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03x29 - Episode 29

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).

03x29 - Episode 29

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother,"

Head of Household Jason made two difficult nominations--

I nominated Marcellas and Amy.

NARRATOR: --pitting the two good friends

against each other and angered Marcellas.

Jason's thinking strategically,

and that was why he nominated me.

Then he made a crucial error.

NARRATOR: The HouseGuests learned the final veto

of the game would have a twist.

If you are nominated for eviction

and win the Golden Veto, you can take yourself

off the chopping block.

Wow.

NARRATOR: And when one of the nominees won--

Congratulations, Marcellas.

You have the Golden Veto.

NARRATOR: --Jason and Danielle had to rethink their strategy.

I'm really gonna work so hard to convince Marcellas

not to use the Power of Veto.

NARRATOR: And in a surprise that shocked the house--

I'm not gonna use it.

I don't want you to have to decide between them.

I don't want you guys to go through the moment

that I went through this week.

NARRATOR: --Marcellas put his faith in Danielle and Lisa.

I vote to evict Marcellas.

I vote to evict Amy.

NARRATOR: Leaving Jason with the responsibility

of breaking the tie.

You should've used the veto.

I'm sorry, but I vote to evict you, Marcellas.

NARRATOR: The HouseGuests had to regroup

and compete for a crucial Head of Household competition.

HouseGuests, the power is up for grabs.

NARRATOR: And Danielle picked the perfect week to win.

Congratulations, you won by one point.

NARRATOR: Who will Danielle choose

to nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ".

[theme music]

JULIE: OK, Marcellas, please reveal your decision now.

Marcellas had the Golden Veto.

He had three options.

He could have saved himself.

He could've saved Amy, or just leave it as is.

I'm not gonna use it.

A moment of sadness came upon me because I

knew how it was gonna play out.

And I was thinking, why, Marcellas?

Why didn't you save yourself?

I did expect him to veto himself.

It was a very big decision, a very brave decision.

Unbelievable.

I really am shocked that Marcellas didn't use the veto.

The fact that Marcellas left everything as

is, the only two people who were able to vote

was Lisa and myself.

The fact that it was live made it very stressful.

JULIE: We have a tie.

As Head of Household, you will now cast the deciding vote.

As harsh and as terrible as it is,

you should've used the veto.

I'm sorry, but I vote to evict you, Marcellas.

The look on Marcellas' face, the look of shock.

It's ugly, but you have to do it.

I'm sorry.

It's a horrible way to go, not even remotely

thinking that there's that chance that you

might walk out the door.

And Marcellas really didn't think that he would.

He didn't even have all of his stuff packed.

It was horrible.

Marcellas, I love you.

We walked Marcellas to the door,

and I know that must have been really,

really hard for Marcellas.

I still love you.

He said, I love you, Amy.

Love you, D. Love you, Lisa.

And he said even, I love you, Jason.

I'm sorry.

It hurt me that I stayed and that he went.

You OK?

And I know that he went through the same thing

when I left before.

So it's a very, very emotional thing.

When it comes down to it, it's Danielle

that I'm looking out for.

Marcellas is my friend.

But he also was my competitor.

It's OK, girl.

When you get this far in this game,

you're gonna have to stab friends in the back.

You got to lie to them.

A lot of people played this game with honesty,

and a lot of people left because of that.

I was fairly confident that we were gonna vote to evict Amy.

Lisa and I never had a conversation about our strategy

because I never thought that Marcellas was not

going to use the Golden Veto.

The fact that Danielle voted differently than I did,

it leaves me very suspicious.

And I have a very bad taste in my mouth.

Eight down, two more to go.

JULIE: We have a new Head of Household.

Danielle, congratulations.

That's right!

I won it!

That's right!

Lot of people, they clapped.

They smiled.

They're subdued.

Oh my god!

That's right!

Yeah, I think I lost my mind.

I'm jumping up and down, swinging, shadow boxing.

Yeah!

