10x15 - Episode 15

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

Previously on "Big Brother"--

[screaming]

Screw you people!

--Jerry blamed Dan for Jesse's surprised eviction.

Don't hide behind your cross.

Do you see me wearing it?

Dan has disrespected me.

And there's nothing he can do to ever gain that respect back.

But as Head of Household, Michelle

sought revenge on two others.

I have nominated you, Libra, and you, Keesha.

At the veto competition, Dan's worst nightmare came true.

Thanks.

I worked my a*s off.

Jerry wants my head on a stick,

and now he's got a chance to do it.

For him to have this power is definitely

makes me feel very uneasy.

And his victory strengthened his alliance

with April and Ollie.

[laughter]

[WHISPERING] We gotta get Dan.

He's scared right now.

He knows that you want him out.

Jerry tried to convince Michelle that Dan

was public enemy number one.

I almost want Dan to suffer a little bit

for what he did to Jesse.

I do too.

At dinner, the house took a break from all the fighting.

I think we should go around and say something

positive about each person.

I want to give accolades to The Colonel.

Aww.

I know we don't see eye to eye on a lot of things,

but the one thing that I take from you--

No, I think our problem is we see eye to eye too much,

honestly, if I can be honest.

But the truce was short-lived.

Everybody says stuff about everybody in this house.

Ain't Libra, but I have never, not you!

- What did I say? - April.

What did I say?

Bring it on.

Hey, April, do you-- do you take credit for anything

that you've done in the past?

Are you-- are you kidding me right now?

While Keesha tried to turn Michelle against April--

I don't like her.

That b*tch put Jesse up.

She's never told me anything.

--Libra planted the seed that Keesha was the mastermind

behind Jesse's eviction.

I did not set it at up.

Who set it all up?

Keesha.

[claps]

At the veto meeting, Jerry's words surprised everyone.

Dan, you would always be Judas in my house.

I understand that.

But in the end, he decided to honor Michelle's wishes.

Dan, this is your lucky day.

I'm going to keep my word to the Head of the Household

and not use the power of veto.

Who will be evicted from the "Big Brother"

house, Keesha or Libra?

And who will become the next Head of Household?

It all happens tonight live on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

[applause]

JULIE: Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the Big Brother house,

and Jesse's surprise eviction has led to a week of volatility

and emotional outbursts.

All eyes were on Dan, Libra, and Keesha

as they took the heat for betraying Jesse.

Ultimately, Michelle, the realtor from Rhode Island

and current HOH, sought revenge by pitting

friend against friend.

Tonight, either Keesha, the waitress from Burbank,

California, or Libra, the mother of three from Spring,

Texas, will be leaving the Big Brother house.

But first, last week the house unexpectedly flipped, giving

Memphis a new lease on life.

This week, Libra is the one counting on a miracle.

Will lightning strike twice in the Big Brother house?

Four days ago, Michelle had the opportunity

to name and nominate those for eviction.

You two wouldn't have been my choice.

Dan, I'm very sorry that you're not there.

And you would always be Judas in my house.

Dan, this is your lucky day.

I'm going to keep my word to Head of Household

and not use the power of veto.

This meeting is adjourned.

Apparently, Jerry did not get the manual for "Big Brother."

"Big Brother" is not a game of honor, trust, and loyalty.

This is not the Marines.

This is the "Big Brother" house.

When The Colonel makes these statements to personally attack

another HouseGuest, like Dan, I think

that it made him look kind of worse than Dan, actually.

I just want to clarify one thing.

And you can listen to this if you want to or not.

Whatever claims were made, I understand that.

If some people-- someone thought I sold them out,

that wasn't the case.

It's a game, y'all.

It's a game.

And let's leave it there.

It's a game.

What was that all about?

I don't know what the hell's the matter with that guy.

I don't know.

Like, I'm just like.

I was like, oh my god.

I thought, is he going to use the power of veto?

Know

Dude, he was like-- he was like gunning for Dan.

I was like, ugh.

The fact that Jerry has called him Judas,

ugh, you know, it's just one more thing

that he slipped out of his fat mouth

that he's going to regret saying.

Well, why don't you just throw out there

he's a womanizer or whatever?

Thank god it wasn't me he was talking about, because I

would have flipped out on him.

It was just unnecessary.

I think it was unnecessary.

Well, he just obviously made a huge target on his back.

