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06x03 - Episode 3

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

06x03 - Episode 3

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ,"

Houseguests moved in, each playing

the game with a secret partner.

Yeah!

NARRATOR: Rachel, the first Head of Household,

nominated two Houseguests for eviction.

I have nominated Kaysar and Ashlea.

NARRATOR: The guys' alliance assured Kaysar he was safe.

And Ashlea knew she was the prime target.

It's like every time you walk in a room and people are quiet,

you think they're talking crap about you?

NARRATOR: The new "Big Brother" house

revealed its first secret, a hidden Gold Room.

[screaming]

The Veto game both nominees hope.

The winner of the Golden Power of Veto

can upset the balance of power in the house

by taking one of the nominees off the chopping block.

NARRATOR: During the Veto Competition,

three teams found themselves at the ends of their ropes.

Come on, Ashlea.

Don't give up.

NARRATOR: Ultimately Rachel won her second competition

in a row.

Got a lot of power now, huh?

NARRATOR: She considered using the Power of Veto.

I just feel a little violated.

She locked me out.

You know, think about it, guys.

The Power of Veto, give it to Ashlea, I'll put Jenny up.

NARRATOR: But at the Veto Ceremony, she changed her mind.

At this time, I feel it is not in the best interest

to use the Power of Veto.

NARRATOR: Who will be the first to be

evicted from the "Big Brother" house, Kaysar or Ashlea?

And which Houseguests are secretly paired up?

Find out live tonight on "Big Brother ."

[music playing]

Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It is day inside the "Big Brother" house.

And already alliances are being put to the test.

Tonight is the first live eviction.

One Houseguest will be forced to leave the "Big Brother" house.

This season, it's a summer of secrets.

There are secrets everywhere-- in the game, in the house,

and even with the Houseguests.

Every Houseguest is playing the "Big Brother"

game with a secret partner.

Each of these pairs entered the house thinking they

were the only secret alliance.

If one of these pairs makes it to the end of the game,

the runner up will receive $, while the winner will

go home with the largest prize in "Big

Brother" history, $ million.

Tonight we'll reveal to you the identities of these duos

and their relationship to each other.

But right now, let's take a live look

inside the "Big Brother" house.

Rachel, the horse breeder from Parker, Colorado,

not only won Head of Household, but also

won the Golden Power of Veto.

The two people she nominated for eviction

are Kaysar, the graphic designer from Irvine, California,

and Ashlea, the fashion design student

from Plantation, Florida.

Who will be the first Houseguest to walk out the front door?

We'll find out a little later.

But first, as Ashlea battles to remain in the house,

Kaysar finds himself doing some major damage control.

At this time, I feel it is not in the best interest

to use the Power of Veto and let the nominations stand

as they are.

Rachel decided not to use the veto, which I totally expected.

This means though I'm still on the block.

And in order to stay in the house,

I'm going to have to fight.

Is there anybody at the door?

No one can hear us, right?

[inaudible] I don't think so.

Like I was talking to Maggie.

And we were talking about girls, like being

more girls in the house.

And I suggested to her--

I'm like, we should keep Howie.

Who do you think is a bigger threat to me, you or Kaysar?

I'm definitely not a threat whatsoever,

because I want to keep you. - All right.

I wonder if we'd ratehr have some eye candy here,

a bikini walking around, compared

to some guy with his unshaved back or something--

just hypothetically.

Yeah.

When it comes to eye candy in the house,

if I got to stair at Kaysar every day

or Ashlea with her perfect body, I'd like

to probably keep her around.

Bet you'd love to be in a house full of all women.

What are you guys doing?

Just.

Talking.

April.

She's thinking about voting Kaysar out.

Think so?

Yeah.

She's definitely thinking.

I don't want a girl to go.

I really don't.

You have to think about next week.

If a guy puts us up, we're screwed.

I had a conversation with April about voting to evict Kaysar.

I thought it was important to keep the girls together.

A girl has already put us up, because she's smart.

She knows that there's more girls than there is guys.

A girl would never put us up.

A guy would.

Gosh, I just don't know.

Cute.

What?

The girls-- they all have gorgeous bodies and faces,

especially Jennifer.

I'm a man, you know.

I'm not going to hide away when a girl puts her bikini on.

Your boob's popping out.

It's going to pop out.

I was just trying to cop a feel.

It seems like Mike and Jen are everything

but ready to just throw down.