To finally win it.

Give me my key. Give me.

Give me. Give me.

It's mine! It's mine!

It's mine!

I was so excited.

It's mine!

She pulled it through.

I was just like, yes.

Because I was in such a bad spot if Amy

were to win Head of Household.

Congratulations.

I think that if I were in Danielle's position,

I would nominate Jason.

Jason is Danielle's biggest threat in this game.

I don't feel that safe at all.

And I really can't put my finger on why.

This is my first HoH, so I am so happy.

Oh man.

You open the door, and you get your goodie basket.

Wow.

And I have this robe.

The hot pink robe.

This is the tackiest thing ever.

Brie cheese!

Oh, you got your brie.

What is it?

Bon Jovi, "Greatest Hits"!

And then there was a drawing.

And you opened it up.

It was that drawing from home.

It was a house with a porch.

People always say, what do you enjoy?

What do you want in life?

And people say, oh, fame and lots of money.

And I always said, all I want is a house with a wraparound porch

and a place to call home.

It's a dream.

To have that drawing from home was just like,

they know my dreams, and they know

that they're part of my dreams.

When Marcellas left, Amy was not only shocked but visibly upset.

I sat her down to let her know that I voted

to evict Marcellas.

I just don't--

Look.

I mean, I'm lost.

Listen to me.

And I had to explain to Amy, when you don't trust someone,

they got to go.

And Marcellas gave speeches about trust.

And you have to decide who you really trust.

And I explained to her.

I said, Roddy knew too much information.

Chiara knew too much information.

I do believe Marcellas told them.

I understand.

You understand?

Yeah.

I also believe that Amy told him some things, too.

Trust.

I know.

I love the guy.

I love him dearly. - I do, too.

- It's a game. - I know.

I know it is. I know.

I know it is.

OK.

I know.

I have to play this right.

So I have to work it.

I have to make sure my words are right with Amy.

You got my heart, Amy.

I love you, Danielle.

I know.

Whatever Danielle does, her word to me is gold.

Whatever she does is fine.

OK, baby girl?

The final two will be myself and Jason.

And the only two people who are standing in our way

is Lisa and Amy.

What do you think?

Do you think I made a right decision or a wrong decision?

No, I think you obviously with your heart, and that's great.

I just wish that I would have known so you

didn't have that pressure.

I went to Jason and I was just like, look,

I am really sorry that you had to make that decision.

Whatever happened happened.

That was fine because I thought that was--

well, I thought--

I talked to Dani before the sink,

and she said it wasn't gonna be a tie.

So I didn't know.

There was a weird--

I don't know how to explain it.

There was a weird something going on there.

So I'm sorry.

Yeah.

So it was fine.

I don't think she had a chance, so.

I was around Danielle quite a bit before the live show,

and she did have time to tell me if she was switching something.

And so that, I kind of feel, she did kind of behind my back.

She won Head of Household.

We're good.

We're good.

I feel really bad that I had to put Jason in that situation,

but I feel like somehow it was a setup through Danielle.

What left a bad taste in my mouth

is when we were getting ready for the Head of Household

competition outside and Jason turned around and asked me

how I voted or who I voted for.

The fact that he asked me that and the way

that Jason asked me that question

didn't sit right with me.

And I instantly had the feeling that I was set up by something

or that something was going on with Danielle or Jason.

And it just left me feeling really super uneasy.

And maybe I'm just being paranoid.

Then I brought Danielle into the bathroom when I was changing.

I asked her.

I was like, how come we voted differently?

How come we didn't solidify anything?

I really did.

What she said to me in response made sense.

She's like, I really didn't know that

he wasn't gonna save himself, or that he wasn't gonna--

I didn't know that he wasn't gonna use it

and this, this, this, this.

But just some--

I don't know.

There's just still a missing piece, a missing puzzle piece

and I don't know what it is.

I'm a little concerned with whatever

I feel Jason and Danielle have going

on that excludes me that could turn

around to bite me in the butt.

