Memphis sent his longtime ally packing.
I vote to evict Keesha.
It wasn't anything personal.
Me and Dan felt we had a better chance
of beating Jerry than beating Keesha
in the final HOH competition.
NARRATOR: And Dan and Memphis kept up the charade that they
were not in an alliance.
I really can't believe you did that.
You're out of your mind if you think I'm taking you.
Out of your mind.
Memphis and Dan have now feel betrayed by each other.
I'm hoping that if one of them wins the HOH,
they'll take me into the final two.
NARRATOR: At part one of the final three part
head of household competition, the Renegades
cruised to victory.
Oh my God, I did it.
NARRATOR: And when Memphis faced off against Jerry in round two,
the win came even easier.
minutes and seconds.
Wow.
NARRATOR: The stage was set for the Renegades
to go head to head in the final round.
JULIE: For the final time this season,
the power is up for grabs.
NARRATOR: And Dan left nothing to chance.
Congratulations, Dan, you are the final head of household.
NARRATOR: After a summer of plotting and planning,
the Renegades accomplished their goal.
I'm sorry, I have to evict you, Jerry.
NARRATOR: And Jerry came up just short of capturing the prize.
Tonight, the final two take a look back
at the most emotional, volatile, and humorous
moments of the summer.
Plus, some of the best moments you've never seen.
It all happens now on "Big Brother ."
[theme music]
JULIE: Dan, please stand and cast your vote to evict.
All right, um, you know this is tough.
We've come so far, and we're just
one step away from the money.
It's unfortunate, but I feel we're all competitors.
I just hope when I'm years old,
I can be half the competitor you are, Jerry, because you made
a heck of a run at this, and I'm sorry, I have to evict you,
Jerry. - Thank you.
Me not having to vote out Jerry this week
is a great thing.
You know, I had a deal with Jerry,
so if I had to vote him out, that would completely
disrupt that deal, and he would leave
the house probably hating me.
Way to go.
Jerry had done everything he could to get to this point.
Jerry slithered his way to the final three,
and he's so close to the money, I just hated
to be the person to cut him.
You know, it's like saying, oh, here's your Christmas present,
oh, wait, you can't open it.
However, if Jerry would have made it in the final two,
he probably would have won.
Bye bye.
See ya, Jerry.
For the Renegades to be sitting in the final two,
we had to get lucky.
I cannot believe we made it this far,
and I'm very excited about it.
Oh, man.
It's a little surreal, man.
It's a lot surreal, actually.
You never think you could be one of the last two
left in this house.
Wow, I cannot believe this actually happened.
I mean, me and Dan in the Renegades,
we've been planning this out very meticulously for weeks
and weeks, and I'm this close to winning half a million dollars.
Dude, our bank accounts.
Think about that, man.
Dan, how do you spell your last name.
I want to write you a $, check.
I cannot believe we pulled that off.
See ya, Colonel.
He made a heck of a run, man.
I meant what I said.
I'm and can play half the game he did.
This is it, man.
This is it.
Nice.
Thanks, Big Brother.
Wow.
Asparagus.
I love asparagus.
First.
Mixologist, do your best, man.
This is what final two will get you.
Let's bless this mess first.
Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit,
bless us Lord in these gifts we're about to receive
thy bounty, Christ, oh Lord.
Amen.
God, thank you for the Renegades,
and pushing us through to the end.
And we'll do our best to make you proud.
Amen.
Now, we toast.
To the Renegades.
Renegades all the way to the end.
Had to get dirty, but we got it done.
I wonder what they're eating in the jury house?
Whatever it is, it's not going to taste like $,.
I cannot believe we're in the final two, man.
Me either.
We had to go through, what, other people to get here.
Who was the toughest to get out?
Toughest to get out was Jerry.
I put him up twice.
You got to give the old guy credit though, man,
to make this far.
Whether we brought him along or not,
he still had to keep his mouth shut
and actually win a few things, so he
did pretty well for his age.
That's very true.
Jerry, on the first night here, grabbed a boob.
Weird.
If my grandpa grabs boob in front of me,
way too much information.
My boobs are real though.
What?
You're boobs are real, nice.
Your boobs are real?
Are you kidding me?
Shut up.
