05x07 - Episode 7

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ."

As the new head of household, Marvin nominated

Lori and Holly for eviction.

I believe that I did get nominated

because I think it all started, day one-- taking the money.

NARRATOR: But Lori's allies, Will

and Karen, scheme to save her.

I do like her a lot.

And I don't want her to go.

What we're doing right now is called

Operation Security Blanket.

We're going to hopefully lull them into this false sense

of security, and then rip it right out

from under their ignorant feet.

NARRATOR: But their plan was derailed

when one of the Four Horsemen snagged the Power of Veto.

And the Power of the Golden Veto goes to Jase.

Good job, baby.

NARRATOR: At the veto ceremony, Jase followed his heart.

I choose to remove you from the block, Holly,

and keep you safe.

Jase really pissed me off today by vetoing my nomination,

because that's the reason I put her up on the block-- because I

want to out the house.

NARRATOR: Forcing Marvin to nominate a new house guest.

And that will be Karen.

NARRATOR: Pitting friend against friend.

Meanwhile, Adria's secret remained undiscovered.

Howdy.

NARRATOR: And the pressure of the game

caused tempers to flare.

We were having a discussion before you came in here.

I usually don't talk to trailer trash.

This game is getting ugly.

I'm about to get real ugly, myself.

If I am here next week, I will sweat blood to win that HOH.

NARRATOR: Who will be the next house guest evicted

from the "Big Brother" house?

Lori or Karen?

And who will become the new head of household?

Find out live tonight on "Big Brother ."

[music playing]

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the "Big Brother" house,

and it appears the Four Horsemen--

Jase, Scott, Michael, and Drew are holding all the power.

Using their influence, they persuaded Marvin, the ruling

head of household, to put Lori, the yoga instructor

from Boston, up for eviction.

Also nominated-- Holly, the model from Los Angeles.

But Jase, one of the Four Horsemen,

decided to shake things up even more.

After winning the Golden Power of Veto,

Jase chose to save Holly from possible eviction.

And in her place, Marvin nominated Karen, the portrait

artist from New Jersey, striking a blow to the Will,

Lori, and Karen alliance.

Whose stay in the "Big Brother" house is almost over?

Lori or Karen?

We'll find out tonight, when one of these house guests

is evicted, live.

But first, with Karen and Lori on the eviction block,

the house is more divided than ever.

As both women scramble to build support,

the fight to be the next head of household is heating up.

I choose to use the Golden Power of Veto,

and I choose to remove you from the block, Holly.

It was a no-brainer.

I had to do what I had to do.

There is a strong, hardcore alliance

that the numbers were bigger than the Horsemen's numbers.

Bottom line-- Lori would have stayed, we would've lost Holly.

We've got to get Lori out because she's the queen.

She's running the other people.

Well, the reason I put Karen up

was because Karen has been campaigning

to keep Lori in the house.

I bet she ain't campaigning to keep her in the house now.

If I should be the one that remains--

Uh huh.

Can we just converse a little bit on how we feel about stuff?

Oh, yeah.

No obligation.

You don't have to show me your hand--

whatever. - Yeah.

But, like, you know, I would just like to be

knowing how other people feel.

Yeah, well, I'm cool with that.

What if Marvin told, look, Karen, look.

You know, I'm going to put you on the block, guarantee

to get Lori off.

Do whatever he has to do, and be like,

look, after this is all over, those four guys

are in the lines.

Let's form secretly.

Marvin is gone next week.

What a dumb a*s.

Yeah.

Is that a crimper?

Yeah.

Cool.

This next week is crucial.

It's like a numbers game, and I'm gunning for HOH.

I want it again.

Can we trust him for another week?

I don't know.

We'll see.

I told Marvin that Jase is planning on getting

him out of the house next week.

So I think that he might side up with us.

He better be good enough to realize that he can't trust

me as far as he can throw me.

Anybody in this house--

you can't trust them far as you can throw Star

Jones after Thanksgiving Day.

Like, I honestly-- like, I really don't want to go.

You're not going.

I want to fight to, like, the death.

I like both the girls so much.

They both would fight to get all the guys out of the house.

Like, I know they both would.

