by one point.

That's right!

That's right!

[whoosh]

NARRATOR: And when it came time for nominations, Danielle

chose to protect Jason--

I've nominated Lisa and Amy.

NARRATOR: --leaving Jason with the sole eviction vote.

I just want to say, y'all single.

He's single.

Do what you gotta do.

[laughs and claps] Ah!

[laughs]

NARRATOR: Amy and Jason surfed their way to some private time

outside of the house.

[whoosh]

We're back.

NARRATOR: But once they returned, he sent Amy

back out the door for good--

I vote to evict you, Amy.

[whoosh]

[screaming]

NARRATOR: --leaving the final three

in a stormy test of endurance for the most

critical Head of Household yet.

[whoosh]

Who will win and earn the right to advance to the final two?

[thunder clap]

It's all live tonight, along with the final eviction

on "Big Brother ."

[thunder clap]

[theme music]

I vote to evict you, Amy.

And I love you. - OK, good.

No, I don't mind.

Then we're going to the fair.

She is an amazing competitor.

It was just a decision of who did we feel like that we might

have a little bit better chance of winning

against when it comes to games.

I love you, girl.

Thank you so much.

I love Amy deeply, but I have a loyalty

to Jason more than anything.

And second is Lisa.

Oh.

You got it?

Yeah.

I was relieved that Jason evicted Amy over me.

- Here it goes. - Bye, Amy.

Bye. I love you.

Bye, y'all. Y'all have fun this week.

- Love you. - We will.

We'll miss you.

Nine down, and one more to go.

[thunder clap]

[raining]

Woo!

[laughs]

Oh my god.

This is so cold.

[thunder clap]

When we last saw the final three,

Mother Nature had unleashed her fury on the unsuspecting trio.

Good evening, it is now day inside the "Big Brother" house.

Last Thursday, after evicting Amy,

Jason joined his housemates Lisa and Danielle in the first

of the three-part competition for the ultimate Head

of Household title.

The winner of part one will advance directly

to round three tonight.

Let's go back and see who managed to endure the cold,

the wind, and the rain.

Woo, hold on.

When the rain first started, it was just-- five minutes,

minutes, it was just like a storm, just coming on you.

Oh my god.

[thunder]

It was all about staying there and hanging

onto your key for dear life.

Look at this.

Lisa was just in game mode, had her game face, smiles.

But psychologically, it was playing on Danielle.

It was playing on me.

I was blown away.

My swimwear that I had on was my inspiration.

The top I was wearing was my mother's.

The underwear that I had on was Eric's.

I was shaking so bad.

It was just like, oh my god, it's so cold.

Oh man, it's cold.

I actually-- I thought a lot of Danielle's shaking

was a trick.

[thunder clap]

[buzzer]

Ugh, I let go of my key.

Unbelievable.

Oh, there's the rain.

And I just-- I really lost my focus.

Doh.

Sorry, guys.

Do I leave?

I was extremely shocked that Jason let go.

I was just like, [sighs].

He made a mistake.

What happened?

I am just kicking myself because I wanted this.

I felt like I could have gone the distance.

Warm shower?

Yep.

Now I gotta beat Lisa.

Hey, girl.

I'm like, god, if I let go of this key,

I'm letting go of $,.

[thunder clap]

Danielle was only talking when it was raining--

Oh, come on!

--and was yelling, and trying to psych herself up.

Woo-hoo!

In Danielle's words, a whole bunch of boo boo talking.

Can I get a woo-woo?

She just kept saying, is that all you've got?

I've birthed two babies.

I could handle this.

Bring it!

What?

I'm talking to myself.

What?

I love it.

[thunder]

How are you, [inaudible]?

Good.

How are you, Dani?

Great.

Wonderful.

I kept looking at Jason, eating warm soup.

And I'm stuck in there holding that key for him and me.

The soup's warm?

It's on the burner.

Got it all nice and hot and then put

it on low so it's-- be ready.

It's got steam coming out of it.

With chicken in it now.

Jason, why?

Why did you let go?

Ugh.

I was shaking so bad.

