25x24 - Episode 24

[bunniefuu]

- Tonight, the Resurrection Rumble resumes,

two zombies fighting for a second life,

but only one's game will rise from the dead.

Welcome to "Big Brother." [cheers and applause]

announcer: Previously on "Big Brother,"

Julie had a terrifying announcement.

- Let me be the first

to welcome all of you to Scary Week.

And nothing is more frightening than a live double eviction.

announcer: And Scary Week was officially unleashed.

Cameron was the first sent to an early grave.

- By a vote of eight to zero,

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

- No way.

[dramatic pipe organ music]

announcer: Then with Gory Cory slaying...

- Congratulations, Cory. [cheers and applause]

You are the new Head of Household.

announcer: He had a vital victim in mind...

- I'm going to put up you and Jared

because I can't have Jared staying this week.

announcer: Causing a showmance m*ssacre.

- My two nominees are Jared and Blue.

announcer: It was a night-Matt on veto street.

- Congratulations, Matt. [cheers and applause]

You have won the power of veto.

announcer: Leaving Jared and Blue stuck in a bad dream.

- I decided to keep the zoms the same.

announcer: And the exterminator was terminated.

- By a vote of six to one,

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

announcer: But before the dust to dust settled,

the scary-verse served up a terrifying twist...

- BB zombies are coming after the double eviction.

announcer: Causing Cameron and Jared to return as BB zombies.

- Oh, my God!

announcer: Scary Week would be a week like no other...

- There will be no Head of Household,

no nomination ceremony... - Oh, wow.

- No veto competition, and no veto meeting.

announcer: With the zombies

getting a shot at resurrection.

- The winner of this upcoming Resurrection Rumble

will have the power to decide whether they will compete

in an individual Do or Die competition

to resurrect their own game

or force the other zombie to compete.

announcer: At a three-round cemetery showdown,

it seemed like anyone's game.

- End of round one, tied up to ,

this competition isn't over yet.

announcer: But by round two...

- Slow down.

announcer: A frightfully frustrated Jared

gave the edge to Cam.

- At the end of round two, Cameron is up by four.

I know that going into this next round,

I really got to pick up the pace a little bit.

So I just got to keep pushing through it and finish strong.

announcer: Tonight, which zombie will emerge

from the Resurrection Rumble with the power

to put fate in his own hands?

And who will have their game dead and buried for good?

Find out right now live

on a bloodcurdling "Big Brother."

[screaming]

[upbeat music]

♪

- Good evening. I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

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

and Cameron and Jared are in a fight

for their "Big Brother" lives.

Tonight, the Resurrection Rumble concludes

and the winner will have a monstrous advantage.

They can either choose to compete

in an individual Do or Die competition

for the right to return to the game

or they can force the other zombie

to take on the challenge instead.

And the stakes could not be higher.

Win and their game is resurrected.

Lose and their BB life is over.

And it's all happening live tonight.

But first, before that decision can be made,

we need to find out who wins the Resurrection Rumble.

[suspenseful music]

- It's time to start the final round.

Cameron has a lead of to Jared's ,

but it's still anybody's game.

This round starts on the toll of the bell.

- This Resurrection Rumble is hugely important.

I have to beat Jared here.

That way I get to decide

who plays in the final Do or Die competition.

The winner of that gets a second lease on life.

The other one,

well, they're worm food-- permanently.

[bell tolls]

♪

- The rules of round three

to this Resurrection Rumble are simple.

The first person to get skulls and eyeballs

in their shovel wins,

and they get to choose who competes

for the chance to be resurrected.

That's an advantage that could literally

be the difference between my life and death in this game.

♪

- Stay.

In this round, there is no time limit.

The first one to have all skulls and eyeballs

in the shovel wins.

♪

I'm the reason Jared went home during the double eviction.

I cannot have that guy re-entering the game.

♪

If he re-enters the game and wins HOH,

I expect to be nominated great chance I'm the target.

♪

- Slow down.

♪

[screaming] - Ugh.

♪

- Jared dropped the ball and has to reset.

- I have one small ball fall out of my shovel,

but in this game, one falls out,

you got to reset the whole entire shovel.

