10x09 - Episode 9

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother,"

Keesha vowed to target those responsible for Seven's

eviction.

I am going to turn this house upside down.

NARRATOR: And she set her sights on Angie.

I want to put Angie up.

She is a big threat to us.

NARRATOR: At the nomination ceremony,

one nominee was expected.

I have nominated you, Angie.

NARRATOR: And the other was a surprise.

And you, Jessie.

NARRATOR: While Keesha assured Jessie he was not the target--

I don't think you have anything to worry about,

though, Jessie because they all are

gonna go with whatever I say.

NARRATOR: --Jerry let his dislike for Memphis be known.

He's a womanizer, really.

NARRATOR: At the Veto competition,

Keesha kept all the power in her hands.

- Congratulations, Keesha-- - Thank you.

--on holding the Power of Veto.

NARRATOR: Jessie tried over and over again to convince

Keesha to use the Veto.

I feel sick.

I'm losing weight as we speak.

I've lost six pounds in two days.

I'm up because of you.

NARRATOR: And he urged her to put Libra on the block.

You can still get Libra out the door.

That's still an option.

NARRATOR: But Keesha refused to break her word.

I'm just wanting everybody to know where I stand.

I gave my word, and I'm not gonna put her up.

NARRATOR: When a banner plane flew overhead--

Banner, no way.

It is a banner.

A what?

NARRATOR: --Memphis, Michelle, Jessie,

and Angie came up with a plan.

Act like we know what it said.

What did it say?

Something about Libra.

It said, Libra's a liar.

Love, Steven.

NARRATOR: And things got heated when Memphis called Jerry out.

You call me a [muted] womanizer?

You want to see me get [muted] real?

I'll get really real, man.

I don't think so.

NARRATOR: At the Veto meeting, Keesha kept her word to Libra.

I choose not to use the Power of Veto on either one of you.

NARRATOR: Who will be evicted from the "Big Brother" house--

Angie or Jessie?

And who will become the next Head of Household?

Find out tonight live on "Big Brother ".

[theme music]

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ".

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

and the game has become personal.

Keesha, the Hooters waitress from Burbank, California,

and current HoH, dished out a helping of revenge

when she targeted those whom she held responsible

for Steven's eviction.

Now Angie, the recent divorcee from Orlando, Florida,

and Jessie, the professional bodybuilder from Rudd,

Iowa, find themselves on the chopping block.

Tonight, one of them is going home.

Who'll it be?

We'll find out shortly.

But first, can Angie turn the tide in her favor?

Sometimes even the simplest conversation

can spark a firestorm.

I choose not to use the Power of Veto on either one of you.

It was hard enough to put two people up,

and I don't think I could put a third person up at this time.

This Vet meeting is adjourned.

Me and Jessie are definitely an alliance.

But when you are on the block with somebody,

it's every man for himself, and I'm

gonna do everything I possibly can to stay in the house.

I didn't even break a sweat.

No sweat.

And Keesha told me that I'm safe.

I know the way everybody's supposed to vote,

so I can pretty much do whatever I want.

I told Jessie that he had nothing to worry

about, that he was safe.

I'm very confident that the house

is going to follow my plan.

I just feel bad because you're with somebody for days.

It's hours a day.

People become your family and your friends,

whether you like it or not.

I just wish it was just so different.

And I just wish I wasn't put in this position.

I know.

Because you're two of the people in this house

that I even give a crap about.

Give me a hug.

Michelle, this is what I want to tell

you about this whole thing.

Honestly, if the house is going to vote

for Jesse to stay in the house, don't

even worry about voting for me.

But I don't care about the rest of the house.

I know that.

I could care less about them.

It really means-- oh god.

This really sucks because--

I mean, it's not like I'm put up on the block,

but out of everybody in this house, you

two are the closest people to me.

My two favorite people in the house

are up so it's like, I have to vote for one of them to leave.

It just sucks.

Where did we go wrong?

When do you mean?

We didn't win HoH.

That's where we went wrong.

And we didn't win Power of Veto.

Yeah.

And Jerry admitted to calling me a womanizer

straight to my face.

But what I'm saying is I--

You were disrespectful to me the other night when you--

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 [muted] out of your mind?