Good evening, and welcome back to "Big Brother".

We're about to begin a luxury competition with a prize that's

sure to thrill the HouseGuests.

But in order to win, the HouseGuests

must remain loyal to each other when faced with temptation.

Good evening, HouseGuests.

- Hey, Julie! - Julie!

- Hi. - Hi.

- Guess what? - What?

What?

JULIE: It's time for this week's luxury competition.

Yay!

Yay!

JULIE: Right.

Now, we've placed four cell phones throughout--

[screaming]

--the house-- calm down, Amy--

each in a different room.

Now, when I give you the signal, you'll have two minutes

to find one of these phones.

Is everybody ready? - Yes.

- Yes. - Yes.

Go!

Two minutes!

Two minutes.

I started running.

And I scrubbed.

I fell.

But I didn't skip a beat.

You know, I'm up.

I got to get the phone.

This way.

I didn't have any problem actually finding mine at all.

It was right in the bathroom.

I got one.

Yes!

I got one. - Help me.

Help me. Help me.

Top, Jason.

Look at the top.

I go to the cot room, and no cell phone.

And time is ticking away.

And I'm like, this is horrible.

Oh, it's got to be in the kitchen.

Kitchen.

Ah, I found it!

I got it.

OK.

Everybody got one?

Yeah.

We got 'em.

Congratulations, HouseGuests.

Thank you.

Thank you, Julie.

Now listen up, everyone.

You've each won a three-minute T-Mobile personal phone

call and a gift worth up to $, to send to a loved one.

Oh my god.

JULIE: To continue with this competition,

I'll need each of you to bring your cell phone

to the Diary Room one by one.

Danielle, please come to the Diary Room now.

Hello, Danielle. - Hi.

JULIE: How are you?

Fine, thank you.

How much does this mean to you to receive this

T-Mobile personal phone call?

A lot.

So you want this?

Mhm.

Well, guess what?

Oh, you're gonna get scandalous on me.

What?

We're not done yet.

We're actually going to make the prize even better.

I'm going to offer you $, in cash in addition

to your three-minute phone call and the gift.

However, there's a catch.

If you accept this offer, everyone else in the house

will get nothing.

No phone calls, no gifts to send.

Now, before you decide, I want to warn you

the rest of your HouseMates are going

to receive the same offer.

So if you turn this offer down and someone else accepts it,

that means you will lose your personal phone

call and the $, gift to send someone.

Only one person may win the cash,

the phone call, and the gift.

If more than one person accepts this offer,

the winner will be determined by the person who

has the lowest number under the silver seal

on their cell phone.

If you accept the offer and win--

Mhm?

--no one will find out from us.

So are you willing to take the $, along

with your three-minute phone call and begin?

Let's see.

I have Jason, who's just sweet as pie.

And I have Lisa, who loves everyone.

And I would have been OK, but we're dealing with Amy here.

My mama didn't raise no fool.

So you bet your buccaneer I accept the offer.

That's right.

$, prize gift to my loved one and a three-minute phone

call, absolutely.

Hi, Amy.

Hi.

How much does this mean to you to receive this T-Mobile

personal call and the ability to send a gift worth up

to $, to someone you love?

It means a whole, whole lot.

Well, guess what?

What?

I'm going to offer you $, in cash

in addition to your three-minute phone call and the gift.

OK.

If you accept this offer, Amy, everyone else in the house

will get nothing.

So Amy, are you willing to take the $, in cash

along with your three-minute phone call and the gift?

I just feel like it would be kind of selfish of me

to do that.

As much as I want to, I can't do it.

I just want to remind you, Amy,

that the rest of your HouseMates will receive the same offer.

I don't think Danielle would take it.

Ooh, then again, I don't know.

Oh god.

What if I turn that $, in $,?

The same conditions apply.

Julie!

O-- fi--

Will you take that offer?

It's your decision.

OK, I'll accept it.

That's horrible.