OK, here's what's going on if we win next week.

We're going to put Jase and Drew up on the block

together, because everybody loves Drew.

Nobody wants to see Drew go.

Now, see Karen has no allies now, once Lori goes.

Is everybody in on it?

Yes.

I'm in on it.

Me, you, Will, and A.

First, we've got to see who gets HOH.

That's the big thing.

You know what?

I think goodness prevails, and these people

aren't going to prevail.

They're going to-- at least this is what I want to believe,

you know?

Me, too.

I'm sorry.

Well, you didn't do anything.

You have to take the rap for being my friend.

I feel bad for you to even be in that position.

No, I'm not worried about myself at all.

It's just sad to see that people are following other people

because they think they're strong

and that it will get them far, but it's not going to.

And I really wanted to see, like, the honest, decent people

have a fighting chance.

God, I just can't believe that this house is just,

like, a bunch of followers.

I mean, I really thought people, like,

think strongly on their own for their own sake.

They're all scared, and it's going to turn into the Scott

and Jase show, sooner or later.

Things change in the "Big Brother" house every day.

I would almost say, you know, some days I'm the leader

and sometimes, a follower.

Cowboy, you are very, very sweet and honorable.

I know he is.

We all think you're very cool, cowboy.

You've been very cool.

God, I can't even look Jase in the eye.

I keep, like, having battles with myself that, you know,

it would be so much easier to just get out now and not have

to deal with all these people.

And then I think, like, how bad I would love

to win in this game, and like, my true competitive side

comes out.

At the end of the day, I really don't want to go home.

Although it seems more appealing than anything in the world.

If we were to keep Lori instead of Karen,

it's like if they came into power again,

she'd be a bigger target for them than us.

I feel like if she was here, it would be like we might

have safety for another week.

Two more people, cowboy.

Two more girls, and it's game over.

It's over.

Yeah.

Cowboy's another softy.

If Lori gets to him, boom.

He might vote to keep Lori.

I thought that, like, everyone was, like, my friend.

And then I just felt like everyone was,

like, conspiring against me.

I don't want to, like, leave.

I don't know how many people she got to this morning,

though.

She's with cowboy now.

I don't know.

It's just, you know what I mean.

I do.

Doesn't mean I trust you.

God, I didn't want to go home second.

No, you won't.

Karen appreciates my honesty.

She's scared right now, because she thinks Lori's been going

around telling everybody that she wants to stay,

and Karen's frightened.

I was very, very afraid and still kind of am.

Lori has been back and forth about the eviction, which

to me, is just devastating.

I'm very unhappy about it.

It sucks that we were put up against each other.

It really sucks.

Please don't think that I'm, like, trying to--

I was not trying to, like, rally any way, I promise you.

Obviously, I want to stay and, like, get these losers out.

I want to.

Who knows?

It might be Lori.

It might be Karen.

The odds makers are saying all bets are off on this one.

You know, it's too close to call.

Let's check in with the house guests

and see how they're doing.

Hello, everyone.

Hi, Julie!

What's up?

It's a pink day tonight.

Jase.

Yes.

You chose to use the Power of Veto.

How hard was that decision?

Well, to be honest with you, Julie,

I was out by the pool drinking all day.

So I was so liquored up when that

went down that I don't even really remember doing it, so--

Thanks.

JULIE: Well, Holly, how do you feel

about Jase using the Power of Veto

to save you, and a response to that?

Well, I think it was nice.

I didn't know that that was the reason, but--

Until now.

I do now, you know.

JULIE: Thank you, Holly.

Will.

Yes.

After three weeks in the "Big Brother" house--

Yes.

What would you say has surprised

you most about this game?

The amount of free time that we have on our hands.

I think that we all look very much forward

to the competitions and, of course, spending time with you.

But the days can get really long here at the "Big Brother"

house, and so we've come up with some pretty creative ways

to occupy our time.

JULIE: More time to strategize.

Exactly.

Jennifer, I see what you've been doing with your time.

We've seen many different hair colors.

But tonight, a whole new look.

What made you go with the Mohawk, which doesn't look

like a Mohawk tonight because you have

it side swept to the right?

Going this way.

