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05x08 - Episode 8

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Big Brother". Aired: July 5, 2000 – present.*
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A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).

05x08 - Episode 8

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[music playing]

ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother

," nominees Lori and Karen fought

hard to stay in the house.

I don't want to, like, leave.

God, I don't want to go home second.

No.

You won't.

ANNOUNCER: Twins Adria and Natalie switched places

for the sixth time--

Then you just let the strategy come to you.

Mm-hmm.

You can do this.

ANNOUNCER: --putting Adria back into circulation

and continuing to fool the other house guests.

Lori, Karen, and Will's alliance suffered a major blow

when the eviction votes were announced.

JULIE: Karen, you are safe.

Lori, you have been evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

ANNOUNCER: With the house divided,

everyone set their sights on the head of household competition.

JULIE: Congratulations, Drew.

You are the new head of household.

ANNOUNCER: In the end, the four horsemen

continued to ride strong.

[cheering]

ANNOUNCER: Will they maintain their domination of the house?

And which two house guests will Drew nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: By a vote of seven to two, Karen--

When Julie had said Karen, I just kind of felt like I

was almost gonna pass out.

I didn't know what was going on.

I didn't know if all the horsemen were

turning against each other.

I thought maybe I might have voted wrong or something.

JULIE: --you are safe.

Lori-- - Oh my god.

JULIE: --you have been evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

That was evil.

I'm not sad that we lost Lori today.

Not sad at all.

But man, she was a good sight in the morning.

You know?

I liked that.

You OK, Karen?

Karen, are you OK?

[laughter]

On the way to the door, we kind of held hands.

She said, Will, win this game.

It was just like a knife in my gut.

And immediately I wanted to start bawling.

It was so hard to say goodbye to Lori today.

- Bye. - No way.

Bye.

You too.

Mm.

[music playing]

Lori is someone that I'd hang out with outside of this house.

And when I watched her walk out that door, it affected me.

Take it.

Wow.

My heart dropped there.

I was like, oh my god, Karen?

Oh my goodness.

[laughs] Of course I'm gonna cry.

[inaudible]

Lori was an asset to the house.

And I really didn't want to see her go at this time.

Congratulations, Karen.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Lori was a threat.

Because she's smart, intelligent.

And so she was the one to go this week.

This is going--

Lori was evicted.

And that was kind of at my hand.

I'm kind of bummed out.

Because she really and truly is the only person in the house

that I liked.

But she was the homecoming queen.

Everybody loved her.

That's the people you got to get rid of quick.

You about dropped dead.

It sucks to see her go because she was such a great person

to be around in the house.

Lori leaving today makes me want to fight that much

harder to stay in this house.

[music playing]

[sighs]

I didn't want to see her go.

And I really don't know how I'm gonna be able to get

through this without her.

[music playing]

JULIE: Congratulations, Drew.

Oh my god.

JULIE: You are the new head of household.

That's now. [cheering]

JULIE: Nice job, everyone.

I was so surprised when I heard congratulations, Drew.

Yeah.

[LAUGHING] Yeah.

Once again, the four horsemen have the power.

But yeah, I think they made it pretty

blatantly obvious that we've got something going on together.

Yeah!

[laughter]

It was like jockfest , man.

[LAUGHING] Yeah!

These boys are just absolutely sickening.

You would literally think that their--

like, all their dead relatives had

just been brought back to life.

It was absolutely revolting.

[music playing]

Drew's a great guy.

And he absolutely deserved it.

And it's a good week for me.

How's it feel?

Good.

I was so nervous.

I was like--

I saw you go up, I'm like, well, he's out.

I don't think that Drew's gonna

be influenced by the guys.

I think that he wants to do what he thinks is gonna

be best for him in the game.

And that makes me a little bit more confident than one

of the evil people getting it.

There was, like, eight people left, dude.

- Really? - Yeah.

Everybody walked out.

Wow.

We're all kind of disheveled at the moment.

And I am just praying that I do not go back up on the block.

As soon as somebody wins HOH, it changes

all the power in the house.

And people start thinking about themselves

and how they're going to fare for the next week.