I am so cold.

Man.

I just-- I didn't want to do it anymore.

I was having a constant conversation with myself

when it would be the right time to talk to Danielle

and put a deal on the table.

Yeah.

Lisa called my bluff.

She knew I had a deal with Jason.

She's smart.

She's not stupid.

She knew.

The only thing that she could keep

telling me was, you know what?

I don't know what Jason's going to do, which in my minds means,

yeah, Lisa, I do have a deal with Jason.

Hold onto the key so you don't jeopardize yourself.

Hold on.

That's all I gotta say because I'm not letting go.

I've got to win this.

I gotta win this for my family.

I kept looking at Lisa.

I'm like, Lisa, come on.

Break.

And I'm praying, please, God, let her let go.

Let her let go.

[thunder clap]

[increasingly suspenseful music]

I let her have it.

I'm actually bothered by the decision I made

in the competition with Lisa.

Damn.

It was just like--

[sighs]

I felt like scum because I am scumbag of the year.

It feels great to be victorious tonight.

I feel like I really deserved it.

I was able to make a strong deal,

and it makes me feel really powerful and good.

After the competition ended, Lisa was in the shower.

Danielle and I had time to have a little conversation.

I would have wished that she didn't make a deal like that.

So no matter if I make it to the end,

if I am the ultimate decider, I'm taking you.

I'm scumbagging her, and I just gave away Gs.

Lisa's gonna hate my guts.

She's gonna think I'm the biggest scumbag of the world.

Former Houseguests gonna think it.

What are you gonna do?

Number one priority in this house--

to win the $, for my family.

This money means more to me than Lisa or Jason.

I don't think they understand the seriousness

of this money for me.

I want the money.

So what I did with Lisa, I secured

my spot in the final two.

Lisa, as the winner of round one,

is now guaranteed a spot in the final round of the three-part

Head of Household competition.

That leaves Jason and Danielle to compete in round two

in a race against the clock.

Who will advance to compete against Lisa?

Find out next.

And later, life goes on for Chiara,

Josh, Gerry, and Marcellas.

What are they up to these days?

And what do they think of their old friends

from the "Big Brother" house?

Stay with us.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Within the hour, the final three will become the final two.

Last Thursday, Lisa dug down deep

and won the endurance round of the three-part Head

of Household competition.

She moves directly to the final round,

while Jason and Danielle will have

to battle it out in a timed event

involving household tasks.

The winner of the competition will

face Lisa in the final round.

I let go of the key.

I gave Lisa the win.

Now, part two, I have to go up against my boy Jason.

[fast-paced music]

Danielle and I had to compete in a competition

that took us all over the house and into the backyard.

We had a total of six tasks that we had to complete

within seven minutes.

[whistle]

I had to go to the Memory Wall, and I

had to put each evicted Houseguest

in chronological order in which they were evicted.

Oh.

[ding]

The second task was to go outside and wash a towel.

You had to fill the water up to a certain level in the bucket.

And I'm like, submerge, out, just

carry it wet all the way to the ringer and just ring it in.

I didn't care how dripping wet it was.

You had to put it in the dryer, turn on the dryer, and go--

[ding]

--to my ultimate favorite task--

make a PB&J. [chuckles]

I could do peanut butter, but the jelly was just like, ugh.

So I'm chewing it.

[ding]

And so I go to station four, and it

was put in chronological order the Houseguests that

received the Power of Veto.

Now, I had it in my mind, but unfortunately, I

wasn't fast enough.

[whistle]

The whistle blew, and I was done.

I did not throw the competition.

But I was praying that Jason would just beat me.

If I was to win this ultimate HOH,

I'm going to have to break my word to Lisa because

of my obligations to Jason.

Come on, Jason.

[whistle]

I feel better if I won round two and go to round three

and compete against Lisa.

No matter what happens, Danielle's final two.

It's pretty much guaranteed.

She has a deal with me.

She has a deal with Lisa.

It comes down to if I win, I stay in this game.

If I lose, I walk out that door.

[ding]

I knew that I needed to pick up the pace when I

finished the Wall of Memories.

