05x16 - Episode 16

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ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother

," still reeling from Scott's eviction and the twin twist--

[screaming]

--the remaining Horsemen were hit

with another devastating blow.

JULIE: You are the new Head of Household.

ANNOUNCER: And Jennifer masterminded a plan

to ensure Jase's eviction.

I've selected you Diane and you Marvin for eviction.

ANNOUNCER: Nominating two decoys from her

our own alliance allowed Jennifer and her side

to control the veto.

[cheering]

The Golden Power of Veto goes to Drew.

ANNOUNCER: With a Horseman holding the veto,

Jase believed he was still in the game.

But at the veto meeting, Drew went

along with the girl's plan.

I'd like to give it to lovely Diane.

ANNOUNCER: Betraying his former ally Jase.

I'm going to go ahead and put you

up on the block next to Marvin.

Poor little Jasey-poo.

I think that for the first time in this game,

he has felt helpless.

ANNOUNCER: And Jase sought revenge.

I'm going to try to dismantle Drew and Diane's

little summer romance.

ANNOUNCER: Will Jennifer's plan to rid the house of Jase

actually work?

Or will it backfire and send Marvin packing?

And who will reign supreme as the next Head of Household?

Find out live tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the Big Brother house.

And with the game at the halfway mark,

one of the most powerful alliances

is now fighting to survive.

Last week, Scott, a key member of the Four Horsemen,

was evicted.

Jennifer, the restaurant hostess from Texas, one Head

of Household and quickly put a plan

into motion to rid the house of Jase, the leader

of the Four Horsemen.

And tonight, Jase, the volunteer firefighter from Illinois,

and Marvin, the mortician from South Carolina,

are both up for eviction.

Is Jase's stay just about over?

Or will the plan to get rid of him backfire,

sending Marvin out the door?

We'll find out tonight.

But first, after winning the Golden Power of Veto,

Drew saved Diane from eviction, paving the way for Jase

to be put on the chopping block.

With this move, the remaining members of the Four Horsemen

find their strong bond coming apart.

Welcome to the block, homey.

Well, that adjourns the veto ceremony.

Everybody give a few hugs.

Now, this is what we do.

[chatter]

[inaudible] pity hug.

Don't-- no, leave me the hell alone.

Cowboy.

I'm sorry.

Sorry.

Drew lied to my face several times.

And the other night, he came up and said, dude,

I would never use the Golden Veto.

Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie.

Because last minute, he sends me packing.

I'm sorry, Cowboy.

I let you down, man.

No, you didn't.

No.

If you wouldn't have gotten involved with our stupid stuff

in the beginning--

It's fine.

I let you down.

It's fine.

Drew's with them now, so--

Yeah.

So--

Talk to you guys?

Drew, I don't want to talk to you right now.

Diane wants me gone more than anything, Drew.

The thing is, I'm a man of my word.

- And you're not. - Right.

I am, but at the same time--

Not.

You let a girl get in the way of a bond that we hit.

You've got a lot better chick out there for you, Drew,

than her.

That's it.

She's a b*tch, Drew.

To me, I'm so much of a man of my word,

when I say I'm gonna do something,

I'm gonna do something.

You tell us you wasn't gonna use it.

And now this guy's gone and--

I just feel really betrayed by you, brother.

That's it.

By a chick that I know deep down you probably won't like.

So it's OK for you to save Holly,

but it's not OK for him to save me?

How's that work?

You're just jealous because what you and Holly had is absolutely

nothing and what me and Drew have is something

that you probably wish you would have had.

My personal opinion, I don't think

that he would date you for five seconds outside of this house.

[chuckle]

Now, that's just [inaudible].

I'm just saying, like, Drew could have any girl

that he wants probably.

And be picked the one that he might have want.

Yeah. We'll see outside of this house.

Drew, you hearing this back there, buddy?

He said the same thing to me and--

so--

It's my opinion.

You're not human.

The rest of us are.

And you're in the position you're in for a purpose.

You know?

OK, Diane.

Whatever.

Diane's pissed off.

Yeah, Diane's on the w*r path.

I just got verbally attacked in the living

room and the kitchen. - By who?

Jase?

Yeah.

Nobody's ever there to stick up for me.

Ever.

Nobody was in there?

Nobody heard it?

Karen was sitting there.

I need to sew my lips shut together.

Don't worry.

I mean--

And you guys got to understand that I am a strong person,

but I can't handle it when people attack me.

And then to have people sit there and just watch me.

Karen, she can't even say anything about it?