[music playing]

Right, right.

I really saw Marvin's, you know, business, you know, slash

gamer side coming out of him.

It kind of rubbed me the wrong way.

So I'm still trying to figure out why

Marvin came up to me like that.

[music playing]

The only hope we have is if I can talk to Drew and Diane

can talk to Drew.

Because the night before the veto ceremony,

Drew looked at me and he was like, I want Holly out of here.

Best case scenario, Drew would come to his senses

and put up Holly.

Drew has before told me that he would

consider putting Holly up.

So you would just pray to God that he

would realize that this would be the best decision for us all.

I definitely do not feel safe this week.

But I can't quit.

We've decided to try and make the best of it.

Because obviously, this is just another huge blow to our game.

I know.

I know.

[music playing]

Marvin?

And you know what?

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

'Cause he--

Like, right there, I just saw, like, his total--

total gaming side.

His numbers are day-- his days are numbered, buddy.

He totally, like, tried to tell me what to do, like--

Yeah, he-- I know.

He's like that.

Marvin's definitely plotting.

And he's going to be gone real soon.

Based on numbers, he doesn't have any power.

We're his power.

Right.

So it wouldn't be logical to put him up.

Right.

Based on numbers, you go after that group of three.

That's the biggest number besides us.

'Cause I know there was an alliance out there with Diane

A. and Nakomis/Jennifer.

Those three girls are the ultimate threat.

Think ab--

Might have to think about it a lot.

You got tonight.

I'm such, like, a-- it takes me forever

to think about stuff, you know?

Think it all out.

In the end, I know I want this decision to be my decision.

That way if it comes back to get me in the end,

then I know that I just listened to myself

and it was my decision on my own.

When you want my opinion, that's what I'm telling you.

[music playing]

Just want to see my room?

[laughter]

Let's see what he got.

Let's check it out.

[music playing]

Wow, look at this room.

Oh, is that your pillows?

Ooh.

Yeah.

[laughs] Yeah.

There's a picture of the house.

Oh, my house.

That's cool.

Aw, there's Drew and his parents.

- Drew is a little loaded. - [laughs]

Forget the grand.

Look at this house.

[laughter]

That's cool. Yeah.

- Is this your pillow from home? - Yeah!

That's awesome.

That's my blanket from home.

This is what I was--

This is Drew's brother. You can tell.

Oh.

When I went into the HOH, it just felt like home.

He had this-- his pillow, which, that's

what I'm totally dying to get.

I just love my pillow.

And the smell of having your home there.

You can read a lot about a dude

by the stuff he get from home.

He look like a mama's boy to me.

And he got a blanket from home.

Look out.

Blanket?

Come on, now.

- This is what I was-- - This is Drew's brother.

You can tell. - Oh my god.

Where? Where?

Where, where, where? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's his brother.

[interposing voices]

Oh, this is great.

The pictures of his family, his mom,

and his brother, and his dad.

What a cute family.

He's such a good guy.

You know, nobody could deserve it more in this house

than he does. - Oh, yes.

An Alabama banner?

No, This is Miami.

Oh, Miami.

- Oh, sweet. - Yeah.

[cheering]

What's up?

It's going outside.

Dude, that's awesome.

That's so weird. 'Cause I was like,

I should have brought this flag with me.

I feel so at home now.

I couldn't have asked for anything more.

Good for you.

Get out of your room now, Drew, let you enjoy it.

[interposing voices] - Enjoy it.

Thanks, man.

[music playing]

We're all gonna help each other out here.

But--

We're all looking out for each other.

We're gonna take out whoever we want to take out.

We c-- we got the vote secured.

It's a done deal.

Whoever.

So, Drew, he's the one that's got to face the music.

However-- - But we are his advisors.

Right. Yeah.

And we are all each other's advisors.

And we're all gonna help each other out here.

I say A. Hey, none of us are cuddling up with A at night.

And she's coming after one of the horsemen.

It's obvious.

Yeah.

That's a good point.

Who do you want?

Marvin.

Maybe next week, Cowboy.

He thinks he's with us.

Who else?

Probably Diane.