Jerry, he knows that I want him out of this house.

What a fool.

What the hell is the matter with these people?

You should burn your [muted] Marine [muted]..

As soon as this week is done, whoever wins Head of Household,

do you realize that the only people that it's going to work

on for you, like sucking up to and stuff,

are the people that may not be in power next week?

Oh, that's with everybody.

No.

I mean, I'm just being honest with you.

The The power situation will change every week and so

will the people.

My question to you then turns into,

are you going to go along with what the house says?

I think there's bigger fish to fry in the house.

I'm not disagreeing with any of that.

But no matter what comes out of this week, none of it

is my choice.

Do you understand that?

You always have a choice.

Numbers have the choice.

I'm not the one-- again, I'll say it to you.

I'm not the one to put anybody on the block.

This is true.

But this last week, I felt that Memphis and Jessie

and everybody, you guys got c*ck

about how you were still controlling

everything in this house.

You're talking about Memphis, Jessie, and Michelle?

Are you kidding me?

No.

Do you really think it was just

Jessie, Michelle, and Memphis that were doing that last week?

No, I don't.

All right.

Just as long as you understand that.

I have nothing against you, sweetheart,

but we'll work it out.

I think Jerry was telling Angie

like, look, it's not over.

Don't give up.

The fact of the matter is, they're

gonna try to go behind their word

and actually vote Jessie out.

This is just taking a toll on me

because I seriously know I'm gonna go out the door.

I'm telling you right now they're not gonna vote you out.

[buzzing]

You want him in?

Yeah, you can let in Memphis.

You can come in.

No, I just overheard Jerry tell Angie,

you're not out of this game.

Really?

Just so you know.

Huh.

I told you I didn't feel safe.

I could hear him talking, but I think you guys were arguing

or something.

I go, Jerry, I just want to ask you something.

I go, why is it that, last week, you were all

about getting Libra out, and this week, you're

basically kissing their a*s?

What'd he say?

He was like, well, I got to go where the power's at.

I heard him say like, don't worry about it.

Don't give up.

You're still safe in this game or something like that.

I don't know.

He's like, yeah, last week, Michelle and Memphis and Jessie

thought that they ran the house.

He said my name, too?

Yeah. I go--

What?

Kicking up a little dust here and there doesn't hurt at all.

It's gonna take some attention off of me.

Where's Jerry?

Hello.

Hi.

Actually glad that you're up here.

I was just in Angie's grasps.

Wait.

Listen what he said to Angie.

He said to Angie that you, me, and him,

us three thought we were running the house last week,

walking around here like we were running [muted]..

And I have to calm down because I'm going to flip the [muted]

out on him.

You need to go up there right now.

You need to go up--

I'm telling you right now, if you flip out--

Michelle, go.

Calm down.

Listen to me.

I'm going to do physical harm, so I need

to calm down for one minute.

I'm gonna calm-- I need to calm down for a minute.

You told her not to worry, that she's still in this game?

Did not.

You didn't tell her that?

Hell no, I didn't do that.

Somebody just came up here and told me that.

Ha.

They're like, yeah, Jerry's down there in Angie's ear.

It's already starting.

They're playing the game.

Big time.

You're talking about me?

Whatever.

Anything you think I said, I said.

I just heard it from sitting down.

I said the power around here changes every week.

And you're gonna go with what the power is.

No, I'm not.

Next week, if Memphis or Jessie or y'all make it,

I won't go anywhere near you because I

figure you're gonna put me up.

You think I'm gonna kiss your a*s?

You [muted] me, I'm gonna kiss your asses?

That's what you--

You're trying to cause trouble.

How am I causing trouble?

You know what?

You're a part of them!

You're the one talking junk about me!

- I'm glad. - All right?

- I'm glad I am. - And you got called out!

I'm I'm glad I am! - You got called out!

No, you do.

You need to calm down.

You're the one telling me that they're the ones talking junk.

You're talking about me to Angie!

Tell me you weren't! I didn't make it up!

I was opposed.

I said everything, and I'll tell you right to your face

what I said to anybody.

You're not worthy of my comments because you're hollering at me.