Can America see that?
You can touch them.
Nice.
I'm a mother. I'm a mother.
Come on, Jerry.
Come on, Jerry.
Let me hold your heart.
How you doing, Jerry?
You all right?
I'm doing great.
Do we have a defibrillator in the house?
April's boobs are very real.
They are very, very real.
That was crazy.
No matter what we were talking about, he was hilarious.
You know, for , Jerry tried pretty hard to fit in with all
us younger people, you know?
I think I could write a rap song.
Oh, big boys don't cry.
Oh, Colonel.
Colonel, is rapping now.
Colonel's rapping.
The big sigh.
Boys don't cry.
Colonel busts out with a rap.
He started freestyling on me.
I thought I was going back to " Mile" for a second.
If I were to give you any kind of advice,
I would tell you don't dance and rap at the same time.
I think the Colonel just dances to his own beat,
and the dude was throwing out his own flows out there.
Big boys don't cry.
You lie a big sigh.
Here we go.
Where you wanna go, baby?
From where I'm at, they start calling
him Funk Master Colonel.
Let's go to the duty house.
Do you want to think I'm a quiet mouse?
Let's get [bleep] on, baby.
Oh my gosh.
Wow.
What about Jerry's famous nicknames
for you and I, Judas and the womanizer.
Oh, yeah.
But the best part about it was when he called me Judas,
he did it in front of everyone, and he made himself--
you know, he took himself down a few notches with that.
I would like to talk a little bit about how I feel.
Dan, let me tell you, you kind of walked around the house
wearing a cross, toted your Bible,
told Jessie up in the HOH in the second week
that you would give up your religion
before you'd break your word.
You will always be Judas at my house.
I understand that.
What else did he do that was completely--
Oh, you're going to let the womanizer slide like that?
Tell me how you really felt when he called you that.
I knew Jerry called me a womanizer for like two weeks.
Didn't hit home until he actually said it to my face.
Everybody in this room knows I've never come up to anybody,
and said, I want them out except for Jerry.
And y'all--
I know that.
I know you know that.
I made it clear that you would know.
But what I'm saying is--
You were disrespectful to me the other night.
It doesn't matter.
You called me a womanizer, dude.
Well, that's what you are.
Excuse me?
You really want to say that to my face.
Are you out of your mind, old man?
Are you [bleep] out of your mind?
You grabbing some girls [bleep].
You're married, and you call me a [bleep] womanizer?
You want to see me get [bleep] real?
I'll get really real?
Don't come to me like that.
Do not come to me like that.
You'll be the worst [bleep] nightmare--
I swear to God, man.
I don't so.
You're going to come after me as a person,
and call me a womanizer, when you don't even know me.
Guys, it's a game.
No, it's not a game when he's attacking me.
Womanizer?
Womanizer?
Are you kidding me, man?
Are you [bleep] out of your mind?
You ever go after me as a person ever again like that, watch it.
That's all I got to say to you.
Good for you.
Call me a [bleep] womanizer again, and see what happens.
Memphis, look how far the Renegades have come, man.
Yeah, definitely.
You know there's a lot of crazy stuff
that went on week one, you know.
Jerry swore on Semper Fi to Brian,
and Brian being a military guy, you
thought that was a done deal.
And then, all of a sudden, week one, Brian's getting m doored.
I mean, I was shocked.
I mean, did you know about all that?
Yeah, I definitely knew that.
I know I'll be friends with you for a long time
out of this, and same thing with Brian,
but obviously having an alliance with you was a better call.
Can I use your restroom?
What?
Can I use your restroom?
Oh, can you use my restroom?
Is that OK.
You know what that means?
I got to go with her.
I'm sorry.
In his room.
You got to go, you got to go.
Right here, buddy.
Jerry, we've been meaning to talk to you.
Let's start the revolution.
Well, first of all, Jerry, you know,
we all know this is a game to a point where everybody talks,
and today, word got around to everybody
that there's been a player who's been
in contact with multiple people, basically the entire house.
Our point of this is--
You have to put Brian up.
We're not saying this is not tough.
We know this is tough.
This is tough for anybody.
He played everybody.
He's being a snake big time.
He played everybody in here.
