03x33 - Episode 33

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother,"

after weeks in the "Big Brother" House,

only three houseguests remain.

Lisa, whose game plan changed when Eric left the house.

When Eric walked out the door, I

officially crowned myself the princess

of darkness in this house.

NARRATOR: Danielle, who strategized to protect herself

and Jason at any cost.

I was loyal to Jason, and I was loyal to Danielle.

NARRATOR: And Jason, whose secret alliance with Danielle

carried him into the final three.

So we're still in the game.

NARRATOR: After a three part Head of Household competition--

[splashing]

--Lisa and Jason advanced to the final round,

as Danielle watched anxiously from the sidelines.

Lisa emerged victorious.

Lisa, you are now the final, and most powerful,

Head of Household.

NARRATOR: But with her win came the responsibility

of evicting Jason or Danielle.

And Lisa tearfully announced her decision.

I wish to evict you, Jason.

Come on.

Come to the door.

Give me a hug.

NARRATOR: A total of houseguests have been evicted.

JULIE: Lori, Tonya, Eric, Josh, Chiara, Gerry, Roddy,

Marcellas, Amy, Jason, you are now evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

NARRATOR: Tonight all return to cast their final votes.

And one of these two women will win "Big Brother ."

Will it be Lisa or Danielle?

The live season finale begins now.

[music playing]

Good evening, and welcome to the season

finale of "Big Brother ."

days ago, strangers walked into this house

in search of a new experience, new challenges,

and a half million dollars.

And now there are two.

Lisa, the bartender from Los Angeles.

And Danielle, the media buyer and mother of two

from Fairfield, California.

Tonight the evicted houseguests

will return to decide if Lisa or Danielle will

walk away with the grand prize.

Left alone in the house in the final days,

Danielle and Lisa had nothing to lose,

so they decided to come clean to one another

about their strategies.

[music playing]

All right.

Well, it's me and you.

Lisa, I've done some diabolical things in this house.

What have you done so much worse than me?

Lisa, I'm just going to put it all on the table.

I came into this house with one goal.

I came in here for an agenda.

And the agenda was to make it to the final two.

To make it to the final two.

I'm Danielle.

I'm from Fairfield, California.

I kept telling everyone I'll do what

I have to do for my family.

I did everything I had to do for my family.

A lot of alliances were made.

There was the six-- the original six alliance.

Then there was the cartel.

There was the girls against the guys.

The ultimate alliance was Jason and me.

The goal in this game was people not

know how close Jason and I was.

Mm-hmm

From week one.

Did you figure that out?

Mm-hmm.

No one came to me to form an alliance,

so I approached Jason.

I'll got your back.

You got mine.

Yeah, absolutely.

So we played.

We plotted, every week, boom, boom, boom, boom.

And go.

The couples probably was my idea.

To split the couples up.

Did you know that?

I knew that.

When Eric, left, even though he took a big part of me,

a new part of me came in.

JULIE: If you want Amy to return, raise your red paddle.

If you want Eric to return, raise your black paddle.

And she was ready to play a game.

Oh, my god.

Just to let you know, I know things.

Turns out she did pretty good for herself.

I vote to evict Chiara.

I vote to evict Gerry.

I vote to evict Roddy.

Jason and I, we planned to make it to the end.

Marcellas was our third, but I kept

saying he's not a good third, because he's unstable.

I vote to evict Marcellas.

[door closing]

Danielle and Jason scooped me up.

Bye, Amy.

Bye, y'all.

You all have fun this week.

Gave my word.

Yup.

Final three.

What's plan A?

You and me at the end.

Yeah.

I love Lisa, but we've got to take her out.

I made it to the final two by playing a game.

I saved all of my strength, and I listened.

JULIE: Correct answer is Lisa.

I wish to evict you, Jason.

[music playing]

[door closing]

Was he mad or disappointed in me at all for making

that deal with you outside?

You're not playing for me.

You're playing for your family.

No, he understood.

Do you have any regrets?