Well, what's a "Big Brother" show

without anybody hooking up?

Couples go, because you can't trust them.

Yeah, exactly.

Exactly.

I felt like all the guys had my back.

But when Eric mentioned that Mike was going down

the wrong path in terms of getting too close Jennifer,

I wanted to do whatever it took to make sure that the guys'

alliance stayed intact.

I don't want to meddle in anything.

But do you think I should talk to--

Who?

Mike.

Mike?

That you should talk to Mike?

To tell him to get the hell away from Jen,

if it's causing problems.

Leave it alone.

- You serious? - Nah, I think he's smart.

- Leave it? - I think he's smart.

OK, I should leave it alone. OK.

I'm out.

I'm out.

You know, Michael is a good guy.

Also, I wanted to give him a heads up in a very subtle way.

What?

You're not supposed to tell me something?

Yeah.

What?

OK.

Thank you.

I will.

OK.

Yeah.

Huh?

Just tone it down.

When somebody is accusing me of something,

I look at things two ways.

You either run away from a situation or you face it.

I like to face it.

Am I-- am I being too flirty with her?

[inaudible]

Kind of ease it up?

I'm not saying ease it up.

I'm just saying be careful.

Yeah.

Oh, I'm not-- that's the thing.

Like, I'm not really--

[inaudible]

Back it up.

So Mike comes up to me and says to me

hey, do you think I'm getting too close to Jen?

And you know what, I may have been born at night,

but I wasn't born last night.

I knew right away that somebody had scurried like a rat

and told Mike exactly what went down at the table.

And I feel blindsided, because I know the only way--

the only reason he came up to me was because somebody

opened their mouth.

It was me.

What does Michael do?

He goes straight to Eric.

Ugh.

You can't do that to me, dude.

[inaudible] You know?

OK. All right, no.

No problem.

But I just want to clear the air, that's all.

Excuses are-- you know, everybody's got one

and they all stink.

Kaysar basically twisted my trust and tore it apart.

No.

Well, you know what?

I'm not going to-- you don't want to lie or something like.

But he wasn't lying.

Like, He just didn't need to say anything.

Exactly.

And you know, people are going to dig some holes.

Let them dig them, because all that's going to do

is help you out in the long run.

I was right there when you told him not to say anything.

I was right there.

When we came into this house, myself and Michael,

James and Kaysar had an alliance.

And I think that that alliance has

been shaken up a little bit.

There's a lot of trust being broken.

I told you not to tell Eric anything.

He came up.

And my alliance with Eric is [muted] now.

Dude, I didn't.

Dude, I told him that nobody said anything to me.

He's smarter than that, dude.

He's smarter.

He's a smart guy.

Just play it cool.

Yeah.

I am.

Do I worry that my time is near, that people

are planning to get rid of me?

Sure, I do.

But you never know with this game.

And you just really have to wait and see how things play out.

It's time to talk with the Houseguests

and see how everyone's doing.

Hello, Houseguests. - Hi.

Hey, Julie.

Hi, Julie.

Ivette.

Yes.

You spent a week living on peanut butter and jelly

and nothing else.

Yes.

What was the worst part about it?

Knowing that I had to go to it.

That had to be the worst.

Waking up and knowing that there was nothing else

but peanut butter and jelly.

Going to bed and knowing that there was nothing else

but peanut butter and jelly. [laughter]

It was awful.

Everything about it.

Everything about it was just terrible.

JULIE: Then our plan is working.

[laughter]

It worked quite well.

It worked quite well.

They even had Cappy taking out some fangs and stuff.

Howie.

Me?

Yeah, you.

What's up, Julie?

What is it like living in a house

with eight beautiful women?

Aww.

Oh my god.

I can't believe you asked that.

Why'd you ask him that?

Well, it's probably every man in America's

dream, that's for sure.

And I'm not mad at "Big Brother" for doing that to me at all.

At all.

JULIE: You're welcome.

Thanks, Julie.

JULIE: Janelle.

Yes?

JULIE: Out of all of your housemates,

who would you say has the best sense of humor?

I think Howie, definitely.

Thanks, Janie.

I'd probably have to agree.

Sarah.

Yes, hi.

Hi there.

What was your reaction when you learned

about the Secret Gold Room?

Oh, I thought it was awesome.

I didn't have to sleep on a cot anymore.

So that was a bonus.

