08x22 - Episode 22

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ,"

Eric and Jessica formed a secret alliance with d*ck and Daniele.

Me and Daniele will not put you

or Jessica up until the end.

I'm not lying to you.

I'm telling you the truth.

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

By a vote of four to two, Dustin,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

NARRATOR: At the head of household competition,

the New Alliance stayed in power.

JULIE: Daniele, you are the new head of household.

[happy screaming] Oh, oh.

[kissing noise]

Jessica and I took a huge risk,

and that risk has paid dividends immediately.

NARRATOR: While Jameka and Amber realized they

were now alone in the game.

d*ck, Daniele, Eric and Jess, they're going to take

each other to the final four.

NARRATOR: Daniele's old feelings about Jen resurfaced.

What are you thinking of doing, or you don't know,

or you do know?

There are so many different options.

Am I included in them?

I do not trust that girl at all.

NARRATOR: At the nomination ceremony,

Daniele targeted her former allies.

Amber and Jameka, I have chose to nominate both of you.

NARRATOR: And during the veto competition,

a surprise twist was announced to the house guests.

The two finalists in this competition

will be rewarded with a top secret trip out of the house.

Yeah!

Oh!

Congratulations Amber and Daniele.

You will be going on the mystery trip.

Yeah!

NARRATOR: And that's not all Daniele won.

Congratulations, Daniele.

You have won the power of veto.

Thank you.

NARRATOR: Crushing Amber's hope.

Damnit.

NARRATOR: Holding all the cards, Daniele set a plan in motion.

I will be willing to use a veto on you to take you off

if next week you don't put me up.

I won't put you up.

NARRATOR: And at the veto meeting--

Amber, I've decided to use the power of veto this week on you.

NARRATOR: --she revealed her true target.

Jen, I have chose to nominate you.

When I'm still here next week, Daniele and d*ck

will definitely be my target for the rest of the season.

NARRATOR: Who will be evicted from the Big Brother

house, Jameka or Jen, and which nominee do

you want Eric to get evicted?

Find out tonight, live on "Big Brother ."

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

It's been an exciting and expl*sive week

in the Big Brother house.

Since surviving last week's eviction,

d*ck and his daughter Daniele have

been tearing through the house, dominating the game.

First, Daniele won head of household

and nominated Amber and Jameka, then

she went on to win the power of veto,

but this wasn't just any veto competition.

The top two finishers, Daniele and Amber,

also won a trip to New York to play the new CBS game

show, "Power of ," but before they left,

Daniele took Amber off the block,

and then blindsided Jen, putting her

up as the replacement nominee.

In just a few minutes the houseguests vote live,

and either Jen, the nanny from Beverly Hills,

or Jameka, the school counselor for Waldorf Maryland

will be evicted.

But first, where there's smoking, there's fire.

I have decided to use the power of veto this week.

Amber, I've decided to use it on you.

[laughing]

Jen, I'm really sorry.

You are one of the biggest competitors in this house,

and it's nothing personal.

This is a life changing opportunity for some of us,

and some of us really do want to win the money,

and I just would rather not steal that opportunity

to away from other people, and with that,

this meeting is adjourned.

Obviously, I'm not close with Daniele because she's a liar.

Congratulations, Amber.

I'm very happy with the replacement nominee being Jen.

It's a strong likelihood that Jen could be going home.

We can talk later if you want to.

I don't know.

It's just weird because I wouldn't have done that to you.

I don't see Amber and Jameka as a big threat

to me in this game.

Jen, she's a loose cannon.

You never know what she's going to do,

and that's a lot bigger of a risk

to keep her in the game for me.

Honestly, I am sorry.

OK.

[laughing]

You know what she said is right?

I know.

I mean, you really do understand that.

Everybody in this house has totally resented the fact

that you could give a [muted] about the money

and everything else.

Yeah, but I was here for the--

it's not just about the money.

The show is not just about the money.

But from the beginning, you're like, it doesn't matter to me.

I don't care.

It's not going to change my life, blah blah

blah, and every single person--

I didn't say it wouldn't change my life.

I said I don't know if it'd change it for the better.

Every single person in this house has said,

anybody that says that they should--

that they're not here for the money and they're not here

to win, they shouldn't be here.

No, everyone said if they're not here because they

don't want to be here.

Why do you keep saying no when I'm telling

you what everyone is saying?