I apologize that you were called a Judas in front of--

No, it doesn't-- it doesn't bother me.

I understand people are mad.

It's ridiculous.

And that's crazy to me.

You know, I don't know if things in this house

can get any--

any-- any better for me.

This is incredible.

This is the one thing that I could have asked for.

Jerry has called me out in front of everyone,

threw a bunch of lies out there.

And it's created so much sympathy for me,

I can't even contain it.

It's a game.

People know what the deal is.

Right.

You've got to take your shots when you can.

And that's what I've always said.

Everybody knows I've hated Jesse.

If I am the one that gets evicted, like I told Michelle,

I don't hate her for it.

She's playing the game.

Right.

You're not going to get evicted, Keesha.

I can bet my last dollar on it.

Not only am I a dead woman walking,

but it's going to take a miracle for me to stay.

You're not going to get evicted, Keesha.

That's what Jesse thought too.

What's going through your little head?

I just do not trust Keesha as far as I could throw the b*tch.

Like, I don't.

I'm telling you that right now.

Keesha's a liar and a manipulator,

so that would be my main reasoning for getting Keesha

out of the house, obviously.

I just don't like her.

She was just as much as fault as Libra was.

- I know. - Exactly.

Like exactly-- - Like equal.

--two and two.

Yeah.

It wasn't Libra any more than it was Keesha.

And Keesha thinks she's getting away with it.

I mean, it makes me nauseous to look at the b*tch.

Like it makes me nauseous.

Rightfully so, man.

I'm like, you are so pathetic.

She has it out for you for whatever reason.

It's because I'm prettier than her.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Seriously.

- She works at Hooter's. - She doesn't have a clue--

She's .

--about life or anything in general.

She never went to college.

We have to get Keesha out.

Keeshfest.

What's up?

Longest three days of your life.

No.

Just have my back when I need it.

I got your back, darling.

I got you.

I'd jump in front of a b*llet for you.

This should be interesting week this week.

I know.

Dude, if we can have an alliance and just--

and just run with Keesha and Renny

at least for like two weeks and then me

and you just stick together--

That's what I want to say.

--we should be straight there.

Just like her and Renny, I guarantee you got something.

They're both like till the end.

I was already thinking of names.

Yeah?

[laughter]

What do you got? What do you got?

Wild Mustangs.

Wild Mustangs.

How about the Renegades?

Dude, Renegades I'm in.

I mean, I obviously, I can't do it now.

But I wanna shake your hand on Renegades and [inaudible]..

Dude, I'm all good.

I mean, it's-- I trust you.

But the only thing I feel bad about

is like I really like Keesha, you know.

But I couldn't tell her about the Renegades.

You know what I mean?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Like I can trust Keesha--

That's the same thing with me

--totally.

But this need to know--

you know, like it's like--

it's not needed to know.

All right, so let's play this scenario.

[WHISPERING] Obviously, Libra is going to want to stay in.

[WHISPERING] To Libra we'll say if we do this,

she'd have to promise she wouldn't put us up.

Ollie, Jerry, and I, we're all three gonna vote together.

Jerry, he says that, you know, he has my back.

He'll do whatever it takes to stick together.

[WHISPERING] Dan is our biggest problem.

[WHISPERING] We need to get that fourth vote.

That's what's really concerning me.

[WHISPERING] It's all Dan again.

[WHISPERING] He's going to attach himself to people

so he can be a swing vote.

He's playing both sides.

We have to talk game to Dan and say Libra loves you.

She's not gonna vote you out, but all of these other people,

they're not going to keep you in here.

It's gonna be Keesha, Renny, and Memphis.

Dan, you're the outcast.

[WHISPERING] I know.

[WHISPERING] Where do you not see that?

Dan has turned against his alliance once already.

Who's to say he wouldn't do it a second time?

[WHISPERING] I wanted to blindside him.

I don't even want him to think it's coming.

[WHISPERING] Do you still want to be here?

Do you still want to be here, yes or no?

I mean, yeah. I'm--

OK. OK.

What are you--

what are you-- what are you saying?

[WHISPERING] Like April and I, we

want to flip the house again.

Keesha is getting way too complacent.

Right.

[WHISPERING] How close are you to Dan?

I don't know.

[WHISPERING] If we get Dan's vote,

that's the number one thing.

Right.

[WHISPERING] So do it.

Talk to Dan.