Bro, we're the only ones he hasn't talked to.
He wants me out next.
He wants me out week three.
He's got an alliance with Angie.
He's got an alliance with Angie.
He's got an alliance with him.
He's got an alliance--
With April.
And he's making you do all his dirty work, so his hands
are clean of the blood.
So you look like the bad guy.
You have to put Brian up this week.
Oh, you're telling me that either I do it your way or--
let me tell you a little right now.
You've already formed an alliance right here.
There's alliances everywhere.
This is the voters.
You have no vote.
Now, you just threatened me, see?
No, no, no.
By the way, I didn't say you.
He's saying that you can't vote unless it's a tie.
What we're saying is that next week,
you're not going be able to get head of household, Jerry.
I know that.
You will not go out.
We give you our work that we will not put you up next week.
We promise.
You will not go up next week at all.
You have our word you will not go up.
You know what?
I'm not sure I trust anybody enough to believe that.
This is a rather difficult chore for me to undertake.
What has happened I formed an alliance.
I wanted this alliance to be loyal till the end,
but I found out that this person who I went with
had other alliances.
I nominee you, Brian.
Brian leaving was a rude awakening,
and I'm myself to myself, I'm screwed.
I'm the next one gone, and lucky for me, I had a chance.
I think Brian would be happy to see us both here.
I think he would.
I think he's laughing right now.
Brian was hilarious.
What about the puppet show he made fun of Renny?
I mean, I still laugh about that.
Day seven in the Big Brother house, a three act sock play.
Basically, my strategy is a little bit of everybody
enjoy themselves, have a good time together.
Togetherness is wonderful.
We really are sad Brian's leaving,
which will just make people want me to stay even more.
How do we make the Renny sock?
Oh my God.
Wow.
We need to do a whole eviction ceremony with you and Renny.
Sweet.
Are we going behind the couch?
Yeah.
We have to set up the stage here.
Put your hand up higher.
Well, tonight is the live eviction ceremony.
I'm first
Renny, please hold on.
Brian, we'll start with you.
I started off this game, I first went in,
I started making alliances.
I made , alliances in three hours.
Big Brother record.
I'm very proud of it.
Renny, now it's your turn to address the guests.
[FALSETTO] I know I'm going home.
Jessie, you suck.
It's immature, Jessie, is you suck.
I hate everybody in here.
I don't feel very well.
Blah.
Ollie, cast your vote.
Brian.
Because he made alliances with me, and I think
he's a big fat liar.
April, where you at, girl?
Girl, where you at?
April?
So I want to vote for--
April, this is Big Brother, please put your top on when
in the diary room session.
But don't you want to see my boobies?
Yes, ma'am.
April, please cast your vote.
I want to vote for Brian, because he's a big fat liar.
Let's go back to the living room,
and let Brian know the bad news.
And now, guests, the person who will
be evicted the first week with a vote of to ,
Brian, you are evicted.
[cheering]
What were you thinking when you first walked in this house?
Like really?
I knew Jessie right away was not
going to last very long, because the first night he
got into a fight with Renny over what?
Over being woken up?
Mary and Saint Joseph.
Why won't this open?
It's locked.
Y'all, it's locked.
No way.
I swear.
It's locked.
Old girl Renny, she was in the other room.
[inaudible].
She decided that she needed to yell, scream, hoop, and holler.
It's locked.
Oh, have mercy.
There is no off switch for her.
[interposing voices]
- I'm serious. - There's no way they locked.
That's a fire hazard.
They did.
Steve, I swear.
[high pitched laugh] Sorry, Steve.
After about minutes of just listening to her like
yell practically at the top of her lungs,
I just straight woke up.
Dude, all I can is that jackal laugh.
[high pitched laugh]
I knew that everybody was going
to be loud the first night, but Renny
just took it to the extreme.
Renny is definitely pissing me off.
Gosh, like I'm sleeping in like the other room.
All that noise, I thought you were
like literally outside my door.
Lighten up.
You were in the next room.
Yeah.
I was asleep, and--
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I really am.
No, I believe--
I'm not saying you're not sorry.
I'm just like-- that's why I'm up.
I mean, I'm up.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I just don't think she understands.
How old are you?
Like ?
Come on.