More formal this way.

The boredom of being in the house and the lack of things

to do made me insane for, you know,

just a small amount of time, and that

was long enough for me to just tell everyone

to shave the sides of my head.

JULIE: Do you like it?

I love it.

JULIE: That's great.

We like it, too.

JULIE: Adria.

Hey.

JULIE: Hello.

Now, the house has won seafood, sausage, and dairy

in the food competition.

How is this strange combination of groceries

going over with everyone in the house?

It's actually going over or not going at all.

So I think that the combination of things--

we're missing a little bit of our roughage

and a little bit of fiber, so we're looking forward

to the next food competition.

It has been very interesting how our attitudes

have kind of mellowed out throughout the [inaudible]..

Thanks, Will.

JULIE: It's better than PB and J.

Yes, ma'am.

Yes.

Diane.

Hi.

Hello.

Hi.

After days in the "Big Brother" house,

what do you miss most about the outside world?

Well, I could be cheesy and say, my sister,

but I'm going to go for my car on that one.

JULIE: All right.

I love to drive.

I miss it.

JULIE: Thank you, everyone.

I'll be back a little bit later.

Thank you, Julie.

Coming up, Project Do Not Assume--

Project DNA continues.

Identical twins Adria and Natalie have traded places

in the house six times, and the other house

guests have no idea.

But switching places and playing the game as one

has proven to be both stressful and emotional.

What is it like for the twins' family

as they watch this nerve wracking twist unfold?

Find out in a little while.

First, it is eviction night.

Of the house guests, only nine are able to cast a vote.

The nominees, Lori and Karen, are not allowed to vote.

Neither is Marvin, the current head of household.

All votes are cast in secret in the diary room.

Let's listen in as Jase, Michael, and Diane

prepare to cast their votes.

Lori's like the girl me in this house.

She's smart, athletic, beautiful-- so,

she's a high threat in this house.

I really hope that Lori stays in this game

because her number one goal in mind

is to get Scott and Jase out of here.

I would like Lori to stay in the game to help me.

I think that she could help me out a little bit more

than Karen.

Karen-- she's a great artist.

Sometimes, I feel she's really genuine,

and I respect her in that sense.

Karen is intelligent.

I think she is a gamer.

I vote to evict Karen.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Project DNA is underway.

Identical twins Adria and Natalie

have been switching places in the "Big

Brother" house for three weeks.

If they can keep trading places for another two weeks

without the other house guests finding out,

Adria and Natalie will have earned the right

to enter the house at the same time

and play the game as individuals,

meaning both will have a chance to win the $. million prize.

So far, they have been able to fool the other house guests,

but how does their family feel as they watch

this game of double jeopardy?

Tonight, a second unbelievable twist.

One of our house guests has an identical twin,

who has also been playing the "Big Brother" game.

Oh, it's going to be

JULIE: Since "Big Brother" began, they have already--

Natalie or Adria.

JULIE: Switched places three times.

Look at her face.

Participating in this twist is perfect for Adria and Natalie,

because they have always been able to pull this off.

Me, the mother, fooled constantly.

This is the age where they were swapping

boyfriends-- high school.

And here's where it started--

kindergarten.

I can't tell them apart right now,

and I can see all the times they fool me.

Throughout college, Adria and her husband, of course,

Natalie and I-- we all dated, but they never tried

to do the switcheroo on us.

Better watch out.

I'll step up on that.

There is a slight variation in personalities

between her and Adria.

Natalie's got a little bit more of the I'm

going to come straight at you, in your face

kind of personality.

Her aggression in the house is being seen by the Four

Horsemen, and it could definitely put

her in a dangerous situation.

It bothers me to hear, you know,

people talking about Adria and Natalie behind their backs,

you know.

Sometimes I want to jump into the screen

and take them to the side and tell them

what somebody else is saying.

Natalie, Adria, are you guys ready?

The actual switch, live, on television-- it was just--

it was so cool.

Give me the ring.

Oh yes, we're about to stir it up.

JULIE: All right, hurry up with the rings.

We're sitting here watching them,

and it actually felt like we were there with them,

you know, kind of doing it all as a team.