All right. All right.

Go out first.

OK.

If we had the necessary votes to keep Libra around,

we would do it and flip house one more time.

My survival in the "Big Brother" house

depends on a fourth vote.

Dan's vote to me would be kind of like a defibrillator

on the situation.

You know, I'm a heart attack patient.

I need help.

I'm code blue.

It's those pretty eyes.

I only have a few seconds.

Oh, I can leave you two.

No, no, no.

You're fine.

I wanted to talk to you.

Yeah.

I can finish washing.

Oh, thank you, April.

April said she'll finish washing.

I'll finish.

Oh, all right.

Thank you.

I like the hot water on my hands,

because they're usually cold.

I think it'd better in here.

OK.

OK, I haven't asked you for anything,

campaigned or anything.

Right.

I just thought I'd see where your head was.

OK.

- Where is your head? - Well, no, I'm always--

I'm always. - Shh.

Don't be loud. - Sorry.

I'm always-- I'm always open to communication, so whatever.

I mean, I'm just here.

I've got like a ninth life maybe, possibly.

I would need more information.

Well, could be a split.

Mm-hmm.

Because I know that if it is Michelle,

then she will pick me.

OK.

If I were to send Keesha to the jury this week,

she'd be extremely mad at me, because she's counting

on my vote to keep her.

On the other hand, if Libra were to stay in the game,

that would benefit me tremendously.

That leaves an enormous target in the game,

an enormous target who has no interest in coming after me.

I mean--

I'll definitely think about it.

Yeah. I mean, think about it.

I don't have anybody in the game.

Mm-hm.

If I stay, I'm gonna be by myself.

I got you. OK.

I'll think But it.

JULIE: Coming up, she's been criticized

for leaving her young children behind in order

to play the "Big Brother" game.

Tonight, Libra's family answers her critics.

But first, Keesha or Libra, who will be saying goodbye?

Let's listen in as Jerry, Ollie, and April

talk about the two nominees.

I would want to vote to evict Keesha this week because she is

playing the Memphis card big.

It destabilizes Memphis if Keesha leaves the game.

And they're the two-headed snake.

You've got to cut one of the heads off.

Why I would vote to evict Keesha is to simply,

you know, pass a message along to her that she

barked up the wrong tree.

And the tree is going to fall on her now.

I want to take Keesha from the house.

She is a liar, a backstabber.

Her voice and laugh annoys the crap out of me.

She sounds like a hyena when she's on laughing.

It's deadly.

It's awful.

I feel bad for America who has to sit

and listen to it as well.

[cheering]

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Libra's fellow housemates have called her loud,

opinionated, and a threat.

But call her a bad mother, and that's where

her family draws the line.

Is there an S on there?

No, it's a five.

My daughter's number-- favorite number is number five.

Mm-hmm.

Why?

I don't know.

If you say, aww, you my number one,

she says, no, mommy, I'm your number five.

So--

Can I see that?

Yeah.

Is that you and Scott?

No, that's the twins, Cullen and Fallon.

Oh, OK.

From day one, I had critics about me

not being at home with my kids.

I talked to my husband.

Obviously he had to be--

If he wasn't in your corner, you wouldn't be here.

I wouldn't be here.

Absolutely not.

OK.

Hey, buddy.

I've got my granny.

I've got my granny.

One of the reasons why I encouraged

her to go on the show was so that she

could have an experience.

The opportunity to be a part of something

that such a small group of people ever get to be a part of

was really exciting.

I have an amazing support system.

Libra's mother lives five minutes away.

Oh, you big chugalug.

By far, my biggest help is Libra's mom.

Hey, bud.

[inaudible]

You gotta get clean.

I really miss her, and I really love her.

[crying]

What's the matter?

I just miss Hallie and Cullen and Fallon, my mom.

Are you OK?

Yeah.

Just need to see my kids.

I'll give you a hug.

Aww.

I'm sorry.

Aww.

Miss my family.

Let me tell you something.

If you didn't come in here, you would regret

it for the rest of your life.

Mm.

Right.

The most difficult thing that Libra is experiencing right now

is being away from her family.

That is her life's blood.

That is-- that is everything that she is as a person.

This is definitely an opportunity

to maybe add some security to our children's future.

We thought that the risk was worth the reward.

Come on, baby.

Come on, Libra.

Libra gets a perfect score.

What would you like to do?