JULIE: Well Houseguests, the Gold

Room is the first of many secrets

in store for you this summer.

Last season, "Big Brother" was called "Project DNA."

This season we've dubbed it "A Summer of Secrets."

The house is full of surprises.

And you never know when they will be revealed.

[laughter] - Wow.

I told you.

I told you that wasn't the end.

Thank you, Houseguests.

I'll be back to talk with everyone a little bit later.

Thanks, Julie.

Thanks, Julie.

Bye.

Have you figured out which Houseguests

are secretly partnered up?

Next we'll reveal to you the identities of the pairs.

But first, the Houseguests are voting to see

who will be going home tonight.

Nominees Kaysar and Ashlea are not allowed to vote.

Neither is Rachel, the current Head of Household.

All votes are cast in private in the Diary Room.

Let's hear what Ivette, Sarah, and Janelle had to say

as they cast their votes.

Ashlea and Kaysar are the two people that I'm

closest to in the house.

There is no reason that I'd want to get rid of him

or even Ashlea really.

Ashlea is more annoying.

She's obnoxious.

She has to top everything that everybody says.

She gets into conversations that she has no idea

what she's talking about.

I don't feel like she's a threat to me right now.

She would be somebody to keep around for a while

and be easy to pick off later on.

I really don't really want to get rid of Kaysar.

I mean, I don't want to get rid of Ashlea.

But I mean, they're making me choose

between Kaysar and Ashlea.

And I don't know what to do.

Kaysar I think I can trust.

He was in a the conversation where

it was stated that if somebody else

becomes HoH or he becomes HoH, he would put Beau

and I up next week.

So why should I save his butt if he's going to put me up?

I vote to evict Kaysar.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

This season, the Houseguests are playing

the "Big Brother" game with a secret partner

inside the house.

Each of these duos entered the house

thinking they were the only pair playing as a team.

Just who are these secret pairs?

And have they begun to figure out this shocking twist?

So I just want Eric's wife to know honestly-- g*y.

So you want to know the twist this year?

Beau and I are the twist.

We've been friends outside of his house.

And we're playing these people.

And they have no idea that we know each other even

before this game.

Oh, yeah.

Stop it!

What?

Nobody has any clue, no idea, no inclination that we

are connected in any way.

Beau has the girls.

He has the girls.

Ivette has the guys.

Oh my god.

Just how like they had the twins before.

I'm glad we all talked.

Kaysar and I did not meet in the "Big Brother" house.

We've known each other for over six years.

Ivette knows Beau.

The possibility of there being several twists--

it might start getting dirty pretty quickly.

Eric and I have been really close

friends for several years.

My boyfriend is on the same fire department as him.

Our strategy was just lie, lie, lie, deny, deny, deny.

Sarah and I have been dating for about four months now.

No one suspects us right now.

And we are the twist.

Come on, beautiful.

I'll be nice to you every chance I get.

It's really difficult being in the house with James

and not being able to show emotions towards him.

I'll make it up when we get home.

Hmm?

I'll make it up when we get out.

Lots of hugs and kisses.

I think James knows somebody.

You think?

Mm-hmm.

[inaudible] Sarah.

April and I are from the same town.

We're sorority sisters.

Sweet.

Sweet.

And nobody in the house suspects that we know

each other outside this house.

[interposing voices]

You know there's people that have twists in here, you know?

There has to be.

Someone said Janelle and Ashlea.

So that's one.

Guarantee that's one.

Trust me.

That's one.

What's the matter?

Are those Janelle's?

No, they're mine.

- Oh, they are? - Yeah.

Does she have the same ones or she borrowed yours?

No, she has the same ones.

She's got the whole suit though.

I only have the pants.

I know there are other twists going on.

And right now my eyes and my ears are open.

So I'm looking for anything.

So what are you going to do if I go?

It's going to suck.

Yeah, obviously.

Janelle and I are good friends.

We were roommates for quite some time.

Obviously we know each other.

But we're not going to let anybody else know.

And that's our secret.

But like, what do you think I should do as far as like--

'cause it's obvious that we're friends.

Yeah.

Because I have a feeling that--

I mean, anything can happen, but--

If Ashlea goes this week, it's really

the young, beautiful, single people

against the old, bickering people and the Latin chick

and the little g*y guy.

What about just telling like one person that I trust?

Like who?

Howie?

No.

God.

Oh, whose purple panties were those?