The emotional side of it is hard for me, you know.

I want to wear my wedding ring and not all the other stuff,

so it's tough.

It's tough to look at A's face on the wall.

[inaudible] getting choked up.

And people call me A all day, so it's hard.

It's hard, and I knew it would be.

Emotionally, I want to be there for Natalie.

I would love to just wrap my arms

around her and just hug her and squeeze her up,

and say, baby, I love you.

Everything is all good.

I don't think anyone in this household

could imagine the demands that it puts on a person.

I would love to see them both in the house,

to see how the house guests react to that.

I'm not playing the game for me,

I'm playing it for her, because I don't want to let her down.

I want her to be in the house.

Really, to watch Adria and Natalie on TV trying to be

Adria is hard.

They are for each other, %, so that's the really

touching thing for me.

Oh, good part.

King Solomon-- how beautiful you are, my love.

OK, therapy, thank you.

What worried us initially, coming into the game,

is that if they're not swapping out very, very consistently,

that the faces are going to be, like,

there's something different about you,

because you can tell after a little bit.

So anyways, run down.

So any key points for me, going back in the house,

that I need to go do.

Do we want to go for HOH?

Yes.

If you can get it, you freaking get it, OK?

And then you just let the strategy come to you.

Mm-hm.

We can do this.

It's time to talk privately with Marvin,

who is alone in the head of household bedroom.

Hi, Marvin.

Hey, Julie, how are you?

- I'm good, how are you doing? - Exquisite.

Great.

Now remember, the other house guests cannot hear you.

So feel free to speak your mind.

Ooh, don't tell me that.

Yeah, I'm kind of regretting it right now.

Just kidding.

Jase one the Power of Veto and vetoed one of your nominees.

Yes.

JULIE: How did you feel about that?

I was pretty ticked off, Julie,

because she was one of the people

I wanted to get out, because she's a very game competitor.

And when he took her off, it put a target on his back,

and also, it made me tick off somebody else in the house,

because I had to put somebody else on the block.

So it made my position very difficult.

So, I was pretty upset about that.

Yeah, it's almost like you're making more enemies.

I got three this week.

Now, you make your living as a mortician.

Right.

How does that experience help you in this game?

Number one, you're acclimated to a certain level of misery

most of these people are not used to,

and you're used to dealing with individuals at their worst,

so I'm able to be a comedian and kind

of get down with different types of groups of people--

different sects of people.

And that's-- my interpersonal skills have helped me a lot,

because it's such a social business.

So I think that helps me the most.

JULIE: Now Marvin, you seem like a very cautious player.

Is there anyone in the house whom you trust?

No, I wouldn't trust anybody in here,

far as I can throw a big, old, fat woman after Thanksgiving--

nobody at all.

JULIE: Who would you like to see win HOH tonight?

Scott would probably be the person I'd like to see win HOH

the most tonight, because I have relative amounts of trust

in people in here, and he's the only person that I don't think

is corrupted by a good looking woman with a sexy walk

or, you know, that type of thing.

I think he's the only guy who's, like, actually pure in here.

And he's crazy, also, so I can only trust him so much,

because I think he's the only guy who failed

a psych exam to get in here.

JULIE: Thank you, Marvin, and you can go back in the living

room and join the others.

All righty.

Coming up, tonight's live eviction.

Who will be the first woman to leave the "Big Brother" house?

Lori or Karen?

For now, let's go back to the diary room,

where Drew, Jennifer, and Scott give their thoughts

on the two nominees.

Karen only has a couple of flaws

in the game, one of those being that she gets really emotional.

Karen, at the beginning, I felt was a big time competitor.

Right away, I saw her as a threat.

Karen-- we have a good friendship,

and I think we have a, you know, a great respect for each other.

Lori's a really good person.

She has a good sense of humor.

She always takes my jokes.

Lori is-- she's an attractive woman.

It doesn't affect me because I don't really think

she's that attractive to me.

If Lori ends up staying here and Karen leaves,

that will definitely be an eye opener to us,

and it will just prove how strong Lori

is as a person in this game.

I vote to evict Lori.

Welcome back.

For Will, the registered nurse, life in the "Big Brother" house

is about to change dramatically.