Yeah, take the-- take the trip.

I'm going to trade it.

I'm gonna get the Hawaiian surprise.

[cheering]

She took the trip to Hawaii because I

think that we're both going to need

some quality time together.

I thought the Hawaiian trip was a good choice.

This was an opportunity for her to do something,

I think, for us.

She'd rather go take a trip to Hawaii

than get a letter from our kids.

She is horrible.

I get a leotard by a mother who

should get her kids taken away.

Nobody should ever wish something

like that on a mother.

It's as cold as you can get.

And to say it because she had a trip

from Hawaii taken away from her, I feel

that it was way below the belt.

Yeah, that's that bipolarism.

Out of everything, like I'm most read about my husband.

Libra's mother and I are Libra's biggest fans,

and we've always been very supportive of her endeavors.

He's happy you guys-- you got a trip.

You think so?

Yes.

Are you kidding me?

I'd pick the damn trip for sure.

Yeah.

Yeah, if you picked the letter, he'd be like,

Dear Libra, why did you not take the trip?

Right.

[laughs]

Yeah, right?

JULIE: Let's go to the living room

and talk with the HouseGuests.

Hi, HouseGuests.

Hi, Julie.

Dan, the first question goes to you tonight.

You are a Catholic school teacher.

And your religion has been brought up a lot this week,

to say the least.

That's correct.

Does your faith influence how you play this game?

To be honest with you, it does.

It's a tough game to play.

And to say that I've represented my faith perfectly, I haven't.

You know, I've made a lot of mistakes

in this game and also my faith.

But you know, being Catholic, when I get out here,

the first thing I'm doing is going to confession, so.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: And how long is that session going to last?

[laughter]

Jerry, let me turn to you.

Yes?

You said some harsh words to Dan during the veto meeting.

You even called him Judas.

Do you still feel this way, or was that

just in the heat of the moment?

Somewhat in the heat of the moment.

But it hurt.

And I feel very strongly about the fact

that religion became a prop.

And I didn't feel it should have been.

And for that, I kind of still feel that way, Julie.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Dan, your response

to this, religion being a prop?

Yeah, you know, being called a Judas didn't really bother me.

The fact that-- what bothered me is that I am a teacher,

and he didn't address me as Mr. Judas.

So if I could've written him a detention or sent

him to headmaster, I would've.

But the only thing I can do in this house is forgive him.

Well, thank you.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Let me turn to Memphis now.

Because Memphis, at the veto meeting,

you seemed shocked when Jerry called Dan Judas.

What was going through your mind?

You know, it all goes back to this game being

personal and attacking people.

And you know, I didn't know if Jerry knew that story

or that Dan told him that story through the week about Judas

in the Bible.

And Dan made it real clear to me that Judas

hung himself in that story.

So you know, as long as Dan doesn't hang himself, I'm cool.

But when personal attacks come out, I--

instinct for me is to stand up for the people that I like

or that I care about.

So that's what I was doing.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Let me turn to Renny.

Because Renny, you said some very

nice things about your housemates at the feast

this week.

Who has surprised you the most since that very first night

when you all moved into the house?

Who has surprised me the most?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Yes.

I think they've all surprised me.

They really are a wonderful bunch of young people--

and the Colonel here, who's older,

I think they're all wonderful in their own right.

They're all unique.

And I know why the "Big Brother" picked us all.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Well, thank you, HouseGuest,

And I'll be back to oversee the live vote

and eviction a little later.

Thanks, Julie.

JULIE: Keesha or Libra, who will be leaving tonight?

Let's hear what Memphis, Renny, and Dan have

to say about the two nominees.

I would definitely want to keep Keesha in this game,

because I can trust her.

I feel like I have a good judgment of character.

And I feel like she's honest with me.

It's always a plus, especially in this game.

I would want to keep Keesha in the game,

because she's my biggest ally, my best friend.

Maybe with a stroke of luck we can remain together and last

to the very end.

Keeping Keesha in this game right now

is keeping an ally in the house.

I like her a lot.

She likes me.

We're great friends.

She trusts me a lot.

I trust her about as much as you can.

On the other hand, I'd love to keep Libra

in this house for the mere fact that she causes

chaos, confusion, and fighting every second she's

in this house just by her presence

alone, which is gonna prove beneficial down the road

in this game for me.

[cheering]

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Let's talk with Michelle, the current Head of Household,

who is alone in the HOH bedroom.