And I booked it outside to the shower in the yard.

Made sure the towel was dunked one good time

and to the ringer.

Rrr!

Going through the ringer.

And then throw that bad boy in the dryer.

Move to three.

[ding]

Then I had to run into the house and make myself

a wonderful peanut butter and jelly sandwich

and eat that thing down.

And just swallowing-- very, very little

chewing, mostly just swallowing.

I was just putting it in.

And it's like the peanut butter, like, locks up in your mouth.

And I was just kind of like that gag reflex going a little bit.

It was tough.

I still have a little burning sensation

in the back of my throat.

But I made it through, marked the X off--

[ding]

--and ran to the living room.

OK.

It's going to have peanut butter all over it.

The fourth task, which was to arrange in chronological order

who held the Power of Veto--

dang.

Chiara held it this week.

I felt good about it--

[ding]

--wasn't certain, marked off the X. I ran to the backyard.

And then I had to collect the pictures from the bottom

of the pool and place them in the correct chronological order

of who held the Head of Household.

I jumped in the pool, forgot to take my shirt off or my hat.

My hat's floating over here.

I'm grabbing it, throwing it out of the pool, lost my head,

forgot what I was doing.

Started pulling things off the bottom of the pool,

and I was arranging them in order that people

were evicted from the house.

I totally was not anywhere in the ballpark of what

I was supposed to be doing.

[whistle]

And the whistle blew, game over.

Feeling good, and I'm hoping that I

advance to round three, ultimately

putting the pressure on me.

Let's tell Jason and Danielle which one of them

will be facing off against Lisa tonight.

Hi, everyone.

- Hi, Julie. - Hello, Julie.

You guys look a lot more dry than the last time

I saw the three of you.

Congratulations, Lisa, for winning the first round--

Thank you.

--of the HOH competition.

Now, Lisa, as you know, you are guaranteed a spot in tonight's

third and final round.

But before I reveal who you'll be facing off with tonight,

let's all talk about the cold and stormy endurance test just

the other night.

Jason, I want to start with you, because you let go of your key

less than an hour into the competition.

What happened?

Hey, way to rub it in.

No, I just got distracted.

We were looking at something in the sky.

I had been real focused up unto that point.

And the rain started, let go to grab my hat, and went, oh.

And so I was like, let go and grab back on,

but it was too late.

JULIE: Yeah, too late.

No second chances in the "Big Brother" house.

Absolutely.

Now, Lisa and Danielle, you both held on to your keys

for four hours and minutes.

[claps] Good job.

How hard was that?

Lisa?

Danielle?

It was hard.

It's--

JULIE: Unbearable.

It was cold.

JULIE: Yeah, we saw you guys shivering.

Yeah. JULIE: You weren't faking that.

No, no.

JULIE: Lisa, how hard was it? 'Cause

you had a good game face on.

Yeah, it was--

it feels a lot harder now that I've been in pain the last two

days from holding onto that key so hard,

and the hips hurt from sitting so long.

But it was really difficult to, you know, [inaudible]..

You worked muscles you never thought you had.

Yeah, exactly, and still feeling them.

Well, because you won, Lisa, Danielle and Jason, the two

of you went on to round two.

Let's reveal the results of that race.

Danielle, within the seven minutes,

you successfully completed three tasks.

And Jason, you completed four tasks in the same amount

of time, which means that in just a few minutes

you, Jason, will compete against Lisa for the final HOH title.

Now, Lisa, if you win against Jason,

you'll have to evict either Jason or Danielle.

Without revealing your decision to me,

have you decided which of your two housemates

you're going to choose to take with you to the final two

and who you're going to evict?

Yes, I have.

You're in here for a long time, and you, you know--

JULIE: You already know.

--ultimately see that.

And you get a good idea.

JULIE: Jason, how about you?

If you win tonight, you're going to have to either

evict Lisa or Danielle.

Without revealing your decision, have you decided?

I feel the same way.

I have a decision in mind.

JULIE: OK.

Well, I'll be back in just a bit.

Thank you, Houseguests.