I'm so selfish.

- Hi, Lisa. - Hi.

How are you?

Good.

How much does this mean to you to receive this

T-Mobile personal phone call?

It means a lot.

I'm going to offer you $, in cash

if you accept this offer, Lisa.

Everyone else in the house will get nothing.

So Lisa?

I do not want it, no.

I care about the people in this house

too much to take the phone call and take the money away.

I tell you what.

I'm going to up the ante.

What if I offered you $, and the same conditions

applied?

Ah!

JULIE: Will you take that offer?

No, I will not take that offer, either.

Well, Lisa, "Big Brother" has one final offer.

$,.

What do you say now, Lisa?

I will not accept this offer.

How much does this mean to you?

It's better than winning the whole game

to be able to talk to somebody and tell them that I said hi

and that I love them.

It's huge.

Well, guess what, Jason?

We're not done yet.

We're going to make the prize even better.

Really?

I'm going to offer you $, cash

in addition to your three-minute phone call and the gift.

Wow.

However, there is a catch.

Yeah, of course.

What's the catch?

If you accept this offer, Jason, everyone else

in the house will get nothing.

You know what?

I love the other three HouseGuests in here.

The phone call means so much to Danielle.

I'm going to decline on the $,.

It's not worth it.

What if I turned that $, into $,

and the same conditions apply?

Will you take that offer?

That's a lot.

Julie, I'm gonna say no.

If you turn this offer down, there will be no more offers.

"Big Brother" will give you $,.

Think it through, Jason.

Agh!

JULIE: Think it through.

You know what?

I-- argh!

JULIE: $,.

Yeah.

JULIE: What do you say, Jason?

Julie--

JULIE: $,, cash.

I absolutely hate this because I'm going to scumbag

on the rest of the house.

It's a game.

I hope that they'll forgive me, but I'm

gonna accept the $, offer.

I'm sorry, HouseGuests.

When he was gone for so long, I knew he was gonna accept it.

I kept hoping someone else would so I wouldn't be the lone one.

OK, everyone, I will ask each of you

to take the seal off your cell phone.

Please look at the number written inside

and show it to the camera.

That was in the event of a tie breaker.

The person with the lowest number would win.

I really didn't think that anybody in this house

would have been tempted by the money,

and I sound like I'm being so naive.

While keeping the number on your phone concealed,

put it in the lockbox on the coffee table.

Are you all ready?

Yes.

Yep.

JULIE: An offer will be paid out.

One of you will be receiving a $, cash prize

along with a three-minute T-Mobile phone call and a gift

to send to a loved one.

The rest of you will get nothing.

An offer will be paid out.

The rest of you will get nothing.

My heart just dropped.

It shattered.

Wasn't me.

Jason?

You were in there an awfully long time, Jason.

Did you accept an offer, Dani?

I thought I heard you scream.

Jason.

He was in there for a long time.

- I was in there a long time. - I heard you go, boom.

They raised the offer.

I know they did.

What was the offer for you?

It was K.

You were in there for damn minutes, Jason!

Wait a minute.

Did you accept your K?

You did!

You had to because if you didn't know about the K,

then you accepted that.

- Somebody else could accept it. - [inaudible] to you, Lis--

- I didn't accept it. - Oh.

Oh, you didn't?

She still wasn't--

It's Amy.

It's Amy because I accepted it at .

Lisa admitted that she didn't accept it.

So just process of elimination, I was like, you're busted, Amy.

I didn't want to take it, y'all.

I think you all suck.

Oh, come on, Lili!

Oh, Lisa!

I really thought that this house had a stronger bond.

Except for Lisa, we all scumbagged it out.

Lili, you're good.

No, you're good because I was just selfish.

I just can't do it.

And she was like, well, let's up the ante.

She was like, say it's .

And I was like, why you gonna do this to me?

I didn't want $,.

I wanted to talk to my dad, and I wanted to give my mom a gift.

I was like, well, you know what?