- Good call. - That's what I'm saying.

Like, if he put up Diane with someone else

that we actually wanted gone which is

more of a player than Diane--

because, dude, she's so hooked on you--

Right.

You could totally control Diane.

But I can't, I don't think.

Like, I'm sleeping with her, but I don't know if she's

telling me the truth or not. - Drew.

- She likes Drew. - That is true.

That is true. - I don't--

I mean, she-- - Drew loves her.

OK. Well, then, look.

- There's that. - If she doesn't go--

- A. - --you got to play it.

You got to keep playing it.

You say Diane.

You say A.

So I think it's an-- it's unanimous.

A and Diane.

I don't know.

I just got to think about it.

I guess this week, it's more about me figuring out whether I

want to take out the strongest person in this game

and do the best for the four horsemen

or put somebody up on the block that I think

the whole house would be unified and I'd

ruffle a lot less feathers.

We've got all night, tomorrow--

OK.

Yeah.

[music playing]

[music playing]

[music playing]

Can you sign this?

- It looked good. - The card?

I had long hair.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I told the house guests that I've played--

I'm a practice player for a professional football team.

You know, I'm a scout player.

And in reality, I don't.

This is a little strategy.

I make $, a year playing football.

Trust me.

It's all about money.

Let's call it fibbing.

I'm telling a lot of people about my money.

I make $, a year.

The more and more I tell them about, you know,

money this, money that, how much I make,

I think the more and more they're

going to forget about me being a threat

and about them needing the money.

They paid the league minimum, between $, and $,.

My first year, I got $,.

My next year, I got $,.

In one year I only made probably about $,.

I got, like, $ in the bank back at home.

You have an Escalade?

It's black.

With dark blank tinted windows, black headlight covers

and black taillight covers.

Rolling up to the club in the Escalade.

And dude, the best part's, like, PSs in the seats.

[laughs] I can't believe that.

I don't even play it.

But I just flick it on.

I did tell them that I drove an Escalade, which isn't true.

[music playing]

Happy birthday.

Birthday.

Hi birthday!

How old are you?

Well, today is my fake birthday.

And my real birthday is June , which was only a month ago.

Yay. [applause]

Woo!

, , .

Woo!

Hey!

I think the one thing that you can take Scott for is his word.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday.

I have the "I don't care" attitude.

And it's working like a charm.

OK?

You know what I mean?

I don't want to bring it beyond the cuddling.

And I don't get cuddling from you.

So what am I supposed to do?

Ever since Holly got in the picture of the four horsemen,

she's gotten between Scott and Jase

so much that it's created some friction

within the four horsemen.

Yeah, I could hear everything that was being said over there.

Dude, it's cool.

You said, like, you don't feel any more closer to me

than you do Scott.

And you're like, yeah, Scott, you won't cuddle with me.

So I cuddle with Jase because-- - No.

I just think that maybe, like, things you tell me and things

you tell Scott might be different.

You are wrong.

I just wanted to make sure that the four

horsemen were four strong and that no female

was getting in the way.

All right.

First things first, brother, I'm sorry that I said that.

Well, no, I heard that, too.

But, dude, I mean, I heard you say, too, like, well, that's

why I jumped on the floor with you.

'Cause I wanted to cuddle with you.

I heard you say that.

Dude, just [muted]---- dude, trust me.

Totally [muted] with you, man.

But Scott, listen.

I don't care.

This is just what I want to just say.

- OK. - OK?

Only thing that, like, worries me somewhat to an extent

is Holly.

Just because there is some friction here

no matter what you guys say.

I see it.

I don't know, like, if Jase is really listening to what I say.

Because I think that Holly is in his head.

And hopefully that doesn't hurt him and us down the road.

I feel like it might.

[music playing]

- So, like, right now, Cowboy-- - [inaudible]

--like, since you're here and you're the breadwinner, like,

how-- is it just living off credit

cards right now or something while you're here, or--

My fiance, you know, her parents

have helped out so much when it comes to food on the table

and stuff like that.

Her father and I have talked.

And he said, I want you to do this.

'Cause if I'm not working, you know, at security,

I'm working with him-- - Right.