[music playing]

Next, we'll meet up with Chiara, Josh, Gerry, and Marcellas.

And later, who will win the last Head of Household--

Jason or Lisa?

Stay with us.

The final round is coming up.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

In just four days, on Wednesday, September ,

we will crown a winner of "Big Brother ."

The ultimate decision of who will win the game

is up to the evicted Houseguests.

Whose lives have continued since leaving

the "Big Brother" house?

We checked in with Chiara, Josh, Gerry, and Marcellas

to see what they think of the game, each other,

and how their lives have changed since their eviction.

[rock music]

It's very difficult when you do get evicted because it's

an unbelievable opportunity.

And when you lose, you feel like you're so exposed for nothing.

It's very disappointing.

No, Mom.

People like me.

They really do.

You know, a little disappointed in just about everyone.

The people who I was supposed to be closest to in the house, who

were supposed to be most loyal to me,

turned out to really be the root of my departure.

[whoosh]

I'm selling Josh out because I don't [muted]..

[whoosh]

I vote to evict Josh. [swipe]

Ooh!

Since I've been off the show, me and Merritt

have had a great time together.

DANIELLE [ON TV]: I want to make it to the final two.

She deserves to make it to the final two.

She does.

Danielle is playing the game incredibly well.

It's amazing to see that the people in the house,

they love Danielle, and they put Danielle ahead of them.

I think she is the best player in that house.

Keeping Lisa in that house, to me, is a huge mistake.

If her strategy is, you know, to have someone do all the work

for her and hope she's standing there at the end,

then she's doing a really good job.

[laughs]

Me and Merritt are going to be together forever.

So we're not rushing anything.

We're definitely taking it at our own natural pace and stuff.

It's all coming together.

[screaming]

Being back in New York is awesome.

I'm going to see my friends and be with my family and stuff.

Back to normal, thank God.

Some of the best times in the house

were definitely the relationship with Roddy

and that forming and just becoming

something really special to me.

We had this physical attraction towards each other,

and it was crazy.

[inaudible] I might not have won the half a million dollars,

but I got him.

And let's just talk about Amy being a b*tch.

We won't even go there.

I think that Amy is an extremely insecure girl.

And I think that she's very angry with having

a pretty girl in the house that got a lot of attention.

If there's one person who you really want to be gone

when you get back, who is it?

And I said, "Chi-wh*re-a."

I've always lived by the standards

of anyone who gives anyone else a nickname

usually is one themselves.

[whoosh]

This is my wonderful mother, who supported me % of the time

that I was on TV. Right, Mom?

Absolutely.

I supported you and your apartment while you were on TV.

I know that my parents weren't necessarily prepared

for the things that they heard.

But have you ever had sex with a guy and half-way

through been like, nuh-uh!

Woo!

I'm not changing.

I'm going to be exactly who I am.

And if you love me, you love me.

And if you hate me, you don't like me.

That's fine.

Back to life.

[laughs]

[swipe]

Life has been good outside of the house.

It was amazing to me how quickly I was able to transition

back into my regular life.

When something is spontaneous, it happens right now.

I am first and foremost a teacher.

And I love that.

[laughs]

[students laugh]

It was fabulous getting home, seeing my wife, my kids.

After seeing couples cuddle up in the house,

it was nice to cuddle up next to my own wife again.

Who thinks I looked really good on TV?

[lively chatter]

I knew that I would have opportunity to work out,

and I lost pounds, just shy of .

And I'm real proud of that.

The hygiene thing was a little embarrassing.

If you use the bathroom, wash your hands.

I'm disappointed that that was something that people would use

as a vehicle to go against me.

I mean, it's a cheap shot.

Oh sh-- I came into the house a rich man,

and I left a richer man and partially because

of my own personal growth.

Now, for a big cheer, no homework tonight.

ALL: Yeah!

[swipe]

I am in LA right now hanging out with friends,

but I'm going home really soon to get back and reconnect

with them and get some love.

Hi, my name's Shawn.

I'm Marcellas.

I'm a friend of Lisa's.

Yea!

Hi!