Oh, OK.

You shouldn't be bitter toward Daniele for--

she's the one that did what everybody--

Oh, she's not getting a vote no matter who's up.

Are you kidding?

If I was you, I would concentrate on staying

instead of being bitter b*tch.

Oh, I don't care.

I'm not bitter.

[doorbell ringing]

You can come in.

So, what in the world?

OK, umm-- on a strategic level, you are my biggest

competitor, and there--

we have had problems along the way.

You've made it clear, you know, that you

want my dad out of the house, and obviously--

You don't, yeah.

You don't, yeah.

That's not gonna help me at all.

I helped save your dad to stay here.

Like, it was already hard for me to do that, to like--

ehh.

I don't know why I'm crying.

It's awkward.

You and I are the biggest competitors in this house.

Yeah, I know.

It's fine.

It's not personal.

I don't know.

Ah.

Well, have fun on your journey.

Well, thanks.

All right, bye.

I am so angry at d*ck and Daniele,

but I always get the last laugh because I'm

always having a good time, even when I'm crying.

[laughing]

Oh, OK.

Amber, Daniele, please go to the diary room.

- Yay! - Bye.

Give me a hug.

We're gonna blindfold you and take you out of here,

and I want to hear all about it.

I'm jealous.

I'm so excited right now!

I just can't go to the sequester house.

Why?

Like, that will just k*ll me, you know what I mean?

Yeah.

You gotta weigh out your options.

Yeah.

Well, if you don't go, you give up your vote.

So many of us have given up so much

to be here, and for someone to take that as nonchalant.

You know, oh, I'm not going to do that.

I'm not going to fulfill my obligation.

It just really degraded the integrity of the game.

Whatever.

Yeah.

Jen repellent.

It works every time.

d*ck is not polite with his smoking.

It makes people smell bad.

It kills people that smoke, and kills

other people that don't smoke.

I'm just sick of being here.

What are you, moving out?

Why?

All your shoes are gone.

One of your drawers is half empty-- or half open

and it's empty.

I figure I might as well pack now.

She's packed.

Shut up.

Well, as long as she's taking the nomination well.

[laughing]

And she's cooking.

Jen, in the veto, competition stated that she

would be on slop for days.

Jen, you will be eating slop for hours.

What are y'all up to?

Talking about your erratic behavior.

You're being more odd than normal, and you're cooking why?

Because I'm hungry.

[laughs]

And you can't eat it, so the point is?

What if I do?

You not gon' eat.

Why not?

- Jen. - What?

No.

Why not?

Don't come this far and then start doing crazy stuff.

I mean, that's not good.

Hey, man.

Knock yourself out.

Do whatever you want.

OK, I'll go away.

I have to pee anyways.

She wants attention.

Same as always.

I've been wanting to destroy d*ck's cigarettes from day one.

I hid all my stuff because I was planning

on breaking every single one of d*ck's cigarettes,

and then pouring bleach on them, and I knew that that would

upset him, so I had to hide my clothing so that he wouldn't

do anything to my clothes.

Maybe she's going to do something crazy

and that's why she took all her stuff out.

I'd hide your cigarettes if I was you.

Yeah, I was thinking about that.

I'm gonna put them up in the HOH.

Oh, you b*tch.

Where'd you put my cigarettes?

b*tch, I was talking to you.

You know, I made a deal with you saying

I wouldn't be mean to you, but you got

to go right to my cigarettes.

Nothing means anything.

You're here for fun.

You're a big crybaby, so instead,

what are you going to do?

You're going to grab my cigarettes, you stupid b*tch.

Going out with a bang, huh?

Go cry some more.

Figured it-- figured it would be a good time.

Go cry some more.

OK.

Go have a turkey burger.

OK.

You're lying.

Your cigarettes are not missing.

Yes, they are.

How many cigarettes did she take?

Four cartons.

Huh.

Uh oh.

My cigarettes have to be around here somewhere,

and I tore through the entire house, and that's when I found,

you know, her clothes all bundled up,

and I brought those up to the HOH,

because that was my ransom to get my cigarettes back.

If your stuff is in trash bags,

d*ck just took it all upstairs.

[gasp] That's [muted] up.

Now all of Jen's clothes are hid up in the HOH,

and I think they will be hiding there until she leaves.

I've dated girls like this before.