Two members of his secret alliance, Lori and Karen,

are up for eviction, and Will must vote to send one of them

home.

But who is this guy from Mississippi, and how will

he find a way to choose between his two best friends?

Let's take a look.

So I got a question.

It may be personal, but do you cross-dress?

No.

No, honestly, I'm asking.

Do you go, like, clothes--

like, a wig or something?

Like, if there's--

That's drag queens, dumb a*s.

But they're the same thing.

No, there's a big difference between drag

queens and g*y people.

Just because you're g*y doesn't mean you want to be a woman.

OK.

OK.

OK.

And Will is such a great human being.

He's very comforting and he's very genuine.

He's fun.

No one knows until you live in this house how hard life

in this house is, in general.

You give up all your support system.

You don't know these people.

You don't know where they're from.

It's always harder for me to identify with guys, you know?

I just identify so much easier with girls,

and I just assume that guys-- not don't like me, but--

Yeah, no, I know what you--

You know what I'm saying?

It's just different.

Will's my boy.

He's so funny and sincere and genuine.

There was just a connection.

It's just one of those things, like, you feel like you've

known them for a long time and you can totally trust them,

and I really feel like we, all three,

completely trust each other a lot.

The three of us are never going to, like--

Right.

Screw each other over.

The thing that binds Lori and Karen and I

is we, all three, wanted to do this as honest as we can

and be able to walk away, knowing that we've played

the game to the best of our abilities,

but never sacrificing our morals or our character values.

I'm going to go down fighting, but I mean,

there's only so much we can do.

You know, you try so hard to etch out a support system,

and the fact that the two, you know,

good, most honorable people that immediately, I

clung to at the very beginning-- the fact that they are

up on the block this week absolutely

sends shivers down my spine.

It's not fair.

It's not right.

It's just another episode of when good things

happen to bad people.

I don't think that my vote's going to be the deciding vote.

I'm just saying that, like, I will go with the group

decision, but if at all possible,

I wouldn't like for one of them to leave unanimously.

At the end of the day, I don't know how I could ever decide

between Lori or between Karen because they're

both such genuine, good spirited, kind hearted people,

and neither of them deserves to leave this house this week.

This is absolutely a travesty.

Please win this game.

I want to try, but I mean, there's-- you know,

a lot of things are going to have to fall in line.

God, this night is never going to end.

Let's head back to the living room and talk

with the two nominees.

Hello again, everyone.

Hey!

Karen, Lori.

Yes.

In just a few moments, one of you

will be evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Each of you will now have a chance to say

something to your housemates.

Karen, you're up first.

I think that the nature of this game

is going to put a lot of us in the position that I'm in now,

and that Lori's in now.

And it's very unfortunate, but I'm just very happy

that since I have to be sitting here with my head on the anvil,

that I'm next to somebody as cool as Lori.

And I think the fact that I get along

so well with you is probably why we're next to each other.

Yeah.

But I'll never forget this, if I should be the one to go home,

and I'm just glad I could be a part of everything.

And I'm glad I could meet you.

Thank you.

JULIE: Well said.

Thank you, Karen.

And Lori, now it's your turn.

Yeah.

Well, I definitely think that this whole experience has been

amazing, and I never thought, in a million years,

that I would become close to so many strangers so fast.

So, I wish you all the best.

I really do.

And Karen, you know, I wish that you

weren't here next to me-- with me on this,

but I wish you all the best.

JULIE: Also, well put.

Thank you very much, Lori.

Thank you both.

And I'll be back in just a little bit

to reveal the voting results.

When we return, "Big Brother 's" second live eviction.

Which house guest will be saying goodbye?

For now, let's revisit the diary room, as Adria, Holly,

and Will cast their votes.

Karen definitely might have been in an alliance

with Lori, and for her to, like, choose Lori over me

kind of hurts my feelings.

I think that Karen is a great listener,

and she is quick to report to me, you know, the knowledge

that she's gleaned.

Karen is looking for a lot of strength from her team members

right now.

The thing I'd like to see more out of her

is definitely a little more aggressiveness.

I'd like to see her just toughen up and pull for the team.