So now I'm just playing the game of catch up,

and I got to just go as fast as possible.

♪

- Slow it down.

I'm just praying that Jared pulls out this win,

because I don't know if I can take

seeing him walk out this door again.

- Remaining on my shovel as I grabbed my skulls and eyeballs

out of my basket really helped me

make a lot of progress in the second round,

So you better believe I'm going to do that this round too.

♪

- This is a stressful game to watch.

My relationship with Jared right now is pretty rocky.

Even with all that's happened, of course,

I want my boo, Pooh to win.

♪

- The more ba*ls I have here,

the more careful I need to be when landing a shovel.

Because if this shovel slams to the ground,

the higher chance that something's going to pop out.

♪

- Ooh. - [chuckles]

- The power dynamics in the house have been shifting,

especially after Corey blew up Jared's game.

If Jared comes back into this house,

there's a chance that the people he's been working with

will rally back around him

and things will go right back to where they were.

♪

- Jared's making up for lost time.

♪

[screaming]

Jared's ba*ls are on the ground.

Time to reset.

- Seeing these skulls and eyes fall out of my shovel

quite literally feels like the end of my world.

And although I got to start all over,

only thing it takes is for one mishap on Cameron's behalf.

So only thing I'm hoping

is that he has one little slip-up

and I'm right back in this game.

♪

- Cameron only has four ba*ls left.

- I know Jared keeps dropping ba*ls,

but I can't focus on what he's got going on.

I got to focus on what I've got going on.

Because one misstep from me,

and I'll be right back to square one.

- I really want Cameron to win this.

He and I have a long relationship in this game.

We were in an alliance together.

Jared and I have not talked a lot of game,

so it's definitely Cameron that I want to win.

♪

- Slow and steady still.

♪

- I look over, and I see Cameron's getting really close

to filling up his shovel completely.

But I still got to make sure I stay focused on what I'm doing

and continue to move at the pace that I'm moving

and try to catch up.

I can't just roll over and let Cam get this easy.

[tense music]

♪

- Look at that one down there. - I know. I know.

- Every time Cameron raises and lowers this beam,

it feels like he's gently holding my game in his hands.

Cameron only has one ball to go.

- I am down to my last ball.

My shovel is already barely holding the load

that I have on there.

One ball falls off of the shovel,

I got to start completely over.

And at this point,

I don't even know if I'd be able to catch Jared.

♪

[screaming]

[dramatic music]

[bell tolls] - Congratulations, Cameron.

You have won the Resurrection Rumble

and the power to control your own fate.

[cheers and applause] - Thank you. Thank you.

Let's go!

Winning this competition was essential.

The fate of my game now lies in my hands.

Now, I could decide to play in this Do or Die competition,

or I could force Jared to play in it.

There's no guarantee that I'll win this competition.

This will be the biggest decision

that I've made in this game so far.

♪

- [sighs]

♪

[sniffles softly]

♪

Winning this would have been a...

[sniffles]

A step in the right direction for me.

I just couldn't pull it off.

♪

Oh, man.

Honestly, bro, I don't want to talk.

♪

- Up next, one step closer to returning to the house,

Cameron looks for a plan

that will take the target off his back.

Then it's time for Cameron's big decision,

a gamble that will either cost him the game

or see it resurrected.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

With the Resurrection Rumble over,

one zombie dwells on the past

while the other looks towards the future.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Hi, guys. [applause]

That was tough. - Good job, good job.

So I won a head-to-head competition with Jared,

but I don't have time to sit here and celebrate this

because all I've done is won a competition

to decide whether I play or if Jared plays

in a live competition on Thursday.

But right now, I got to focus in

on creating a future after I come back into this house.

♪

- Ugh, I am deflated and devastated,

and I can see it all over Jared's face that he is too.

It's all right.

Jared now finds his self at the mercy of Cameron.

Cameron will decide who gets to compete.

I've never experienced this type of situation

in any of the games that I've played in,

so I don't know what he should do, honestly.

I really don't.

Shake that off. Shake it off.

You got to shake that off

and be ready for whatever's coming.

- That was tough. Holy moly.

- I guess once you figured out where the balance was

it was just [...] up.

- Yeah.