Hi, Michelle.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Just a reminder, your housemates cannot hear you.

So feel free to speak your mind, OK?

OK.

JULIE: Since Jesse's departure, you've

been spending more time with April

than you have in the past.

What's the status of this relationship with April?

Well, I'd just like to say happy anniversary

to my parents.

And me and April have actually stayed relatively the same.

We share a room together.

And I feel as though she got hurt last week.

And she felt bad that her word got broken with me.

So I feel like she is just attached to me because a lot

of the girls did turn on her.

And I think she just knows that I

actually keep my word in this house, other-- unlike others,

so.

JULIE: OK.

You said a lot of harsh things this week,

among them yelling to Libra that she doesn't care about her kids

and that Dan was probably burning in hell.

Is there anything you've said that you regret?

I actually do.

I regret what I said about Dan.

I mean, it was relatively just in the heat of the moment.

I don't think Libra is a bad mother.

I just think that there's decisions she

made that she could have been--

that could have been different--

where I would have taken the letter.

And I don't even have any kids.

So I do regret a lot of things.

I do say a lot of things without thinking first.

But that's something I am trying to change about myself.

JULIE: Well, this week, you received a letter from home.

And in that letter, your family was very supportive.

How important was it for you to get that letter

at this stage of the game?

Well, I guess you guys did see the HOH last week.

You noticed how I definitely wanted to see my parents

and get a letter from them.

So it was really exactly what I needed.

I think I read it like times a day.

So I really appreciate them.

And I love them, and I miss them.

So I hope they're proud of me.

JULIE: Yeah.

I'm sure they're happy to hear everything you've said.

Thanks, Julie. JULIE: Thank you, Michelle.

You can go downstairs to the living room

and rejoining your housemates. - Thanks, Julie.

Thanks, everybody.

JULIE: You're welcome.

Bye.

JULIE: We are moments away from the live vote and eviction.

Who will be leaving the "Big Brother" house--

Keesha, the waitress from Burbank, California, or Libra,

the mother of three from Spring, Texas?

Tonight's evicted HouseGuest will be the first member

of the Jury of Seven that will choose

the winner of "Big Brother ."

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

Keesha, Libra, in just a few moments,

your housemates will cast their votes to evict live.

But before they do, you have one last chance to plead your case.

And Keesha, you're first.

Well, first of all, I just want

to say that if you do evict me that there

are no hard feelings.

Even though we have all had our crazy moments in this house,

I have loved every last minute of it.

And I take full responsibility for why I'm up here.

It's because of my actions last week.

So if you choose to evict me, I will see one of you

next week in the Jury House.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Keesha.

Libra, it's your turn.

This has been a crazy game.

It's a game of power struggles.

And each week, it changes on a dime.

I definitely stand proud and tall with the way

that I went last week.

I feel as though each week changes in each way--

each time something different happens in the game,

you have to think for yourself.

And so hopefully, if I am evicted or not, either way

it goes, you guys start thinking about the game

and knowing that you've got-- you've got to play

it for yourself at some point.

And have fun.

It's a game.

And it's called "Big Brother."

And that's why we're all here.

JULIE: Thank you, Libra.

It is time for the live voting to begin.

The two nominees are not allowed to vote.

Michelle, you will only vote in the event of a tie.

OK.

JULIE: One at a time, the rest of you

will enter the Diary Room and cast your vote.

And Renny, you're first.

Please go to the Diary Room now.

Renny and Keesha share a special bond.

Her vote should come as no surprise.

Hello, Renny.

Hello, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

Libra, you're a good woman.

However, Keesha is my biggest ally in here,

so I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Renny.

Memphis will have to choose between the two people

who helped save him last week.

Who is he most loyal to?

Hello, Memphis. - Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Memphis.

The vote is zero to evict Keesha and two to evict Libra.

But the four people who have been wavering this week

are set to vote next.

What have they decided?

Find out when we return.

[applause]

[cheering]

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

The HouseGuests are voting live.

So far, it's two votes to zero in favor of evicting Libra.

Let's continue the live vote.

Jerry has directed many harsh words at Libra.

But his allies, April and Ollie, are now considering

sending Keesha out the door.

Hello, Jerry.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Jerry.

For the second week, Dan finds himself caught in the middle.

Will his vote seal Libra's faith or send the house

into chaos once again?