I think the other Houseguests would be shocked if they

knew Howie and I were good friends just

because we're so different.

And he's so out there.

Yeah, I got to admit--

Howie, put them down.

I got to admit, they're turning me on right now.

Rachel and I are the twist of "Big Brother ."

I don't think anybody in this household

would suspect such a nice, clean-cut girl

like Rachel would go out with an obnoxious, good-looking pig

like me.

Howie's a wonderful person.

He's got a big heart.

But I'm out of his demographic scale though.

Oh, they're probably-- oh, they've been used.

Ahh!

When these pairs entered the house,

they knew that if they were the last two standing,

they would have a shot at winning the largest

prize in "Big Brother" history.

But they have no idea that the grand prize is $ million.

Ultimately it will be up to the Houseguests

to decide whether they disclose their secret partnerships

or keep their housemates guessing.

Now let's talk to Rachel in the HoH bedroom

and see how it felt to be the first Head of Household.

Hi, Rachel.

Hi, Julie.

Now just a reminder, your fellow housemates cannot

hear anything you're saying.

So feel free to speak openly and honestly.

OK.

JULIE: Now, you won the first Head of Household competition

and the Golden Power of Veto.

Yes.

JULIE: How did it feel to have so much power?

Well, actually-- well, it felt great.

But it also worked well into our plan I think.

The other Houseguests, you know--

they really didn't want the responsibility

of not using the veto.

So I'm glad I won it.

Now unbeknownst to everyone in the house,

you and Howie are working together as a team?

Yeah, can you believe that?

JULIE: It is hard to believe, but the two of you

are good friends.

Yes.

But since moving into the house,

you two have acted like total strangers.

How hard is that?

Well actually, it's not been too difficult.

I haven't seen him in a few years.

And that's helping.

Otherwise, I'm just enjoying watching

him make everybody laugh.

JULIE: Including us.

Including me.

In the first HoH competition, you and Howie were the last two

standing on the surfboard.

Now how did the two of you decide who

would become Head of Household?

I told him to get off the board

basically, that I was cold.

And I told him just to let me have it, because I thought

honestly he would have a better chance of getting Head

of Household in another competition

if it were something more athletically involved.

So he just-- he took the plunge for me.

What a nice guy.

You discovered the secret room and the key to the hot tub--

Yes.

--all on your own.

I know.

Why did you wait so long to share your discovery?

Well, I was trying to think of the best way

to share it with everyone.

I didn't want to just announce it and have

a mad dash to the room and then a bunch of people

fighting over it.

I wanted to make it fun.

And as it turned out, it worked out really, really well.

All right. Well, thank you, Rachel.

Thank you.

And you can head back downstairs--

OK.

--to the living room.

Coming up, in the outside world they're dating.

But in the "Big Brother" house, James and Sarah are

acting like total strangers.

What is this doing to their relationship?

But first, with Kaysar and Ashlea nominated for eviction,

the Houseguests find themselves struggling with a big decision.

Here's what Michael, Howie, Jennifer, and Maggie have

to say about the two nominees.

Ashlea thinks that she is prettier than everyone else.

And that's really sad.

I mean, she's got some great boobies.

I mean, she looks phenomenal.

So I'd like to keep her for the whole time.

She's young.

And young people sometimes are very egocentrical.

I'd like to keep Kaysar in this house,

because he's one of my strongest allies in the house, so.

But he also gives a better hand massage

than any professional masseuse I've ever been with.

Kaysar is probably the most honest player in this house.

And having him on my side is beneficial,

because he uses his head.

I think he's been like causing trouble by spreading rumors.

I vote to evict Ashlea.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

James and Sarah are one of the seven

secret pairs playing the game inside the "Big Brother" house.

They are boyfriend and girlfriend

but have chosen to keep their relationship a secret

from their fellow housemates.

How hard is it to pretend that the love of your life

doesn't exist?

All right, who's the hottest girl here?

Total package.

Like marriage material?

Sarah.

I agree.

So far the twist with James and I is going well.

They really have no idea that we are actually a real couple.

I love you so much.

I've been trying so hard just to act natural.

It's hard to not show all of my attention towards him.

I love James so much.

My relationship with Sarah is definitely one of the more

serious ones I've been in.

We've used the "L" word with each other.

One of the most difficult parts is

like you're even worried sometimes

about looking in her direction.

It's hard not to be able to show our emotions.