You come and jump in on me with your friends.

I was--

Four of you up my a*s!

You want all four?

Come on.

Let's all get it on.

[muted] yeah!

You are such a fool.

You don't whisper very quietly.

I can hear you talking about me.

I mean, you can act cool, calm, and collected

all you want.

Everybody knows you're trying to play everything,

and you obviously just said whoever has HoH,

I'm gonna start kissing their tail.

I didn't say that.

That's what you just said, and everybody heard it.

If you get it, I wouldn't kiss your a*s.

Good.

And you know where you'd be.

You know where you'll be, too, if I get it.

Coming up, America's player is back.

You voted to give one HouseGuest the chance

to do your bidding for one week in exchange for $,.

Who did you choose?

And did they accept your offer?

Plus, will Angie or Jessie be the next HouseGuest

sent packing?

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ".

All he has to do is lay low and keep quiet,

but will Jessie's ego be the straw that

breaks the bodybuilder's back?

One thing's for sure.

The house is about to be shaken up.

Well, who else would they put up on that group?

They would put up definitely Jerry, and Jerry would be gone.

Yep.

Yeah, they would.

They'd put up Jerry or Dan.

Do you feel that?

Earthquake.

What do I do? What do I do?

Go in the middle.

Go in the middle.

Oh my god.

Oh my god. That's so scary.

I was like, did you feel that?

Damn, the ground's moving.

OK, I've never been through an earthquake

before in my entire life. - Either have I.

- This is my first one. - Hey, you guys, come outside.

Get outside.

It's a earthquake.

Just come outside.

Get outside.

Oh my god, the ground's moving.

It's so scary.

Yeah, like the whole wall just shook.

I've never been in an earthquake in my entire life.

I've never been in an earthquake, either.

I'm from Rhode Island.

We experience hurricanes and blizzards.

I've never experienced an earthquake before.

It was really scary.

[inaudible] all this and everything just shook.

And we're just standing in the bathroom going, oh my god.

Does that mean there's gonna be tremors and stuff after?

There'll be an aftershock, for sure.

Up to like minutes you can get them.

I'm just like shaking.

Right in that corner, they pushed this whole house, man,

and they hit it hard right at my corner.

- What? - Not they pushed it.

- Where I was laying. - It's an earthquake.

They? It was an earthquake.

- It's an earthquake, Jerry. - Was it?

The ground shake, too? - Yeah.

I mean, the whole ground was moving.

Yeah. It was so weird.

You could hear the poles of everything,

and that was shaking. Everything was.

I thought somebody ran into the house

with something or whatever.

I was just like, Jerry, dude, it was an earthquake, man.

Oh, man, I thought a truck ran into the building

and they moved the whole building.

It's Jerry.

He's an idiot.

Jessie's out there.

When I saw Libra's beady little eyes,

I felt obligated to give her pretty

much an antagonistic wave.

Go bye-bye.

Bye.

You're going home.

I know your little plan.

If I stay in this game, I'm gonna be

the one that's taking you down.

I was just looking to see who was out in the window.

He goes, come on.

You're going bye-bye. - No, he did not.

- He just said that to you? - No he did not.

Yes, he did.

Just now?

Uh-huh.

Dude, that's all-out w*r.

Libra's sitting there staring at me.

And I go.

She goes.

I go, you're going bye-bye.

Did you really say to her, you're going bye-bye?

Did she see that? - Yeah.

You didn't See m-- yeah.

She was staring right at me.

I'm like, bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

Trying to do the intimidation thing.

Libra thinks she's so sneaky in the house.

She is the most deviant person in here.

I'm not gonna kiss her tail.

I could care less what she thinks.

It doesn't work to me, if the only think he can do is whisper

bye-bye to me through a window.

He can't come in here and say it.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

He would never say that to me.

But someone needs to remind him he's not safe yet.

No, no, no.

Or you just let him walk out with his bag.

That's even better, you know?

Bye.

His arrogance coupled with the way he talks to people.

I have never met somebody like that, who's so disrespectful.

He's done.

He's going down.

Down, down, down.

Father Time.

He just called me Father Time.

He called you what?

Father Time.

He was saying stuff to her last night, too.