Not pretty, man.

No.

Where's the key?

Excellent.

Why are you still here?

What?

Why are you even still here?

What are you talking about?

Why are you here?

I was here.

I am here.

You're just such a little baby that can't have your way,

so you have to throw a little fit.

Your stupid a*s has been outplayed

and your a*s is hitting the road on Thursday.

Not really at all.

You were so outplayed, you--

I actually thought I was still saying--

You were so what?

I just found your cigarettes.

Oh, you found them?

Stupid b*tch.

So, now I have your clothes, and you don't have [muted],,

and you can walk out in those smelly [muted] rags

that you're wearing right now.

OK.

Goodbye.

Nobody's going to miss you.

[laughing] I will not perform eating.

Does anyone notice if she has a turkey burger?

Yeah.

Cottage cheese, and an apple?

I'm gonna eat.

[laughing] Mmm.

Jen, don't do it.

She already did. It's in her mouth.

She already bit out of the--

Stop while you're ahead.

Yeah, Jen.

Why?

Just because.

She agreed that she would have slop for days,

and here she is eating.

So it's like, oh, whatever.

Nobody wants to be around a cheater.

[laughing].

You're jealous.

This is-- no, this is--

Jen drives me absolutely crazy in this house.

I have a big problem in the game with people that cheat

or break the rules in the game.

She is shoving food into her face.

She must have gained pounds in seconds,

and has her cheeks out to here with turkey burgers and apples.

I was just sitting there dumbfounded.

Jen, please go to the diary room.

OK.

Obviously I'm on food restriction

and Big Brother doesn't allow me to eat, so when I ate,

Big Brother gave me a penalty vote,

so there will be one vote automatically against me

at the eviction.

Winning over the hearts and minds of America one genius

move after the next.

Idiot.

Go cry somewhere else.

Ew!

Don't smoke--

Don't [muted] touch me.

Don't touch me.

Don't smoke in my face.

Don't touch me.

- I'm eating. - Don't touch me.

I don't give a [muted] what you're doing.

Don't smoke in my face.

Don't touch me again.

Well, don't smoke in my face.

Ugh!

Don't smoke in my face.

You're going to get burned.

You're going to get burned.

Don't-- stop. You just burned me.

What do you mean you're going--

You just tried to grab it.

You're gonna get burned again, I promise.

I promise.

You're burning me on purpose!

Hey!

[muted]. You just--

- Get the [muted] out of here. - What is that?

I don't care.

Get your hand out of my face.

Get out of here, you crybaby little b*tch.

I'll play.

Go home. Go home.

I'm not! No, you are!

Go home!

No!

Hey, hey, hey.

How about you stop?

Psycho b*tch.

I didn't do anything to you.

Go now.

Go home, you [muted] crybaby.

You're going home Thursday anyway.

Go home!

You do something right now!

Oh.

Ugh.

Go to the bathroom, wash your hands off.

It's ridiculous.

Let it go.

It doesn't say burn, so Neosporin [inaudible]..

It didn't.

I thought it was that one.

It was this one, but it was all black.

OK, wow. So you're OK?

He tried.

All right.

It's show time.

Awoo!

Coming up, we'll ride along with Amber and Daniele

as they're whisked away to New York

to plan the new CBS game show, "Power of ."

Then, the live vote.

Will Jen or Jameka be evicted?

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

After being locked in the Big Brother house for almost two

months, this week Amber and Daniele got

a taste of the outside world with the trip

they'll never forget, and a shot at winning $ million.

NARRATOR: After being whisked away from the Big Brother

house in a limo, you'll be boarding a private jet

bound for New York City.

You'll both be contestants on the brand

new hit game show, "Power of ," hosted by Drew Carey.

One of you could win to $ million.

Oh, my god!

Daniele!

How well do you know what Americans do or think?

Drew Carey hosts the richest--

We're gonna meet Drew Carey.

--game show in TV history, the "Power of ."

Oh, my god!

I'm so excited right now.

I'm so excited.

Oh, that means we're going to be on a game show.

Oh, my god.

It's like a private jet.

Are you kidding me?

Good for us, Daniele.

New York City, here we come.

Yeah, I went to New York once when I was little,

but that's all, so I don't remember.

I saw the pictures and stuff.

It's so cool there.

Thank you.

Mm, yummy.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Thank you, Erica.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Let' toast.