Come on what?
Lighten up.
Lighten up.
Like I was asleep.
You don't look bad.
Come on.
Give me a break.
I'd be embarrassed if that was my son.
Like, he's such a baby.
I swear to God, the next person--
I'll give them my cotton ba*ls.
NARRATOR: Outgoing.
Outspoken.
You're going home.
OK, wait, listen.
Shut up.
NARRATOR: Outrageous.
Oh my God.
NARRATOR: The search is on for the next Big
Brother houseguests.
Do you have what it takes to move
in and compete in a three month power struggle
for a half million dollars?
Go to CBS.com/bigbrother for details.
Thank you, America.
The good old pink room, the pony room.
The bed of April and Ollie.
I wouldn't touch it if I were you.
April and Ollie's love nest.
I would not touch that.
Do you think April and Ollie would
have ever got in a showmance?
The boom boom room.
The boom boom room.
No, I would never put Ollie and April in this bed or even
together.
You ever been in love?
Never.
You think of me as a friend?
Or like a boyfriend?
Do I really have to answer that?
I don't have to answer that.
I don't want you to answer that.
OK.
I know the answer.
What?
Tell me.
Mr. Know-It-All, please, tell me.
Do you think we would continue to be friends for life?
Of course.
Of course.
I think that you and I have a lot more in common
than a lot of people think.
Like I look at you like one of my best friends.
I've always wanted to marry one of my best friends,
but I honestly think of you as a best friend.
Is it bad to be sexually attracted to your best friend?
No, that's perfect.
My relationship with April is far beyond what some people
may call a showmance.
This is something that's real, and having something
potentially outside the house is really not
out of the question right now.
What if I said I wanted to live with you?
Let me tell you one thing.
You're going to move to Spain, and I'm going to tell you,
there are millions of me.
Like millions.
I'm telling you that right now.
What are telling me this for?
This you see everywhere.
Except usually it's fake and stuff.
I want us--
do you not know I want to stay with you?
My door's open for as long as you need it.
What if it's forever?
Is your door open forever?
Yes.
I want you to live with me.
I want to live with you too.
Oh, the hippie room.
Remember, Keesha and Renny, this was their spot.
This is Keesha and Renny hang out time.
Renny was pretty funny, man.
She had a lot of outfits, like masks and pink wigs--
- Sideburns. - And weird glasses.
Sideburns.
I mean, who owns that stuff and why?
But one thing Renny was good at was impersonations.
It gave you a little insight in her game.
Is because she was very observant, because she could
pull anybody off to the T.
Who can do a good Libra?
I'm gonna imitate Libra, watch.
Baby, what you cook?
Renny's impersonations are priceless,
and the funny thing about them is they're always dead on.
Julie, you're beautiful.
Yeah, Julie?
First thing I'd like to say, Mrs. Chen,
you look beautiful tonight.
If I leave this house, I'm going to go home to a girl
that I love.
If you guys feel you need to get me out of here,
I understand, because then I'll be going home to a girlfriend
that I love very much.
I'd like to see what Jessie's is.
Jessie.
Jessie?
- Be gentle. - Do Jessie?
Wait.
I can live with that.
I can live with that.
No, that was good.
Renny, you're a comedian.
- Oh, come on. - Oh, can you do the Colonel?
The Colonel?
April?
I can do April.
Oh my God, like.
Come on, y'all need to imitate some people.
Darling, let me tell you something.
Oh, that was perfect.
My relationship with Renny was kind of a love hate thing.
You know, I kind of looked at her like my mom away from mom.
She took care of me a lot.
I mean, she gave us haircuts.
She cooked for us all the time.
But whenever I had a chance to make fun of her,
I always did that.
What time is it right now?
Like
o'clock.
So what, it's o'clock were you're in?
What are you saying?
What are you asking me?
Right now, you're two hours behind in New Orleans, right?
Or two hours ahead.
Behind.
So it's o'clock, right?
What do you mean it's o'clock?
In New Orleans right now, it's o'clock.
What time is it here?
:.
It's fricking :.
No, Renny.
Dan--
It's later on the east coast than it is on the west coast.
You don't see it.
I know what time it is in New Orleans, dude.
What time is it in New Orleans.