It was kind of a surreal experience

because I didn't think I was leaving the house.

I didn't even pack all my things because I

was going to use the Golden Veto and spare myself.

I think there was a collective, "no!

No!" all across America, I think, when I didn't use it.

The $, question is why I didn't use the Golden Veto,

the ultimate Power of Veto.

Lisa wouldn't look at me.

Danielle was squirming, and Jason's voice cracked.

And they were so uncomfortable.

And I loved those people so much that seeing them uncomfortable

ripped me apart.

I know at some point there are going to be three of us.

Absolutely.

I was terribly hurt by Danielle.

I trusted her implicitly, and that was my undoing.

I think it was a miracle I stayed as long as I stayed.

But did I play strategically well?

No.

Did I play it with my heart?

Yes.

I love you, Marcellas.

I think I had the greatest bond with Amy.

I think that Amy will be probably

my friend for years to come.

I will definitely frolic with Huck.

I will definitely hang out with Boo.

I will never eat chicken livers again.

I hope I laughed more than I cried, and I think I did.

We get crazy.

Awesome.

We shared something that was so massive and so amazing

that no one else in the world shared.

MAN: Hear, hear.

[laughter and clapping]

Hey, that's [inaudible].

The last eviction is just a few minutes away.

Any one of the final three could leave tonight.

Waiting anxiously in our studio's green room

are Danielle's husband, Jason's mom and dad, and Lisa's father.

Plus, there's a special surprise for Lisa in the event

she is the one to leave tonight.

Eric is waiting to be reunited with his "Big

Brother" sweetheart.

When we return, Jason and Lisa face

off in the final round of the Head of Household competition.

The winner is guaranteed to be one of the final two.

We'll be right back.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

It's time to crown the final and most powerful

Head of Household.

Tonight, it's a battle of wills as Jason and Lisa face off.

Danielle was eliminated from the competition in round two

and is now watching from the sidelines, her fate in Jason

or Lisa's hands.

Houseguests, let's get to the final round of the Head

of Household competition.

We asked the nine evicted Houseguests

to give us positive and negative words to describe each of you.

Now, this game will test how well you know

your evicted housemates and what they think of the three of you.

I'll ask a series of questions about all of you,

and you'll answer each question by holding

up the correct picture.

Now, if you answer correctly, you'll get one point.

Whoever has the most points at the end of nine questions

will win the final and most powerful Head of Household.

Are the two of you ready?

Yes, Julie.

Let's begin.

[music playing]

Lori said of the three of you, one of you is mysterious,

one of you is funny, and one of you is polite.

Who did she say was funny?

Answers.

The answer is Danielle.

You both get a point.

Next question.

Amy said of the three of you, one of you is precious,

one of you is fertile, and one of you is sweet.

Who did she say is sweet?

I need your answer.

The correct answer is Lisa.

Lisa is ahead by one point at this point in the game.

Chiara said of the three of you, one of you is insecure,

one of you is strong, and one of you is perfect.

Who did she say is insecure?

The correct answer is Lisa.

Lisa is in the lead by two.

Next question.

Roddy said of the three of you, one of you

is soulless one of you is inexperienced, and one of you

is uncertain.

Who did he say is soulless?

The correct answer is Danielle.

You both get a point.

Next question.

Marcellas said of the three of you, one of you is instinctive,

one of you is attractive, and one of you is guarded.

Who did he say is attractive?

The correct answer is Jason.

Lisa gets another point, taking a bigger lead.

Next question.

Tonya said of the three of you, one of you is conniving,

one of you is sexy, and one of you is fake.

Who did Tonya say is sexy?

The correct answer is Jason.

You both got it right.

You both get another point.

Next question.

Gerry said of the three of you, one of you is lucky, one of you

is energetic, and one of you is earnest.

Who did Gerry say is lucky?

The correct answer is Lisa.

You both get another point.

Josh said of the three of you, one of you is over-confident,

one of you is spineless, and one of you is childlike.

Who did Josh say is spineless?

The correct answer is Jason.

Neither of you get a point.

Next question.