Let's toast.

Cheers.

Hello.

- Hello. - I'm Michael [inaudible].

Nice to meet you. - I'm Amber.

Hi, I'm Daniele.

Nice to meet you, real pleasure.

Welcome to New York.

Thank you.

So, you know, first of all you're going to play

in a game against each other.

A two player game head to head, and then one of you

that wins will get a chance to go and play,

will just be five questions away from playing for $ million.

We have flown him here, one person

who is going to sit there and who is going to support you

in terms of playing this game, and you'll get to sort of find

out who that is a little later.

I don't think Daniel has any idea that I would be here,

but I'm very excited to see her.

I'm Katie and I'm Amber's cousin.

I hope that she makes it because I'm really excited to maybe

get a chance to see her.

Seriously, you have a chance of leaving the studio tonight

a millionaire, so nobody has ever won $ million

on television anywhere in the world.

Are you excited, nervous?

I'm nervous.

Have you watched the show?

We watched a couple episodes, and it looks really fun,

but I'm nervous.

I don't want to get up there and, like, lose right away.

Beautiful.

Turn for me.

You feel so special.

You're there and, like, getting your nose powdered,

and you're actually, like, somebody.

I have such an upbeat personality, that on the show,

I know that when I get out there and with the crowd

and, like, the audience, like, they're just going

to-- they're gonna love me.

We've got to get moving.

OK.

This experience-- it's like, really surreal right now.

I'm very nervous about being on the "Power of ."

They have an audience, and there's people yelling,

and it's just so nerve wracking.

This is-- honestly, it's an opportunity of a lifetime,

just like being on "Big Brother."

[applause]

And now let's welcome our next two contestants.

If these two people look familiar to you,

they're both housemates on "Big Brother ."

Amber Siyavus, and Daniele Donato.

Amber and Daniele!

[applause]

You can watch Amber and Daniele face off

on "Power of " this Tuesday at :/: Central,

right here on CBS.

Now it's time to go live to the living room

and check in with the houseguests.

Hi, everyone.

Hey, Julie.

Amber and Daniele, welcome back to the house.

You had a whirlwind trip to New York.

After a day of freedom, you are back to living in confinement.

Without giving any secrets away, what did that day of freedom

mean to you, Amber?

It actually meant a lot to me, you know?

It gave me a chance to get my head clear,

and you know, get focused back into the game when I did come

back in here, and it made me realize a lot about life

and appreciate things in life that I had never appreciated,

so was nice.

JULIE: Thank you, and what about for you, Daniele?

It was a well needed, you know,

in the middle of the game time to regroup, get a little sanity

back, get a little time away from people,

so it was well needed, and it was extremely appreciated.

All right.

Jen, you are the first person in eight years of "Big Brother"

to break food restriction--

Oh, god.

--and get a penalty vote.

Oh.

How does it feel to make "Big Brother" history?

[laughing].

I didn't-- I don't know.

I thought I already had made history.

I don't know.

I just-- I was upset with "Big Brother,"

and I didn't know what else to do, so I thought I would eat.

On another serious subject, Eric.

[laughing]

You have some explaining to do.

This is serious.

Every time you lose a bet in the house,

it seems you can't help but show a certain side of you.

Take a look.

Woohoo!

[laughing]

Oh, my god.

Oh, no.

[laughing]

JULIE: Eric, do you do this outside of the house as well?

I'd like to say this was exclusive to the Big

Brother house, but this is me live and in color.

Take it or leave it.

Hey, I'm a man of my word, and that-- that was not right.

That was not pretty, Julie.

It's your doing.

[laughing]

Thank you, houseguest.

In just a few minutes, the houseguests vote live,

and either Jen or Jameka will be evicted.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's time to go live to the HOH room

and talk with Daniele, the current head of household.

Hello, Daniele.

Hey, Julie.

Now, a week ago, you and your father

were both in jeopardy of leaving the Big Brother house.

Who do you credit most with your comeback?

You know, it was a lot of people in this house,

you know, between me and my dad.

My dad with the veto.

He won, and then you know, counting on Eric and Jessica

to do what they did to get Dustin out.

You know, I do a lot of credit to them,

so I'm very thankful for that.

Well, it's getting down to the wire, and you and your dad

intend to be in the final four.