It's o'clock right now.
It's o'clock in New Orleans.
No, it's not, Renny.
Don't tell me.
I know my time zone, dude.
OK, it's : PM--
In the east coast, it's a hour ahead of New Orleans.
OK, it's : PM in California right now.
What time is it in New Orleans?
It is o'clock.
Don't laugh.
You're making an a*s out of yourself in front of America.
I don't know why you're laughing.
I'm not laughing at you.
I'm just saying, who celebrates New Year's first?
New York or California?
New York because they're an hour ahead of me.
Ahead of New Orleans?
Ahead of New Orleans.
And then us and then y'all.
Ahead.
Right.
Exactly.
So it's Central time, a*s.
But I'm saying it's : in California, what time is it
in New Orleans at this moment?
o'clock.
You're right, Renny.
The international time zone's been flipped since we've
been in the Big Brother house.
Is he trying to make me angry?
No, Renny, I'm really not.
Don't tell me I don't know the time zones.
I'm not.
It's o'clock in New Orleans.
Y'all think I'm a dummy?
No.
I don't think you're dumb at all.
OK, wait, wait, wait.
What are you asking me?
If it's o'clock--
If it's o'clock right now--
It's o'clock.
Renny was about to smack Dan.
I'll tell you what, my relationship with Keesha
changed since week one when I got to know her.
We had a lot in common.
She's from the Midwest, she has a big heart,
and we grew very close.
Very special girl.
Very special.
OK, let me ask you this.
To save Gizmo's life, would you eat another dog?
You're a sicker, dude.
I'm asking.
I can't believe that Dan would say something like that
about my little baby Gizmo.
Ah.
I'm going to miss you.
Gizmo, it's my little dog who I love more than anything.
Dan, so rotten.
Legitimate question.
You're a sicko.
Keesha and I have a brother sister relationship.
The younger brother antagonizes, terrorizes,
and scares the older sister whenever he gets a chance.
[scream]
I'm gonna put yogurt all over your leg.
Ew.
What the hell, Dan?
[scream]
Brat.
You want some more?
I don't know why Dan does what he does?
He just does it to aggravate me.
I'm like ugh.
You got chocolate all over your face.
Dan!
You're such an a*s.
[SQUEAKY VOICE] Stop it, Dan.
Stop.
Dan.
Come on, Keesha.
Dan, get outta here.
Oh my God.
You got me, Dan.
You got me good.
See what I have to deal with?
Truce.
Ew.
Keesha's birthday, Dan, was, I think--
Uncomfortable.
All time, uncomfortable situation in the Big Brother
house was Keesha's birthday.
Once again, Jessie caused a huge fight.
I feel like sometimes I prove myself to April time and time
again and she still doubts me.
Like, I can't have people behind me that don't even trust me.
I was laying down for, you know,
maybe my third or fourth nap of the day, and I was awoken.
I'm like, uh-huh.
You don't say?
Nobody's gonna tell me who I can talk to
and who I can't talk to in in this house.
That's all I need to hear.
I was laying down in our room.
Keesha came in there, she goes, I can't believe
she's talking to me like that.
Keesha's like-- - Why is she like--
- What did I do to her? - Nothing.
I wasn't even the one who said it.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Oh, God.
One of my naps finally paid off.
I heard that you said she has no right in the world
to talk to me like that.
OK, who do we need to talk to right now?
So, it's fine.
I'm just saying--
No, it's not fine.
No, that's [bleep].
Did you go tell April stuff that I said?
I've been over here sitting with Renny.
What are you talking about?
I don't know.
She's in there being stupid.
Little b*tch--
It's your birthday, Keesha.
I don't care.
You don't want to get upset on your birthday, OK?
I really can't stand her.
She's going in there.
The reason why they came to you with that
is so you'd do exactly what happened.
You know, April, I want to know who said it.
I want to know who said it.
Jessie.
Oh my God.
Surprise.
Jessie.
This is why, America.
This is why you put all -year-old women in the house,
because they go crazy.
You got Memphis out there making fun of it.
They think this is great.
I don't care what they think.
Now will you listen?
Will you shut up a minute?
Don't tell me to shut up.
OK.
Now we're all going against each other.
This is even better.