None, at all.

I was diabolical, Lisa.

What's done is done.

I had a good fight.

And this was a good game.

[music playing]

"Big Brother ," final two, of Danielle and Lisa.

[cheering]

Ladies and gentlemen, we are all winners.

- To us. - Yeah.

To us.

To us.

Final two.

Final two.

The evicted houseguests, who will be here live tonight

to reveal their votes, recently reunited

to air their feelings about each other and the final two.

First of all, it's really great to be

back with all of you guys.

When I was in the house and I got out,

I realized that a lot of stuff was being said about me

that really blew my mind.

And, Marcellas, to attack me on a personal level,

I think was really wrong.

That's a stripper masquerading as a mother.

[laughter]

My kids saw that.

And I'm a great mother, no matter what any of you people

think.

I apologize to you.

You know, I was the boy with the lines.

In retrospect, I should have pulled back.

And, you know, I hope that we can work past it.

Well, I honestly, I am a very giving and forgiving person.

And I love you.

I love you too.

We should hug.

[cheering]

I want to take this opportunity

that I have to address my criticism of other houseguests.

That's what I call her, Chi-wh*re-a.

I know that I'm an extremely critical person.

I can't apologize for who I am, but I

apologize for offending people.

I apologize for anything harsh that I said.

I know I said quite a few harsh things.

Do I forgive her?

Absolutely not.

I do not forgive her one bit.

I will not be truly convinced that she's

sorry until she comes up to me and apologizes to my face.

Gerry, if I owe anyone in the house an apology,

it probably is you.

I mean, I didn't agree with certain things, you know,

maybe that you did, certainly.

I was cruel to you.

Wake up, n*zi.

[thud]

I was very mean to you, and I apologize for that.

I appreciate it a lot, Josh.

It means a lot to me.

This might come as a surprise, but the person I really, really

truly want to apologize to is--

is Roddy.

It was an insecure house, and probably more insecure for me

than you guys know.

And unfortunately, he got, you know, most of my, like--

and I'm really sorry.

I'm really sorry, and I just want to say thank you.

Of course, thanks for saying that.

For taking such good care of me.

I appreciate you saying that.

I will say that it was-- it was hard for me

when I watch the tapes.

Because I was kind, and I was respectful to all of you guys.

And I never said a bad word about any of you guys one time.

To hear the personal things said about me.

He's psychotic.

All he sees is that he's right.

I'm still looking for the reason.

What did I do?

It was a sickening feeling.

Lisa has let other people take her to where she is, has gotten

very lucky and really hasn't done much

to get herself to this point.

Lisa, she didn't seem to have a coherent strategy.

She was lucky.

For me, Lisa's defining moment within the house

was when she did not take the money,

and she wanted everybody to get to make the phone call.

"Big Brother" will give you $,.

I will not accept this offer.

Yeah, it was a great move that she didn't take the money.

You know, it shows that she's not a selfish person.

She wanted everyone to have that phone call,

and everyone to have that gift.

You guys seem to think that Lisa

flew under the radar and stuff.

Who was doing all the dirty work for Danielle?

Danielle did no dirty work herself.

Danielle didn't do anything.

She sent people to do it for her.

Mm-hmm

The way I feel about Danielle is

that while every person was in this house

they loved her, until they got off

and they saw what they did to her in the house.

That is brilliant, and single-handedly controlling

people's exit from the house.

And how loyal she was to Jason, and that was the only person

she ever said she would be loyal to.

I just think she was the number one player.

Not entirely true.

The only person she-- she went, made a promise to me,

went in the back and said she'd lied.

I understand, but that's not, like--

Yeah, but said the only person I'm ever going to--

I know, I know, but we had no knowledge

of that until we got home.

Absolutely, but that's one of the great things about her.

Danielle is very dynamic.

She makes me laugh so hard.

She's such an extrovert.

My personal problem is I don't like what Danielle did,

as far as the way she spoke about Roddy.

I mean, we have a huge problem with that.