He goes, you, bye-bye.

I just threw.

He needs to get out of here.

But why would you--

I have no idea what he's thinking because he's not.

'Cause you don't understand how close I am to switching

it up and being like, bye.

I definitely have gotten agreements from everyone

that they would vote the way that I wanted them to vote.

So Jessie's not safe.

He needs to know that he's not safe.

I mean, he just buries himself.

What it is is he thinks we're scared of him.

That's what it is.

That's just uncalled for.

But if he wants to keep it up.

Well, ugh.

We thought he would be a little more nice.

Appreciate.

He thinks he's staying so he keeps

acting like a big, tough guy.

What did Jessie say this morning?

He walked past Jerry and called him Father Time

and then made a fart sound.

So mature.

Father Time?

You know, old man.

Yeah.

Wow.

And then every time Jerry walks past he's like,

[creaking sounds].

I mean, it's almost like high school.

He is sure that he's not going home this week.

- I know. - He's comfortable.

He's all, oh, I can do whatever I want now.

Guys, it'd be so nice to send him home.

Oh my god, it would be so nice--

I'm telling you.

--because that would send everybody

out there the message that Season ain't playing around.

This is like the best opportunity.

America's probably like, why are you guys being so stupid?

Yeah, that's dumb.

I think we're the dumbest cast.

I swear.

You might be right on that one.

They're like, you have the opportunity.

He can't win PoV.

He's up on the block.

That's what I'm thinking.

Hey, if y'all want to do it, let's get

Keesha the word and tell her to give the thumbs up.

The last time we did that, she listened.

Jessie's a snake.

Oh yeah.

Don't get me wrong.

I want Angie out.

But I'd like to see both of them gone.

I wish there'd be a double elimination.

I'm all right with it.

Tch, tch.

I ain't gonna lie.

I prefer Jessie because he put me under the bus

and he directly attacked me.

I told Jessie that he had nothing to worry

about, that he was safe.

But he's too arrogant.

I don't really get what Jessie's doing

because some of the HouseGuests are definitely fed up with him.

He does win challenges.

If he gets it, he's gonna so put me up.

I think he will.

Jessie's coming after you.

Get him out.

It's been a tumultuous week inside the "Big

Brother" house--

fights, an earthquake, and an airplane banner,

which, for the record, had nothing

to do with "Big Brother," in spite

of what four HouseGuests claimed.

Let's go into the living room and talk with the HouseGuests.

Hello, HouseGuests.

Hi, Julie.

Michelle.

Ugh.

Let's start with you tonight.

Yes, Julie.

How can I help you?

Well, you saw an airplane banner fly over the backyard.

Tell me, what was the first thing that

came to mind when you saw it?

I said, ooh.

I was actually excited to see the banner.

There was a few of us that saw it.

And then we immediately had to go inside.

I saw some things on it, and that's what it is.

JULIE: Memphis.

Yes, Julie.

Nobody wants to be called a womanizer.

I understand that.

But you went from zero to about in seconds flat on Jerry.

What was that extreme reaction all about?

I've dedicated kind of my life to treating women

with this form of respect.

And when somebody takes your character, especially

on national TV, and drops it down that low,

I kind of blew up.

But it hurts.

I would rather get punched in the face than actually

somebody attacking my character like that.

JULIE: Wow.

Jerry, on the very first night, you

toasted your fellow HouseMates and called them,

quote, "a great, great bunch of kids."

Arguments aside, do you still feel this way?

I, Julie, do feel this way.

I do want you to know that I have apologized to Memphis.

It was uncalled for, and I felt very bad about it

and it's over.

And it was a sincere apology.

JULIE: Memphis, did you accept his apology?

Julie, I did accept Jerry's apology.

It's easy for me to forgive people.

It might be a little bit harder to forget it, though.

JULIE: Hm.

And Jerry, how about with Michelle?

Did you apologize to Michelle for having words with her?

I don't recall my words with Michelle.

What were they?

JULIE: Well, there was a bit of a screaming match,

but we'll leave it at that.

Oh, those.

OK.

No, I don't regret those.

I had four of them after me.

It was like survival.

JULIE: Got it.

Let's turn to the birthday girl.