Still, no one's talked to their family and I have.

And she said, but that there's only two more weeks.

And I was like, all right, you're right.

There's only two more weeks.

I should've known.

I mean, Amy was gonna win it.

[ringing]

Hello?

Hey.

Hey!

How are you?

Oh my god! Hey!

I'm wonderful.

I just won $,.

Well, great.

How are you?

I'm doing fine.

I love you.

I miss you.

I love you, too, and I miss you.

How's Bucky?

Bucky is my baby.

He's my beautiful Australian silky terrier.

Bucky's fine.

And my dad puts my brother on the phone.

My brother's .

Have you won a football game?

Yes.

We beat Blyville very bad.

I'm so proud.

I love you.

I k*lled a lot of doves this past dove season.

You k*lled doves?

Good, good, good.

Well, I'm excited.

I love you so much.

I only have three minutes.

Can I talk to Mama?

All right.

I love you, too.

I love you.

Here's Mama.

Hello, sweetheart.

Hey, Mama.

I love you.

I'm so proud of you.

I love you so much.

Plus I got $, to give to a gift

to any of my family members, so I'm giving it to you

so that you can get something--

What?

--because you never shop for yourself.

Oh, I love you.

I want you home.

I miss our time together.

Tell Mamaw and Papaw that I love them.

Go Rebels.

I love you.

Oh, I know they were so excited to talk to me.

I've never been away from them this long,

so I know that they really miss me.

Thank you, "Big Brother".

I sure wish that I would have been able to touch

base with my family.

Yeah, I wish I won it.

I mean, get the Gs.

Dang.

I wish I could get the phone call.

I was looking forward to just talking to my father.

I couldn't put a price tag on it.

And I honestly didn't think that anybody else in this house

could, either.

Well, if it isn't the man of the house.

Wow.

Last man standing.

Uh-huh.

Hoo, so how you doing?

How you doing?

I am the last man standing in this house.

It's a little scary.

I'll tell you that much.

Well, girls, we outnumber the men really now.

Wait a minute.

It was going that the women were being picked off one by one.

The women were dropping like flies.

How we have rallied.

How did a born-again Christian who is a virgin end

up in a house with three women?

My Dan-Dan's probably calling my family,

going, so he's living in that house with three girls?

And she said, why?

You think the girls are together?

What, because we both have vaginas?

I don't know what that's all about.

I kind of find myself in some GT sessions--

Girl Talk-- and some things that I

just don't need to know about.

I bet a boy at a party.

He was the smartest boy there.

There are some conversations that typically I had

been able to stay away from.

He was one of those people that he

was so outrageously smart, but he was

so on everybody else's level.

I could find some other guy and hang out

and do something manly like lift weights

in the back yard or spit.

He was trying to show off and carry two big bottles of water

to the kitchen.

Don't carry both of those at once.

Oof.

I mean, he kept dropping one.

Do that one at a time.

No, no, no.

I just couldn't grab it.

You're trying to show off.

And I said, we don't care how much

you can lift as long as you can bring

us our snacks at midnight.

Jason, get the apple juice.

I got a cup.

Yeah, ice would be good.

Jason, could you get whatever?

Jason, could you run this?

Jason, could you do this?

Take care of that.

I've become the butler.

We do have him running around the house.

Apple juice on the rocks.

If Jason messes up or if he makes us mad,

he goes into the Speedo.

Jason, tomorrow you'll be given your uniform.

These three beautiful ladies that I

am sharing the "Big Brother" house with, I'm

the luckiest guy in America.

It's a tough job.

I'll tell you that much.

But I'll take it.

We need a bell.

Ding, ding, ding.

Oh, Jason.

Jas-- sugar!

As I started to walk to my room, I looked down and I thought,

wow, the floor looks big.

And I looked over, and that's when I saw the table.

[gasps]

It's like, ah!

Oh my god.

What?

No!

The table that had once been huge

had gone into a table that barely seats four people.