But we're finding ways to get closer to each other.

We have a little thing.

When our fingers are crossed, that means we're telling

each other we love each other.

As far as James flirting with other girls in the house,

I know that the other girls just adore him.

You do have the cutest bathing suits.

You're so sweet.

I've never seen your tattoo before.

There are a lot of cute girls in here.

So Sarah's keeping me on the straight and narrow with that.

I know she's jealous when she sees one

of the girls flirting with me.

Janelle, stop smoking.

I'm not smoking.

I don't smoke.

Sarah sees all these girls as threats towards me

as opposed to threats in the game.

When she gets together, she wants

to talk about us as opposed to discussing

the issues in the game.

Have you seen the girls here?

So not my type.

Ivette is.

In my head, I'd like to believe

that Sarah can pull this off.

But in my heart, I just have some reservation.

When we return, who will be the first Houseguest

evicted on "Big Brother "?

Right now let's go back to the diary room

where Beau, Eric, James, and April give their thoughts

on the two nominees.

Ashlea, as much as I like her, she really is high maintenance.

She's very high on herself.

If Ashlea survives this eviction,

she's definitely another little tool in my bag.

In this game, being kind of like the Barbie

doll type of girl really isn't going to get you far.

I just don't know how much I can trust Kaysar.

Kaysar is a lot sneakier than Eric gives him credit.

Not a lot of people give him credit.

Kaysar's a rat.

I don't know if I can trust Kaysar

as far as I can throw him.

I vote to evict Kaysar.

[music playing]

In just a few moments we'll find out who will be evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Will it be Kaysar, the graphic designer from Irvine,

California, or Ashlea, the fashion design student

from Plantation, Florida?

Both Houseguests hope to make it to the end

with their secret partner and walk away with $ million.

But tonight one will be forced to leave the "Big

Brother" house empty handed.

Let's talk with both Kaysar and Ashlea

and see how they're doing.

Kaysar, Ashlea, you are the first two

Houseguests up for eviction.

Before I reveal the vote, I'll give each of you

the chance to say some final words to your housemates.

Kaysar, why don't you go first.

OK, thank you.

Well, I just want to first address the current HoH.

I know it was a difficult decision to make.

And I respect your decision.

And it's tough being on the block.

But you know, someone had to be up here.

And that's just the way it goes.

And I just wanted to thank everyone for a very enriching

experience in this house.

And I hope that I have more weeks to come with you guys.

Thank you.

JULIE: Thanks, Kaysar.

Ashlea, you're up.

OK.

I'm going to sit down.

I just wanted to say thank you to everybody here.

No matter what happens, I had the best time.

And you know, thank you for letting me share in this,

because nothing will ever compare.

I can't really experience anything like this ever again.

So I just want to say thank you for sharing that with me.

JULIE: Well done.

Thank you, Ashlea.

Thank you both.

All right, Houseguests.

It's time to see who will be the first person evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Just a reminder, when I reveal the vote,

the evicted Houseguest will have one minute

to say goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of nine to two, Kaysar you are safe.

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

Let's line up.

[interposing voices]

Yeah, I got it.

[inaudible]

[LAUGHING] Absolutely.

- [inaudible] - Don't be.

Don't be at all.

Bye, sweetie.

[inaudible]

Big hug everybody, 'cause I got to go.

Let her go.

Don't mess up my hair though, because I'll k*ll you all.

OK.

Bye, you guys.

Kiss your doggies.

[interposing voices]

This is going to be the hardest part.

I'm k*lling my back.

Oh, heavy.

Bye, guys. - Bye.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Bye, babe. - Miss you.

Bye.

Bye-bye.

That's so weird.

That sucks.

[interposing voices]

One down.

That's not the way I [inaudible] go.

JULIE: The bag looks heavy.

You can put it down right there.

Come on up.

[inaudible].

- Hi, Ashlea. - Hi.

Pleasure to meet you.

Pleasure to meet you.

Please have a seat.

I bet she's fun to party with when we get out.

What?

We'll all be partying when we get out.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah.

What?

It's just scary.

[interposing voices]

Welcome back, bro.

It wasn't exactly--

[inaudible] goosebumps.

- Yeah. - So--

[interposing voices]

Guys, this is only going to get hotter.

I know.

You know what I mean?

It's only-- it's not going to be easy.

[interposing voices]

OK, Howie.