What is that gonna hurt, her sticking up for me?

I don't know.

- Hey, Diane? - What?

Can I talk to you?

No.

Not right now.

I don't want an apology either. - I wasn't.

I was gonna say to kiss my a*s.

Oh, well wonderful.

The last two weeks in a row, I know

that those all want me out.

I squeaked through--

No, they want my [muted] out.

Always expect the unexpected in this house.

And if I go out this week, I expected

that because it's unexpected.

Maybe I could pull off a shot.

It's a long shot.

My only true friend in this house--

Michael the cowboy.

Cowboy has integrity.

He has honor.

He's a man of his word.

I need to know where you stand in this, guy.

We're out numbered.

Who cares?

At least our honor was there.

And we went down with brotherhood.

I took your word as a man.

And to me, I'm upset on that part.

Because you and I have been so truthful--

I know

--to each other in this game.

And it hurts.

I'm just saying, bear with me.

And I know--

I know--

So you're telling me you did not make a deal with them?

I'm telling you right now what I've told you.

That's why-- I rather you come clean with me.

Say yes or no.

Did you make a deal with them?

I did not make a deal with them.

OK.

All right.

And I believe you.

Because, I mean, you and I are a splitting image of each other.

You know, I feel bad for Cowboy.

Because now if I go, he'll be, you know, on his own.

I really think if I flipped it real quick,

I could stay in this house.

I think if I approached two people on my own--

because I have you and Drew's vote,

I think I might know where I can get two.

I mean, maybe.

I got a plan.

Let me do the talking with them, because I

kind of got a little plan.

My mother is like the queen of reverse psychology.

She's been pulling this on me since I was a little kid.

Will you vote me out?

Will you promise me you'll vote me out?

[chuckle]

I'm serious.

Why would you want somebody to promise

you they're going to do that?

I'm trying it.

Why not?

Please, please, vote me to go.

Please.

What else do I got to lose?

As a friend, I'm asking you to please vote me know.

Absolutely nothing.

No.

I really wanna go know.

I think that they might keep me here for--

I don't know.

It's weird.

I'm gonna cast my vote the way I feel best.

This reverse psychology is working like brilliant.

Tell people to vote you out and for some reason

they won't then.

So this thing has like worked like a champ.

Or I'm an idiot once again.

JULIE: Let's talk with the houseguests

and see how everyone's doing.

Hello, houseguests.

Hey, Julie.

Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Drew?

Yeah.

JULIE: You seem to have a very difficult week.

Mm-hm.

JULIE: You chose to save Diane, your bedmate, from eviction.

[laughter]

And in her place, your friend Jase was put up on the block.

How are you feeling about Jase possibly

facing eviction tonight?

Well, Julie, it was definitely a tough week for me.

And at the time, I made a decision based on some feelings

and how great of a cuddle buddy she is for me.

Now, it's-- the tables have kind of turned and hopefully

Jase won't be up tonight.

But I wish him the best.

JULIE: OK.

Natalie?

Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Hey, there.

Since last week, you have lived in the house

not as Adria but as yourself.

How does it feel to finally have the twin twist out in the open?

It feels wonderful.

And I'll tell you, I'm just really excited that I could

actually lift some of these crazy thoughts

out of these people's heads of what they thought Adria was.

So it just feels good to see Natalie in the house

and to be me again.

JULIE: Congratulations, once again.

Thank you.

JULIE: Michael?

Yes, ma'am.

JULIE: Now, last week your fellow housemate and very

close friend Scott was evicted.

What is it like with Scott gone from the house?

Well, Julie, I think it's a little bit quiet.

[laugh]

It is a little tough.

But, you know, I know there will be friendship

outside the Big Brother house.

So I just take that for granted and go live one day at a time.

JULIE: Very well.

And by the way, I like the new look.

No hat and no beard.

Thank you, ma'am.

JULIE: All right.

Thank you, houseguests.

I'll be back a little bit later on.

This season we introduced Project DNA.

But last season, on "Big Brother ,"

it was all about The X Factor--

houseguests who were surprised to learn they

would be living with their exes--

Jun and Jee, Robert and Erika, and of course,

Alison and Justin.

Whatever happened to these ex-couples?

We'll find out next.

And later, Jase and Marvin will learn

who is staying in the house and who is going home.

Of the houseguests, only seven are eligible to vote.

Nominees Jase and Marvin are not allowed to vote,

neither is the current Head of Household, Jennifer.

All votes are cast in secret in the diary room.

Let's listen in as Michael, Drew, Natalie, and Will

prepare to vote.