Roddy is the devil.

I just think that calling someone the devil

is disgusting.

But there were no rules to this game.

Yeah, I think that's brilliant.

And we're grading Danielle, and I played the game

very different from Danielle.

Will you sit next to him?

[chuckle]

I can't, because I know you love Danielle--

That's fine, Marcellas.

--and I know that that's your girl.

I know that that's your girl.

She was my girl up until, like--

until, like, two weeks ago.

It was very difficult for me to sit

next to the Christian virgin and have

him sort of glorify meanness.

I loved her like a sister.

Absolutely.

I know.

And she worked everybody on levels where we

were not supposed to be worked.

Yes, and see-- but let me say this, guys.

I do know that Danielle cares about every one of you.

And I do have a relationship with Danielle that none of you

had, and I'm sorry for that.

Every single person in this house--

I have done it.

Every single one of us have said things

that were mean about other people, whether it was game

or not.

And I think--

I think faulting somebody for playing the game--

she played that game excellently,

and I-- and I support her.

I want you to consider giving this--

this game to the person that has played the game the best.

[music playing]

The houseguests will reveal their votes

one by one later tonight.

Let's listen to their thoughts as they

consider the two candidates.

[music playing]

You know, I have wavered back and forth, back and forth.

But I swore I wouldn't just vote emotionally.

And at the same time, I said, well, maybe I shouldn't just

vote strategically.

I do respect both players.

I think just being in that house for so long is

an unbelievable accomplishment.

I don't really feel that my relationship with Lisa

is my deciding factor.

I think Danielle is an amazing woman.

Danielle was one of the people in the house

that I was closest to.

Did Lisa just fly under the radar, and either

Forrest Gump or dumb luck her way to the finals,

or was she actually playing this whole time?

I know Danielle was playing the game.

I respect Danielle for voicing,

at all times, when she lied.

Danielle is scandalous.

Liberace could never play the piano as well as Danielle

played all of us in that house.

To knock Danielle for what she did to get to the finals is--

is to not understand the game.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

Tonight the evicted houseguests will get the final

say on who wins "Big Brother ."

They each got a chance to ask Danielle and Lisa

one last question a piece.

Lisa, do you have any regrets at all about the first HoH

competition and the alliance-- original

alliance that was formed?

[gurgling]

Oh, yeah.

Yes, I do.

The original alliance has probably been the only regret

that I have in this house.

I'm not one to judge someone as quickly as I did.

Thank you, Lisa.

Danielle.

Yes, ma'am?

I'd like you to remember back.

We had a hand-washing incident in the living room.

- He came out-- - OK, who voiced it?

--of the freaking bathroom, and he

did not watch this nasty hands.

Who voiced it?

And it's disgusting.

I said it.

I believe I tried to start it off in a whisper,

and I blew up.

I blew up too, and I apologize.

so much.

Thank you, Danielle.

OK, my first question is to Lisa.

When we were in the house, I absolutely

loved and adored you.

When I got out of the house, I watched live internet feed,

and it shocked me, some of the stuff that you said about me.

I didn't have a problem with Tonya.

Our conversations were just too materialistic,

and didn't have any meaning to them.

And I want to know what your true feelings are about me.

I honestly don't remember anything bad that I

said about you in the house.

If I did, I do apologize.

OK. Danielle.

Yes?

I really don't care what you think about me in the game.

But I would like to know if you were

to change one thing about the game, what would you change?

I would have held onto the key.

[splashing]

That's the only thing I would have changed.

OK.

Danielle?

Yes?

How honest were you in your Diary Room sessions?

My Diary Room sessions were honest.

It was by the emotion I was feeling at the time.

What you saw in the Diary Room was the real deal.

OK.

And now for Lisa, I have the same question for you.

I feel as though I was fairly true and honest

in the Diary Room.

I could have said a lot more.

But what I said in the Diary Room

is what I was also feeling at that time.

My first question is for Danielle.

How would you rate your performance in this game

on a scale from to ?

being the most ethical, one being the worst.

