08x30 - Episode 30

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ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother ."

d*ck, Daniele, and Zach made a deal to take

each other to the final three.

We need to stick together.

Without a doubt.

ANNOUNCER: And on a surprise double eviction night,

they sent the two lovebirds packing.

JULIE: Jessica, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

Eric, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

ANNOUNCER: At the head of household competition,

it came down to Daniele versus Zach.

And the correct number is .

Good job.

Yay!

Zach, you are the new head of household.

Yay!

ANNOUNCER: Upset about losing, Daniele began

to question Zach's loyalty.

I just don't want one of us to go home this week.

And, like, no offense or anything,

but I know if it's one of us, it's going to be me,

and it sucks.

ANNOUNCER: And her instincts were right on.

If I don't put d*ck or Daniele up on the block,

then I've got two Donatos in the final three

that I have to deal with.

ANNOUNCER: And Zach made a side deal with Jameka.

I want to put both of them up.

Yeah.

I will take you to the final three.

ANNOUNCER: When Daniele questioned

Zach about his nominations--

Are you going to put me and my dad up?

I have no idea.

ANNOUNCER: --she didn't like what she heard.

I knew what I had to do in order to survive to get here.

It wasn't by chance.

People had your back, like, whether you want to think it

or not. - Who?

You guys? - Dad.

ANNOUNCER: Annoyed, d*ck let his thoughts be known as well.

We would have brought you into the final three.

If you don't do the same thing, you better be good with a POV.

ANNOUNCER: But at the nominations,

Zach didn't back down.

I nominated you, d*ck, and you, Daniele, for eviction.

Thank you, Zach.

We wouldn't have it any other way.

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the Power of Veto?

And has the Donatos' time together in the house

come to an end?

Find out tonight on a special live eviction

episode of "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

It's day , and with just one week

until the winner of "Big Brother " is crowned,

the power has been shifting.

Who would have guessed days ago

that estranged father and daughter, d*ck and Daniele,

would be united as a pair in the final four.

But all that could come to an end tonight.

As HOH, Zach shocked his former allies by putting them up

for eviction.

So it all comes down to tonight's

Power of Veto competition.

Whoever wins will determine if the Donatos stay on the block,

or if one of them gets replaced by Jameka.

As HOH, Zach cannot vote, so the power is

in the hands of the one person who

is not on the chopping block.

They will decide live who gets to go home tonight.

But first, d*ck has been expl*sive all summer.

So how did he respond to Zach's betrayal?

This is the final nomination ceremony.

I hate having to be in this position, seriously.

To really pick two of the closest friends

that I have here in this house, as well

as somebody that has restored my faith

with God, which is huge to me.

Zach saying that Jameka has helped restore my faith in God,

it was all a lie in order to get on Jameka's good side,

and it really makes me sick.

I'll pull the key.

Jameka, you're safe.

Thank you.

I nominated you, d*ck, and you, Daniele, for eviction.

d*ck, your tactics are awful, I don't like them.

But they work, and they were incredible.

Daniele, you've won six things in this competition.

It's impossible to win against you.

I would rather at least give her a fighting chance in this game

and level the playing field, because you

two dominated this game.

And that is so unfair.

At least to me.

That's unfair?

Nobody had the stones to truly try and muscle you guys out.

Well, I'm the muscle and I'm going to try

and muscle you out.

OK, you do it, brother.

I'm going to try.

Good luck tomorrow.

So--

We know.

This meeting is adjourned.

Zach lied to us.

There was a deal made with Zach to be final three.

I'm upset that Zach went back on his word.

Now that I think about it, it is

unfair that we have been playing the game since week one.

I know, it's unfair that we've been winning,

and it's unfair that we've been playing.

And that we've been playing the game.

That statement by Zach was such a load of crap.

Every single week of this game, me and Daniele

have been a target.

We had the hardest game than anyone else in this house.

He wanted to give Jameka a fair shot?

He's such a liar.

Why do you have to sit there and lie like that?

Did you know?

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

What a load of [muted] is that.