God.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Oh, got my hair.

- Hey, Kays. - Kays.

Hey.

[interposing voices]

I love you.

[inaudible] say it.

Ashlea, you were the first person evicted from the "Big

Brother" house this season.

When Rachel nominated you, she said it wasn't personal.

But did you take it personally?

Yeah.

I mean, you kind of do, because you're like why out

of all these people was it me?

But I think that I really didn't get to connect

with her out of all the people.

And I know that Kaysar didn't.

So I really wasn't offended at the end.

I was kind of like OK, you know, kind of deal with it.

Now you're playing this game with your secret partner

Janelle. - Yes.

And you're trying to stay in the house.

You're trying to keep this partnership a secret.

How hard was that for you?

It was really hard.

Towards the end I think we didn't do a good job of it,

'cause we're like all right, forget it.

If I'm going home, you know, we have

to spend our time together.

So it was really hard, because that's the one person

in the house out of all these people

that you really don't know that you know you connect with.

So knowing that it was the goal for the two of you

to make it to the end together, do

you feel like you played hard enough to stay in the house?

I don't feel like I played--

I don't know if I would say hard enough.

But it's hard being the first person and pushing so hard,

because that can work against you sometimes,

because they're like oh, you're playing the game too hard

in the beginning.

And that might be a threat.

So if you play the game too hard in the beginning,

they're going to be like she's already playing hardcore.

Can you imagine when it gets to the edge?

She's going to be pushing. JULIE: Yeah.

It's a tough call. - Yeah, it is.

It's like you don't know what to do.

What do you think Janelle's chances are of winning

this thing without your help, without you in the house

there with her?

I think it's going to be really hard, because we

were speaking in the end.

And we were really close.

So I think people might feel intimidated by that,

or because she went against the majority rules.

I think her and Howie actually both

could have a chance of going up next.

JULIE: Hmm. - I don't know.

We'll see.

We'll see.

Well, in the event that you were evicted tonight,

Janelle, your secret partner, did

tape a goodbye message for you.

So let's listen.

Ashlea, if you're getting this message you've been evicted.

And it's not your fault. You had nothing to do with it.

The reason you got evicted was because you

looked good in a bikini.

That's it.

Playing the game without you is going

to be really hard for me, 'cause I'm going to feel

like I'm alone in this house.

But I want you to know that you're my best friend forever.

And when I get out of this, you'll still be in my life

and we'll still be best friends.

I will take care of those people who were behind your eviction,

guaranteed.

They will be taken care of by me.

JULIE: Any thoughts?

I thought I wasn't going to cry.

But you guys had to go and do that.

JULIE: [LAUGHING] Well, but she didn't say

anything too shocking, did she?

No but you know, I was fine.

JULIE: Well Ashlea, as you know, this summer

on "Big Brother" it's called "A Summer of Secrets."

your secret was that you were playing

this with Janelle, that you had a partner in the house.

What you don't know is that everyone in the house--

Has a partner?

JULIE: --has a secret partner.

Now, you and Janelle were told that the two of you

would have a shot if you made it to the end

to win the biggest prize in "Big Brother" history.

Mm-hmm.

Any pair that makes it to the end together, the runner up

will get $,.

And the grand prize winner will get $ million.

Wow.

JULIE: What do you think of this news?

I knew it.

I knew Beau and Ivette knew each other.

They had to have.

JULIE: Aren't you a little bit sorry

now that you know what you were playing for?

Yes, that's so mad.

JULIE: Well Ashlea, just a reminder,

this is "A Summer of Secrets."

And you never know what can happen.

Hopefully I'll come back.

But thanks for-- what did you say?

I said hopefully I'll come back.

Well, you never know.

But thanks for playing the game in the meantime.

Thank you.

Thank you for letting me.

If you have any questions for Ashlea,

you can talk to her live tomorrow at : PM Eastern,

: AM Pacific on "House Calls," the "Big Brother"

talk show at CBS.com.

Who will win the most powerful position in the game?

The Head of Household competition is coming up.

Head of household.

With the position comes power, privacy,

and a major responsibility.

Safe from the threat of eviction, the HoH

must put two Houseguests on the chopping block.

Who will be the new Head of Household?

Let's find out.

Houseguests, the power is up for grabs.

Rachel, as outgoing HoH, you are not eligible to compete.

We call this game Fast and Easy.

The questions are easy, but you have to act fast

to stay in this competition.