Do you think that there will come a point in the game

where you will turn on him, or is it the two of you

to the very end?

You know, I hope that it is the two of us to the very end.

To be quite honest, I would love to be sitting next to my dad

in the final two because I think, you know,

that a lot of people hold things against him.

As-- you know, awful as that sounds,

I would love to sit next to him in the final two.

Well, if it's down to winning, then could you turn on him?

Like, in the final four?

No, final two.

Oh, final two?

I don't know.

I hope I'd win.

I'm here to win, you know?

We both came in this game separate,

and you know, honestly I do hope I win.

Thank you, Daniele, and you can go back downstairs.

Thanks, Julie. Thanks.

Sure.

We are moments away from the live vote and eviction.

Who will be leaving the Big Brother house?

Will it be Jen, the nanny from Beverly Hills,

or Jameka, the school counselor from Waldorf, Maryland?

Tonight's evicted houseguests will join Dustin

as the second member of the jury that will choose

the winner of "Big Brother."

Let's return to the living room and talk with the nominees.

Houseguests Jen, Tameka, in just a few moments,

your housemates will cast their votes to evict live.

You now have one last chance to plead your case,

and Jen, you're up.

Oh, lovely.

Well, in my whole life, I've always been a happy, positive

person who's honest.

Obviously I don't fit in here, but how

I look at it is, I got thrown this opportunity,

and I thought I would try it out,

and I was happy to come here, and I'm just as happy to leave,

so have fun.

JULIE: Thanks, Jen.

Jameka, what would you like to say?

Basically, I'm so grateful to be here.

Words cannot express, sincerely, how honored

and how happy I am to be here.

I feel as though a lot of you all know

where I stand in this game.

You know on what terms--

in terms of how I play this game,

and I hope that with that me giving you my word,

you all can see some individual benefits with that,

and keep me long term even still.

Thank you.

Thanks, Jameka.

It's now time for the live voting to begin.

Jen, as you know, a penalty vote has already

been assessed against you for violating the food

restriction rules this week.

Neither you, Jameka, or the head of household can vote.

However, in the event of a tie, Daniele, as the current HOH,

you will break it.

One at a time, the rest of you will enter the diary room

and cast your vote.

Amber, you're up first.

Amber and Jameka have been close friends in the house.

It would be a surprise if she voted Jameka out.

Hello, Amber.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jen.

JULIE: Thank you, Amber.

Thank you.

There is no love lost between d*ck and Jen.

It would be a shock if he voted to keep her.

Hello, d*ck.

Hello, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I am thrilled to evict Jen this week, finally.

JULIE: Thank you, d*ck.

America, you may hold the deciding vote.

Who did you choose to evict?

Hello, Eric.

Hey, Julie.

Please cast America's vote to evict.

America, we happily vote to evict Jen.

JULIE: Thank you, Eric.

Thank you.

It's official.

With four votes to evict, Jen is out of the house,

but let's see how the rest of the houseguests vote.

Hello, Zach. - Hey.

JULIE: Please cast your vote.

I vote to evict Jen.

JULIE: Thank you.

Thank you.

Jessica is next.

Will she vote with the rest of the house?

Hello, Jessica.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Jen.

JULIE: Thank you, Jessica.

The votes are in, and it is to to evict Jen.

With the penalty vote, it's to .

We'll give Jen the bad news when we return.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

The live votes are in, and it's now time to reveal

the results to the houseguests.

Houseguests, just a reminder, when I reveal the vote,

the evicted houseguests will have just a few moments

to say goodbye, gather her things,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to , Jen, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

Good luck.

Hey, now.

[laughing]

Give me a hug.

I'll take a hug.

- Bye. - Bye, Jen.

Yeah.

Glad you had my back.

Glad you told lies.

I didn't.

Jen, as happy as you are to be leaving,

we're happier to see you go.

That's perfect.

Jen, don't forget to tell Dustin what

I told you tell him for me.

I won't.

Make sure to tell Jess.

Bye.

Bye.

Yeah, make sure to tell you not to trust--

Oh, real people.

[laughing]

JULIE: You can put your bag down,

looks heavy, and come on over.

- Hello. - Hello, Jen.

- Oh, how fun. - Welcome.

Hello.

And please have a seat.

Hi.

Fun.

Look at this b*tch.

Thank you.

Guys, ya'll don't know.

Look, it does look better in black and white, guys.