To see Jase up on the block, it hurts a little bit.

He's outgoing, funny.

He's an awesome friend to have.

Jase is-- he's stuck up for me when he's around me.

And then, behind my back, he'll talk otherwise.

Jase is like a virus.

He kind of comes in, corrupts for a while,

but you know you want to get rid of it.

Marvin is a very, very smart, strategical player.

For that very reason, you've got to be very careful

when you're talking to Marvin.

Marvin is a very straight-forward

type of person.

He is very honest.

Marvin is playing this game to his ability.

And I think it's working for Marvin.

I do think the Four Horsemen underestimated Marvin.

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

This season, Project DNA has provided some shocking twists.

But last season on "Big Brother,"

the houseguests were surprised to learn they would be

sharing a home with their exes.

We called this twist "The X Factor."

Jun and Jee, Robert and Erika, Alison and Justin.

A year has passed since they all lived under one roof.

Now let's see what these former couples and competitors

have been up to.

[laugh]

Hi, I'm Erika from Big "Brother ," coming to you

from sunny Los Angeles.

When I came home, it was so nice just

to be able to take a shower without someone watching me.

I don't miss living in the Big Brother house.

But I do miss some of my housemates.

We have power right now, Jack.

I talk to Jack all the time.

And it was probably the best thing that I got from being

in the Big Brother house.

JULIE: Five of you will be soon joined by--

your ex-boyfriends or ex-girlfriends.

If it wasn't for "Big Brother,"

Erika and I would have never talked our whole lives.

Actually, we would have been enemies our whole life.

That's for sure.

We are friends now.

I don't hold any kind of anger towards Robert anymore.

I've moved on.

I've forgiven him.

He's forgiven me.

Forgiveness is the key to life.

I have to vote to evict you.

I'm sorry.

I still do not respect Alison for the way

she played her game. I don't.

I never will.

I don't keep in touch with Alison

and I don't keep in touch with Jun at all.

The dream team is still the dream team.

It's not the Four Horsemen.

It's not that-- we always stuck by each other

and we still do to this day.

Jee, I talk to once a month.

Justin, I talk to three times a week.

And he's going to move out here in a week.

So he'll be living with me.

I'll see him every day.

What's up, everybody?

Justin here from "Big Brother ," coming to you

from the University of Pittsburgh,

where I am now a recent grad.

That was my ex.

The X Factor hurt my game.

Do you want to call people out?

- Yeah. - Because I can call you out.

Alison, obviously, at times, in the house

wasn't too thrilled with me.

I don't care if you are coming after me.

I'm not.

I saw Alison on "Amazing Race ."

It was interesting.

To sit down and watch her and Donny go at on the tube

was entertaining to say the least.

We didn't have five free checkpoints!

We're done!

What's up, guys?

It's Ali, runner-up from "Big Brother ."

"The Amazing Race" was awesome because I

never traveled anywhere outside of the continental US before.

So that was really cool.

But we didn't do too hot on the race.

Alison and Donny, you're the last team to arrive.

Sorry to tell you you've both being eliminated from the race.

And it ended up breaking up our relationship.

The only person I talk to from the show is Justin.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Nathan.

I sent Nathan one email after the show

saying I was sorry if I hurt him, if I back-stabbed him.

He was basically like, OK.

That's great.

But we're not gonna be friends.

I wouldn't take back anything that I did.

I had to lie.

I had to manipulate.

I had to cheat.

I had to do all that stuff.

If wouldn't have done all that, I would've have stayed

in that house for so long.

Hey, what's up?

This is Jee.

We're coming to you from Queens, New York.

I do miss all the houseguests, obviously some

more in particular, you know.

I had no we were called the three stooges.

At first, I was a little offended.

I was like, the three stooges?

I was like, god, are we really like that?

Shut the hell up.

You shut the hell up.

What the [muted] is wrong with you?

After the show, Jun did, you know, email me and she said,

I just realize that you're a bigger man than you used to be.

I just wish her the best.

JULIE: Congratulations, Jun.

You are the winner of "Big Brother ."

Hey, guys.

It's Jun, reigning champion of "Big Brother."

And I'm back in New York.

So this is what I did with my money.

I bought an apartment in the city.

Prime real estate.

And, yes, this is a little shrine to myself.

My relationship with Jee is exactly

the way it was before the show.

There's no contact and that's how I prefer it.

In all honesty, there was never a point during the show

where I thought that I wouldn't win.

Immediately after the show, I was given some news that my dad

had actually been in a coma.

My dad actually passed away a month ago.