- Zombie Cameron wins the Resurrection Rumble,

and I'm over the moon.

I think Cameron will be back in the house, which is scary.

I don't know what he'll do.

But zombie Jared re-entering the game is terrifying

because I know he's going to target me.

- Whoo. - Worked out.

Worked out.

♪

- It's all right. You know that.

Come on now. It's okay.

- You did your best, but it still ain't over.

- You don't know what's coming. You don't even know what it is.

'Cause it ain't over yet.

- No, this ain't it.

- Stay in the game. - Yeah.

- Stay in the game, stay in the game.

- Keep your head straight. This is not it.

[somber music]

- Cameron pulled it off.

[sniffles]

I can accept that.

I always respected the competitors.

♪

I just hope whatever happens, somebody try to protect her.

[sniffles]

I go home, yeah.

She left here to fend for herself.

- Think about what your mom would be telling you now.

- You know, life brings about disappointment,

so I was disappointed when I thought that

Jared and Cirie had gone against me.

He then was disappointed

when I was willing to vote to evict him.

Now he's back in the house.

So even though we've had our hiccups, we need each other.

All of us, we cannot get to the end without each other.

Families fight all the time, but at the end of the day,

they never forget they're family.

Your brothers, your boys... - Mm-hmm?

- What would they say?

Man, this first quarter. - Yeah.

- You still got three quarters left.

- All your brothers would probably tell you to buck up.

All right, that's one down. Now what?

Now what?

- Just hold on until he decides

to let you play it or he plays it himself.

- Exactly. He may say let him go at it.

- It ain't over till it's over. - Mm-mm.

This is not the finish line. - Sure ain't.

- This is not the finish line.

♪

[suspenseful music]

♪

- You did well today. - Thank you.

- I think Cam has a really strong shot

at staying in this game.

At this point, I have to think about

what that looks like for me.

- If I have the opportunity to work with you and Matt,

even if it's a tryout basis, y'all give me one week.

Give me one week of trust and see what I can do with it.

♪

Between Matt, Jag, and myself,

I think we can really, really take care of business,

because I will honor the two of them.

- If we're going to move forward like this,

we have to fully trust each other fully.

- I know.

- You have won multiple times.

I've won. Matt's won multiple times.

There's no one else here that's won multiple times.

If one of us wins HOH,

we got the two others playing the following week.

Every time, it's going to be two other people.

- Yeah, absolutely.

This is what I've been begging to happen.

- As weird as it sounds, I'm open to working with Cameron.

He's a strong competitor, so are Matt and I.

And I would honestly

just rather work with him than against him.

- Let's go.

Let's go.

And when I come back in,

we're going to run this house in the ground.

Jag and I have a unique bond.

You see, when I come back into this game,

Jag and I will be the two houseguests

that have been unanimously voted out

and come back to fight.

Now we're fighting on the same team.

- We have other people too that we can probably bring in.

- Do you feel good with Blue, honestly?

- If Jared's gone.

Blue, what up? - What's up?

- Hello, dumb b*tches.

- Jeez.

- The right person.

But yeah, so here we are. [chuckles]

- I'm trying to get ready because I'm coming back.

- The conversation has kind of been like

been wanting the four of us to, like, move together.

- Obviously, I want Jared to stay in the house. Duh!

- [sniffles]

- But in the slim chance that Cameron stays,

I need to make sure that I'm good with him.

I already have a good relationship

with my boys, Matt and Jag.

So this makes sense, especially because Cameron is always

going to be a huge target and he loves to play with fire

and I'm ready to burn the house down.

My main priority is to make sure that I rock with people

that I really, really trust.

- Done. - [laughs]

- Show me where to sign. - Wait a second.

- Is this The Handful without the pinkie?

- Instead of the Handful, we're the Fingers now.

- Yeah, just the Tingers. - Tingers.

- The Tingers. - That's funny.

[suspenseful music]

♪

- What we have

is a three-person alliance with layers.

So we got the three of us and we got Blue.

- We got Blue.

- And she feels like she's super connected.

Do you remember The Brigade?

- What's the name of the squad, the name of the team?

I thought The Brigade.

- Brigade, bro.