Hello, Dan. - Hey.

How's it going?

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Dan.

It's official.

With four votes to evict Libra, Libra

will be the next person to leave the "Big Brother" house.

Let's see how the remaining HouseGuests vote.

Hello, Ollie.

Mrs. Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, Ollie.

April has made no secret of her hatred for Keesha.

Will she use this opportunity to send her a message?

Hello, April. - Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Libra.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Thank you, April.

Thank you.

JULIE: The votes are in.

Let's give the news to the HouseGuests.

HouseGuests, just a reminder-- when

I reveal the vote, the evicted HouseGuest

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

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of six to zero, Libra, you are evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Oh, bye, guys.

I'll miss you.

Mm.

Bye, Dan. I love you guys.

Thanks for everything.

Thanks for everything.

Bye, Memphis.

Take care.

Bye, Colonel.

See you in Houston.

All right.

Bye.

Bye.

Take care.

Y'all have a good time, and enjoy this game.

It's a fun thing, I'll tell you that.

Thank you.

Oh my god.

[applause]

JULIE: Hi, Libra.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Welcome.

Please, put your bag down.

[inaudible]

Appreciate what you said in there.

I'm right behind you, Ollie.

Thank you, Jerry.

Thank you.

I told you.

JULIE: Libra.

[laughs] Hi, Julie.

JULIE: How are you feeling?

Hey, you've got to rock it out, right?

JULIE: Oh, you rocked it.

Your alliance rocked it.

Let's talk about your alliance.

Because your alliance was probably

one of the most volatile alliances

in "Big Brother" history.

Why was it so expl*sive between you, Keesha, and April?

We are a bunch of women.

We're all around the same age.

We have a lot of the same ideas about things,

very A-type personalities, dominant a little bit.

So we want to push--

I think we want to push the envelope a little.

And that's what happens between us all the time.

JULIE: Do you like each other?

Do you like these two women?

I really do think that if outside of the house--

if it weren't for the house, we would get along very well.

But you butt heads because of the--

JULIE: Competition?

--competition and that big old prize at the end.

How about that?

JULIE: Yes, there is a big old prize.

A lot of people in the house thought

you were the mastermind behind every eviction up till now.

Is that fair?

You know, they gave me a lot of credit.

And I don't think it's--

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Do you deserve that credit?

I deserve some of it but not all of it.

I mean, come on.

You know, there are a lot of votes that lead

up to evictions in the house.

And to just put it on one vote, I was starting to call

myself the puppet mistress.

[laughter]

JULIE: So you were a little bit behind everything.

And it caught up with you?

I did do my due--

my dirt.

And it did catch up with me.

But at the same time, it was fun doing it.

I had a lot of fun doing it.

JULIE: You knew that you were going to have your critics

by leaving your family and your newborn twins

behind by coming on the "Big Brother" game.

Why exactly did you do it?

I-- it's funny.

It's one of those things.

It's a paradox.

You leave your family because you want to, you know,

hopefully win half a million dollars.

And so you leave your family to do something for your family.

It's one of those things that, you know,

I figured if I were the winner of "Big Brother," that it would

definitely help us in the long run for my kids' education

and things like that, just you know an extra half a million

sitting around is always a good thing, right?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Was it only about the money coming here?

For me, it was about the challenge as well.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: The challenge or what?

The challenge of going outside of the norm for me.

Sometimes, you tend to do what you're supposed

to do all the time, you know, the right thing,

this, that, and the third.

And when the opportunity presented itself to me,

I figured, you know, put yourself out there a little

and see what happens.

And so that's what I did.

JULIE: In the event you were the one voted out,

your housemates taped some goodbye message.

Uh-oh.

JULIE: Let's listen.

Libra, I don't have too much to say.

You made a selfish decision by going against, you know,

April's wishes.

And right now, you're sitting where you are

right now in result of that.

I think in regards to last week being deceitful

and turning against me at the last minute,

you know, it came back to get you.

So [sighs] bad move, bad move.

So I will see you soon--

hopefully not too soon.

As mother to mother, we're the only two mothers in the house,

so we had a connection there and a special bond that no one else

had.

Many times, I felt your pain with missing your children,

especially your babies.

I hope that we comforted one another in a time of need.

And I love you.

[blows kiss]

You were a very strong player and

could manipulate and get people to kind of do your bidding.