That was the easiest vote ever.

Thank you.

It was--

Nonetheless, thank you all very much.

If I could have cast my vote for the rest of the season

on that one right there, I would have.

Is that what she said, to tell her?

I don't know.

I don't know what she's talking about.

- I'm sure it's about me. - No.

It's definitely about me.

Oh, give me a break.

That was the rudest, most obnoxious speech.

I'm glad you had my back, that's what she told me,

and I say I'm glad you told lots of lies.

Yeah, that speech was--

Well, obviously I am an honest, really good person--

And I don't fit in here.

That's why I don't fit in here, because you are

all a bunch of lying scum bags.

Jen, first of all, congratulations.

You were definitely one of the most compelling

houseguests we've ever had.

We never knew what to expect from you.

Here are some examples.

Most people would have been very upset

if d*ck poured a glass of iced tea, you barely reacted.

Most people don't want to be on slop,

you actually requested it.

Most people would not want to wear red unitard for a week,

and you were thrilled when you had to,

and finally, when everyone saw their picture

on the memory wall, they were happy, but you sobbed.

Is this the way you are outside of the house?

Yeah, I guess if you use the word random to describe me,

that would probably work?

You never know what you're going to get with me.

It's usually positive, but in these circumstances,

you really never know.

Well, what was your strategy in this game.

I mean, you survived seven weeks and being on the block

three weeks in a row.

Yeah, I--

I didn't have so much of a strategy,

as I was just going to be here and experience and learn

from everyone, and hopefully teach others,

you know, good things so, I just thought that, see how long it

lasts and if it doesn't it doesn't I knew that I'd have

to go out the back door, because otherwise I'd

be able to win my way out, and so that was pretty

much what had to happen, so.

d*ck said some pretty mean things to you in the house.

Do you think that's really how he feels,

or was that merely strategy?

I think either way, if it was d*ck's strategy,

or if it's how he really feels, it's

not appropriate in any way, or true for that matter.

I honestly, like, don't even know where he came up with most

of the things that he said.

Like, anyone that knows me knows that I'd

say % of the things he says are completely ridiculous,

but you know, I don't know.

Whatever it is, it's not going to work,

and I don't know why he'd say that to people that are

going to the jury house, so.

Well, your housemates taped some good bye messages.

Let's listen.

Oh, fun.

The first week when you were here,

I thought you were self centered and obnoxious.

As time moved on, I realized that, you know,

your intentions were good.

I will say that I enjoyed the last couple of weeks with you

much better than the first couple of weeks,

and I wish you the best of luck.

You're a fun, and unique, and very interesting girl,

and you always will be.

At times we've been close, and at times

we've been very good to each other inside of this house.

That's never going to change.

This is long overdue.

You should have been gone quite a while ago,

but through will, fortitude, competitiveness, or plain

insanity, you've lasted here a very long time,

and I hope that your experience was fun for you.

Jen, I know we weren't very close in the house.

Sorry that you have to go to sequester,

and that you had to leave like this.

You're a great competitor and very good at the game,

and I think that's why that you were back doored.

Just wanted to let you know you were a great competitor,

a good chess player.

I hope you get a chance to truly vote on

the integrity, experience, and the way in which the game

was played by who's left here.

Have a good trip, and see you in a month.

I just wish that you would have went out on a better note.

It sucks the way that you're leaving because I thought

that, you know, you had a little bit more integrity in the game

than that, but I do apologize for putting you up,

and you know, that's all.

I've come to realize that you're not as bad as I thought

you were, and I don't mean that in a rude way,

but my first impression on you wasn't the greatest.

You're a beautiful girl, you know, on the outside

and on the inside.

I just think you need to dig a little bit deeper

to find the beautiful person you are inside

and show it off to the world.

Good luck in everything you do and I'm sorry you had to leave,

bye.

Jen, thank you.

You are on your way to the jury house,

but we'll see you September th when you help decide who wins.

OK.

And I'll talk more with Jen tomorrow

morning on the early show on CBS,

and you can hear even more from Jen live tomorrow

at : PM Eastern, : AM Pacific

on "House Calls," the "Big Brother" talk show at CBS. com.

But Jen, we're not done with you yet

because we're going to need your help in the head

of household competition. - Oh, yay.

I have company for that one.

[laughing]

Coming up, who has what it takes to be the next HOH?