Here's how it works.

I will ask a series of true/false questions

about the "Big Brother" house.

You'll answer by pressing green for true or red for false.

If you get the question wrong, you are eliminated.

But if you all get the question right,

the person who answers the slowest is eliminated.

The last person standing at the end of the game

will be the new Head of Household.

Does everyone understand the rules?

- Yes. - Yes, Julie.

- Yes, Julie. - Yes, Julie.

Excellent.

Good luck, Houseguests.

And here we go.

Thanks, Julie.

True or false?

All of the fish in the house are yellow.

The correct answer is true.

Everyone got it right.

But Beau, you were the slowest.

Please have a seat.

You have been eliminated.

Next question.

True or false?

Houseguests moved into the "Big Brother" house.

The correct answer is false.

Everyone got it right.

But Kaysar, you were the slowest.

You are now out of this competition.

Please have a seat on the side.

Everyone else is safe.

Moving on.

True or false?

In the first competition, you picked coconuts off the trees.

The correct answer is true.

Maggie, you were the slowest.

You've been eliminated.

Please join the others on the side.

Everyone else is still in the game, still safe.

Moving on.

Next question.

True or false?

There are two hot tubs in the backyard.

The correct answer is false.

And James, you got it wrong.

Please join the others.

You are out.

Too quick.

Too quick.

[laughter]

JULIE: Moving on to the next question.

True or false?

The Head of Household room is on the first floor.

The correct answer is false.

But Sarah, you were too slow.

You were the slowest.

You're out.

Next question.

True or false?

The team that lost the first food competition

could only eat yams.

Correct answer is false.

April, you were the slowest.

Please join the others on the side.

You could only eat peanut butter and jelly

is the correct answer.

True or false?

There are more men than women living in the house.

The correct answer is false.

Michael knows he made a mistake and is eliminated.

Join the others.

Sucker.

JULIE: True or false?

The Gold Room was discovered by Rachel.

Correct answer is true.

Jennifer was the slowest on that.

You're out, Jen.

Join the others.

Everyone else is safe.

True or false?

The gumball machine only accepts nickels.

The correct answer is false.

But Ivette, not fast enough.

You were the slowest.

Join the others.

Have a seat.

Moving on.

True or false?

The kitchen cabinets are green.

The correct answer is false.

The kitchen cabinets are red.

Howie, you were the slowest.

Please join the others on the side.

We are down to Eric and Janelle.

One of you is about to become the next Head of Household.

Remember, whoever gets this next question right

and first wins the HoH competition.

Here we go.

True or false?

There are only two safes in the Gold Room.

[muted]

[inaudible] false.

Eric got it right.

Congratulations, Eric.

You are the new Head of Household.

And Rachel, that means you have to hand over your key to Eric.

[yelling]

Yeah, baby!

Yeah!

[interposing voices]

Woo!

Woo-hoo!

How will Eric handle being the new Head of Household?

And how will his reign affect the secret pairs?

It's "A Summer of Secrets."

Stay with us.

[inaudible] only my [inaudible]..

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Let's go back to the living room and talk

with the new Head of Household.

Congratulations again, Eric.

Thank you very much, Julie.

[cheering]

JULIE: That was quite a celebration you had.

Good job.

How does it feel to be the new HoH?

Whew, let me tell you something, Julie.

I've been busting everybody's chops about having

lights out at :.

Now I can go to bed whenever I want.

So-- [laughter]

--it's all good.

JULIE: So it sounds like you're looking forward to

that private bedroom the most?

Yes, I am.

It's nice to have a private bedroom again.

I'm only missing my wife, Julie, and the kids.

Well congratulations again.

You won it fair and square. - Thank you.

- Have a good night, everybody. - Good night.

Bye!

You too, Julie.

Who will Eric nominate for eviction?

Find out Saturday at :.

And Tuesday at :, will the Golden Power of Veto

save one of the two nominees?

Then one week from tonight at :,

I'll be back here for the next live eviction.

And we'll find out what happened to some

of your favorite Houseguests from "Big Brother ."

And to see the "Big Brother " secret pairs in action,

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.

Good night.

[interposing voices]

No, I was the last one to advance her.

In the questions, I was going--

I was going false, true, false, true, whichever way

it was to remember.

I wanted to be it.

Here I am, like [inaudible].

Oh man.

[interposing voices]

[music playing]