--in the oil field.

And he's got a-- - Knew this.

Oh, he's an oil man.

He's-- he's a lease pumper.

Now things are--

[interposing voices]

Cowboy's laying a sad story on us--

Yeah. Yeah.

--and he's in the oil business.

- Oh, sh*t. - But--

Marvin was joking with Cowboy that, oh, he's rich,

and he comes from oil, and all this stuff.

Oh no.

He makes the money, not me.

[laughs]

Everything that I've did since years old,

I've had to do it on my own.

He don't own no percentage of wells.

You're paying him.

How many does he oversee?

Like .

Good God almighty.

[LAUGHING] Oh my god.

- Church out. - No.

That's it.

[laughter]

Cowboy's rich.

Oh.

Hey.

I could see if he was saying two or three, or two and a half.

Y'all think I have [muted] money and I don't.

What you got to understand, that's

his damn money, not mine.

[laughter]

Oh, well, what's his money is April's money.

I don't have no money.

That's why I'm working six, seven days a week

to take care of my family.

Marvin making a comment like that, it was uncalled for.

That's pushing my buttons.

'Cause to me, family is everything.

Yeah, I feel you, dude. Seriously.

- Yeah, it's just-- - I feel you.

Did you?

Right.

[music playing]

To me, by Marvin doing that, puts an X on him.

Right.

Right.

Let's talk business, girl.

[laughs]

All right.

So-- so first off, I don't know if I can talk to you.

Because I don't know if I can trust you.

- OK. - Which is what--

Well, that's good. 'Cause I can't trust you either.

Which is what--

seriously?

Yeah.

I feel like that, kind of.

But--

[laughs] I've had numerous amounts of people

come up to me and tell me that you

got to stop talking to Drew.

Because everything you say to him,

he's running and telling everybody else.

We've both openly admitted that we're on opposite sides

of the game right now.

I just want you to know I do have, like,

a little bit of feelings for you.

[laughs]

When we cuddle, it feels great.

And you're cool.

I feel like there's some kind of connection.

[laughs]

He's, like, the greatest thing in the world.

And I'd take him over $, any day.

[laughs]

What's your feelings on--

I don't know.

You don't have to answer this if you don't want to.

On people that need to go?

Yeah.

Jase, I've-- I think everybody's seen Jase's ugly

side thus far in the game.

Yeah.

I think we've all seen Scott's ugly side.

I might have shown an ugly side towards Scott myself.

Yeah.

I think A's a strong player.

I think Will's a strong player.

[laughs] Well, I think we all know we feel about Holly.

[laughing]

Honestly, she makes me feel like I'm losing brain cells.

- [laughs] - She does.

I cant handle it.

I think Holly sucks.

So Holly's full of crap.

I trust you a lot more than I trust Holly, to be honest.

I would hope so.

If we can convince Drew to nominate Holly and get

everybody to knock Holly out of this house--

because she's poison.

She poisons everybody's brains.

Then that's one person gone for their team

and they're going to slowly, slowly destruct.

I don't know how Scott and Jase feel.

But I've talked to everybody else.

And trust me, people are extremely

happy that you're in this room and not one of those two.

You never know.

Hell, for all I know, you might put me up this week.

[laughs]

I probably will.

[laughs]

She's still playing the game, even after

the good, honest personal talk.

Everybody's still in this game.

I'm just trying to make a good decision.

I think that whatever decision you make's

going to be a good one.

[music playing]

Sometimes being good-looking, like, it's kind of a curse,

some things.

Like, people just judge me not on my personality

or being a nice person.

They judge me on the way I look.

I-- we all get that.

It just really bothers me.

Like, I bet you, if I had a different hair color

and I came on this show, it'd be a different story.

I bet you.

Or if I didn't dress the way I dressed,

or just came in more like--

just, like, wore glasses and maybe had black hair in a bun

and like, dressed different, I think

it would be a different story.

I totally do.

And--

It's way better to be, I mean, good-looking.

Because obviously it gets you far in life.

But sometimes you're just stereotyped or--

But chicks always have a hard time

just 'cause they prejudge me.