Stay with us.

[laughing].

Suckers.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Who will be the new HOH?

Let's find out.

Houseguests, the powers is up for grabs.

Daniele, as out going head of household,

you are not eligible to play, and Jameka, in an earlier veto

competition, you gave up your right to compete

for HOH for five weeks.

This is week number three.

Houseguests, in case you're wondering why you are seated

atop these gallon water tanks,

it's because we're about to play a game

we call Tanks for the Memories.

Tonight, the evicted houseguests are going to get their revenge.

We recently asked questions of the first five houseguests

to be evicted, Carol, Joe, Mike, Nick, and Kail.

It's up to you to figure out how they answered.

You'll answer by holding up either the A card or the B

card.

If you answer correctly, you remain in the game.

Answer incorrectly, and Jen, on behalf

of all the evicted houseguests, will have the pleasure

of pushing the button that sends you plunging

into the ice cold water.

If you all answer incorrectly, you all stay in the game.

The last player who is seated high and dry

will be the new HOH.

Houseguests, are you ready?

Yeah!

Jen, are you ready?

Yes.

Good luck, everyone.

Who did Joe say was most in need of a slop diet?

A, Zach.

B, Jameka.

Answers, please.

Eric, I need an answer.

It was Zach.

You all got it right.

Let's move on.

Who did Carol say would do the worst in a spelling bee?

A, Jessica.

B, Amber.

Answers, please.

Eric, you are--

Later.

JULIE: --incorrect.

Everyone, Jessica, you are correct.

d*ck, you are correct.

Amber, you are correct.

Zach, you're correct.

Let's move on.

Question three, given the choice between Jameka and d*ck,

who did Kail say she would give her Bible to?

A, Jameka.

B, d*ck.

Answers, please.

All incorrect.

We all move on.

Next question. - Oh my god.

[laughing].

JULIE: By the way, she said she'd give it to d*ck.

Who did Nick say he would least want to see streaking?

A, Eric.

B, Zach.

Answers, please.

Jessica, you are correct.

d*ck, you are correct.

Amber, you are--

Sorry, girl.

JULIE: Incorrect.

Zach, you are--

In the water.

JULIE: --incorrect.

Nick said it was Zach he would least want to see streaking.

Let's move on.

Jessica and d*ck, one of you is about to become the new HOH.

When asked to describe what movie their "Big Brother"

experience was like, Kail said "Animal House,"

and Nick said, "Love Actually."

Who said "Meet the Fockers"?

A, Mike.

B, Joe.

Answers, please.

Answers, please.

d*ck, you are--

Out, haha.

JULIE: --incorrect.

Congratulations, Jessica.

For the second time, you are HOH.

Daniele, hand over the key.

[cheering]

Come here!

Way to go, girl!

[kissing noise]

Yeah!

The blondes are ruling it!

Congratulations.

Woohoo!

Number two.

[laughing]

Damnit, man.

I had yet another fine showing, folks.

[laughing]

What's in store for the house now that Jessica is HOH?

Stay with us.

Zach, I know it, dude.

Me, you, and Amber, can we please--

can one of us please--

damnit.

Who will Jessica nominate for eviction?

Find out Sunday at :/: Central.

On Tuesday at :/: Central, see what happens when Amber

and Daniele face off on the new CBS game show, "Power of ,"

then at :, see how the houseguests react when they

find out where Amber and Daniele went, and how one of them did,

and I'll be back one week from tonight at : for the next

live eviction, and don't forget, "Big Brother After Dark"

airs live each night from midnight to AM on Showtime .

And to follow the houseguests' every move, log on to CBS.com

and subscribe to the live hour internet feed.

For now, let's eavesdrop on the houseguests.

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

Have a good night.

I started picking up the opposite because I was like,

there's no possible way that-- it's so obvious.

Why would they ask that question?

Zach, are you offended that Nick would

rather see me streak than you?

I know that cut you to the bone.

That cut me down.

Yeah, that was-- that was kind of a tough one there.

I knew that.

I could told everybody that.

Because you didn't know who was gonna go in,

but you guys did, yeah.

Come on, Zach.

You gotta see it.

Like, oh, he's so fake.

That means that he would rather see it.

That means he'd rather check you out.

I almost did.

I was like this. you know?

What was your first instinct?

My first instinct--

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