- Are you down with that? - I like it.

- Beast. - Brigade.

- Animal, the brains, and meow-meow.

- A solid crew of four dudes, and then Britney,

'cause she felt like she was a part of a five-person alliance

when actually she was the last person

to leave the four-person alliance.

- Oh.

- So we got a three-person with a fourth person kicker.

♪

- I don't know what the heck The Brigade is.

I was probably five when that happens,

but it sounds like a good thing to me.

Blue is a layer for the three of us, which sounds great.

And then Cameron is a perfect player

for the Minutemen with me and Jag.

- Should be solid. - We got layers.

- Mm-hmm.

♪

- Up next, it's Do or Die time for Cameron

as he must choose to play or pass.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

There may not have been an HOH this past week,

but the game didn't stop for Cory,

who's attempting to cover all his bases.

But will he get caught in the act?

[suspenseful music]

- So you're saying I'd put this in the bottom?

- Yeah. Put it on the bottom.

- Okay.

- Should I put it on the--

- Yeah, let me show you where to put it.

- On the mat? - Yeah, on the mat.

[indistinct chatter]

[funky music]

♪

- Oh.

It's cold outside. I don't want to sit outside.

- Right?

[awkward music]

[chuckles]

Looks like I got to find another spot.

- Is anyone in the bathroom?

Huh. So she's not in here, huh?

- Is she in the shower?

- I don't know.

America? [laughter]

America? - Oh, my God!

[laughter]

- Oh, my God!

Jag, let's go. [laughs]

♪

[soft upbeat music]

♪

- How are you? - I'm doing all right.

Like best birthday of my life. Not close.

- Oh, really? - Yeah.

Because I mean, it's unique, right?

So my true core alliance is Matt, Jag, and America.

But MeMe and Felicia can still win HOHs,

so I want to have a deal with them just in case they do.

- Can I ask your opinion on something?

- Sure.

- You know America's not going to be putting up you.

She's not putting up Felicia, right?

- Yeah.

- In terms of moving forward with y'all, it sounds awesome.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, I mean, I also feel very similarly to that.

Are Cory and America people that I really trust?

Not really. But to be honest,

I don't really trust anybody in this game.

And the reality is you need to make it

to the end of this game with people who you can beat,

and ultimately I truly believe that I can

beat these two no matter what.

- All right, guess we're cool.

That's as formal as it'll get.

♪

So I've just been trying to think about

how to make this work.

I guess my question to you is like,

so if it's the four of us...

- Actually, I talked to MeMe today, and now she's on board.

- Yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

- I'm just chilling outside,

and then we see Cory just casually talking to Felicia,

which is cool.

But then all of a sudden,

he's raising his hand, hiding his face.

When I see someone that's around me covering their lips,

using their hands to hide their face,

that's an instant red flag because that means

they don't want me to read what they're saying.

And now I don't think this conversation is just casual.

I think there's something more to it

that we don't know about.

[pool ba*ls clack] Oh.

- I think it literally would be like basically talking

to all of you guys and being like,

"So what do you guys think?"

[soft dramatic music]

♪

- Well, since we're all here-- [chuckles]

- Mm.

- Are you seeing something here?

[laughs]

- Yeah, basically, if y'all are down, I'm down.

Yes. - Oh, yeah.

- MeMe, nobody's going to see it coming.

Nobody would-- you know what I mean?

- Yeah, right.

- The more I think about it,

if me and America are able

to get towards the end of the game with them,

we probably have a much better chance

of winning those competitions

than if we were there with Matt and Jag, for example.

I swear to God, if in three weeks this all blows up

and I'm told this is a fake alliance,

I'm going to lose my mind.

- Oh.

- I've been in a fake-a*s alliance.

- Yeah, honestly, if it's not going to be the real deal,

like, we don't have to-- you know what I mean?

- So much. Hey, Matt. - Matty Ice with the cookies.

- Did you get your four?

- Yeah, this is my second set of them.

- Nice.

- That was a little suspicious.

I have to assume that Cory is covering his bases.

I'm doing the same with Cameron,

covering my bases with him.

The only difference is I don't get caught.

♪

- I really didn't talk to, like, America that much today.

