08x20 - Episode 20

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," with Jessica

in power, the Late Night Crew targeted

the father-daughter alliance.

I nominate you, d*ck, and you, Danielle,

for eviction this week.

NARRATOR: But after winning the power of veto--

d*ck, you have won the power of veto.

Thank you, Jesus.

NARRATOR: --d*ck sacrificed himself for his daughter.

I have decided to use the veto on my daughter, Danielle.

NARRATOR: And Jessica nominated Dustin as a pawn.

Dustin, I nominate you.

Oh I feel so fired being up against d*ck.

NARRATOR: But when Eric received his orders from America--

I'm going to find out who we are targeting

for eviction this week.

Surprise, surprise.

Dustin.

NARRATOR: He quickly went to work.

You're not dying to have Dustin here at this point,

either.

It's a question of if that's a move that you want to make.

NARRATOR: And formed a new power alliance.

Me and Danielle will not put you

or Jessica up on the block or vote against you until the end.

I'm not lying to you.

I'm telling you the truth.

Talk to Jessica.

Right.

NARRATOR: With d*ck on board, he sealed the deal with Jessica.

I think we should get rid of Justin.

[inaudible]

NARRATOR: And when the vote was revealed--

By a vote of four to two, Dustin,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

NARRATOR: --the rock and roll dad lived to fight another day.

Dustin, if you're seeing this, I pulled off the biggest coup

in the history of this show.

Ha, ha.

NARRATOR: Leaving Amber and Jameka stunned.

Who will Danielle nominate for eviction?

And will America's player accomplish his next task?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: By a vote of four to two--

I vote to evict Dustin.

Dustin.

Dustin.

Dustin.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Dustin, you are evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Hmm.

Interesting.

I'm just so, like, shocked.

I know me and Dustin were a strong pair.

I knew people were going to eventually come after us.

I just didn't think like this.

Now I have nobody.

I can't believe it.

Oh.

My.

God.

Wow!

Who would have ever thunk it, that I would still be here,

especially with my behavior earlier this week to get

myself kicked out.

I was kind of sad to see Dustin go, because I

really liked him personally.

I had a lot of fun with him.

But I was able to get Dustin out without really

getting my hands dirty.

Strategically, I wasn't sad to see him go at all.

Bye, guys.

Bye.

Bye, Dustin.

[music playing]

[sigh] Congratulations.

America, I feel great about what transpired this week.

We got Dustin not only nominated but out of this house,

and the blood is on our hands.

And I've got to say, it feels good.

I'm absolutely ecstatic that my dad's still here.

It was funny, the two most hated people in the house

were up on the block against each other, and yet both of us

are still here.

[music playing]

I am sorry.

It was a group choice, and obviously, we do all

want to talk with you later, and it really

is nothing directed at you.

The game has totally shifted.

People that I thought I could trust, I can't trust.

Nothing makes sense.

Nothing makes sense.

I got so played, and, like, it's so hard for me

to deal with that.

Because, like, I-- in this game, I

haven't tried to play anybody.

And maybe I need to start trying.

I don't know what to do.

I'm so confused.

I told you something was up.

But that's cool.

It's cool.

If there is a person to blame, it would be Eric, which

is so unfortunate, because last week,

Dus was the determining vote.

And he went to bat for Eric.

So it just sucks all around.

It's just a ridiculous, confusing situation.

I just need to hold it together.

I can't let Dustin being gone make it worse for me.

It has to make it better.

If he could talk to me right now,

I know he would tell me step it up, be strong and be all I

can be because I'm still here.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: True or false?

The mini Mad Hatter ran around the house

with seven cards on his hat.

When she asked if there were seven cards on his hat,

I knew there were six.

Seven's my lucky number, and I just

hit true, thinking, like, oh my gosh, seven's my lucky number.

Yes.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: The correct answer is false.

He only had six.

Congratulations, Danielle.

You are the new head of household.

All right!

All right! All right!

All right!

I'm proud of you.

I'm so excited.

I am the first person in this house to get head of household

for the second time.

So I couldn't be any, any happier.

I am absolutely ecstatic.

You're awesome, baby doll.

Good in the "Big Brother" hood.

Danielle's HOH.

We both have another week in the house.

This is like storybook, isn't it?

Congrats.

Good job, Danielle.