You know, the money that I won on the show afforded me

a year that I could just take off

and not work and spend whatever time my dad had remaining.

I'm really glad that I was able to give him something to brag

about once he got up to heaven.

We have the same father.

The whole Michael and Jennifer thing

going on, I think the first week it really

did capture my attention.

And I really wanted Michael and Jennifer to work out.

Thank you.

Now you have a picture of me and him together.

If it was me, I think I'd rather have an ex in the house

still.

I don't know if I'd want to know if there

was a brother or sister.

The twist-- the twist kills me, man.

You know, I didn't think they could take this a step further

but they did.

I'm really interested to see what's

going to happen with the twins.

It should be interesting to see how and if they trust them.

It's going to be a lot harder to stab a family

member in the back then it would for you to stab someone

that you're not dating anymore in the back.

I think I would have walked out if Alison had a twin.

If I had to see two of those girls in the house--

no way.

I would've walked out for sure.

JULIE: It's time to talk privately

with Jennifer, who is alone in the Head of Household bedroom.

Hi, Jennifer.

Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Now, remember, the other houseguests cannot hear you.

So feel free to speak openly.

Cool beans.

JULIE: As Head of Household, you received pictures from home.

For the first time, your brother Michael was able to see

what his father looks like.

What was it like for you to be part of that moment?

It was really cool and really like a once

in a lifetime opportunity to be here

whenever Michael first saw his and my father.

In fact, you know, Michael was so moved

and, you know, so happy about being able to see him,

I went ahead and on, like, the first night of me being HOH,

I went ahead and gave him the picture of me and my dad.

So Michael has that picture now.

JULIE: Would you ever be able to put

your brother up for eviction?

I personally wouldn't be able to put him up on the block.

Depending on the circumstance and, you know,

since this is a game, I would be able to vote for him.

But I would not put him in the situation to be voted for.

JULIE: Now, you came up with the six finger plan

with the goal of evicting Jase.

Out of everyone in the house, why did you target Jase?

The reason why I targeted Jase is he

lies, he cheats, he pees on stuff.

He's really annoying.

He intimidates people.

He plays way, way too strong.

And he's just not the type of player

that I want to have in the house.

JULIE: Thank you, Nakomis.

And you can rejoin your housemates in the living room.

Awesome possum.

JULIE: Coming up, Marvin's mother--

how does she feel about her son being up for eviction?

And what is he really like?

We'll find out when we return.

For now, let's head back to the diary room,

where Diane, Karen, and Adria share their thoughts

on the two nominees.

Marvin's like the funniest person I've ever met.

Marvin's got a great heart, a great personality.

Marvin de-friended me last week when Jase was

unleashing his fury upon us.

Marvin doesn't step on people's toes.

And that's what I really like about him.

He'd play it straight.

And I think that's what makes him just a really good.

I don't believe Jase has ever spewed an ounce of truth.

Jase does not have any consideration for other people

or other people's things.

Jase is crazy.

He's off the cuff.

Cut throat.

What I love about Jase and how he plays this game

is that he's like me.

He's a risk taker.

Jase is probably the only other person

in this house that will speak their mind immediately,

no hesitation.

JULIE: Welcome back.

He's a smooth talker with an original style.

When it comes to speaking his mind, Marvin doesn't hold back.

But what does Marvin's mother think about his blunt behavior?

And how does she think her son is

doing in the Big Brother game?

Hi.

My name's Marvin and I'm from Conway, South Carolina.

Woo!

I'm a mortician.

A mortician, really?

Seriously?

Whoa, you see dead people?

Marvin was a great child.

He was always a good boy, never giving me any trouble.

That's my baby.

Always got into every game that he could.

- Go Marvin. - Marvin!

Marvin!

Marvin!

I think Marvin's doing really well.

JULIE: Congratulations, Marvin.

With , you are the new Head of Household.

When Marvin won Head of Household,

that was just wonderful so early in the game.

The most awesome part for me was the picture of my mom.

Happy birthday, mom.

How often do you see your mother?

- Every day. - Oh, really?

About six or seven days a week.

That's so awesome.

So I'm a decent son.

Some of the comments that Marvin

has made about the women, I was not proud of.

Nakomis, she got some big old [muted]..

[laughter]

Little dirty words that he uses, he got

it coming when he gets home.

You know who talked mad [muted] about wanting you gone?

Who?

Savage.

I don't take that [muted] personally, though.

No.

I really and truly don't.

Marvin has a thick skin.

And I think he gets it from me.