You have to to stop talking to people like that.
I didn't talk to them.
You're sticking fingers in people's faces.
Damn it.
OK, this is great.
It's inappropriate.
If he can hear all that through
those walls, because that's what--
that wasn't the conversation.
Wait, say what?
I said, for you to come in and start trying to make [bleep]
happen, is real [bleep] up.
Oh, wait, wait, wait.
So you want to yell at me for laying down--
I'm not playing your game.
OK.
Conversation ended.
Who wants to come sing happy birthday?
Let's go.
Let's get this party started.
No tears.
This is happy birthday time.
Come on, dear.
Look how beautiful that cake is.
It is ended.
I'm here to defend myself.
I don't give a damn about you defending yourself.
Exactly.
I'm tired of hearing you talk.
OK.
Period.
You're not hurting me any.
All you're doing is hurting yourself.
By listening to something else--
I'm done with you.
I'm sick of you.
And you're getting the [bleep] on my nerves.
Great. Great.
Period.
[SINGING] Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday, dear Keesha, happy birthday to you.
Anybody want cake?
Overall, everybody, I think, there
was only a few times that we actually all had a good time.
I think the dynamic of everybody was a bit much.
I don't know.
I disagree.
I think we had a ton of fun.
We played games all the time.
Remember the Variety Hour, man?
That was a heck of a time.
We were bored so Dan decided to make
like a little talk show.
The host of Big Brother Late Night, please welcome Dan.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
[inaudible] our first episode, we have a packed house,
and we're excited to be here.
First guest today, one of the most beautiful people
ever to grace this earth, our fashion
consultant, one Miss Keesha.
We're happy to have you.
Thank you, darlings.
Thank you.
So today, we are gonna do a make over
on our favorite little girl, Angie.
The lovely Francisco is going to assist me.
Francisco, please show them the hair.
This is a Bob.
I'm so happy now.
Thank you.
She's single, very attractive, and she goes by the name
of-- what's your name again?
April.
On the Variety Show our two main guests
were Ollie and April.
When you come into a situation like this,
you're not looking for love, you're looking for one thing,
and that's procreation.
What?
I got kids right now, OK?
From different women.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
You didn't Tell me that.
Well, I was planning on tell you after the kid.
But now, you know.
I didn't know any other way to tell you.
But now you have .
Well.
First ever, on-air pregnancy.
Ladies and gentlemen, how about one more round of applause?
Dan.
Good job.
That was a lot of fun.
That was some good times, man.
Ollie was really funny in that.
Ollie, afraid of birds.
I didn't know what his deal was.
OK, Ollie played college football.
You've gone against some of the biggest, meanest,
fastest athletes in the world, and
you're scared of a mini crow.
Are you kidding me?
Ollie was so scared of birds, I didn't understand.
It's a bird.
I could squish any bird with my hand and k*ll it.
What do think it's going to do?
Peck your eyes out?
Whoa.
What?
Ollie's afraid of birds.
It was miles away.
Man, I never liked birds.
My number one fear in the world is birds.
And I think it goes back to the old Alfred Hitchcock movie.
You got them flying down in our backyard and messing with us.
Leave us alone.
I'm just trying to live my life.
Anything with wings that big is scary.
You wouldn't have been around the dinosaur days
with the pterodactyl.
That's what I'm saying.
That's all those are, former dinosaurs.
They extinct and they turn into birds and crows.
That's what dinosaurs are.
- Really? - What are they doing?
He's scared of birds.
Oh, very scared.
I know.
It's like one of his biggest fears.
I don't know what the birds ever did to Ollie
but something went wrong in his childhood,
because he ran for his life when he saw an itty bitty crow.
Fricking crow.
Stupid crow.
Swim Club.
Swim Club with Ollie and Renny.
You have Renny with her swim cap, who looked like a Q-tip
trying to learn how to swim.
And I'll tell you what, Swim Club
was an overwhelming success.
They both learned how to swim, however,
the enrollment of Swim Club dropped to zero when
I stabbed Ollie in the back.
So I have a plan in place.
There's a reason why we're doing everything.
So what's rule number one?
Don't tell anyone about Swim Club.
What's rule number two?
Don't tell anyone about Swim Club.