I give people the benefit of the doubt.

And they never give me the benefit of the doubt, ever.

A lot of times, girls will be like, you know what?

I thought when I first met you, you'd be just dumb as hell

and, like, good to look at.

Yeah.

I always get that, dude.

Big, c*ck jock.

Sucks.

Really sucks.

[music playing]

All right, guys.

Let's get ready for the food competition.

Oh.

Oh, and boaty shoes.

All right, house guests.

Let's go rock out the food competition.

Yeah, baby.

[cheering]

- What the-- - Yeah.

- Oh. - Oh my god.

Yeah.

Oh, alphabet soup, seriously.

Oh my.

Oh my god.

That is alphabet soup.

Alphabet soup.

Oh my god.

Totally alphabet soup.

Oh.

We walked outside today.

And there's this big, huge bowl of soup.

And it's got all the alphabets and everything stuck in there.

I hope it doesn't ruin my swimsuit.

House guests, it's time to earn some food.

Woo! [applause]

Yeah!

Woo!

But in order to stock up, you must

really use your noodle in our next competition

called Alphabet Soup.

One at a time, you must step into the large bowl

of tomato soup and search for letters

that form the name of a food.

Each letter must be placed in order

on the board above the bowl.

But search well.

Because all the vowels are at the bottom of the soup.

Oh.

Oh, no!

Once you spell the food item, call it out.

If you hear a bell, that food item will be banked

and it will be your cue to empty the letters

back into the soup like this.

- Woo! - Woo!

Yes.

Food items must be spelled correctly.

As a team, we have minutes to accomplish this task.

- Oh. - Do it, team.

Do it.

[cheering]

'Cause the more items we spell puts more food in our face.

That is right.

Yeah.

Let's do it, boys.

- Beer, people. - [inaudible]

- Yeah. - Beer.

On your mark, get set, go.

[cheering]

[music playing]

Yeah!

Dive, Marvin.

E. E.

You've got a B, baby.

Get those letters, baby. - Woo!

- --those letters. - Pick them up.

Let's put all the vowels over here.

- E. - E now.

Got it.

Where's the booze?

Come on, buddy. - You got it.

Come on, baby.

Look.

[cheering]

Beer.

[bell ringing]

- Yeah. - You, man.

I'm the damn hero.

I got the beer.

That's what it's all about.

Go, go, go.

Get on the beef, Cowboy.

Come on, Michael.

Come on, Cowboy.

Come on, Cowboy.

Yeah.

- Yeah! - Beef.

OK. Dump it.

Dump it. Dump it.

Yay.

Go, seven.

- Come on. - Oh.

Oh.

But I tell you how much fun it was seeing

Scott fall off the ladder.

That alone, to me, made it so much worth it.

Go, go, go, go. Go.

Come on. [cheering]

Come on.

Get a G.

[cheering]

Come on, seven.

- Go, Scott. - Woo!

Yes!

K, K, K, K, K, K.

Woo!

K. K.

[bell ringing]

Yay!

Scott went in there and he spelled

steak, which is just basically a specific type of beef.

[laughs] I guess he thought it was some other substance.

I didn't say anything 'cause they

were so happy with themselves.

Beer, beef, and steak so far.

Go, go.

Woo!

Yeah, leave the vowels up there, bro.

- Yeah. - Nobody else is [inaudible].

Woo!

As we all remember, last week, I was

the one who scored the bad egg.

What food could be more apropos than to throw an egg up there?

And also, in fact, it was the easiest thing to spell.

[cheering]

You, know I kind of felt like I was in "Alice in Wonderland."

Like I'm in this giant bowl of soup.

It was really, like, slimy, and it was-- it felt like soup.

Go, go, go.

Right, with pizza.

All right.

Go, Jase.

Woo!

Woo, Jase.

Good one.

[bell ringing]

Yeah.

Milk.

Yeah, milk.

[bell ringing]

Yeah.

Yeah.

Come on.

Apple [inaudible]

- All right. - Apple.

[bell ringing]

[cheering]

I think it's roughage that helps your body flow.

And there's none of that except for apples.