The only person I have in this house that I can trust

is Jameka.

But I know people in the house have seen me

and her have gotten closer, and that puts a target on our back.

Should've paid attention to that.

Jessica and I simultaneously took a huge risk,

and we lined ourselves up with d*ck and Danielle.

And that risk has paid dividends immediately.

Good job.

Thanks for thinking of me.

This week, as head of household,

is going to be a completely different

situation than the last time I was head of household.

The last time, everyone felt completely safe.

This week, I think a lot of people are going to be on edge.

Uh-huh. That's right.

That's expected.

And you laugh now.

But I'm serious.

He's all nerves.

He's like, "Oh, h*.

Ha, ha,ha."

[music playing]

Were you worried about me staying in the house.

Yeah.

I was really worried that this was all [inaudible] I would be

standing there crying by myself and thinking these people

freakin' lied to me again.

I am definitely going to consider all options

and make sure that I don't jump to any conclusions,

because I want to be satisfied when somebody walks

out the door next Thursday.

This doesn't need to be rule by committee.

I know.

It's not going to be.

Good. Good.

Good.

[music playing]

You all right, Jess?

Yeah.

Are you?

I'm all right.

I was trying to give you your space.

Hmm.

We can talk later or now.

We can go upstairs, up in the hall.

After you.

I really like Jameka, and I really trust her.

And even though Jameka cannot compete for HOH, she's still

a vote in the house.

And so I wanted to keep that close bond with her,

even though I kind of went off and did

a side thing without her.

Are you OK, like taking it OK?

- Uh-huh. - I don't know.

Like do you have--

I mean, you probably want to know why.

Uh-huh.

It was just kind of like, with, like, d*ck,

we know what he's doing.

You know?

With Dustin, it was like, is he going to or not?

You know what I mean?

And I just--

I guess I would rather know what's going on

than be blindsided.

I guess I don't know everything, so--

it just sucks because Eric said that you

discussed it as a group.

Yeah.

I trust, him, you know?

But then, there's still, like, in the back of my mind,

I'm thinkin what are you pulling.

Who wants to see my head of household room?

Yeah!

Yippee!

You guys are waiting for me.

Right here.

All right, number .

[music playing]

Oh, look at that picture!

Oh my god, look at that hair!

So I walked into my HOH room, and there

was a horrible, horrible, hideous

picture of me and my dad and my brother

for my brother's graduation.

Look at my hair.

Egads.

It was like the picture of really bad hair, all of us.

This is one of the pictures that you

look back and go, oh my god.

Like, Jessica's laughing her a*s off.

Hey, I have brunet pictures, too, Jessica.

Nice flower there.

As I looked around, I didn't see any pictures

on the wall of her boyfriend.

I found that strange, but--

Oh, and there's a letter from Nick.

Aww, was it set up?

Oh god, there was so much work put into it.

Who knew that he had these artistic abilities?

Oh, did he do that?

Yeah, he did.

Not only does she receive a letter from Nick,

but it's in some sort of scrapbook album.

He's an oversized, enormous, scary, scary man,

and he makes some glitter hearts and sparkles on it,

and you know, get out his best highlighters to accentuate it.

I mean, it looked like something a -year-old girl

would have concocted.

Oh, I'm so excited.

Let's give you your moment with your letter.

Congrats. enjoy.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

[laughing] "I miss everything about you,

but I get to see your purty face often,

so that keeps my spirits up.

Simba says meow.

Joe says oh, my knees.

I can't wait to see you again.

, , , to be continued, from Nick."

I was really excited when I saw the letter was from Nick.

And in the letter, Nick told me happy birthday

and that he's definitely rooting me on at home.

So it meant a lot.

It was really, really nice.

[music playing]

You OK?

You must have a lot on your mind.

Yeah, a lot.

Yeah.

[sigh] It sucks.

I know.

I'm sorry.

It's not you.

You know the way that Dustin walked around

here like he owned this place.

And I think that it just got too much for people.

Yeah.

I used to tell him all the time, too,

don't talk to people like that.

There's only so much I can do.

If you feel like I'm a threat to you,

or if you feel like you want me out for whatever reason, do it.

I've been honest in this game.

I'm not going to come up and try to kiss your a*s or you know,

you should do this.