Renny, happy birthday.

Woo!

JULIE: Your question comes from one of our audience members.

They want to know what was the best thing about celebrating

your birthday inside the house?

The best thing about my birthday

was actually being with all these people

that I've become friends with.

For the first time in my life, I haven't

celebrated with my family.

But however, they made me feel so special, really.

They baked me a cake and everything.

I'm sure that you'll see it.

But anyway, it was really wonderful.

JULIE: That's nice to hear. - Yes.

JULIE: Thank you, HouseGuests.

I'll be back to oversee the live vote

and eviction in just a bit.

Still ahead, which HouseGuest did you vote

to become America's player?

And did they accept the challenge?

Plus, who will be going home tonight?

The live vote and eviction when we return.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ".

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

who is alone in the HoH bedroom.

Hi, Keesha.

Hi, Julie.

Just a reminder, all your HouseMates

are in the living room.

They cannot hear you, so speak your mind.

We know Jessie was responsible for putting

Steven up for eviction.

But you also blame Angie for not sticking up for him.

Now, in all fairness, you voted to evict Steven, as well.

So why is Angie more to blame?

I think that I blame Angie more because she didn't

stick up for Steven at all.

She let me take the heat for everything

whenever it came to Steven.

She wouldn't even go anywhere near him.

And then when everything was cooled down,

she tried to be his best friend again.

Now, despite pressure from the entire house

to put Libra on the block this week,

you kept your promise to her.

You kept her out of danger.

How long do you plan on keeping that promise with Libra?

I plan on keeping my promise to Libra

all the way to the end.

JULIE: You also seem to have formed a close bond with Renny.

Between Renny and Libra, who are you more loyal to?

I'm going to have to say that I'm

probably more loyal to Renny.

I think that Renny is definitely a true friend.

JULIE: Well, one of our audience members wants to know,

before winning HoH, do you feel your fellow HouseMates

underestimated you?

I definitely feel that my HouseMates underestimated me.

JULIE: For now?

I think that I was seen as the ditzy blonde.

JULIE: And now what do they think?

Now they know that they have to be a little more fearful.

Thank you, Keesha.

You can go downstairs to the living room

and rejoin your HouseMates.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

It is time to find out who will be the next HouseGuest

to walk out the front door.

Will it be Angie, the recent divorcee from Orlando,

Florida, or Jessie, the professional bodybuilder

from Rudd, Iowa?

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

Angie, Jessie, in just a few moments

your HouseMates will cast their votes to evict live.

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

And Angie, you're first.

Well, it has certainly been an interesting three weeks for us.

We've made some friends.

We've made some enemies.

But it all started out with strangers

walking into this house and basically trying

to win half a million dollars.

So you guys are probably sitting here right now

pretty confident in your vote who you're

gonna be voting to evict.

But I just want to offer you one thing.

Only one person in this room is gonna win $,--

not an alliance, not a majority of the house.

One person.

So you need to take a good, hard look at the nominees

up here right now and you need to decide

who's the biggest roadblock in your way to winning that money.

If it's me, great.

I'll walk out the door.

But if it's not, I would definitely

take that into some serious consideration

before you walk in that room and cast your vote

because that's the mistake that you definitely

don't want to regret.

Thanks.

JULIE: Thanks, Angie.

Jessie, your turn.

I came into this house with respect,

and I knew I was gonna stand up for myself.

I stood up for myself week one and proved it

and got some power and did what I thought everybody

was gonna be happy with.

And then things change, obviously, week to week.

And I stood up for myself again.

I've stayed consistent, and if it's something that is gonna

get me through this nomination ceremony and eviction,

then so be it.

But I'm not gonna sit down when I feel like I

was disrespected by anybody.

And I would like to hope that nobody else would, either.

Thank you, Jessie.

It is time for the live voting to begin.

The two nominees are not allowed to vote.

Keesha, as current Head of Household,

you will only vote in the event of a tie.

One at a time, the rest of you will enter the Diary Room

and cast your vote.

Memphis, you're first.

Memphis is best friends with both nominees.

Who will he choose to send home?

Hello, Memphis.

Hey, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you.