[suspenseful music]

- The way I'm seeing it

is that Cory and America are becoming, like,

the safe haven for people... - I know.

- Because they're two votes

and they're not threatening, but they're smart.

I don't know how close Jag and Matt are to America,

but they are a big threat to me.

And the more that

I drag America's name through the dirt,

the closer I can get Matt and Jag to me.

- They were already doing their things,

like talking to Felicia and talking to MeMe.

♪

- Bro, they are covering their asses.

- I know. - While leaving us in the dirt.

- He's selling us out. - I see it. I see it.

- Selling us out big time.

- Dude, selling y'all two specifically out big time.

- Right now, they are in such a good position.

- I know.

- He's good with obviously MeMe and Felicia.

♪

They are in a good position with everyone

other than whoever comes back.

[tense music]

- He was confident that

he was able to take Jared out that week

because he had y'all two.

If he didn't have y'all two,

Cory would have not made that move.

- Like we're somebody else's weapon?

- Cory and America are

definitely on my radar right now.

Me and Jag will probably not take the shot

at Cory and America 'cause we have a stable relationship.

But that's why we have Blue and Cameron,

because they will take the shot.

- Bro, they are using us, straight-up.

♪

- If I know Cameron like I think I know Cameron,

I'm pretty sure he's going to be picking his self

to compete in this competition.

But I can't allow myself not to ask,

so I want to approach him and see exactly

what his decision is going to be about this comp.

I just wanted to say, man, congrats, bro.

- Thank you, buddy. - That was a hard-a*s comp.

- It was. It was tough.

- I won't impede on your decision,

but how are you feeling about it?

- I'ma do it.

Why wouldn't I? - That's what I figured.

- And you know me.

- Champions would rather--

- I want the [...] ball. - Yep.

Okay. Good talk, my guy.

I can respect somebody who beats me fair and square.

Just go ahead and lose it for me, Cameron, please. [chuckles]

Thursday, big day.

- Period.

I know that I'm a confident guy,

and I'm confident in my abilities.

But just because I've decided to play

in the competition on Thursday

does not necessarily mean that I've resurrected my game.

- Rather lose with the ball in they hand

opposed to feel like, damn, I could have did better.

- I want the ball.

♪

- Cameron may think he's all-in

on playing the Do or Die competition,

but he hasn't seen the competition yet.

Before he makes his decision, let's head to the backyard

and show him what he's up against.

Hello, houseguests. - Hey, Miss Julie.

- How are you doing?

- Cameron and Jared, soon one of you

will compete in a solo challenge that will determine

your life in this game.

Cameron, as the winner of the Resurrection Rumble,

you have earned a huge advantage.

You have the right to play in this Do or Die competition.

And it's simple--win and you're back in the game,

and Jared goes home.

But if you don't feel confident,

you can force Jared to take it on.

But if he wins, then he's back in,

and you're walking out the front door.

So before you make your decision,

I'm going to let you know how this competition works.

Take a look at the zombie board behind you.

On my go, you must use the zombie pulleys

to maneuver your ball up the board

and into the waiting zombie hand.

Sounds easy enough, right?

Well, here's the catch.

You must complete this task and hit your button

in three minutes or less.

And be advised, if you drop your ball, you must try again.

All right, Cameron.

Now that you know how this competition works,

it's time to decide.

Will you take on the challenge

and put your fate in your own hands,

or do you want to pass it to Jared?

- Thank you, Miss Julie.

I love you, man.

- Love you more.

- I'm gonna go ahead and take this one

on myself, Miss Julie.

- All right.

I'll be back in a few moments to get

this competition started.

[suspenseful music]

When we return, Cameron takes on the Do or Die competition.

Will he win and see his game resurrected,

or will he lose, which means Jared

will have a second shot at the $, grand prize?

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Let's return to the backyard, where Cameron

is about to put it all on the line

in the Do or Die competition.

Houseguests, it's now time for Cameron to take on

the Do or Die competition.

Cameron, are you ready? - Yes, ma'am.

- Okay. Then please step up.

We're putting three minutes on the clock.

So on your mark, get set, go.

[tense music]

- All right.

Here we go.

♪

/ minutes left.