We're the Santa Monica Van Boys.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Cheers, boys.

[inaudible] Marvin is gone next week.

It really made me mad when I found that the Four

Horsemen were lying to Marvin.

You make everyone nervous.

You're a really smart guy.

Ain't no problem. Nothing personal.

Nothing personal.

That's just business.

No problem.

When I see Marvin on the block,

it really breaks my heart.

Welcome to the block, homey.

Much love.

We just have to kind of wait and see.

JULIE: Tonight's live eviction is just moments away.

Let's go back to the living room and talk with the two nominees.

Jase, Marvin, before we find out who is evicted,

I'm going to give each of you a chance to say something

to all of your housemates.

Marvin, why don't you go first.

Well, I just want to thank you guys.

It's been great knowing you.

Will, thanks for the g*y fashion advice.

Love that.

Love you like [inaudible].

Cowboy, you know, my boy, I'm gonna

miss [inaudible] ex-stripper.

I'm sorry, Diane.

You my homegirl.

Drew, love you.

All y'all on that side, too.

My man here, appreciate it.

We can fight all the time.

Come here-- come here, baby.

I love you, baby.

I love you, baby.

You look so nice.

You look nice, too, baby.

Good luck, though. - You, too.

But I just wanna thank my mom, too, and my brother George

for keeping everything down.

And my buddy man Drew for taking care of my dogs.

And Halle Berry.

You got me through this.

I had to look forward to something.

And they ain't got no sister girls in here.

Thank you, Halle Berry. I love you.

And I'm single.

[laughter]

JULIE: OK.

Thanks, Marvin.

Jase, what would you like to say?

Jase would just like to say, Drew, you could

have saved me and you didn't.

And at first, I was really upset about it.

But you saved the girl and I'm a guy that vomited in a toilet

to save a girl for the second week in a row.

And absolutely no hard feelings, because I would've

saved the girl myself.

Diane, the girl that I love to push

your buttons in this house, but it's just a game.

And absolutely no hard feelings outside of this house.

And to bury the hatchet, I want to give you a peace offering.

I'd like to give you this damn ceramic cat.

[laughter]

It hasn't brought me any luck, but maybe

it'll bring you some luck.

I got to hang on to that.

Cowboy, if the world was filled full of Cowboys,

it would be a better place for it.

I'm a better man for knowing you.

And you're the best guy in this house.

- Thank you. - Good luck to you.

Will, fashion advice, the same.

Karen, damn, I think you're going crazy.

[laughter]

But I hope it's just an act.

The twins, I didn't like you separately, that one person.

Not at all.

But both you guys together, I love you.

You guys are great.

Nakomis, you're beyond your years in wisdom.

And Marvin, we'll talk behind your back.

We'll say we're the two slickest cats in this house.

But look where we're sitting right now.

That's what, Marvin and Jase want.

JULIE: All right, gentleman.

Well, thank you both.

Well said.

I'll be back to reveal the voting results.

When we return, the votes are in.

Who is the next houseguest to go home.

The live eviction is coming up next.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Who will be evicted from the Big Brother house--

Jase, the volunteer firefighter from Illinois, or Marvin, the

mortician from South Carolina.

It's time to find out.

Houseguests, the moment has arrived.

Just a reminder, when I reveal the results of the voting,

the evicted houseguest will have one minute

to say goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of six to one, Jase, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

[inaudible]

Marvin.

You're my boy.

Everybody.

[inaudible]

Thank you. Thank you.

Drew.

Jase, [inaudible].

Good luck, bro.

Diane, baby, walk me to the door.

I'll walk you to do the door.

You better do the Heisman.

Come on now.

Woo!

Don't forget [muted].

I'm taking this pear.

I'm taking this. - [inaudible]

Take the pear.

Will, it's been great.

Cowboy, thank you, buddy.

Oh, it's been so much fun.

Talk some crazy junk about me when you get out there.

I'll leave the pear. I'm definitely talking crazy--

Get in contact with Shawn.

So you can get my contact. - Yeah, definitely.

Definitely. [muted]

Good luck in the nut house.

I'm so glad to be out of here.

You have no idea.

And I'll leave you with goodbye my love!

Goodbye.

[applause]

[cheering]

[music playing]

JULIE: Hey, Jase. - Hi.

JULIE: How are you? Put you bag down.

Come on up.

Good sport.

Thank you.

JULIE: Good attitude.

Have a seat please.

[chatter]

Now everybody's gonna be, I wonder where she's a stripper?

I keep 'em guessing.

They're going to be going to northern Kentucky,

every strip club around.