Michelle has been torn apart because she has

close ties with both nominees.

Whose strings will she be willing to cut?

Hello, Michelle.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you, Michelle.

Thank you.

Jerry has been a sympathetic ear to Angie

and confrontational with Jessie.

Will his vote reflect his feelings?

Hello, Jerry.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you, Jerry.

It's no secret that Renny would like to boot the bodybuilder.

Will her vote reflect her feelings?

Hello, Renny.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict, unfortunately, Angie.

JULIE: Thank you, Renny.

Libra would love to kiss Jessie buh-bye.

Will she make it known tonight?

Hello, Libra.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you.

It's official.

With five votes to evict Angie, Angie

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

Let's see how the remaining HouseGuests vote.

Hi, April. - Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you.

Thank you.

Ollie is close with April.

It would be a surprise if he voted differently.

Hello, Ollie.

Julie, Mama, how you doing?

Please Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you, Ollie.

Thank you.

Dan has been laying low all week.

How will he vote?

Hello, Dan.

Hey.

Like the hair tonight, Mrs. Chen.

Oh, thank you.

Just for the record, I am married,

but Mrs. Chen is my mother.

But thank you for that.

Thank you for the respect.

Please cast your vote to evict.

I vote to evict Angie.

JULIE: Thank you, Dan.

With eight votes to evict Angie, Angie will

be leaving the house tonight.

We'll break the news to the HouseGuests when we return.

Welcome back.

Angie will be going home tonight.

Let's give the news to the HouseGuests.

HouseGuests, just a reminder.

When I reveal the vote, the evicted HouseGuest

will have just a few moments to say

goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of -, Jessie, you are safe.

Angie, you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Thanks.

Bye, Renny.

Good luck to you, Jerry.

Good luck.

Bye.

Good luck to you guys.

Good luck.

Bye.

Bye.

Whoa!

Good luck.

Bye, guys.

- Bye, Angie. - Bye, Angie.

On the flip side.

Hi, Julie!

Hi, Angie.

Angie, good try with that speech, I got to tell you.

I know.

I gave it my go.

You did.

You really did.

Keesha said the reason she nominated

you was because she partially blamed

you for Steven's eviction.

Right.

Do you buy that?

I actually think that there's probably some other underlying

things, but--

JULIE: Like what?

I don't know whether or not--

gosh, sorry.

Maybe it had to do with a lot of the competitiveness

with the girls in the house.

JULIE: Yeah, we didn't really see you hanging

with a lot of the girls.

Michelle, yes, but you really kind of hung with the guys.

Yeah.

How come?

I guess it's just kind of what I do outside in life.

I didn't paint my nails every day.

I just enjoy the time outside.

Most of the time I sat outside, in case anybody noticed.

You came into this game saying you're not an emotional person.

I know! I don't know why!

What's happening?

You're crying now.

You were crying in Keesha's HoH room.

Was that strategy or was that real?

I think a little bit had to do with strategy.

A little bit had to do with trying to talk with her

and try to make a connection with her.

She seems to be more someone that will react to emotion

rather than rational thought.

JULIE: How about we listen to the goodbye messages

from the HouseMates? - I would love to.

- Let's watch it. - I'm looking forward to it.

OK. Right here.

I was pushing % for you.

And initially, I think that's the real truth of why

I'm sitting here with you.

You have a rationalized mind.

And at least you're going to be able to communicate with people

that aren't insane or don't have a really

poor judgment of rationale.

Again, I can make more similes and analogies if you want,

but I think you understand everything that I'm

trying to portray right now.

Angie, I think you're a real neat young lady.

I liked you from the moment I first met

you when you came in the door.

And you're a cool cat.

I will miss you.

If you're listening to this, you're

obviously leaving the house.

It's been fun.

It's definitely been nice to have somebody here

I can talk to and make fun of people to.

I'm gonna get these people back for everything

that they've done.

Jealousy's very ugly, and that's why you are where you are.

I'm gonna really miss you.

And I can't wait to see you.

Bye.

On a lighter note, we noticed, after Brian was evicted,

you wore his knit cap--

Oh god.

--every day.

Should we be reading something into this?

Absolutely not.

Me and Brian are very, very good friends.