With ethics, in this game, I was probably a one.

And I was a very bad person in this house.

But with ethics, playing this game, I'll just say this.

I didn't break any rules.

- Excellent. - Yeah.

OK. How you doing, Lisa?

Good, thank you.

About four or five weeks ago, I believe,

I had an opportunity to get back into the house.

Did you think that that might sway my vote if you

had made it to the finals?

And how were you affected by having made that decision?

I didn't really give your final vote

much thought at the time.

Personally, I didn't vote you back in the house

because I didn't want to be pulled from you again.

And I knew that being coupled up with you

again would have eventually meant that we

would have to separate again.

OK.

I guess Lisa first.

My question for you, why should I not vote

for Danielle to win this game?

I feel as though you should possibly vote against Danielle

because the way I was playing this was that I

wanted an honest person to win.

Danielle, what I want to know, knowing who you're sitting

next to, knowing this woman turned down $,, this,

that, and the other thing, why in the world

should I vote against Lisa?

You've got-- I'm speechless.

I was on a mission.

I had my game set, and I did what I had to do.

She's good.

I'm evil.

That's all I've got to say.

Hi, D.

Hi, Chiara.

Could you just list for me all the houseguests

that you told a lie to?

I think I told a lie to everyone,

with the exception of Jason.

Well, I don't know if I lied to Lori.

I don't think I did.

So Lori and Jason are probably the only two

people I did not lie to.

- Lee-lee. - Yes?

Hi.

Hi.

I just want to ask you this one question.

Do you forgive me for calling you insecure?

[chuckling]

I don't understand why you called me insecure.

I'm going to hold on to my first instincts with you,

and be friends with you outside of the house,

if that's what we're supposed to be.

So, yeah, I do forgive you for calling me insecure.

Good, thank you.

My question-- I'm going to ask the same

question of both of you, so I'll start with Danielle.

If you do not walk away with the $,,

what was the flaw in your game that's going

to prevent you from doing that?

I can sit here and say that if I played this game honest,

I probably would've got the $,.

But if I did play the game honest,

would I be sitting here?

I don't think I would have been.

OK.

My flaw in the game--

I'm sorry Danielle, but--

would be to be bringing a, quote unquote,

Will come sit next to me in the game.

He played the game good last year.

Danielle played the game good this year.

And I fell for it.

And I think that could have been my only flaw.

Hi, Danielle, it's Roddy.

Hello, Roddy.

How bad were the peanut butter and jelly weeks?

[laughing]

[clapping]

The peanut butter and jelly weeks were really, really bad.

I hate peanut butter and jelly.

[laughing] Thank you.

Thanks, Roddy.

Lisa?

Yeah?

What was your most favorite memory of the house?

My favorite memory of this house

is always going to be me watching my growth

experience as a person.

Damn.

Guys, I don't have any questions for you.

I love you both.

I think you're amazing.

Congratulations on your accomplishment.

And I can't wait to see either one of you outside.

Thank you, Marcellas.

Thank you, Marcellas.

Hi, you guys, it's Jason.

- Hi, Jason. - Hi.

How are you?

Good.

I want you to know I love you both,

and I'm very proud of you.

And-- and honestly, I just want, Danielle, to say thank you.

And I love you.

I love you too, Jason.

And, Lisa, I want to say the same to you.

I know you made a tough decision,

but had I won that game the other night, I would have--

I would have made a tough choice, as well.

And I don't fault you for it.

I want you to know that.

And I congratulate you.

Thank you.

I love you guys both.

Thanks, Jason.

Congrats.

That's all.

Thanks.

That's my boy.

I came into this house stating that I was going to play

this game with my heart.

And playing this game with my heart

didn't make me a weak player.

It made me a different player.

And I'm sitting next to Danielle because I brought her here,

and I'm happy that I did.

Danielle's done some wrong in the game,

but it doesn't make her a bad person.

It makes her a strong player.

And I'm OK sitting next to Danielle, thanks.