♪

- Come on, babe. Come on.

[indistinct]

- Two minutes left.

[contestants groaning]

♪

- Baby in a cradle.

Get in there. All right, there you go.

There you go. There you go.

All right.

♪

- A minute and a half.

♪

- Sticky right there.

♪

[gasps]

[cheers and applause] - Congratulations, Cameron.

Your game is officially resurrected.

[upbeat music]

Jared, I am sorry, but your game is over.

Please head inside, say goodbye to your housemates,

and walk out the front door.

♪

- You're gonna be all right. You're gonna be all right.

[indistinct chatter]

♪

[applause]

- Hold your head up.

Hold your head up, all the way up.

Keep your head up.

Head up.

[indistinct chatter]

- Bye, y'all. - Good job.

- Hey. Good job.

- Good job, good job.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Congratulations. - Thank you, Mama.

[indistinct chatter]

- Emotions on me. - [...]

- All right. - Hey.

- My dog. - Congrats.

- Thanks, buddy.

Why do I have to fail everything

one time before I get it done?

[chuckles]

- My boy.

Take it easy. - Yeah.

- Oh, wait. [vocalizing]

[laughter] Love you.

- Love you, Bowie.

Ice pick. - Later big dog.

- Ice pick. Take it easy, all right?

- I'll see you out there, man. - Yes, sir.

- Be good. - Baby girl.

[laughter]

I'll see you soon.

All right?

- Good job.

- Take it easy, dog. [sighs]

- All right.

[cheers and applause]

- Come on, baby! - Come on!

- Yeah! [cheers and applause]

[upbeat music]

♪

[Julie laughs]

- That one you had like the second one--

- Was it heavy? - That second one.

- Yeah. 'Cause I didn't have enough time.

- Yeah. - No, it wasn't heavy.

It was just the board in some places was a little,

like, leaned a certain way, so you had to figure out--

that's why it was hard going down the arm,

because I think the arm was like slanted to one way.

So I had to guide it back and forth.

- Mm. - [sighs]

Why do I got to fail everything?

I get all the way close, and then fail it, and then do it.

- It's always second try.

- That looked so hard. [overlapping chatter]

[sighing]

- Your face is back to normal.

- No more zombie. - The pattern.

- I hope I get my zombie head. That was actually really cool.

- Dude, this happened like five minutes ago.

- What? - We'll talk about it.

Never mind.

- Wow. - Crazy.

- Oh, guys. - Oh, man.

- Crazy. - [sighing] Oh.

- Oh, my God.

- Well, congrats, man. - Thank y'all.

Thank you so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

- Yeah, well-done.

- Stay right there.

When we return, I'll talk one on one with Jared.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

I'm here with Jared who just saw his game come to an end.

Jared, how difficult was that for you

to sit on the sidelines and watch your fate

in Cameron's hands?

- That was tough. You know, you never expect to get

to that moment in this game where it comes down to someone

making, you know, one tough decision.

But I fought as hard as I can up until the point where

I couldn't fight anymore.

- How do you think you would have done if he put you

on the spot to compete? - [sighs]

Julie, I would have made sure everything I did in my power

to make sure that ball went in that hole,

so I know I would have made it happen.

He made the right choice.

- Up until now, you've played this game

secretly with your mom, Cirie.

Now that you're out of the house,

how do you think she's going to do?

- Oh, that's a tough question. I hope she's amazing.

Uh...

yeah. [sobbing]

- You worried about her without you there?

How much of your gameplay was affected

by the fact that your mom was in the house playing with you?

- Since day one, I knew it was going to be hard.

She wasn't a part of the power teams that was in the house,

so I was torn in between the two.

And I always was just trying to make sure she was good, so.

- She doesn't know that you revealed

that she is your mom to Blue.

- Yeah.

- She is unaware you told Blue this.

Are you concerned this might jeopardize

her game now that you're out?

- No. I would have been more concerned

when I was in there still.

The fact that I'm gone now,

the bond that I was able to build with Blue,

I think that she-- [sobbing]

Oh, man.

- What are you feeling right now?

- I hope she good. I just hope she good.

She got it, though.

- Who does she have to watch her back now that you're gone?