Woo!

[cheering]

Yes.

Woo!

[bell ringing]

[cheering]

[inaudible]

[cheering]

This is for you, my Cowboy.

Yeah!

Cola.

[bell ringing]

You got it.

You got it, girl.

Do it.

Move, move, move.

Pork.

- Go, go, go, go. - Pork.

[bell ringing]

The other white meat, baby.

[inaudible]

- Chicken. - Come on, Marvin.

Marvin!

You're doing good.

You're doing good, Marvin.

Come on.

And Marvin looked so funny.

He looked like a little bulldog, just kind

of, you know, running around that tomato

soup looking for an I.

- Come on. - Yes!

- Yeah. - Yes.

Go, go.

What are you gonna get, Cowboy?

- Dump it. - Dump it.

Clear it.

Do it, Cowboy.

Other like this.

Oh, do it, Cowboy.

Lobster.

S-T. S-T.

Woo!

- Lobster. - Lobster!

[cheering]

Come on, Michael!

[cheering]

Lobster.

[cheering]

Yes. Cheese.

Cheese.

Cheese!

Come on, say cheese.

One more E.

E.

[interposing voices]

Some of the people in the house

were grammatically challenged.

[cheering]

Cheese.

[buzzer]

Scott, kind of making himself kind of

look like the big, dumb jock guy.

Like, chess-- a.

I had one more S than I needed.

[screaming]

[bell ringing]

I made a huge jackass out of myself.

[cheering]

[whistle blowing]

[music playing]

Let's do a little recap here what we got to eat this week.

First of all, thanks to Marvin, we got some beer.

[cheering]

You can obviously see our priorities in this house.

[laughs] Beer.

[cheering]

We got some beef.

[cheering]

The Savage got us some steak.

[cheering]

Beef.

We got some eggs by Will.

Bad eggs.

[cheering]

Bad eggs.

Jase got us some pizza.

[cheering]

We got some milk.

We got apples by A.

- [cheering] - Apples.

Apples.

Holly got us some wine.

Look at tat.

[cheering]

Got some cola, little soda.

[cheering]

We got some pork for the food.

Oh, baby.

We got chicken.

Yeah!

And best of all, we got some lobster from Cowboy.

[cheering]

Go go.

And lastly, Savage spelled cheese correctly.

Cheese!

So we get some cheese.

[cheering]

This week, we are going to be living the large life.

'Cause this week, the house guests, as a team,

did a great job of getting the best

food that we possibly could.

Yes!

Woo!

[music playing]

There it is.

Nominations today.

Nominations today.

You've got a few hours to think that over.

Yeah, go talk to somebody.

I'm just thinking first about what I want to do.

Drew is doing it from his heart.

And I think that's how it should be done.

He's got to do the hard part for the four horsemen.

What if I put up Marvin?

I'll respect that.

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[LAUGHING] I know that.

I'm afraid of Marvin a little bit.

I am, too, man.

Like, he definitely separates business from personal.

And we're not on a personal level.

It's gonna be so easy for him to put one of us up.

What are you gonna do, Drew?

I don't know, man.

Drew's trying to form in his head,

make calculations for the upcoming weeks.

He's going insane right now.

You can just put two people up that you're thinking,

like Marvin and A, and just, as the week goes on,

just make your final decision. - Or Marvin--

That just drags out the drama, you know?

Well, Marvin and Diane.

The four horsemen have threw so many names at Drew.

I really feel sorry for Drew.

I don't think Diane for some reason.

I don't think--

just because that looks so bad, I think, on my part,

to be, like, cuddling with the girl and then put her up.

Can't let personal [muted] get in between this game, brother.

- Right. - Hmm?

Even though I don't want to, I almost feel

more comfortable putting A up.

A is the strongest woman in this house.

I could tell her ahead of time that I'm thinking about putting

her up, but it's a pawn move.

'Cause you make the decision.

Don't ask us anymore.

I feel like there's ropes on my neck

and everybody's pulling it each way.

But I, right now, have got to be a man and make my own decision.

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All right.

Let's do it.

Everybody right now, currently, is napping.