The gloves came off.

d*ck and Daniele are still here because no one had the guts

to stand up to those two.

Now I have the chance, but the only way I can make sure they

leave is to win the POV.

Could have at least told the truth.

I did.

That line of [muted] with Jameka was like,

such a line of [muted],, it was unbelievable.

We'll see.

At least I've been honest, Zach.

Played you, I guess.

Strategy is one thing, load of [muted] is another.

Either way, I either play you guys or I don't.

And either way, you're playing for second against any one

of the three of us.

Not against you.

Trust me.

You have no shot, even against me, my friend.

That's what you think.

No shot.

I will honestly be surprised if you

get one vote against any one of the three of us.

Good luck.

If you make the final two.

True.

Right.

See if you can get there.

I will.

I might actually even take you.

I know.

Might.

Because you've got no shot against anybody else.

None.

Thank you very much.

[inaudible]

Mm, thank you so very much.

No problem.

I feel bad about some of the things

that I've said about Zach.

I mean, that's not to say that some of them weren't true.

But in terms of us teaming up, I think it's a great idea.

Tomorrow is crucial.

Thanks, Zach.

All the strategizing, all the a*s-kissing, all the [muted]

means not a [muted] thing.

It all comes down to tomorrow.

Sure.

Good luck, man.

Heck, if I don't--

Good luck to you.

I don't believe in it.

We have nine competitions between us

and you've skidded in, eeked in the last couple.

So I'm not really all that worried about it, to be honest.

Cut the [muted], dude.

At least I'm honest about it.

Yeah.

You're the mastermind of the season eight.

I'll see you in the final three, b*tch.

Two HOHs have tried to do this before,

and two HOHs have failed.

You better be on your game tomorrow.

You gonna sling mud in my eye, I'm

gonna sling mud in your eye.

Oh my god, I'd just love to have him eat his own words

and go down in flames.

Just really go down in flames.

Coming up, it's the Donatos versus Zach and Jameka.

Who will win the Power of Veto?

Also ahead, we'll check in with the evicted houseguests

as they settle into life in the jury house.

Stay with us.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

As the Big Brother house gets emptied out,

another house is filling up.

That's the jury house where, for the past month,

the house guests have been wondering

who will join them next.

[music playing]

Yeah.

Oh, this is going to be awesome.

Nice.

Oh, I can live like this for a while.

First evicted gets first pick.

Honestly, even though I was evicted

from the Big Brother house, I was

evicted and sent to paradise.

Oh, this is insane!

I'm really looking forward to relaxing by myself for a week

and waiting for people to roll in, one by one, right after me.

Hello, Miss Jen.

Hello.

Waiting with your drink, you're such a nerd.

Welcome to loser's paradise.

First thing I'm thinking to myself

is, I just want to smack the girl, because she evicted me

after she promised me over and over

and over again that she would be evicting d*ck.

So Jen, do you even miss being gone?

Nope.

Dustin and I, we've had our issues.

He nominated me, I evicted him.

But we're going to put all that aside and have

a blast in the jury house.

[music playing]

Aw.

No, [inaudible] no!

Amber!

What are you doing here?

Hey, girl.

What are you doing here, sweetie?

The vibe in the jury house is such a relaxing, calm vibe,

and it's going to be really nice to relax, enjoy good quality

time with Jen and Dustin.

Cheers to us, the next week here in the jury house,

and hopefully, a bad person coming

through the door on Thursday.

Yeah, cheers.

What do you guys think?

Who-- seriously, like, who do you think it's going to be?

I still think it would be great if Eric

or Daniele were evicted.

[doorbell ringing]

Oh!

Jessica!

Hi, girl!

Yay!

How are you?

Oh, I've seen better days.

I was shocked.

I was happy in a way, because she

kind of got what she deserved because she got me

and Dustin out.

All that's left in the house that's a good person is Jameka.

[inaudible]

Yay!

Well, Jessica, as sad as we are to see that you were

evicted, we're happy to see you here

because we'll have tons of fun.

Cheers to Jessica!