Eric said of the three of you, one of you is spontaneous,

one of you is a pushover, and one of you is beautiful.

Who did he say is spontaneous?

The correct answer is Danielle.

Congratulations, Lisa.

You are now the final and most powerful Head of Household.

Lisa, you alone will have to evict either Jason or Danielle,

thereby choosing whom you want to be standing next to

in the final two.

Now, Lisa, you have a very tough decision to make.

I'll be back in just a moment to hear your verdict.

Thank you, Houseguests.

[music playing]

Will Lisa choose Danielle or Jason?

The final eviction is next.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

In just a moment, Lisa, who has just

won the final Head of Household, will

oust either Danielle or Jason.

It is the most critical decision yet

as it determines who Lisa wants to take

with her to the final two.

Let's see what Lisa has decided.

Hi, Houseguests.

Hi, Julie.

I'm not sure whether I should congratulate you

because it seems bittersweet, Lisa,

but congratulations nevertheless.

How are you feeling?

I'm a little nervous.

JULIE: Now, before I ask you to announce your decision,

as always, I'm going to give the two nominees--

tonight, being Jason and Danielle-- the opportunity

to tell you now why they think they

should be sitting next to you in the final two.

Jason, I'm going to have you go first.

Well, I just want to say I love the chance that I've

had to get to know you, and I consider you

a true friend whatever happens.

I do know you've made your decision already,

and I love you and respect you for it.

And I'll see you in less than hours--

OK

--no matter what happens.

Thank you, Jason, well said.

And Danielle, it's your turn.

You're the most secure person I ever met, and--

Thank you.

--you're a true woman.

And I mean that with the bottom of my heart.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Well, Houseguests, it looks like the moment of truth

is here.

Lisa, please cast your vote to evict now.

Guys, I'm sorry.

I was the first Head of Household,

and I didn't like that very much.

And I didn't think anything would be harder than that,

but this is.

And I haven't been selfish in this game at all.

And this decision is obviously selfish,

and that hurts, because I love you both so much.

Please don't hate me.

But at this time, I wish to evict you, Jason.

It's all right.

Love you, [inaudible]. - I'm sorry.

It's fine. No.

It's just a game.

Love you, guys.

Love you, Dani.

Love you, guys.

JULIE: I hate to break in at this moment,

but I have to just make it official.

Jason, you are now officially evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Come on. Come to the door.

Give me a hug.

[crying]

I'm really sorry, Jason.

Lisa, no.

It's fine.

I love you too.

I'm sorry.

Dani, hon, I love you.

Take care.

OK.

All right.

All right.

Just don't want to fall.

Damn it.

[music playing]

- Hi, Jason. - Hi.

Julie.

You turned California.

You have flip-flops on. - I know.

Come on over.

And my jeans are a little too long.

Here, have a seat.

Thank you.

Make yourself comfortable.

Good to meet you.

JULIE: Good to meet you in person.

See you in person. I saw you--

[crying]

Why are you smiling right now?

You look totally fine.

Well, the first thing is I feel

like Danielle has the game, and congratulations to her.

It was what I've played for, and I'm so excited for her.

Now, why are you not surprised to be sitting here?

Because-- - I knew that if--

Danielle came to you and said--

Right.

I knew that if Lisa won this Head of Household competition,

I was going to be in this spot.

But is it only because they cut that deal in the pool?

Quite possibly.

And that's hindsight, and I know that Danielle

came here to play for her family and to win

the money for herself.

So I can't fault her for that.

And she has looked out for me so much in this game,

and I've wanted to do the same for her.

And when she said the other night-- she said,

Jason, I feel horrible.

And I said, Danielle, you had to do what you had to do.

You didn't come to play the game for me.

You came for your family.

And so--

And you guys both came to play the game

and early on played it together so secretly.

Was it hard to keep that a secret?

Surprisingly, it wasn't thanks to a couple of people

in the house like Joshie and just some other little things

going on.

There were so many fires that other people were trying

to put out, we could stay--

JULIE: Yeah, no one suspected.

--under the radar.