I think you're a smart girl, and I think you know

what's in your best interests.

Regardless of who it is, if it's me,

if it's Jameka, if it's Eric, Zach, I don't know.

You do what's best for you.

Well, I can honestly tell you that I don't

know what I'm going to do yet.

But I do appreciate that.

Yeah.

If you need to talk at all or you need advice.

I don't know what your goal is this week, or whatever,

for who you want out or if you have anyone.

But if my vote matters at all to you in who you want out, so--

I'm not, like, saying that to bribe you or anything.

I know.

I'm not.

I'm just saying, like--

but even if you do put me up, I don't want it

to be uncomfortable this week.

I still need you this week.

I'm here for you this week, though.

And I will honestly say this week will be the hardest,

but it will get easier.

I'm there for you, too.

I'm sure you-- I know you know that, though.

I know.

On a personal level, for the situation that Amber's in,

I'm there for her.

But strategically, it does not change my opinions of Amber

at all.

Do you know what the word charismatic means?

Mm-hmm.

Do you think I am?

Mmm.

Or no?

Hoo.

The same word as charming.

Yeah, but--

Amber sometimes forgets what certain words mean.

What does ridicule mean, really?

Ridicule is, like, making fun of somebody.

They were simple words, I would think, but--

What does superficial mean?

What does integrity mean?

What does back door mean?

[boing sound effect]

A lot of times, people will say big words,

and I'm just like, hey, what does that mean?

Like, I always ask.

I do that a lot.

People probably think I'm so stupid.

I never understood what it meant,

and like so many people say it.

What about this morning, when you were like, you're outed?

I don't even know what outed means.

[boing sound effect] Honestly, I still

don't understand what it means.

How sad is that?

There's a lot of things you don't know that are

going on in this house.

Alliances and suballiances.

What's a suballiance?

I would be surprised if her vocabulary is above her

-year-old daughter, honestly.

What does perceived mean?

What does implication mean?

What is peanut gallery?

I don't know if he's saying the fact that he eats peanuts--

Mmm.

[laughter]

Want to go talk?

Yeah.

[music playing]

So, how are you?

I'm good.

I'm really good.

Really?

Yup.

It doesn't seem like a very good couple of days.

It's not.

But that's what makes me more stronger.

I wanted you and I to be able to talk just

from our own personal point of view

without anyone putting words in anybody's

mouth or anything like that.

It was a very difficult choice and a purely strategic one.

I had a very difficult time with it.

I felt like the likelihood that the five of us

would get there intact is difficult to imagine,

because things happen.

Other people win HOHes.

No, totally, yeah.

And who was going to be one of the five of us

to leave when one of them won HOH.

It was going to be me.

So this wasn't planned?

This was not planned.

It was--

Putting Dustin up on the block as the pawn?

He wasn't-- - No.

Never.

Absolutely not.

The fact is, I never made any deal with anyone at any time

ever in this game.

I don't know.

It just sucks.

I just felt like we had such a strong group.

And now Dustin's gone, and that shouldn't

make that big of a difference, but it

does, obviously, because--

I don't know.

I just don't know where I stand at with you and Jessica now.

I mean, I feel like you guys will turn

your back on me at any moment.

You know that I've always cared about you.

I've always enjoyed the time we spend together.

Nothing that's happened in the last couple of weeks

has changed that for me.

Of course, my concern is that it has changed it for you.

But it hasn't.

But it has not changed it for me.

Do we still--

I don't even know.

Like, I guess we should all sit down

and talk and see if we still have a group or if it's even--

if we just want to all go on our separate ways.

I know people come back together, go apart,

scramble, align, whatever.

I got weaseled by this group.

I'll play it up, like, oh, I understand, Eric.

Oh, I'm not mad.

And that's fine.

I can forgive.

But I don't forget.

Well, I'm glad we talked for a while.

Yeah, me too.

Ah, beer pong.

Danielle, you want to play?

I'll drink for you.

For those who have never had that dorm living experience,

what beer pong essentially is is you

line up cups in a pyramid.

You fill each one with a little bit of beer,

and you toss something into it.

The object is to clear the other team's cups by landing

your shots into the cups.

[ding sound] [ding sound] [ding sound]

That's what I'm talkin' about!

OK, here's the wager.

We started wagering on our beer pong games.