- Uh--[chuckles]

Nobody was going to watch her back like I was, so--

- Well, that's for sure.

But is there anyone she can trust in there?

- I hope she can trust Blue, and I think that's about it.

- For the first part of the game, you were in control.

Then double eviction night, you became the target.

How did things change so quickly against you?

- Hey, I came into this house wanting to be a competitor,

not thinking of the target it would paint on me.

But I'm happy with the game I played,

even though eventually it was part of my downfall.

But I had to do what I had to do to keep

her safe as long as possible.

- You want to hear some of your goodbye messages?

- Yeah, for sure. Let's go.

- Right here.

- Jared, I am so happy that you're out of this

house, honestly. - [chuckling]

- You put me and Cory up on the block, Cory got you evicted.

So bye.

- Jared, for about a month and a half,

you were my number one ally.

Then you kind of became my number one enemy.

I expect to be close friends after this show,

and I wish you nothing but the best.

- Pooh Bear, I've learned so much from you,

and I'm going to miss our pawprint blanket time.

Just wait until I win the $,,

and I promise you a trip to Italy.

[smooches] See you soon.

- My boy, I love you. I'm so proud of you.

But if it's the last thing I do,

I'll make sure that I get Cory for you,

and I will see you on the flip side.

I love you, pooh.

I love you, love you, love you.

[applause]

- Do you think she can get Cory?

- I know she could.

- And is that what you want her to do?

- I want her to do it by any means necessary,

if it's the last thing she do.

- Final thoughts?

- I love it. I enjoyed my experience.

I hope this ain't the last y'all see of me.

- You never know. Expect the unexpected.

Jared, thank you.

- Thank you.

- See my extended interview with Jared tomorrow

on "Big Brother's" official Instagram page, @BigBrotherCBS.

Up next, we'll talk with the houseguests

and put this very scary week to bed.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

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

Hello again, houseguests.

- Hey, Miss Julie. - Hello, Julie.

- All right, Cameron.

Once again, please allow me to congratulate you

on resurrecting your game.

How are you feeling right now?

- Well, the adrenaline's still pumping,

but I'm pretty sure that I feel good.

- Towards the end, you looked a little nervous.

How hard was this?

- It was actually a lot harder than it looks.

I mean, everything's a little bit slanted,

but as long as you get good control of your nerves,

I think anybody's capable of doing that one

in that amount of time.

So kudos off to whoever made that one.

It'll get you rattled.

- Did you panic that last minute?

- I panicked after the first ball dropped, that's for sure.

But I mean, just pick up and keep going.

- Well, you pulled it off. So again, congrats.

- Thank you. - You earned your way back.

Well, everyone, I have some good news.

- What's that?

- Scary Week is officially over.

[all cheering]

But that does not mean the scary-verse

won't rear its head again.

And because of the zombie twist,

and given that no Head of Household was crowned

last week, everyone will be eligible

to compete in the upcoming Head of Household.

- Whoo. - Yeah.

- Cory, I know you're happy about that.

[laughter] - Yes.

- That's all for now, houseguests.

Goodnight, everyone.

- Goodnight! - Bye, Julie!

- Tune in Sunday at :, : Central,

to see who rises to power as the new HOH,

and to see who he or she nominates for eviction.

Then, on an all-new night, Tuesday at :, : Central,

the power of veto is back up for grabs.

Who will win, and will it be used

to save one of the two nominees?

Then on Thursday, the live vote and eviction

will send another houseguest packing.

To continue watching all the drama,

go to Paramount+ or Pluto TV,

where you can watch the houseguests /,

unfiltered and live.

For now, let's eavesdrop on the houseguests.

From outside the "Big Brother" house,

I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Love one another.

Good night. [cheers and applause]

[soft upbeat music]

♪

- Hmm, something unexpected.

- That could be pinball.

It could be--it doesn't--

it doesn't mean anything.

[rock music]

♪

- What's this?

- Oh, it's the Hawaiian bowl.

- Oh. - Oh. [chuckles]

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- I'm eating French toast.

That's all we've got.

♪

- When we gave those to you last night,

I looked at Jag like, she's never eaten those.

[laughter]

- I have no shame.

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