Lori is a huge link to my own personal sanity.

Lori has a great way of making me step

back and see the big picture.

I think it's selfish for her to want to stay,

when Karen was her little partner in crime, I guess.

I vote to evict Karen.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

It's time for this week's live eviction.

Who will be the next to leave the "Big Brother" house?

Lori, the yoga instructor from Boston,

or Karen, the portrait artist from New Jersey?

Three weeks ago, a close friendship

began between these two women, and tonight, that friendship

is about to be torn apart.

Let's see how the house guests voted.

Hello again, everyone.

Now, just a reminder-- when I reveal the results

of the voting, the evicted house guest

will have one minute to say goodbye,

gather their belongings, and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to , Karen, you are safe.

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

That was evil.

Oh my God.

That almost [inaudible].

Wow.

My girl.

You're OK, Karen.

Karen, are you OK?

[interposing voices]

I saw you drop it.

Everything--

All right, everybody come here.

I love you guys.

Oh, I'm glad that she didn't do that to me.

- Bye. - Bye.

Bye.

All right, you guys, good luck.

Don't k*ll each other.

- Come here. - Bye.

Bye.

Bye, Lori.

- Bye, babe. - See you, girl.

Have fun.

I give you a hug.

Bye, baby.

I love you.

OK, keep it together.

Bye, honey.

Oh my God.

Bye.

Say hi to Todd.

Me also, yeah.

All right, I love you guys.

Bye.

See you at the wrap party, girl.

Thanks.

Have fun.

I love you so much.

Going to miss you, girl.

All right.

I'm going to eat pizza and drink beer,

so you guys know I'll be all right.

Chocolate!

Chocolate ice cream.

Drink a beer for me!

Love you, bye.

Have five beers for me.

Bye.

Bye, lady.

Dude, we had our chance, Marvin.

Is it still open?

Check it.

Good lord.

Wow.

That was--

My heart dropped there.

I was like--

JULIE: Hi, Lori. - Hi, Julie.

How are you?

JULIE: Go ahead and put your bag down.

Good, how are you?

Sure, should I bring it over here?

- Yeah, just drop it. - OK.

- How are you? - I'm very well.

How are you?

Nice to meet you in person.

Have a seat, please.

Thank you.

They did that?

No, just her leaving.

Dude.

It really makes you--

Love you so much.

OK, you didn't have anything to worry about, I told you.

Thank you.

Did they keep the [inaudible]?

Karen, you're safe.

Now Lori, on the other hand, you ain't.

The K.

Oh, good God.

- I know that was so freaky. - It was.

[inaudible] really quick.

Or not.

Not that I--

About to drop dead.

I was--

I was, like--

No, because I was ready to, like--

Now Lori, over the last few days,

you seemed to go back and forth and back and forth on

whether or not you wanted to stay in the house.

Why was that so hard for you to decide?

I could not believe what a crazy position

it is to be nominated.

My feelings were so up in the air.

The house is-- the game is so much harder than I ever

imagined it being, and you know, you

start to miss a lot of things.

And being on only a peanut butter and jelly diet and lack

of sleep and stuff like that starts making you miss

being in the outside world.

But then, you know, my competitive edge

made me want to be in the game.

So it was really an inner battle, what I wanted to do.

JULIE: Sounds like either way, you would have been

fine with whatever happened.

I am sad.

I'm definitely sad.

I really enjoy being there, and I would love to have

won the game, obviously.

But you know, I'm excited, a little bit,

to be back in normal world that's out of the house.

Who do you wish was sitting here right now, instead of you?

I wish Jase was.

I really think that he's dominating the game.

I think that he has a little bit of mind control

over some people, and I don't think he's

really true to what he says.

So you know, there are some people in there

that I definitely want to win.

And I think that he might give them a good fight, so him.

Well, your fellow house guests each

taped a goodbye message to you, in the event

you were evicted tonight.

Let's hear what they had to say.

OK, sure.

Lori, this is not goodbye.

This is, I'll see you later.

You are an awesome person.

You're like a sister to me.

You have truly amazed me as a person.

You've been more of a friend to me in these few weeks

than probably all the girlfriends I've

ever had at home, put together.