Oh my gosh.

I was like, wow, the house has grown.

It's just eerie because it doesn't

seem like it was that long when we had our first dinner.

Lord, bless this bounty before us.

So many wonderful people have walked

out the door of this house.

[interposing voices]

Rub a dub, dub, thanks for the grub.

Yay, God!

All right.

After a certain amount of people left,

the table got smaller.

And we thought that the smaller table was tiny.

And there was four.

Well, I'd never expected the table to get smaller.

I mean, I didn't know it could get smaller.

It was just another sobering reminder that there are

only four people in this house.

What is this fish? Do you know?

I don't know.

A reminder that, quite possibly, that table's

going to get even smaller.

It's so creepy.

You guys, it's time for this week's food competition.

Can I have you in the living room?

Danielle gathered us in the living room.

You guys, you have three minutes to get

into your bathing suits--

Damn!

--for this week's food competition.

Let's go.

We had three minutes to change into the dreaded bathing suits.

OK.

When we walked into the yard, we

saw two giant kiddie pools and then about seven

other, smaller kiddie pools.

Oh my goodness.

This week's food competition is called Squeeze Play.

In just a moment, we will all don

our very own sponge suit to play for a special week of food.

Mm.

The game begins in the center of the backyard,

where there are two start pools filled with water.

You must soak up as much water as possible from the start

pools and transfer it to the food pools in your sponge suit.

The seven food pools each represent a different type

of food and a different day.

In order to win the special food for the day,

the duck marker must rise above the red ring.

You will have minutes to fill the food pools.

Are we ready to compete in our new sponge suits, so chic?

- Yeah! - Yes, we are.

Yes.

Let's put the squeeze on each other

as we compete for special dinners all week.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's grab our sponge suits.

Those were the heaviest things you could ever imagine.

[whistle blowing]

When you soaked up that water and you stood up, you went--

Oh my--

You feel like or pounds on your back.

And I'm like, oh my god.

To have to stand in the pool and squeeze it out

and try not to let the sponge touch the water.

It was extremely challenging.

Don't let your sponge get back in your pool or else

it will soak up all of the water.

Yeah, I know.

I was all about the surf 'n' turf.

While I was laying on the ground,

I dreaded the thought of having to get

back up because I already realized

how heavy those things were.

We can do this.

When she got up, her sponge split.

The more I kept running back and forth,

the more my pants were gonna fall down.

She's trying to squeeze the sponge out, keep her pants on.

It was just this comedy of errors.

Everybody needs to help with surf 'n' turf.

I made it my duty to win the Southern barbecue.

I haven't had barbecue all summer.

I don't exactly know what Amy had going on.

It was this like feet technique.

She squeezed her little feet on the sponge.

God bless her, she was trying.

As we were more and more tired,

I was encouraging people, take more trips, get less water.

Slow and steady, guys.

I'm about to take my shorts off.

You almost got it.

Like one more squeeze.

The Italian's done, Dani.

Oh, it is?

I didn't know.

When we were halfway there, my arms

were so tired I couldn't squeeze the sponge anymore.

I couldn't lift my legs up over the pool.

I'm lost.

I'm tired.

This isn't funny anymore.

OK.

OK.

You guys go [inaudible].

I'm going to Chinese.

Do we have surf 'n' turf?

Go get sushi.

I'll get Chinese with Danielle.

Come on.

Get sushi.

I'm like, come on.

Come on!

I'm screaming at people.

Amy, move over 'cause here I come.

Here I come.

You and I do one more, and we're good.

One more? God.

What about Japanese?

All right.

Go for Mexican.

We're not gonna get it in.

The last seconds, we're all frantically

running to Thursday, trying to fill that pool up.

I got Mexican at home.

We can probably squeeze one more out.

I'm coming.

Ah, ah!

I'm coming.

Move over and call out.

I've fallen!

I can't-- I'm stuck!

She goes, ahh!

Ah!

I'm stuck!