And what's rule number three?
Don't talk about--
No.
If you teach us something, we have to do what the plan says.
Ollie and Renny came to me, and said,
hey, Dan, I don't know how to swim, and being a teacher,
I've created something we like to call Swim Club.
Was that the first time you've had your head under water?
That many times, yeah.
Next thing we'll do is work on our kicks.
Let's just be honest for about three seconds here.
I can't swim a lick.
You guys gotta extend your legs out and do a kick.
Like that.
There you go.
Relax your chest.
Relax.
Relax your neck.
Lay your head back.
Ice cream. Ice cream.
Just relax.
We got you.
We're not going anywhere. - Don't drop me.
Do no drop me.
I'm not going to.
I will ease up a little bit.
Ollie's swimming abilities is about
equal to a brick in water.
Ollie?
I swallowed a lot.
Hey, water went up my nose.
All the way.
All the way.
All the way.
All the way to the wall.
If Renny can get out there, a -year-old woman
can get out there in the pool and attempt
to learn how to swim--
Good job, Renny.
Why can't I?
Ollie won't forget that I was his Swim Club instructor,
and coming into this house, he didn't know how to swim,
but leaving, he did, and hopefully,
when it comes to giving the half million dollars,
maybe that's his tuition.
He'll pay me half a million dollars
for teaching him how to swim.
You never know.
When we saved you in this house that
was when the house was divided.
Man, we had some grudges in this house.
I mean, think of Michelle's vengeance
towards everyone that evicted Jessie.
You know, Michelle, would not rest until Jessie was avenged,
and she never got a chance to do that.
Jessie, that's for you, baby.
I told you I was gonna do it.
I told you.
I'm flipping this house upside down.
You guys can come over here.
You don't have to hide.
I'm not hiding.
Don't hide.
Don't hide.
I am not afraid of you.
They're liars though.
They're liars though.
Now, y'all best friends.
Don't get me [bleep] started.
If you have something to say, Libra,
don't be afraid to say it.
You're a liar.
You're a liar.
Be gone, liar.
Out the door.
You're going home.
Hey, good job, you swore on your children, you b*tch.
I didn't swear on my children.
Yes, you did.
No, I didn't.
Yes, you did.
No. I didn't
- That's exactly what you said. - No, I didn't.
I didn't swear on my kids.
He was right there, and so did Keesha.
I didn't swear on my kids about Jessie.
No. I didn't.
Yeah.
OK.
You don't care about your kids.
You don't even want a letter from them.
I'm glad you're going home, dummy.
I'm not [bleep] dumb.
Last time I check, I graduated from Rice [bleep] University.
With low honor.
Yeah, with magna c*m laude.
Look it up.
Come on, baby.
I love it.
Even through all the fighting, man,
I think the reason why we're still here
is because we were able to control our emotions
and stay out of the fights.
I mean, anyone who got into a fight is now gone.
Now, the jury, who hates us all.
The thing is is they have to vote.
Now all these people that may not like us,
all these people we've been talking about that
have been fighting, we know have to convince them to give one
of us a half million dollars.
This is what's great about me and you sitting here
is we can laugh about it because we honestly don't know
how the jury's going to go.
It's so up in the air, and we'll have the questions,
and we'll answer them.
Jury house is so wide open, the half million
dollars may come down to how we answer their questions.
And who's a better speaker, the Catholic school teacher
or the mixologist from LA?
I guess we'll find out here pretty soon.
May the best man win the k, man.
May the best Renegade win the half million dollars.
Heard that.
Cheers.
Dan's pissed off a lot of people in this house,
so I think I have a good chance of winning.
But the thing is, I'm not going to bad mouth Dan.
We're gonna be men about it.
If Memphis thinks I'm going to ease up on him,
he's kidding himself.
The Renegades have made it to the end,
however, only one person is going to win the half million
dollars, and I'm going to do everything in that power
to make sure it's me.
And whether it means I through Memphis under the bus,
you better believe I'm going to do it.
NARRATOR: Who will be crowned the winner of "Big Brother "
and take home the half million dollar prize, Dan or Memphis?
The jury members return to cast their votes live
Tuesday at :/: Central on the season
finale of "Big Brother ."
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