You've got it all.

You're the complete package.

I think you're the girl version of me.

I did hear a rumor that you possibly were disgusted

with leaving before I left in this game, which,

if that is true, I'm truly disappointed in you.

Lori, I voted you out because you

were seen as the ultimate threat in the Four Horsemen's eyes.

All I can say is that if you're gone,

I'm going to take your energy and your spirit,

and just try and keep it on the inside,

and really do what I know that we

both wanted to do coming in this house,

and that's win this game.

And I will win it for you, in your honor.

JULIE: Any thoughts?

I love him.

JULIE: Is that true, what Holly said?

You know, that-- you know, that makes me feel bad.

And the game is--

it's hard to be a real, you know,

true, honest person in this game.

I mean, a lot of it, you have to work people.

And it's really out of character for me.

So yeah, it's very hard to hear what she said,

but I did mean it.

I mean, I know that there were a lot of people that thought

Holly was, you know-- had some crazy stuff going on

and she caused a lot of stress in the house.

So it was hard for me to hear, but you know,

if they respected me as a player,

I think that that's a good reason.

Well, keep watching that monitor,

because we have one more special goodbye for you.

OK.

Surprise, Lori.

We love--

This is A.

And this is A .

And if you are looking at this video,

then you obviously know, dum, dum, dum, the big twist.

We love you, girl, and we definitely--

we hate to see you go.

JULIE: OK.

Oh my God.

So Adria has a twin sister, Natalie.

You just saw her.

They've been switching places multiple times

for the last three weeks.

Oh my God!

So you obviously had no clue this was going on.

None!

None!

I can't believe it.

And no one else did, either?

No!

Oh my God, that's unbelievable.

No idea.

JULIE: Do you feel OK with this or do you feel a little bit--

How? How are they doing that?

Out foxed.

I can't believe it.

JULIE: Well, now that you are going home tonight,

you are going to be able to see how this whole switch out

happens on the show.

I know you have a lot of questions, so just stay there.

But in the meanwhile, congratulations on the $,.

Thank you.

- Good luck to you. - Thank you.

JULIE: And we'll see you back here on finale night

in September. - Thank you so much.

JULIE: You're welcome.

And if you have a question for Lori,

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

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

Brother" talk show at CBS.com.

Who will be the new head of household?

The live head of household competition is coming up next.

Stay with us Head of household.

It is the most powerful position in the "Big Brother" house.

It comes with special perks, and of course,

an important responsibility--

nominating two house guests for eviction.

And with the house divided, winning HOH

is more important than ever tonight.

Who will be the new head of household?

It's time to find out.

House guests, the power is up for grabs.

Marvin, as outgoing head of household,

you are not able to compete.

Everyone else-- you're probably wondering

why you've been blindfolded.

In this game we call High, Low, you

won't be able to see a thing.

And here's how it works.

I will ask a series of questions about your fellow housemates,

as well as the "Big Brother" house.

The correct answers will either be

higher or lower than the number I state

in each of my questions.

For example, how many house guests

originally entered the "Big Brother" house?

Is the answer higher or lower than ?

Now, when I say the words step, if you think the answer

is higher than , step up.

If you think the answer is lower than , step down.

If your answer is correct, you'll

return to the middle step and stay in the game.

If your answer is wrong, I will ask

you to remove your blindfold, and you'll

be told to take a seat on the side,

and you'll be out of the game.

Please listen carefully.

I will ask each question only once.

Is everybody ready?

- Yes. - Yes.

Yes.

Then let's begin.

First question.

How many of the current house guests are presently married?

Is the answer higher or lower than three?

Step up if it's higher than three.

Step down if it's lower than three.

OK, step.

The correct answer is lower.

Only two of the current house guests are presently married.

Holly, Scott, and Diane, please take off your blindfold

and join Marvin on the side.

Everyone else can go back to the middle step.

Next question.

Not counting tonight, how many nights have you spent

in the "Big Brother" house?

Is the answer higher or lower than ?

Step up if it's higher than .

Step down if it's lower than .

OK, step.

The correct answer is higher.

You have spent nights in the "Big Brother" house.