We just got done with the food competition and everything.

When Holly [inaudible] was really staring our faces down,

then she's also noticing that I'm very sexy in the way

that I walk and the way that I hold myself

and how I'm so pretty.

Try to go take a nap right now if you can.

If you have to lay there with your eyes open for an hour,

do it.

Get out of people's face.

Let 'em forget your face.

Drew got HOH.

Was that not the best pick that could happen?

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I had just did my switch with my twin.

And soon as I got mingled in, I got

right into the heat of things.

- Hey. - So what's up?

Sit down.

I just wanted to talk to you about stuff.

Kind of what I'm thinking because I can trust you.

Mm-hmm.

And I feel like I can trust you

when I talk to you and stuff.

I'm looking at the strategy of probably getting

the strongest player out.

So what I'm thinking right now is Marvin.

And I'm trying to look at making sure this

is a guaranteed thing.

There's no way in the world I would

ever want you out of this game.

But I actually thought of putting

you up, maybe, on the block.

And you are that strong person.

And Marvin could better understand me saying, you know,

I'm putting the strong people up.

As crazy as that sounds, what do you think about that?

You always gotta think about, if you put somebody

in the chair, it's gotta be somebody

that you would risk losing.

And if you want me gone, that's what you want to do--

- But I don't want that at all. - --then that's your thing.

But I understand.

We're two weeks away from both of us

coming into the "Big Brother" house.

And I'm just trying to stay off the block.

I was pulling out some stops on that note.

I've got to figure out how I'm gonna do this.

I'm not telling you what to do.

I'll tell you right now, if I ever win head of household,

I will never, ever put you on the block.

Hell, I would love to see you in the finals.

Right.

Period.

OK.

She kind of got me when she said,

you know, she would never put me up,

and I'd always be there till the end.

She made it so hard for me after I talked to her.

If she's lying through her teeth right now, she's going to hell.

I know.

This is what it's all about--

It is.

--stepping up and being the man.

Do you know what you're thinking yet?

[LAUGHING] No.

I'm just gonna say Marvin, Marvin,

Marvin, Marvin, Marvin--

Hey.

I was just gonna say this.

I hate Marvin, anyone in this house.

But here's the thing.

You don't have to put him up.

Because if a girl wins next week, he will be put up anyway.

I feel like the more opinions I get, the crazier I get.

Right.

In the end, I just gotta make a decision and live with it.

That's just where I'm at.

All right.

I'll leave you with your thoughts.

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Jase is so wishy-washy.

And he'll say one thing and then say the exact opposite

and then try to make sense out of it.

And I'm like, dude, you know, you're not giving

me your full opinion here.

It kind of bugs me that Jase is acting so, like, I hate Marvin,

when, like, the last three days, it seems like all they do

is joke about each other. - Mm-hmm.

Know what I mean?

Right.

The winner of almost any game is the person that

thinks the most moves ahead.

Does Marvin have any idea right now that I'm thinking--

Everyone hates Marvin.

That's--

But does he have any idea right now?

No.

He thinks he's totally safe.

It's tough, huh?

It's so tough, dude.

So my scenarios.

What helped me-- and I still do this--

is I go stare at the pictures.

I look at the A, Diane, Nakomis kind of alliance.

And I'm thinking, OK, these guys are here.

Looking at the wall helps me.

You might want to just-- - Yeah.

--try that.

Is this a private boy meeting I'm not allowed in?

No.

I wouldn't even worry about it.

It's fun time.

Hi, friend.

Hey.

It's unbelievable the amount of stress

that is involved with putting two people up for eviction.

Drew, is he OK?

No, he's freaked out.

But he'll be all right.

But do you know what he's gonna do?

He's just kicking around all these different scenarios.

Like what?

He's thinking about everyone and what to do.

Not you.

I'm not the best decision maker when it comes down to,

you know, all the pressures on me

and, you know, I have to live with the consequences

of my decisions.

I feel so bad for you because I'm so glad I'm

not in your position right now.

Yeah.

Everybody's gonna understand whatever you do.

Hope so.

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One of my duties as head of household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

You know what?