Got room for one more?

Oh, yeah!

Eric showed up and he was definitely

the last person that I wanted to see walking in that kitchen.

Hi.

Hey.

Eric's the funnest person to hang out

with that was in that house, so I

know I'll have a good time with him

and we'll really get to talk about everything that happened.

[inaudible]

Jessica got evicted from the house,

and bam, Eric follows in right afterwards.

Like, god, not even a second passed by

and he got evicted, too.

Can't really say that I feel as sorry for Eric as I do

Jessica, but he's a loser too, so welcome.

All right kids, here it is.

Let's see how it all went down.

JULIE: The correct answer is before.

Congratulations, d*ck, you're the new head of household.

Yes!

Yes!

Yes!

Look at d*ck.

Ugh.

Come on, Jameka.

JULIE: And Zach is the winner.

Congratulations, Zach.

Yeah!

JULIE: You have won the Power of Veto.

And so this all went on like five minutes

after you were nominated.

Uh, less.

The day cannot come soon enough that I

can reveal to my fellow house guests

that I was America's player.

I can barely even imagine how they're going to take it,

but hopefully they'll understand.

It's what I was brought here to do.

The past three months we've been saying,

what are we going to do when it comes down to the final four

and we turn around and Zach is still in the house?

Look at it now.

If Jameka can pull it together, she can be in the final two.

No one in this house will be happy to see

d*ck or Daniele win.

I can only hope that Zach and Jameka try and bond together

and, you know, overthrow the Donatos.

If Zach has any brain, which I don't think he does,

he will understand it.

Well, that was fun.

Coming up, it's the summer's most important veto

competition, and the battle lines

are drawn with Zach and Jameka on one side and the Donatos

on the other.

Also ahead, the live veto meeting and eviction.

Stay with us.

[music playing]

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Tonight's final Power of Veto competition

is the most important competition to date.

With only four house guests left in the game,

the veto winner holds all the power.

That could be the single vote that

sends someone home tonight.

Who will win the Power of Veto?

Let's find out.

When was the first veto competition?

Daniele's first veto?

Daniele's first veto was day five-- no, day seven.

Seven.

I knew that Jameka and I had to work together,

so Jameka and myself were just basically quizzing each other

on everything that could be possible topics

for this veto competition.

, this is Daniele's reign.

, .

Oh boy, I don't know.

Tell me.

was Jen, remember, in the numbers don't lie.

Right.

, Jen, numbers don't lie.

Say it again.

, Jen, numbers don't lie.

One more time.

, Jen, numbers don't lie.

Mhm.

This is your chance to finally win something.

Uh, who you telling?

If we can't beat these two idiots, we deserve to go home.

Please don't say that.

I'm not kidding.

Seriously.

There's no reason why we can't kick their a*s.

Everything depends on this veto,

because I know that I'm the person

that they're going after.

It's win or go home.

Ugh.

Seriously.

I know, but I've lost, too.

Everybody has.

But you've dominated this more than anybody else.

That's all.

Let's do our prayer.

Yeah, let's do our prayer.

[monks chanting]

I'll do mine and then you do yours.

OK.

Heavenly Father, grant us the chance

to perform at our best ability.

Let's finally defeat evil, E-V-E-L, so to speak.

Just let me perform well.

And if that involves victory, I thank you for the chance.

Amen.

Amen.

Dear Heavenly Father, send your angels amongst us, oh God.

Let them fight on our behalves, oh God.

Let this be the day, Lord, for vengeance, oh God.

Please strengthen us, God.

Give us everything we need.

Protect us, love on us.

In Jesus' name, I pray.

Amen.

Amen.

Oh, Lord.

Mm.

We'll do it.

This is now like a w*r.

Jameka and myself felt like we were on the good side,

trying to extinguish the evil.

Winning the Power of Veto guarantees

that Daniele is going home.

This is the two of us against Zach and Jameka.

Zach drew the line in the sand, and he

found himself on the wrong side of the Donatos.

This is do or die.

Welcome to the final veto competition.