I'd like to address you, Gerry, for calling

me lucky during the last Head of Household.

And I hope that you meant it as a compliment,

because that's how I took it.

I do feel lucky to be sitting in this chair,

but I'm also grateful.

My goal in this house was to be as innocent as a dove

and sly as a snake.

I know I hurt a lot of you.

And I'm really a good person outside this house.

I had so many people that counted on me to make it here.

They're my family and in-laws.

I gave it my all.

I'm OK with it.

So, afterwards, I hope a lot of you guys can forgive me.

If you can't, I would totally understand.

That's it.

That's all.

[music playing]

Oh, man.

I hurt-- yeah, I hurt a lot of people in the game.

But I was here to play the game.

And you got to here, Danielle.

I did what I did.

And you know what?

You know what, Lisa?

What's scary about the whole thing?

You'd do it again.

I'll do it again.

[music playing]

What affect did Danielle and Lisa's answers

have on their housemates?

Let's listen in to hear what they're thinking as they

prepare to cast their votes.

Danielle lied to me.

Lisa said that I wasn't truly--

that she faked being my friend.

So it's, like-- it's, like, hard,

because it's like I don't truly know who to vote for.

Honestly, like, if I could, I'd probably flip a coin.

Danielle played an impeccable--

she played a perfect game to get herself into the finals.

I never completely felt close to Lisa as a friend, anyway.

She was one of those people for whom-- for, to me,

the generation gap was pretty wide.

Danielle, on one hand, you know, lied to people.

She talked behind people's backs.

I know Lisa has said some pretty mean things about me.

I heard them live on the internet.

You kind of have to weigh out the lesser of two evils here.

I don't agree all with what Danielle

did in playing this game, but I do know

that Danielle was loyal to me.

I believe Lisa played an amazing game,

and the last few weeks she has truly shined and made

incredible choices and decisions.

I do support the way Danielle played the game.

She did what she had to do to get herself to the finals.

She didn't-- she didn't let it happen.

She made it happen.

[music playing]

[music playing]

Welcome back.

I'm here with the evicted houseguests.

Welcome, everyone.

Everyone looks great.

Yeah.

You're welcome.

Stealing the show from me once again, Josh.

How do you like that?

Somebody's got to!

So many questions, so little time.

I'm going to start with Jason.

You went into the "Big Brother" house as the Christian virgin

from Mobile, Alabama.

Woke up and found yourself living with this motley crew.

Oh, I love them.

JULIE: Did they have any impact, or influence your attitudes?

I came in and just fell in love with everybody.

And it was a family from the beginning.

And never expected to do that.

And I think that's what made it a tough game, is really liking

the people in the house, and then

having to evict them or work a strategy behind the scenes.

But I came to--

to do that.

To bring it to the show, and I love these guys.

Love you all. - We love you too.

We enjoyed watching you, Jason.

Thank you, Julie.

Josh, last time I saw you, you and Merritt you

were shopping for wedding rings.

When are you going to make a decent woman out of her?

[laughter]

An honest woman out of her?

Wow, Julie!

JULIE: Pressure.

Can we crank the heat in here?

Just because you're jealous of our relationship,

that's not the way to intervene.

We're taking things at our own pace.

I may have-- I may have an announcement.

She wanted me to announce something

really big tonight when we get wasted at [inaudible]

or whatever.

But I'm not going to.

No, we're keeping it--

I'm going to it on my own timetable.

There's a lot of pressure on from people, friends, whatever.

But when I--

I look at-- when I said I wanted to spend the rest

my life with her, I meant it-- JULIE: We know you did.

--but I didn't mean tomorrow.

You know, I also want to see the Grand Canyon.

JULIE: Take your time and do it right.

I'm not going there tomorrow. [laughter]

So, that's all. JULIE: Eric.

Hi, Julie, how are you doing?

I'm not going to ask you the same question

about you and Lisa.

But I am going to ask you about you and Lisa.

OK.