Everybody's sitting uneasy besides the four horsemen.

Everybody.

Because right now Drew's an emotional nutcase.

I have the four horsemen, who I am true to.

And at the same time, we have our allies.

People are definitely nervous.

Their anxiety's up.

And you can definitely feel the pressure of the household.

I hope that Drew will make his nominations based on his heart.

Things change every week in this house.

What is rock solid one week starts anew the next.

There's power issues.

There's ego issues.

And a lot of people are nervous and scared.

I started looking at people who I thought would be

a threat to me down the road.

And I looked at people who I could trust

and who I couldn't trust.

It's a very short time that he has to make his decision.

So I'm just hoping--

just hoping-- that he makes a good decision.

Drew lost some sleep.

It might be nice having a nice, comfortable bed.

But he's gotta do the dirty work.

This was an unbelievably difficult process.

And I wanted to give the respect to this ceremony.

Because each one of the keys is this person's life

here in the "Big Brother" house.

I would hope that Drew would be smart and nominate Holly.

I want to say that I'm not worried.

But should be pretty interesting to see who goes up today.

Nobody likes to be nominated and then

have to think about it all week long, about being on the block.

So I pray to Jesus that it's not me.

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I have total faith in Drew to make the right decision.

He could catch a lot of flack for it if he makes the decision

that he knows that he needs to.

I just hope that he's strong enough to make it.

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I would only hope that every head of household

gives as much consideration to each player in this game

as I did.

[sighs]

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Mm.

Thank you.

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- What's up, guys? - Hi, Drew.

- Hey, Drew. - Hi.

Drew.

[sighs] All right.

Well, as you guys know, it is now time for the nomination

ceremony this week.

And before we get started, I just

wanted to say that this is a day where we are all

reminded that this is a game.

And at this point, my decisions of people that I have put up

are not personal and that this is,

you know, just for the game.

As you guys know, I will pull the first key out of the block.

And that person will be safe.

I'll put it on the table and spin it around to that person,

and so forth, until the last person pulls their key.

And the people that do not have keys,

I have obviously nominated.

OK.

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Will, you're safe.

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Jase, you're safe.

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Adria, you're safe.

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Diane, you're safe.

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Scott, you're safe.

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Karen, you're safe.

Thank you very much.

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Marvin, you are safe.

True.

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Mike-- Cowboy-- you're safe.

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All right.

It's obvious that Holly, you've been nominated by me,

and you as well, Nakomis.

And first I would like to start with Holly.

I want you to know that the reasons why I have nominated

you today is because of some of your past actions

in this house.

I think that you've been truly blessed

with the gift of persuasion.

And in this game, I think that the people

who make it down the road are the people

that you can really trust.

And your ability to change people's minds from one opinion

to the next within a couple of hours

poses, you know, a threat to, I think, everybody in this game.

And for that reason and that reason only, Holly,

that's why I've nominated you.

Nakomis, I've nominated you only because of your friendships

in the house that I feel that in my position as a player

in this game that it would be in my best, you know,

benefit to put you on the block as well.

That's all I have for that.

Right.

And I hope you guys know who I am

at this point, and my character, and respect my decision.

And the meeting is adjourned.

Again I am nominated.

And the look on Holly's face and the look on Jase's face

and the look on Scott's face was just

enough to make me start rolling on the floor

laughing despite me being put up on the block next to her.

Being nominated this week is very different from being

nominated last week.

Drew had his reasons.

But it was definitely a little bit shocking to me, definitely.

Today I'm sure I made friends and I made enemies.

But looking at this whole situation,

I would figure that my nominations would

be pretty much veto-proof.

I was completely surprised by the nominations

of Holly and Nakomis, totally.

Strategically, it's a stupid move, Drew.

Holly is an ally.

Holly would not vote myself out.

She would not vote Scott out.

She would not vote Cowboy out.

Holly would not vote Drew out of this game, period.

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use to save either Holly

or Jennifer from eviction?

And with less than two weeks before they both enter

the house, can twins Adria and Natalie

keep their incredible secret?

Find out Tuesday at :/: central on "Big Brother ."

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