It's been quite a long summer in the Big Brother house,

but just how long, exactly?

That's what we're about to find out in a little challenge

called big brother decoder.

On the board are a series of clues that correspond

to an evicted houseguest.

Put the face of the houseguest on the board

between the two clues that apply to that person.

Each face can go in only one spot.

Once the face is on the board, spin the wheel to find

the corresponding number.

If you have all seven houseguests' faces

in the correct order with the correct numbers,

you will be able to answer this question.

How many seconds have you been in the Big Brother house?

The first person to get the puzzle right

wins the final Power of Veto.

[whistle blowing]

There is eight clues, and in between two

clues go one picture.

Both clues have to match up with that particular person.

When you figure that out, you take the face,

you turn the wheel in the middle to that particular

evicted houseguest's face.

Each face had a number, a corresponding number,

according to the colored arrows.

That was the number that you took a card for

and you put underneath.

I wanted to make sure that I had of all the faces

before I started putting numbers on the board.

If you messed up on one of the faces,

the number was completely wrong.

So there was no point to put the number on unless I

was sure the face was correct.

I did the actual puzzle and number combo.

I thought it would be the best strategy

to have everything aligned as you were going through it.

I had no idea what the hell I was doing.

I just sat there and tried to figure things out.

I figured if I could get one face out of the way,

so to speak, and one number, then I could just

keep moving on down the road.

If you're positive that too clues match

one person for sure, get it up there

and get it out of my hand.

One of the clues that tripped me up, was only HOH one time.

Initially I thought ED, and then I realized

that he just had an HOH.

So then I thought Kail or Jen, and I

spent some time on that one.

I was more focused on accuracy as opposed to time.

I am just determined to win.

There were so many different variables between understanding

how the clues were supposed to work,

how the numbers associated with the faces.

As soon as I had--

I think it was Kail--

with both clues matching to her, the light bulb went off.

Man, this is how the game was supposed to be played.

I've been brain farting for the first couple

of minutes in this game.

So I was scurrying back.

I had, like, the first four faces wrong.

It was nerve-wracking.

There was a lot on the line.

I felt like I took forever putting the faces on the board,

because I kept going back and forth and back and forth.

It was a little bit more confusing

than I thought it would be.

Trying to get this done as fast as possible,

I just started spinning this wheel furiously

and just putting the numbers up, and spinning it, finding out

the code, and putting it up, and putting

it up, and putting it up.

And I'm like, oh, my god, oh, my god.

I'm done first.

How awesome would it be if I got it on the first try?

[buzzer]

Damn it!

What is it?

And I'm trying to go over them one by one

and figure out which one is wrong.

There was a couple of them that were really difficult,

and as soon as I remembered that Eric

was evicted by unanimous vote, I knew that I was right.

Not knowing how far along the other players were,

it was really stressful.

[buzzer]

[bell]

[screaming]

Yes!

[inaudible] Yes!

Yes, yes, yes!

I'm going home.

[inaudible]

You did it, you did it!

You did it, you did it.

Yes!

Nice job.

Wow, wow, wow, wow.

It feels amazing.

Number five, I'm so excited.

Not only was this the last veto competition,

it was the most important veto competition.

I'm so happy, it's absolutely amazing.

That's it!

Final three!

Final three.

Good job.

You ain't even gonna be in the final two.

Great job, [inaudible]

By no means am I sorry that I lost to one

of the toughest competitors.

I'm mad that things didn't work out differently, but you know,

I have nobody to blame but myself.

Oh well, thank you God nonetheless.

Final three, baby.

Final three!

Nice job.

Sorry, Zach.

Sorry, Zach.

Too [muted] bad, man.

Too [muted] bad.

Turn on us, you [muted]

Ooh.

You lost this game, b*tch.

It ain't even over and you lost.

It don't even matter if you're in the final two.

One of us won this game, you are out.

I definitely played better than you did.

Dude, what are you, [muted] drunk?

I'd have handed eight out of the evictions so far,

you stupid [muted]

Yeah, and all of them aren't going to vote you

because your attitude is awful.