Ex-stripper.

Sorry.

I though I was back in the yard again.

[inaudible] crazy.

Wow.

Well--

OK, well.

Congratulations, Marvin.

- Thank you. - Congrats.

Big M.

Congratulations.

- [inaudible] - Appreciate it.

Gotta bring it out in the yard now.

Oh you--

I got my arm going.

You're so keyed up, you forget all about the HOH.

JULIE: Jase, you were one of the most

powerful players in the house.

You were the first HOH.

You won Golden Power of Veto twice.

So why do you think you're sitting here tonight?

I think those reasons themselves is

why I'm sitting here tonight.

And also, I wanted to play this game the way

no one ever would think about playing it before.

I'm wanted to go crazy and just, you know, off the wall.

JULIE: We saw that.

And obviously, it landed me here on the couch.

But I had a blast doing it, where

I think some people maybe just kind of like skate through.

But I wanted to have fun.

So I think I accomplished that.

JULIE: You're alliance, the Four Horsemen,

it was the first alliance to form in the house.

You guys had a lot of power, a lot of influence

over the others.

Why did that alliance fall apart so fast?

Well, I think that a girl got in the middle of our alliance,

believe that or not.

That tends to happen, I guess.

Scott wanted to vote out Holly.

And I've been saying since Holly left,

Holly was a vote that would have kept Scott in last week.

So if he keeps in Holly, A would have been gone.

And then Natalie-- there wouldn't

have been two of those.

So yeah-- the girl came between us, I guess.

I guess you could say that.

JULIE: You saved Holly from possible eviction

once by using your Golden Power of Veto.

Drew did the same thing this past week.

He saved his bedmate, Diane.

What do you think of Drew now?

I hold no hard feelings towards Drew.

In that house, if you got someone

to cuddle up with at night, even if they don't really

even like you, it's great.

So yeah-- I would've saved the girl every time,

to be perfectly honest.

Because that's a vote for me, right?

So I thought I had my little crew going.

Maybe I picked the wrong team in the beginning.

But I had a crazy idea and I ran with it as long as I could.

JULIE: You were also a very in-your-face player.

You called people out-- in particular, Diane.

Right.

JULIE: Do you wish you had done that differently?

Absolutely not.

My thing coming into this house was

I was going to call people out, exploit

whatever their secrets they're trying to keep in the house.

And then I was going to like pull them in closed doors

and be like, no, we're cool.

I was just saying that.

So yeah, that was my strategy from the start.

I was going to go no holds barred.

Call people out.

If I hear whispering going on, call out your alliance.

Everything.

So that was my plan.

JULIE: You said so yourself, if it came down

to you and Michael, your own mother would vote for Michael

to win the $, over you.

Why?

Oh, I'm sure my mom's like, Jase, what are you doing?

You know, so I'm sure she probably--

she wanted me to do the Michael route.

Michael's a great guy.

And I really hope that kid can win the money.

He deserves it.

He's a great guy.

And if I could've carried him along to the final four

and he beat me, I would have been just as happy

as if I would have won myself.

JULIE: That's a nice thing to say.

We'll see if you're right.

In the event that you were evicted tonight,

your housemates each recorded a special goodbye message to you.

So let's hear what they had to say.

OK, great.

I'm going to miss you, brother.

You're a Horseman, you're a brother.

And I will do my best and hopefully get to the top two.

I do think you've managed to do some things here

which should really make you pause

and consider how you've treated people.

I want to thank you for beating

me down to my lowest point.

You can thank me for getting you out of this house.

Tell Holly I said, what's up.

Hi, Jase, this is A-- the original A.

And I just want to say glad to see you go, no doubt about it.

Because the Jase that I know is a total butt.

It really is a shame that you didn't get to know me,

because I'm sure if I knew you, I

wouldn't have come up with the plan

that got you out of the house.

Good point.

Jase, I just want to say--

[inaudible]

Jase, you might be surprised by the way I voted.

I'm sorry, man, if that hurt you.

But I had to look out for my own self

and go with the majority of the house.

Absolutely.

JULIE: What are your thoughts after hearing all that?

That's kind of what I wanted them to perceive me as.

Because I was the one that had my team.

I drew the line in the sand.

And I was like, you know, let's go with this.

Take charge. Take them off.

Pick them off one at a time.

So those of the people in the house

that I wasn't close with or whatever.

And A, I campaigned to get her out.

That was my stuff.

And Drew, he kind of has to go with the majority

now, so good luck to him.