Because we saw how you really became

so fond of her in the house.

And learned what you could about her,

living under such circumstances.

But what did you learn about Lisa

from the outside looking in?

Just that she really is an amazing woman.

She's, you know, kind at heart.

She's very sweet, very giving.

And that's how she is, I believe, outside of the house,

from what I hear.

And it was a pleasure to look in on her

and see that this game hasn't changed her as a person.

And I can't wait to go through those doors to see her.

JULIE: Sounds like it made your heart grow fonder.

Absolutely.

Good to hear.

Chiara.

Yes?

Everyone wants to know, now that you're out of the house,

where does your relationship stand with Roddy?

[laughter]

I can't get away from this question.

JULIE: We went from one relationship in the house

to another relationship in the house.

What happens from here?

You know, Roddy and I--

I'm just going to speak-- he's right behind me.

[laughter]

I think that we are going to be really amazing friends.

And I don't know what's going to take place after that.

But we really need to get to know

each other outside the house.

I think that that house put a lot of different pressures

on us, and we didn't get to know each other.

JULIE: Roddy?

No, I'm kidding.

Roddy, I'm not going to ask you about that,

because I want to talk to you--

Sure, he doesn't get asked that, I always do.

--because I want to talk to you about the game.

You made it very clear.

You said that integrity was the way

you wanted to play this game.

You said you didn't lie.

Great.

But upon eviction, when I asked you,

did you use your charisma and your charm

to play on the weaknesses of your housemates,

you said absolutely.

This is a quote, absolutely, of course I did.

Is that a form of deception as well?

Not at all.

I mean, I don't feel--

that wasn't immoral to do.

I mean, I think that-- as I said,

I put out the mission statement to say I wasn't going to lie.

That doesn't mean I wasn't going to try to, you know,

be a little charming, get to know these guys pretty well.

Like, I was--

I was depending on them seeing the-- the business side,

and letting the personality part kind of take care of that.

JULIE: OK.

Tonya.

Yes?

You received a lot of harsh criticism--

I did.

--based on some of the activities in the house.

The peanut butter bikinis, the shower with Chiara.

What would you like to say to your critics right now?

You know, I had a great time in that house,

and I made a lot of great friends,

now that we've all cleared the air.

And I love my kids more than anything.

And they didn't get a chance to know me.

And I do have a wild side, but I also have

a side that is strictly mom.

And I can be a mom and be sexy.

And still have fun.

JULIE: Absolutely.

MILF.

[laughter]

Lori.

Hi, Julie.

You were in the house for only days.

You were the first one evicted.

Did you ever think how you would have impacted the house,

or what you would have done had you stayed in the house longer?

Would you have stirred things up?

Oh, Julie, yes.

[laughter]

JULIE: What would you have done?

What would you have done?

There was-- there was no way I would have lasted.

My mother was right.

She was right when she said I'd be out the first week.

I told America she was wrong.

Moms are right.

[laughter]

JULIE: We'll never know how things

would have been different. - We'll never know.

But I'm just very outspoken.

I speak my mind.

Yes, you do.

We saw with the bathroom Gerry incident.

Yes.

JULIE: I want to get to Gerry.

Now that you're back at school, are you the cool teacher

because you were on TV?

Or are they giving you a hard time

because they saw your whole life play

out before a national audience?

You know, actually, a little bit of both.

I knew I was in for a lot of ribbing.

I knew that going into the house,

and I knew that coming out.

The interesting thing, I was--

I was perceived as a fairly cool teacher before I went in.

I'm even cooler now, which is-- which is--

JULIE: Congratulations.

I'm glad to hear that.

Marcellas.

Hi.

How's the back of your head from me hitting you upside it?

You have not been the only person to respond

to me in that manner.

JULIE: Did arrogance cost you this game?

No.

My heart cost me, this game.

I loved, especially, the other four

people that were in the house when I got evicted.

And it was my heart that kind of softened

and let me not use the veto.