I know that he has somebody that he is with.

And I I do, too.

I think it got to the point when I found out that it really

bugged everybody in the house that I wore it that it

kind of became something.

It's like, well, if it bothers them,

then I'm gonna wear it more.

The way it goes.

Angie, thank you so much.

- Thanks, Julie. - You're welcome.

And I'm going to talk more with Angie tomorrow

morning on "The Early Show" on CBS.

And if you have a question for Angie,

you can ask her live tomorrow at : PM Eastern,

noon Pacific on "House Calls," the "Big Brother" talk show

at CBS.com.

Coming up, find out whom you chose to be America's player

and if they accepted the challenge.

Plus, the battle for Head of Household begins.

Stay with us.

That's right, Nancy.

Yeah, a new twist!

Welcome back to "Big Brother ".

America's player is back.

You voted to give one HouseGuest the chance

to do your bidding in the "Big Brother"

house for one week for $,.

If this person accepts your offer,

they will have to target the HouseGuests you pick

for eviction, accomplish a task in the house you choose,

and vote the way you want.

So who did you vote for?

And did they accept the challenge?

Let's find out.

What the-- do I open this?

"Dan, America wants to make you an offer.

"Big Brother" fans want you to become America's player for one

week.

By a nationwide vote, you received more votes

than any other HouseGuest."

Oh my god.

"If you accept the offer, America

will pay you $, to represent them for one

week in the "Big Brother" game.

From who to get nominated to who to get

evicted and everything in between,

America will be calling the shots.

But you must keep it all secret or risk losing everything.

Will you accept the challenge to become

America's player, yes or no?"

This is pretty cool.

I'm very blown away.

I'm very appreciative towards America.

On the pro side, obviously there's the money.

I'm a teacher.

I don't need to really tell you guys how much money I make.

And I can tell you that this money would

make a huge difference in me.

One con to becoming America's player

is I could jeopardize my entire chance of winning this thing.

But if America wants Dan to be America's player,

who am I to deny America?

If that's what you guys want, I'm on board.

I will be accepting the America's player offer,

and thank you America.

Now that Dan is playing for you, America,

how will he choose to perform in this HoH competition?

Let's go to the backyard and find out.

HouseGuests, the Power is up for grabs.

Tonight's competition is called Livin' on the Edge.

And the goal is simple.

Be the last person standing on the building's ledge

and you become the new Head of Household.

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

Does everyone else understand these rules?

Yes, Julie.

Yes.

JULIE: Good because the competition begins now.

Yes.

Word.

Yes.

Go all the way over.

Nice.

Oh, keep it coming.

Word.

What's going on, guys?

You guys hang out on building ledges much?

JULIE: You all felt the earthquake the other day,

HouseGuests?

Yep.

JULIE: Well, you should know when there are earthquakes,

there are always aftershocks.

Y'all ain't right.

Y'all ain't right.

Always wanted to do this.

JULIE: Hang in there, HouseGuests.

I'll be back to check on all of you in just a bit.

Peace out, JC.

Peace out.

There are more surprises for the HouseGuests just ahead.

Welcome back.

Who will become the new Head of Household?

And who will they nominate for eviction?

Find out Sunday at :, : Central.

Then Tuesday at :, : Central, will the Power of Veto

save one of the nominees?

I'll be back next Thursday night at :

for the next live eviction.

And don't forget, all week you'll be telling Dan

what to do as America's player.

To continue to follow the live Head of Household competition,

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

You can also get an uncensored look

at life in the house on "Big Brother

After Dark," airing live each night from midnight to : AM

on Showtime .

Let's check back with the HouseGuests

and see how they're holding up.

HouseGuests, how's everyone doing so far?

- Hey, Julie. - Still here.

JULIE: You're all hanging in there.

- We're doing. - If you want to call it that.

I taste sawdust.

JULIE: Well, it sure looks like a beautiful night

out there in the backyard.

Oh yeah.

JULIE: There even seems to be a nice breeze.

Hang in there, HouseGuests.

It's going to be a bumpy night.

Good night, everyone.

Take your shirt off, Jessie.

Keesha got a little sign in your hand.

Yeah, I sure do.

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