You ain't gonna make [muted]

Either way, I kicked a*s.

Yeah, you kicked a*s, all right.

You're the muscle, right?

You're the muscle that's going to get us out of here, right?

You're the one that's going to do it.

You're the HOH.

Daniele carried you.

You masterminded jack [muted] You kissed a*s to every HOH,

including yourself.

You overblown ego [muted]

Ooh.

Why aren't you wearing your crown, b*tch?

I'll be wearing it next week.

You've been playing for second.

That's all the hope you've got.

You better go stay up in your HOH

and sit there and rethink things.

Better get your a*s on the treadmill,

you're going to need it.

I'm going to have to put up with

a overgrown -year-old for another week,

but I'm not scared of d*ck.

I'm bigger than he is, I'm smarter than he is.

I feel like my mind is like a samurai sword.

Jameka lost in all the [muted] talking.

Congrats.

I'm sorry.

No, don't be.

Don't be at all.

I am.

I would have much rather bring you into the final three

than that [muted]

It's no problem, honey.

No problem.

Final three, [muted]

Final three.

Final three, dude.

Game time.

You're going home [muted]

I think I'll take some wine.

I'm grateful for already where I'm at.

Game over.

I don't know about game being over.

It is for me.

Game over!

Ugh.

Oh my god.

I'm like, you don't even know.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

I would not pick anybody else in this house

to be on my team, period.

This is too much right now.

For all people to be up against at the end,

it would be Zach.

Of all people!

There's no way that we can let him beat us, at all.

I want [muted] that's right.

Oh, my god.

Determination is all that you need in this game.

Sorry, Zach, but there is no way you're getting rid of me

that easy.

Not a chance.

The game is over.

We've won the game.

He has no chance in hell, none.

We want it all.

We want everything.

This is the season of the Donatos.

Let's go to the living room and check in

with the final four.

Hello, houseguests.

Hello Julie.

Daniele, congratulations.

Thank you.

With five veto wins, you have tied Janelle

for the most in one season.

[applause]

And we'll see how you use this Power

of Veto in just a little while.

Meanwhile, d*ck, you have admitted to your housemates

that one of your tactics has been

to unnerve the other players prior to competition.

No, not me.

But when Zach put you on the chopping block,

you waited till after the veto competition to attack him.

Why?

There was just some things that needed to be said,

and I wanted to bring it out and make sure that everyone

out there knows what's up.

- Jameka. - Yes.

Hello.

Hi.

Zach said that you restored his faith in God.

Were you surprised?

I heard that comment before, so I was not surprised.

But it made me feel good nonetheless.

Well, Zach, do you see this renewal of your faith

continuing outside the house?

I always believed in God before I

walked into this house.

I just was misled for a long time,

and Jameka definitely gave me a helping

hand to get back on track.

Thank you, everyone.

Coming up, the live veto meeting and eviction that

will determine the final three.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's now time for the live veto meeting.

Danielle, this isn't the first time that you and your father

have been on the chopping block together.

The last time, your father used the Power of Veto to save you.

Now you have the choice.

Are you going to not use the veto, use it on yourself,

or use it to save your father?

Please stand and give your decision.

OK, me and my dad discussed this.

You know, we have been up here numerous times.

He did do it on me.

I have about three times as much as he does to pack,

and we didn't want to pack together.

You know, consistency every time we've been on the block,

he's stayed on and I've come off.

Honestly, this week, it doesn't matter who comes off

and who stays on.

We both have the opposite vote.

As much as it's not worth much for face value,

I can't just sit here and not return the favor.

I've thought about it a lot and I just can't do that,

and I do decide to use the veto and I want to replace the favor

and I'm taking my dad off the block.

JULIE: All right, then.

That was a surprise.

JULIE: Well, step down then.

Thank you.

JULIE: d*ck, you can wear that necklace.

Wow, I'm very surprised.

Congratulations.

JULIE: And since Daniele did use the Power of Veto, Jameka,

you are the only possible replacement nominee.