And we have put some pretty outlandish wagers on the table.

You're in Jen's bikini, or I am in the booty shorts.

Deal.

OK.

Yes!

No!

Yes!

I warned you.

I lost a wager where I had to wear women's

size small booty shorts.

[laughter]

It was disturbing.

It was a sight for sore eyes.

Oh!

There it is.

Wearing each other's clothes.

Ha, ha, ha.

Jessica and I, unfortunately, had to swap clothing.

[laughter]

Oh, Eric, this is bad.

Oh, this is not right.

I think Eric, he looked all right in that dress, for him.

It was very scary.

Yeah!

Eric has very long, slender legs,

and so he filled the dress out very nice.

The sad thing is, my arms and legs,

they looked pretty decent in the dress.

I am a fairly petite fellow.

But, you know, I pay up.

I pay the piper.

And I did what was asked of me.

[hooting]

[music playing]

I just want to ask you some stuff, if that's all right.

OK.

I can't promise I'll answer everything, but--

No.

I just felt compelled to try and find out, you know,

how, basically, he was able to stay when we just thought

that it was a sure thing.

I guess from being on my side, with everything today

and this week, what is something that you could feel

comfortable saying that I might not have seen,

from my perspective?

Nothing.

I did what I did because I had to.

I needed to go.

Between me and Danielle, I needed to go home.

Period.

And I was going to push her forward in the game.

Period. End of story.

I had to get you to despise me, the sound of my voice,

even seeing me.

Good morning, Amber.

Works in Las Vegas.

"Cigars?

Cigarettes?

c*ck?"

Once Dustin went up, if there was anybody here that I would

want to be up against, if I could pick

anyone, anyone to be up against on the block,

it would be Dustin.

So that gave me a ray of hope.

He was just a smug son of a b*tch.

That little crown and cape thing that he

had been parading since HOH didn't go over well

with anybody in this house.

Everybody was, like, Dustin thinks that he's

the king of the house.

Did he volunteer to be up against me on the block?

Because I heard he did. - Yeah.

He's an idiot.

And he just pulled the biggest mistake of this entire game.

Yeah.

Sorry, Dustin, but you [bleep] up.

Well, we'll see what happens from here.

I don't know if that answered all your questions.

No, thanks, DD.

That really is as much as I can do.

Yeah. No.

Thank you.

[exhale].

Wow.

[music playing]

Toga, toga, toga!

Put on your togas.

It's time for the food competition.

[music playing]

What is yours?

Look at yours!

I love.

This is going to sound self-centered here,

but I think I looked the best in the toga, to be honest.

My arms looked great.

[singing] Dunh, dunh, dunh!

Shut up!

Beer pong.

It's big style beer pong.

Oh my god.

Like it was sent to us from the heavens above,

there is beer pong for the food competition.

And my eyes lit up like Christmas morning,

and I'm a Jewish kid.

Oh, h*, h*.

Awesome!

Today was like being back home at college,

because toga parties and beer pong

are an everyday thing for me.

Houseguests, go ahead and split

yourselves up in two teams of four, red team and a blue team.

Well, my team was with my new alliance,

Eric, Jessica, Zach, against Danielle, Jameka, Amber,

and Jen.

Welcome, fraternal brothers and sisters

of the "Big Brother " house.

Does this game look familiar?

Yes, it does.

Yeah!

We've been playing beer pong all summer long.

Now, pledges, the cups are larger, the ba*ls are bigger,

and the stakes are higher.

Welcome to slop pong.

[cheering]

Here's how it works.

One at a time, you will throw your giant ping-pong ball

toward the cups on the opposite side of the net.

If the ball lands inside one of the cups, that cup gets closed,

and you no longer have to sh**t at it.

Close all cups first, and you'll eat for the weak.

The losers are not as fortunate.

You'll be on slop.

But, there's hope.

If both teams can get a ball into their feast cup

before the game ends, the entire house will earn one

hearty feast later in the week.

Even those of you on slop will get

to enjoy the delicious dinner.

Let's see if all those late-night beer pong

battles have finally paid off.

It's time to play slop pong.

Jen is on slop.

Period.

Danielle is not on slop, because she's HOH.

Jameka does horribly on slop, so she needs to go on slop.

All right.

Let's do it.

[music playing]

[cheering]

Good job.