And I think that you were the one behind most of them

that are out of here right now.

I will never forget our friendship or forget you.

And I wish only the best for you.

JULIE: Libra, we thank you.

You will help determine the winner of "Big Brother "

on finale night.

And we will see you then.

Thanks, Julie.

JULIE: You're welcome.

It's been fun.

JULIE: It looked it most of the time.

I'll talk more with Libra tomorrow

morning on "The Early Show" on CBS.

You can also catch her live tomorrow

at : PM eastern noon Pacific on "House Calls,"

the "Big Brother" talk show at CBS.com.

Coming up, the Head of Household competition.

Who has what it takes to be the next HOH?

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

It's time for the live Head of Household competition.

Free 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.

Michelle, as outgoing Head of Household,

you are not eligible to compete.

Tonight's competition is called Diary Room Confessions.

I will read a quote that one of your evicted HouseGuests

said in the Diary Room, either Brian, Steven, Angie, or Jesse.

But don't worry, none of the statements

will give away any house secrets.

The first person to buzz in must state who gave the quote.

Answer correctly and not only do you stay in the game,

you also get to eliminate one HouseGuest

from this competition.

Answer incorrectly and you are the one who is out.

The last person remaining will be the new HOH.

Does everyone understand?

Yes.

JULIE: Then, let's begin.

Question one-- In the Diary Room, which

evicted HouseGuest said, quote, "Oh god, one of my naps

finally paid off,"?

I didn't hear it.

What?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: I will repeat it.

In the Diary Room, which evicted HouseGuest said, "Oh god,

one of my naps finally paid off,"?

[ding]

Renny.

Jesse?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: That is correct.

Who would you like to eliminate, Rennie?

April.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Sorry, April, step down as we move on.

[cheers]

Question two-- in the Diary Room,

which evicted HouseGuest said quote,

"The player got played--"

[ding]

Dan. - Brian.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: That is correct.

Who would you like to eliminate, Dan?

Jerry.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Jerry, step down.

Question three-- in the Diary Room, which evicted HouseGuest

said quote, "Kind of makes you feel a little lonely

when the people--"

[ding]

Ollie.

Steven.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: That is incorrect.

It was Angie.

Step down, Ollie.

You're out.

In the Diary Room, which evicted HouseGuest said quote,

"What doesn't come out in the rinse comes out in the wash,

if you will."

[ding]

Memphis.

Steven. JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Incorrect.

It was Jesse.

Step down, Memphis.

You're out.

[sighs]

JULIE: Question five-- in the Diary Room, which evicted

HouseGuest said quote, "Jesse is a tool

in all senses of the word,"?

[ding]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Dan?

Angie. JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Incorrect.

It was Steve. Step down, Dan.

You're eliminated.

That's funny.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Ladies, one of you

is about to become the new HOH.

In the Diary Room, which evicted HouseGuest said quote,

"After the first sentence of Jerry's speech,

my heart dropped into my stomach like that,"?

[ding]

Renny.

Who is Brian.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: That is correct.

Congratulations, Renny.

You're the new Head of Household.

[cheering]

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

Give me hugs.

Congratulations.

[inaudible]

Are you happy?

Yeah, she's happy.

[inaudible]

Jesse's gonna have a heart attack.

[inaudible] second hurt player, I'm like--

JULIE: What's in store for the house

now that Renny is the new HOH?

And learn how you can affect life inside the "Big

Brother" house once again.

Stay with us.

[cheering]

[cheering]

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Who will Renny nominate for eviction?

Find out Sunday at :, : central.

Then Tuesday at :, : central, will the power of veto

save one of Renny's two nominees?

I'll be back one week from tonight at :

for the next live eviction.

To follow the HouseGuests' every move,

log on to CBS.com and subscribe the live -hour internet feed.

And don't forget, you can also get an uncensored look at life

from the house on "Big Brother After Dark"

airing live each night from midnight to : AM

on Showtime .

For now, let's eavesdrop on the HouseGuests.

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

Good night.

[applause]

It's almost like somebody bit off the [inaudible]..

It's freezing in here right now.

Hm?

It's freezing.

Oh, now you're cold.

Yeah, I'm cold.

It's been cold all day.

Well being-- I was outside all day.

That's why.

I was just used to, I guess, the air.

When you go from outside to inside,

you can tell you the difference, especially [inaudible]

in that kitchen, just like--

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