JULIE: Exactly, no one suspected.

Now, although you and Danielle were in this secret alliance,

it appears that you were left to do a lot of the dirty work.

Is that accurate?

Do you feel that way?

Well, I think Danielle did a lot of dirty work

underneath the scenes, and I had to do a lot of things--

JULIE: Right, outwardly.

- Outwardly the last two weeks. - People--

I've been in the same position Lisa was in,

and I know what she feels like.

And I just wanted to be strong and say, it's OK, and--

JULIE: So you didn't have a problem with that?

No. JULIE: OK.

And I think I have her lipstick on.

I got a kiss on the lips. Uh-oh.

Sorry, Dan-dan.

JULIE: [laughs] Would you have done anything differently?

Family.

Yeah, I would have won the competition tonight.

[laughs]

That you can't change.

No, but that's over.

No, absolutely.

I played the game very well.

I made it to the final three.

They can't take that away from me.

I'm happy.

And it's just a game.

It's not life.

My life isn't over.

I didn't win $, or the ,, but life is not over.

You loved both women.

You were in an alliance with Danielle.

Does that necessarily mean--

She's got my vote.

OK.

- Danielle has my vote. - All right.

Well--

Nothing to do with anything about tonight in that--

it's just I told her, Danielle, you've got my vote.

And I feel like Lisa knows that, and she'll

probably cancel me out at the end

if that opportunity is given to her.

Well, both Lisa and Danielle taped farewell messages

to you in the event you would be sitting here with me tonight.

So right over my shoulder, this way.

Let's hear.

This is what I don't want to see.

What do you say to the perfect man?

[laughs]

I'm really happy that we got a chance to become

as close as we have now.

And at the same hand, it makes me kind of sad

because I wish you would have gotten closer a lot sooner.

I'm sorry.

And I wish that things could have worked out differently.

I love you, and I think you are a really beautiful person.

Love you too, [inaudible].

Just remember I hated the game,

but I loved you in this house as a friend.

I hope that you're always truly happy.

And I wish you the best.

Love you, Danielle.

You're my boy.

You're my girl.

Bye.

Ah, so good, but I'm not going to cry.

It's not-- life is not over.

And I can't wait to watch the tapes

and see about this whole experience.

I've cried enough in that house.

JULIE: Yes, that's right.

Oh my gosh, I've been the biggest

crybaby on national television.

Everybody wants to disown me, I'm sure.

So-- - I think that--

Gotta move on now.

I think good things are in store for you, Jason.

Thank you, Julie.

We will see you back here this Wednesday

night on finale night.

Good.

JULIE: You have now made--

Every show.

You have now made the jury.

And you and the rest of the jury will decide

on who wins "Big Brother ."

Great. Well, good.

Thank you.

JULIE: In the meantime, your parents have flown in--

Oh my gosh!

--from Mobile here to greet you.

You did great.

I love you, Mom.

I love you so much.

You did great.

We're proud of you.

I love you so much.

- You did great. - Ah!

No tears.

This is so happy.

Go get it, Danielle.

It's now down to the wire.

In only four days, we will have a winner of "Big Brother ."

Stay with us for details on this Wednesday's finale.

[music playing]

It's been weeks of laughing, crying,

competing, and strategizing.

And in just four days, it will all pay off for one person.

This Wednesday, September , at : Eastern, : Central,

the evicted Houseguests will come together

for the very first time since they all walked into the house

nearly three months ago.

They'll interview the final two, deliberate,

and cast their votes, crowning either Danielle or Lisa

the winner of "Big Brother ."

We'll see you on that night.

But for one last time, let's eavesdrop on the house.

I'm Julie Chen.

Good night.

And what was the question?

[inaudible]

Who was--

Sweet.

No, who was precious.

And that's Jason, right?

Yeah.

[laughs]

You know, I thought at least--

at least Jason won yesterday's competition,

because if he would have lost that also, you know,

he would have really kicked himself

in the a*s for the pool thing.

[theme music]

With Roddy, what was it?

It was--

Soulless.

Soulless, uncertain, and--

[thunder clap]

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