It felt like I was enclosed in the sponge, and I'm like, help!

I've got to get out.

Help me, Danielle!

I [inaudible].

I'm falling!

Ah!

Ah!

She just absorbed it all.

What little water that was in there,

she sucked it all back up.

I'm sorry.

We have enough Mexican to last us till then.

[whistle blowing]

We all just collapsed.

We're just drained.

Good Lord, I'm tired.

Help!

I've fallen and I can't get up.

I don't think I've ever worked out so hard in my life.

Let's tally 'em up.

Friday, Southern barbecue.

And we did it, so we get a yes.

Yeah!

Saturday, Indian.

Boo.

No.

So sorry.

That's all right. It's all right.

- It's OK. - It's all right.

Sunday, Chinese.

I think we did it.

Monday, Italian.

We did it.

Yay!

Tuesday, surf 'n' turf.

Yay!

Wednesday, Japanese, includes sushi.

Yay!

I think we did it.

Yeah!

Thursday, Mexican.

It's all right.

We didn't do it, but it's all right.

It's all right.

No.

We got five days out of seven, thank goodness.

Good job, guys.

Good job.

- We rock. - Woo hoo!

We did good.

We did good.

We did so good.

Today, the mood of the house is a little

somber just knowing that only one

person will receive their key.

I'm amazed that I'm still here.

I'm amazed that I've made it this far.

I'm nervous.

When Marcellas left yesterday, my whole plan,

my whole strategy was ripped out of my hands,

and I really feel like I'm standing here in this house

naked.

You look at that wall--

it was like a family.

And something that you'll never be

able to replace in this house is the time in this house

with those people.

It does get personal.

[music playing]

You guys?

Amy, Lisa, and Jason, it's time for the Nomination Ceremony.

Meet you at the table, please.

All right.

This is the Nomination Ceremony.

It's been weeks.

It's been wonderful.

I am honored to have spent them with you, Lisa, with you,

Jason, and what, eight weeks with you, Amy?

Yeah.

So the decision is made based on strategy.

But nevertheless, it is personal because I love all you guys.

I do.

I do.

And we made it this far.

And it's a huge accomplishment.

We had some moments, you guys.

And nevertheless, next Thursday, one of you guys

will have to go.

So by that being said, I will turn the one key,

and that person will make the ultimate decision

who's gonna stay.

OK?

Jason, you're safe.

Woo-hoo, week six.

Thank you.

By that being done, I've nominated Lisa and Amy.

Lisa, I love you.

I do.

And this is a huge responsibility on me.

But I like to delegate.

So I delegate to Jason to make the ultimate decision.

I know he'll make the right decision.

Amy, why break tradition?

Yeah, I agree entirely, Danielle.

I mean, come on, now.

I'm with you.

I agree.

Nevertheless, I still love you.

I love you, too, Danielle.

I do.

Nothing personal, just business, girls.

We know.

So we're gonna let the man of the house

make the decision this week.

I just want to say, y'all single.

He's single.

Do what you got to do.

That being said--

OK, Lisa, let the competition begin.

You better hope that he has the key to the household, boy.

--the meeting is done.

Jason, go ahead and put your key on the wall, and we're done.

Danielle, Jason, and I have had this kind

of unspoken agreement to stay together

and to be the final three.

But because it's getting so close to the end,

it does make me still nervous.

I don't have a clue what Jason will do.

I really don't.

He really has not made alliances with people.

They don't know that Jason and I, we make decisions together.

When I think about who's a bigger threat,

I think that Amy, in her own right, is a big threat,

and I think Lisa, in her own right, is a big threat.

But the way Amy's luck has played into this game,

luck is on her side.

I prefer Lisa to stay.

But if Lisa gives me any signal, something ain't right here.

We'll see.

We'll see.

NARRATOR: With Jason having the only vote,

how will Amy and Lisa convince him to keep them in the house?

Find out Wednesday at :, : Central on "Big Brother ".

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