I'm sorry, Will, take off your blindfold and join the others.

Everyone else can go back to the middle step.

Next question.

Of the house guests, how many of them have attended college?

Is the answer higher or lower than nine?

Step up if it's higher than nine.

Step down if it's lower than nine.

OK, step.

The correct answer is higher.

Congratulations, Drew.

You are the new head of household.

Yeah!

JULIE: Nice job, everyone.

Marvin, please hand over the key to Drew.

Thank you, house guests.

Yeah!

Yeah, dog.

Oh my God. [cheering]

Back to back.

It is my day. - Head down.

Thanks.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

[inaudible]

Thanks.

[cheering]

You went back to back.

Nice.

I get my own bed!

[inaudible]

Thanks.

Thanks.

Thank God, I was nervous.

Yeah.

So how does it feel?

Good, I was so nervous.

What's ahead for the house, now that Drew has won HOH?

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

Let's check in with the house guests.

Hello, everyone.

Hey!

Again, congratulations, Drew, on winning head of household.

[cheering]

Thank you, Julie.

- Nice job, nice job. - Thanks.

How does it feel?

I'm totally pumped right now.

I was-- it was a total guess, and I'll be honest--

I got lucky.

So it's great.

Don't tell them.

All right, to make sure you're HOH,

you have to name the house guests who went to college.

I'm just kidding.

Marvin, do you have any advice for the new HOH.

No.

No, no, there's some--

just be diligent.

I think I gave most of my snacks away just

through kind of campaigning, so they wouldn't

kick me out the next week.

I'm smart, baby.

Good luck.

JULIE: Karen.

That's my advice.

Don't put Karen up.

Does that work?

How about please don't put Karen up?

JULIE: Well, how do you feel about having just

escaped the chopping block?

You know what?

I think that sooner or later, we're all going to be up here

and we're all going to feel the same,

so I don't want to scare anybody.

But I harbor much anxiety when it--

I haven't slept, and I've been just whacked.

They could see it all over my face, though.

So I'm not kidding anybody when I

say I've been a ball of nerves.

But it's over.

JULIE: When I said your name, did you think you were going?

Oh my God, yeah.

And then when you said I wasn't going, that was even worse.

JULIE: Well, how is the house without Lori right now?

Weird.

It's not as beautiful.

It's different when we lose one.

I think it's always going to be different when we lose one.

You know, I don't think that anybody's

going to be all happy, necessarily,

because you get to know people and you're

used to their presence buzzing around.

And it's different.

That was our sister.

Yeah.

Lori's the best.

JULIE: Well, this is a competition, guys.

Don't forget that.

Yes, ma'am.

Now, Drew, is there one privilege

that you're looking forward to the most as head of household?

I would say being able to sleep with my sleeping mate,

Scott, in the nice big room.

Privacy.

No, we got some privacy.

And some nice, pitch darkness.

That'll be great.

And hopefully I'll have some nice snacks to snack

on and see my pictures from home.

So I'm totally pumped.

JULIE: It's a special title and a lot of responsibility, Drew.

All right, house guests.

Thank you all. - Thank you.

Thanks.

Bye, Julie.

With house guests remaining,

who will Drew nominate for eviction?

And twins Adria and Natalie continue to switch places,

but will this duo be discovered?

Find out Saturday at :, Eastern, : Central, when

Drew picks his two nominees.

Then on Tuesday, also at :, Eastern,

:, Central, find out who will win the Golden Power of Veto.

And will one of the two nominees be saved from eviction?

And one week from tonight at :, Eastern, :, Central,

I'll be back for the next live eviction.

For now, we leave you as we eavesdrop on the house guests.

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

Good night.

Everybody stepped down.

Yeah.

I couldn't believe it.

I was like--

I was going to go high, but--

That was the b*mb, Drew.

Oh, man.

Winning the step like, just like that.

I couldn't believe it.

Was it totally shocking when--

Yeah, because like, I couldn't believe it.

Like, she said my name at that-- you know, that quick.

She was like, congratulations. - Yeah.

- I know, because it was like-- - It was everybody.

There was-- everybody was up there, and then,

like, congratulations, Drew.

And I'm like--

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