Ooo, that was a good shot.

Good job, Danielle.

Compared to regular beer pong that we play,

the stakes were really high.

Your starvation and your hunger was on the line.

Rambo over here.

Aw.

It was pretty hard to make it into the containers.

Unless you squarely got it right in the center of the container,

it was coming out.

Good job, Jessica.

I started out awesome.

I nailed my first two shots.

[music playing]

Yeah!

Feast!

So we need to get the feast.

The other team is ahead.

I'm thinking, oh my gosh, I'm totally

going to be on slop right now.

And we're really far behind.

[cheering]

I am still on slop no matter what.

But when Jameka got our feast ball in,

I was really excited that I'd at least get one meal.

Good job.

Good job, Jen.

That was all right.

Aww.

Oh. Oh.

Oh!

[cheering]

All right, Jameka.

We were doing a lot better.

Closer, closer, there was still a chance.

[music playing]

[cheering]

Oh, that was close, Jen.

[cheering]

Looks good.

Oh!

Come on, Amber.

And I came really close every single time.

It was tough.

It was really, really tough.

And the red team only needs one more basket.

[music playing]

Looks good.

Good job.

Good job.

Let's go, girls!

And they're rockin' the game.

Now, we have the four best players on our team.

We had an amazing early lead.

And little by little, they were eking their way back,

and I was doing nothing.

Check.

Whackadoo.

[cheering]

Got it in!

One more.

Good job.

When it got to nine to nine, we were a little

shivering in our boots.

We were like, dude, we're the four power players that

play this game every night for two weeks,

and here it's a tight game.

I mean, what's going on here?

And the current score is tied up.

Each team only needs one more basket to win.

Oh, God.

This is the comeback of all comebacks, I would think.

Nice shot.

Come on, Eric.

Get one, at least, for the team.

Eric had not made a shot the whole game.

Where are you, man?

Where are you?

Are you in here?

Maybe your headband's too tight.

[cheering]

Good job, guys.

Yeah.

I am not looking forward to being on slop this week.

But I might be less of a target this week

with me being on slop.

With the final score, the red team are the winners.

The blue team will be on slop for a week,

but considering both teams the feast,

there will be one day of a feast.

Toga!

Toga!

Toga!

[music playing]

I love the face.

[inaudible]

Oh, table.

Oh my goodness.

Oh, look.

It's your table!

Oh my goodness.

[interposing voices]

When I first came in and I saw the table of eight,

you think, wow, so many people have

left the house at this point.

Six other people are no longer here.

[music playing]

The table itself just makes me feel

how I still can't get away from these people no matter what.

All the walls are closing in on me,

and I have to be so close to people

I don't want to be close to.

This is really small.

I don't know if I want to eat this close to everybody.

But it has really sunk in that we're halfway through the game.

And every week, we're closer and closer

and closer to the final two.

How are we going to play beer pong?

[music playing]

Just like old times.

Just like old times.

Good-night.

Good-night.

Oh, I don't know.

I kind of like doing it, though.

Uh-huh.

OK.

I guess.

Give him a kiss, like I was hoping for.

- No. - Come on.

You're as bad as Julie.

We did-- Where's Julie?

What did Julie say?

A lot of our viewers have asked if you have

romantic feelings for Eric.

Do you?

Upstairs!

Upstairs!

Did she tell you?

Come on.

Nothing.

Oh, you lie.

You lie.

You're lying.

You're so busted right now.

Come on, what'd she say?

No.

She was like, do you have a little bit of a crush on Eric?

And I was like, No, Julie.

Don't be silly.

You're like, "Oh, Julie."

Oh, Julie.

What'd you say?

Well, I just said I really have

a good time with Eric, every day, and he's a lot of fun.

But I'm just focusing on the game right now.

Who knows?

Maybe when we get out of the house,

there might be something.

But he's a really good kisser.

He kisses really good.

Yeah.

[laughter]

I know that you love me.

Whatever.

I hate you.

No you don't.

Yes, I do.

I think I really do.

[music playing]

What a week.

Yeah, it was interesting.

Yeah.

What are you thinking of doing?

Or you don't know? Or you do know?

Honestly, I don't know yet.

There are so many different options.

Am I included in them?

What the heck are you talking about?

You know what I mean?