But after seeing Drew's thing and the voting,

ultimate betrayal.

Cowboy's the only guy in the house

that was true to his word.

JULIE: Well, last week you find out that Adria

has a twin sister Natalie.

They're both in the house right now.

You thought Holly had a twin.

I can assure you, she is the only Holly in this world.

OK.

JULIE: And she is here tonight--

Oh, really?

JULIE: --to greet you back into--

[scream]

JULIE: --the outside world.

Was she here last week for Scott?

[laughter]

Oh!

JULIE: I'll let Holly answer that.

No, she was not.

Hi.

Hey.

Nice shirt.

Good to see you. - Thanks.

JULIE: Please, both sit down.

Sit down.

Now, when you guys were in the house, a lot of people

didn't like this relationship.

Would you have done--

you said you wouldn't have done anything differently.

Holly would you have done anything differently?

You're both out of the house now.

I mean I would have not, I don't think.

I mean, he's the one that I felt totally close with, so.

I heard so much stuff in the house.

[laugh]

I was like, this girl doesn't like me.

I have a fever right now and my heart is pounding so hard.

Because every time I'd see him I'd, you know, freak out on TV.

I was like, that's my guy.

JULIE: Diane said this is not real.

Is it real?

I totally had a crush on this girl.

Absolutely.

But it scared me, because I was like, you know,

what if it's not or whatever.

JULIE: And what happens now that you're both out of the house?

Is this relationship going to continue?

We have a lot of things to talk about.

Definitely.

Definitely.

Definitely, we need to talk and we

need to get to know each other.

JULIE: Definitely it's going to continue

or definitely need to talk?

Well, you know I live out here, too, right?

No. - No?

Yeah.

I thought you lived in Illinois.

In Illinois, yeah.

JULIE: Oh, so is that a yes or no?

All right.

We'll get to it.

We'll see you guys back at finale night in September

and find out more then.

All right, cool. JULIE: Thanks, Jase.

All right. Thanks.

Oh my god. - [laugh]

JULIE: If you have a question for Jase,

you can talk to him live tomorrow at : p.m.

Eastern, : a.m.

Pacific on "House Calls," the "Big Brother" talk

show at CBS.com.

When we return, a new HOH is coming into power.

The live Head of Household competition is next.

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

Over the past hours, the houseguests

have been practicing for tonight's HOH competition,

a game that will determine a new Head of Household,

and possibly a power shift in the house.

We walked out into the backyard

and saw what seemed to be some sort of shuffle board activity.

You've got to slide the puck down the Plexiglas,

hit the rubber band, and have it come back to you.

But it can't go past the line that you started it at.

It's actually not as easy as it looked.

And I think that we all tried several techniques.

We all tried different throws, different strengths,

different thrusts.

And there doesn't seem to be one exact way of getting the puck

closer to the yellow line.

Oh!

I'm still in the game.

It behooves me to win HOH next week just give myself immunity.

This week's HOH I think, to me, it's

the biggest crucial one if I want to stay in the house

another week.

That looked good.

There you go.

The only sure bet you've got to be in here next week

is to win the HOH competition.

I would like to HOH.

I think it'd be really nice to see pictures from home.

- Bootylicious. - That's a good one.

Nice.

[cheering]

Looks [inaudible] to me.

You can't beat it.

JULIE: In addition to power, the Head of Household

is given an important responsibility.

They must nominate two houseguests for eviction.

Who has what it takes to win HOH this week?

Let's find out.

Houseguests, the power is up for grabs.

Jennifer, as outgoing Head of Household,

you are unable to compete.

But you will play a part in this competition.

Tonight's game is called The Puck Stops

Here, because where your puck lands

will determine the new HOH.

The object of this game is to land your puck entirely

in the blue section, closest to the line

that separates the two colors.

Here's how it works-- you will slide

your puck down the red alley.

Your puck has to land entirely in the blue section.

If no one's puck lands completely in the blue section,

the person closest to the line will win Head of Household.

Now, Jennifer, it is up to you to mark where each puck lands.

You'll do this by using the orange bar.

Does everyone understand the rules?

- Yes, ma'am. - Yes.

Yes, Julie. JULIE: OK.

Good luck, everyone.

And let's get this competition started.

Adria, you're first.

Please step up.

[cheering]

Come on, girl.

Come on, A. Show me what you got.

[inaudible]

Take your time, girl.

Oh, that looks good.

Looks good.

Ooh!

[cheering]

JULIE: Very nice, Adria.

Very nice.

OK.

Please take the leader seat.

And Jennifer will mark your spot.