Please take a seat next to Daniele.

All right.

All right, ladies.

You have been in the house for days.

But tonight, one of you will be leaving.

I'd like to give each of you one last chance

to address your housemates.

And Jameka, you're up first.

Well, I have been here days and I

have enjoyed my experience with all of you all.

I understand that everybody has played

this game on their own agendas, so that

should not stop on tonight.

So ED, you do whatever you need to do,

and I'm sure that's not going to be a hard decision.

But nonetheless, I thank you all for this opportunity

and experience.

Thank you, Julie.

JULIE: Thank you, Jameka.

Daniele, it's your turn.

OK, one speech I'm not used to.

You know, what can I say.

I've had a great experience here.

If you don't use it on me, maybe I won't talk to you

for another couple of years.

You know, do what you must.

And that's all.

Thank you both.

Just a reminder, the evicted houseguest

will have only a few moments to say goodbye, gather her things,

and walk out the front door.

d*ck, the fate of Jameka and Daniele

is now solely in your hands, as you are

the only guest voting tonight.

So please stand, face the nominees,

and cast your vote to evict.

Um, this is not a hard decision.

And I'm very sorry, Jameka, but I do vote to evict you and keep

my daughter in the house.

I thank you for using the Power of Veto on me.

I'm very surprised and it was unexpected.

Thank you, Daniele.

You're welcome.

JULIE: It is official, Jameka.

You have been evicted from the Big Brother house.

So I have.

All right, guys.

Congratulations.

[inaudible]

That was very surprising.

Thank you.

Guys, take care.

Bye sweeties.

And I'll come and see you [inaudible] in entirety, OK?

Tequila shots for everyone.

I know, right?

All right.

Bye, Jameka.

The long walk.

Bye, Jameka.

Y'all do well.

Thank you, again, though.

I really mean that. Thank you.

Thank you, yeah.

No worries, man.

OK, all right, honey. See y'all.

- That I promise. - Bye.

Bye.

And then there was three.

Do we get those Mike packs out of the back, do you think?

Wow.

Ah.

Right here?

JULIE: You can put your bag down wherever

you want and come on over.

Hello, Jameka. - Hi.

I'm going to give you a hug, just because.

Oh, please do.

I'm so thankful.

Hi, you guys.

Have a seat, please.

OK.

I was very surprised.

That was very nice.

I have tricks up my sleeve all the time.

Very unexpected.

That's cool.

Still to this day--

I mean, I've only seen last season and this one,

the move that you did where you took her off and you stayed,

it was the most--

Wow.

Jameka.

Yes.

It has been no secret that Zach was

not your favorite housemate.

But in this past week, we saw the two of you

grow much closer.

You even prayed together.

Do you think this friendship continues outside the house?

Um, it would be nice.

You know, I don't see any phone calls being made.

But you know, occasional email here and there

to check up on each other and see

how we're doing in our lives.

While you were in the house, we saw d*ck attack your faith.

Yes.

He has since said that that was merely strategy.

Do you accept that?

I do accept that in the terms of how he played this game.

That's not surprising, it's not shocking,

it was to be expected.

It did cut really down into my soul,

into the core of my heart.

And you know, it's his strategy and he

has to do what he has to do to advance himself in the game.

Coming from primarily an African-American community,

this is what you said.

This is a quote when you first got into the house.

"I'm not used to being around all these white people."

How did your experience in the house

compare to your expectations?

The experiences in the house, just far--

I mean, they just passed all my expectations.

I had such a wonderful time being in the house.

I can now say that people are just people

and I have that from experience.

So I will never forget this opportunity of a lifetime.

I'm so thankful and grateful to everybody.

In the event you were the one voted out,

your housemates taped some goodbyes.

- Oh, goodness. - Let's listen.

OK.

Jameka, unfortunately, this week--

what can I say.

Nothing.

I can't vote out my dad.

I really enjoyed spending time with you this summer.

I know that we had our ups and downs.

But overall, I'm really glad that I got time to get to know

you a little bit better.