Like, what if I--

it's like, oh, god.

Jen's a competitor.

Every time Jen has been on the block, she has gotten off.

I do not trust that girl at all.

Hmm.

At this point, I'm like, ah, I don't even care.

Yeah.

All right.

Let's see what we've got.

Which houseguest should Eric get nominated?

[drum roll]

Amber.

Oh, I love America.

I feel great about this choice.

And it should be nice and easy to bury Amber and have

her sitting in that seat that was left

vacant by her buddy, Dustin.

[doorbell ringing]

You can come in.

What's going on?

Hello.

What's up?

Cheers.

Yes, I wanted to--

Thank you.

--congratulate the both of you.

How could it be working any better right now?

We sent his a*s out of here.

We have elevated ourselves a load from where

we were hours ago.

None of us came here to let the likes of Amber

tell us what to do and win the game.

Honestly, she's slid by since day one.

days later, are you kidding? - Yeah.

It's pretty crazy.

It really is.

I would love to see her sitting on the block this week,

even if it's not for the purpose of her going home.

- You're so mean. - No.

I'm sorry.

"I'd love to see her."

Totally.

She should go up, you know, in memory of Dustin's farewell.

And let's just make this a weepfest all week, or whatever.

It's going to be happening anyway,

so what does it make any difference.

Yeah.

I think we should try and just bury Amber's spirits entirely.

Well, I think so, too.

You're brutal.

Honestly, I don't know how I feel about Eric.

I don't trust Eric at all.

So I'm going to see how I feel about it later.

[music playing]

One of my duties as head of household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

Nominations are today, and I can honestly say that I'm

really, really, really nervous.

I really think that I'm going to be going up

on the block for the simple fact that I get along with everyone,

and she probably doesn't want to be seen next to me

in the final two.

[music playing]

I'm a little bit nervous.

I talked to her, and she says that I'm not going up.

But that doesn't mean I am or not.

So, I don't know.

Whatever.

I do believe anything can still happen at this point.

But I could potentially go on the block.

It's just not a good feeling right now,

and it's not a good position to be in.

Now, with the numbers shrinking and shrinking,

everyone in this house is going to be in the jury house

if they're not in the final two, and I

want to make sure that I know what

I'm doing from the beginning.

And I want to be happy when somebody

walks out the door on Thursday.

For whatever reason, I am believing d*ck and Danielle.

And I honestly feel quite confident.

We saved them.

The least they could do is pay us back for one week.

It's been too long that people have been in this house doing

nothing, and I don't think that certain people

deserve to win this game.

[music playing]

This is the nomination ceremony.

Being HOH again, it's a really rough situation to be in.

This, honestly, was one of the hardest decisions

that I've had to make.

I have played this game strictly strategic, not personal,

and I plan to stick that way.

With saying that, Jessica, you nominated me last week.

I told you I didn't take it personal.

And if you didn't believe me, now I hope that you do.

Thank you, Danielle.

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Jen, you're safe.

d*ck, you are safe.

Thank you, Danielle.

Zach, you are safe.

Thank you, Danielle.

It's the final key.

Eric, you're safe.

Sorry, Amber and Jameka, I have

chosen to nominate both of you.

Amber, since day one, you get along

with everybody in this house.

And it's the same with you, Jameka.

Everybody in this house, everyone loves both of you

so much.

You have impacted people's lives in this house.

And if truth be told, I don't want to be sitting next to you,

and I don't want to be sitting next to you in the final two,

because I might not have a chance of winning next to both

of you, because of the wonderful relationships that both of you

have built with people in this house.

And with that said, I'm giving you both a fair chance

to fight for power of veto.

This meeting is adjourned.

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I just feel like everything happens for a reason.

I feel like everything is already ordained as to who's

going to win the game.

And Jameka tries to do things that will

make a smile on a daily basis.

I'm not worried with being on the block this week.

But if everything pans out as God's told me it's going to,

I'm going to win POV tomorrow, and Jameka and me

will be in the final two.

I just know it.

Jen is actually the real target.

She is probably one of the biggest

competitors in this game, so she definitely is a threat.

I'd rather take her out now while I can.

NARRATOR: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save Amber or Jameka from eviction?

And will Eric complete his assignments

as America's player?

Find out Tuesday at :, : Central on "Big Brother ."

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