And remove your puck once she does.

That was nice.

Beautiful.

So good.

JULIE: Thank you, Nakomis.

OK, Karen, you're up next.

Please step up.

Nice shuffle.

[inaudible]

All right.

Watch your step, girl.

Do this for Larry.

OK.

Yeah, this one's for Larry.

Ooh, a little firm.

A little firm. - Oh.

[inaudible]

JULIE: Sorry, Karen.

Nice try, though.

Adria is still in the lead.

And Karen, you can step off to the side.

Thank you, Nakomis.

Will, please step up.

[cheering]

Show us what you got.

All right, Julie.

This one's for you. - Ooh!

JULIE: All right.

Oh, eliminated from the competition.

Did not even make it to the blue.

Nice try though, Will.

Thank you, Julie.

JULIE: Thank you.

And Nakomis, if you can clear Will's puck.

Adria is still in the lead.

All right, Michael.

Please step up.

Let's go, Michael.

Let's go, Cowboy.

Here we go.

Oh, that looked good, Cowboy.

JULIE: Also does not make it into the blue.

You've been eliminated, Michael.

Thank you for trying.

Good job, Michael.

JULIE: You can join the others on the side.

As Nakomis clears her brother's puck.

OK, Natalie.

Please step up.

Trying to be your sister's mark here.

All right.

Uh-oh, she's bringing it.

Sparks are flying.

I know she'll bring it and I love that she'll take me down.

Got a whole lot of mouth.

Back it up.

You got it.

Oh!

Oh!

JULIE: Close.

But Adria's still in the lead.

Thank you, Natalie.

You can step to the side.

All right, Drew.

Please step up.

Oh, Hollywood.

Drew!

Got his lucky shirt.

Do it, Drew.

Oh!

JULIE: Oh.

Adria's still in the lead.

This is the closest yet, though.

Good try, Drew.

You can join the others.

You've been eliminated.

Join the club.

Here's the grand champion right here.

Come sit down over here with me.

Here's the grand champion.

JULIE: Diane, please step up.

Let's see if you can do any better.

I've seen her do it before.

Looking sexy in red and white.

There she goes, sporting the ketchup and the mayonnaise.

That's right.

[gasp]

Whoa.

JULIE: Oh.

Close but no cigar.

Sorry, Diane.

Half on, half off.

All right.

And last but definitely not least, Marvin.

Please step up.

Here it comes.

Bring it, baby.

This is for you, Julie.

Since Will let you down.

Come on, baby.

Come on, come on, come on.

Oh!

JULIE: Congratulations, Adria.

You are the new Head of Household.

Jennifer, please turn over the HOH key to Adria.

Here you go girl.

JULIE: And thank you, everyone.

[inaudible]

[cheering]

[chatter]

JULIE: A new Head of Household.

A new struggle for power.

What's in store for the new HOH?

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Let's go to the living room and talk with the houseguests.

Congratulations, again, Adria, on winning Head of Household.

How does it feel to have all that power?

Thank you.

You know, I just want to say thanks to [inaudible] state

softball, because without that, I

wouldn't have this game skill.

JULIE: Were you confident that you would win tonight?

Absolutely not.

I totally-- these people have given me

a run for my money every game.

And I just-- being first up, I said, oh, there's the marker.

These guys are going to take me down.

And I sweated every person.

So it was a very good challenge.

You guys gave me a run.

JULIE: Jennifer, any advice for the new HOH?

Have fun with all your goodies and don't piss anybody off.

[laughter]

JULIE: All right.

Well, thank you, houseguests.

And have a great night.

And I'll see you next week.

- Bye, Julie. - OK.

Bye, Julie.

Bye-bye.

JULIE: What can the other houseguests

expect now that Adria is HOH?

And which two houseguests will Adria nominate for eviction?

Find out Saturday at : Eastern, : Central.

Then, on Tuesday, also at : Eastern, : Central,

will the Golden Power of Veto save one of these two nominees?

And one week from tonight at : Eastern, : Central,

I'll be back for the next live eviction.

Remember, next week's evicted houseguest

will be the first member of a jury of seven

deciding the winner of "Big Brother ."

And if you want to see more of life

inside the Big Brother house, go to CBS.com

and subscribe to the live internet feed.

For now, we leave you as we eavesdrop on the houseguests.

From outside the Big Brother house, I'm Julie Chen.

Good night.

I don't care, because I don't think

anybody's gonna sleep in Jase's bed

until the sheets are washed anyways.

No.

I'm not sleeping in Jase's bed.

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