If I was truly arrogant, or if I truly had a huge ego,

I would have used the veto to save myself, and I didn't.

JULIE: I'm glad you have a big heart.

You saved Amy.

Amy, when you were evicted the second time,

you said you were going to have to hire

armed guards to protect you from Chiara and Tonya

for the wrap party.

How many guards have you hired?

Actually, Chiara and I are planning on moving in together.

And--

[laughter]

JULIE: Are you serious?

No, but actually, everything's fine.

[laughter]

All right, on that note, I am sending you guys all back in

the house to reveal your votes.

I'm going to have, Roddy, you lead the group

outside the studio door.

Whoever gets there first can ring the doorbell.

Thanks, houseguests.

Thank you, Julie.

Thanks, Julie.

That was so nice.

That was great.

I'm so stoked.

Up to the house.

Let Jay get up there. Jay, you were last guy.

Get up there.

Back in, oh no.

Jay, hop up.

Get the doorbell?

Get the doorbell, Jay.

Yeah.

[doorbell ringing]

Great job.

I've got the door.

All right.

Thank you, Josh.

Hey, I'm there for you.

- Ladies first. - Ladies.

Ladies.

Thanks, guys.

[inaudible] dog.

[doorbell ringing]

JULIE: I think you have someone at the door.

Ladies, thank you.

You have some visitors.

Quick, get the money.

[laughter]

How much is it?

They're getting chairs and weapons right now.

They're working.

Imagine they're outside in the hot tub.

With all the furniture in front of the door.

No, you go open it.

[knocking]

Hi.

About time.

Hi.

[laughter]

Just thought we'd drop by.

I just wanted to drop in, say hello.

Hi, Lisa.

Good to see you.

Are you kidding me?

We're back.

They're color again.

That means we're starting all over.

Oh, my god.

This is what my thing was.

I'm the joker.

Oh, that's great.

Congratulations.

[inaudible]

[whisper] How you doing?

[whispering]

Do you really?

Yes, baby, and I want--

Promise?

Oh my god, I couldn't be more sure about it.

You know what?

You know what?

Listen to me.

When we return, the houseguests

will reveal their votes.

Find out who will win "Big Brother " next.

[music playing]

[music playing]

Welcome back.

It's deja vu for the houseguests,

all together once again inside the "Big Brother" living room.

Tonight, nearly weeks after beginning the game,

they're here to choose a winner.

Either Danielle or Lisa will walk out

of the house with the half million dollar prize.

The runner up will get $,.

On the table is the voting box, which

holds the keys used to vote for the winner

of "Big Brother ."

Let's reveal the votes.

Hi, everyone. - Hi.

Danielle, Lisa?

Yeah?

You guys ready?

Let's do this.

Let's do it.

Just a reminder, each key in the box

represents a vote for the winner.

One at a time I'm going to ask each evicted houseguest

to pull their key from the box and reveal their vote.

No matter what happens, guys, we will go through all the votes.

We will go in order of eviction, which means, Lori,

you're up first.

Go ahead and reveal your vote.

All right.

I vote for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I vote for oops--

Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

Anybody want to guess?

[laughter]

I vote for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I did it.

I voted for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

[clang]

[laughter]

I'm going to keep with the trend.

I voted for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I vote for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

Congrats, Lisa.

Congratulations, Lisa.

I also voted for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I voted for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I also voted for Lisa to win "Big Brother ."

I voted for Danielle--

Thank you.

--to win "Big Brother ."

JULIE: Congratulations, Lisa.

By a vote of nine to one, you are

the winner of "Big Brother ."

[applause]

Nice job.

Congratulations.

Thank you, guys.

Oh, I'll be the first.

I know.

You played with your heart, Lisa.

JULIE: I bet you ladies are dying to get out the house.

Danielle, your husband and daughters--

and Lisa, your father-- are all waiting for you out front.

So please, ladies, lead your housemates out the front door,

and go ahead and join your families.

Thank you, houseguests.

We're going to walk you to the door now.

You've been evicted.