And I'm really sorry it had to end here.

It has been a pleasure here getting to know you.

Having fun and games and quarters

and LNC and all kinds of stuff.

I wish I could say I'm sorry to see you go,

but in this circumstance as it is, right now,

I can't say that because it would either be me or Daniele.

I was-- I finally am grateful to give you the chance to truly

fight back in this game, and happy to have the last few days

to really get to know you and understand that we're pretty

similar in many ways.

And I wish you the best.

Jameka.

As you know, when you entered the house,

your sister was pregnant with her second child.

I have some wonderful news for you.

Your niece, Diosh, was born five weeks ago.

There she is.

Oh my god, look at her.

Everyone is happy and healthy, and she

can't wait to meet her aunt.

Look at her big eyes.

Hey, Diosh.

JULIE: In the meantime, you are off to the jury house.

But we will see you back here one week from tonight

when you help determine the winner of "Big Brother."

- Thank you. - Thank you, Jameka.

Thank you, "Big Brother." Thank you, Julie.

You're welcome.

Coming up, the battle for the final head of household begins.

Who has what it takes to win HOH?

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Hello again, everyone.

Hello, Julie.

I would like all of you to head out to the backyard

right now.

We're about to begin the final head of household competition.

And Zach, even though you are HOH, you may still compete.

This HOH competition will be played in three parts

over the next couple of days.

The winner of round one automatically

advances to round three, leaving the remaining

two houseguests to compete against each other

in round two.

The winners of rounds one and two

will then face off against one another in round three

to determine who will be the final and most powerful HOH.

This HOH is not only guaranteed a spot in the final two,

but also chooses who will sit next to him or her in the end.

Houseguests, the power's up for grabs.

This competition is called the bunny hop.

I need all of you to step up onto one of the carrots.

Go ahead.

Right now?

OK.

JULIE: And once you get up there, I want each of you

to reach up and hold onto the key above your head.

Now listen up.

At least one hand must remain in contact

with your key at all times.

Daniele, you need to grab it now.

Thank you.

Sound easy?

Well, don't get too comfortable, because this little white

rabbit is up to no good, and he's going to try

to knock you off your feet.

You must dodge the rabbit by jumping over him

each time he runs past you.

If you let go of your key, fall from your carrot,

or stop the rabbit from moving forward,

you're out of the game.

The last person left standing will automatically

advance to the final round of this three

part HOH competition.

Is everyone ready?

Yes.

JULIE: The rabbit will race [audio out]

and then I will officially begin the competition.

Let's get started.

There's worms in there.

Yeah, there is.

Right on.

JULIE: The competition starts now.

Careful with that.

I know.

Careful how far back you're getting.

Houseguests, how are you doing so far?

Fabulous.

All right.

Well, hold on tight, because this rabbit

is ready to run all night.

The final three have a tough night ahead of them.

You never know what's coming down the rabbit hole next.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Let's return to the backyard.

d*ck, Daniele, Zach.

How's everyone doing?

Bueno.

Great.

Good.

Is it harder than you thought?

No.

Not yet.

Not till the worms come.

Not yet, that is the key word there, yet.

Right?

Yeah, absolutely.

As you can see, it's a beautiful garden

that you're in.

And you know what it takes to keep a garden so lush?

Worms.

That's right, it takes lots of rain.

Ah!

Oh no.

It's freezing.

Ah!

Oh, I'm so cold.

Oh my goodness.

Hang on, houseguests.

It's going to be a long night.

This is a battle of endurance.

Oh, my goodness.

To see how this competition plays out,

go to cbs.com for the live hour internet feed.

I'll be back live this Thursday at :, : central when

the final HOH is crowned and single-handedly evicts someone,

therefore choosing who will sit next to them in the final two.

On Sunday at :, : central, tune in for a look

back at the summer's most surprising,

outrageous, and hilarious moments of "Big Brother ."

And don't forget, "Big Brother After Dark"

airs live each night from midnight to : AM

on Showtime .

For now, we leave you at the final three compete for HOH.

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

Good night.

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