We've all been evicted from this house.

Can you take it?

I'm so glad you understood what I meant.

I'm so glad.

Yes, yes, I did mean it, absolutely.

You met my dad?

[laughter]

No matter what [inaudible] can't talk to me right now.

We'll talk later.

[music playing]

Let's go meet their family.

When we return we'll speak with the winners.

[music playing]

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's been a hard-fought, well-played game by all,

especially these two women.

Congratulations to you both. - Thank you.

JULIE: You are both winners.

And to make it this far says a lot.

How surprised are the two of you by Lisa winning this game?

I'm not shocked.

Why not?

Because I knew she played a good game.

And I did a lot of bad things.

And I thought this year would be different.

And I just knew she was going to win it.

But didn't doing the bad things

get you to the final two?

It did.

It did.

Were you hoping that-- didn't you expect maybe your house--

former housemates might see that as, you know what,

you played to win.

That's what it's about.

I think that--

It's not about feelings.

That's true, but there are also houseguests that

have ethics and that are kind.

And it was just proving a point that a good person can win it.

They don't have to play hard.

Sitting here as the first runner up,

would you still do it all over again, the way you played?

I would do it exactly the same.

JULIE: Lisa, were you surprised to win?

I did, especially because of last year.

[laughter]

When I brought Danielle with me to the final two,

and she confessed her sins, I was nervous.

JULIE: You went, yikes.

Yeah.

I was like, OK, she's a good player.

And she has.

And she's a great, wonderful person.

Thank you.

JULIE: What about the vote?

Nine to one.

How shocking is that?

I-- I bet--

bet $, nine to one.

I was--

JULIE: But you only bet $ after seeing

and feeling the tone when everyone

came back to ask you questions.

Is that right, Danielle?

That is correct.

But I-- I just knew.

I think I told Lisa, prior to that,

I said I'll be lucky if I get one vote.

And I said I'll get one vote, and that'll be Jason's.

But that's it.

Let's run through your former housemates.

I'm going to call out a name.

You tell me what's the first thing that comes to mind.

Amy.

Crazy.

Southern belle.

JULIE: Tonya.

BB.

[laughter]

Laughter.

Laughter.

Laughter.

Marcellas.

Lisa?

Beautifulness.

Absolutely.

Roddy. [laughter]

Danielle?

He's a good man.

JULIE: Lisa?

He's wonderful.

Josh.

Very energetic, and just wow.

JULIE: Full of life?

Yeah.

The joker.

JULIE: Josh is that.

Chiara.

My sour apple.

[laughter]

Chiara, Lisa.

Extremely outgoing.

Gerry.

Lisa, I'm going to ask you first.

Gerry.

Wow, very strong.

JULIE: Strong?

Strong.

Teacher.

JULIE: Eric.

First word that comes to mind, Lisa?

I don't have a first--

just lovely.

JULIE: Lovely.

Yeah.

Danielle?

Fireman.

[laughter]

JULIE: You're playing it so safe now.

You're trying to repent.

Lori.

Woo.

Spunky.

I'll be dipped.

JULIE: Jason.

Last word.

Angelic.

Oh, took mine.

Angel.

Congratulations, ladies.

You both did an awesome job you should be very proud of--

- Thank you. - Thank you.

--the way you played the game.

But don't go away, because we're not done.

- OK. - And we'll be right back.

Thanks.

[music playing]

That does it for us, here on "Big Brother ."

I want to take this time to thank

all the houseguests for an incredible summer,

a fabulous season.

And I want to congratulate all of you, each and every one,

a job well done.

Thank you.

Thank you, Julie.

A game well played.

You should really be proud of yourselves.

Thank you.

Is everyone ready for the peanut

butter and jelly sandwiches? - Yeah!

We're going to have them at the wrap party.

What you talking about?

All right, haggis it is, for all.

Oh.

From just outside the "Big Brother" house--

Sushi for Dani.

--I'm Julie Chen.

Good night.

Thank you, guys.

[music playing]

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