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25x39 - Episode 39

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Big Brother". Aired: July 5, 2000 – present.*
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A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).

25x39 - Episode 39

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- Fake alliances, false targets, and a finale

just around the corner.

Who will make it to the final four?

Find out live tonight.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

[cheering]

- Previously on "Big Brother,"

the Minutemen were absolutely dominating,

winning competition after competition...

- Congratulations, Jag, you are

the new Head of Household.

- And sending their former allies

to the jury one by one.

- America, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

[dramatic music]

- Jag and Matt had a final three

with Bowie Jane...

- [whispering] This is the three that I'm solid with.

- And a final four with Cirie and Felicia...

- [whispering] The four of us.

- Which meant when it came down to final five,

they would have to pick a side.

- At the final five, it's becoming pretty impossible

to not show my cards.

- After Matt racked up

another win for the Minutemen...

- Congratulations, Matt,

you are the next Head of Household.

- Let's go!

- Felicia became the target...

- [whispering] Yeah.

- Yeah.

- And Jag and Matt officially decided

to ride it out with Bowie.

- Mafia. - OK, I like it.

- Perfect.

- But Matt felt bad that his friend Cirie

would have to go up.

- I'm gonna cut it. I got to put you up.

But it doesn't matter who's up.

You're gonna be fine, I promise you.

- And he thought she was just a pawn...

- I have nominated you, Mama Felicia,

and you, Mama Cirie.

- Not knowing that Jag had other ideas.

- The next step will be get Matt on board

to boot Cirie out this week.

- And Jag got the Aussie on board.

- I think Cirie does have to go.

- Yeah.

Cirie is tied to Matt, and if she wins the next HOH,

I really think that she would take out either me or Jag.

- With power on the line in the swamp,

Jag racked up his sixth Veto win of the season.

- Let's go!

Another veto in the bag, baby.

I'm so stoked about this, just because we're

so close to the end.

- Looking toward the end of the game...

- I hope it's us at the end.

- Me too.

- Jag set the stage to cut his fellow Minuteman.

- Although I want to be in the final two

with my fellow Minuteman, Matt,

I think I'd have a better chance

of winning the game sitting next to Bowie.

Also, in the event that Bowie wins the final HOH,

I want her to choose me over Matt.

- But first things first...

- I have decided not to use the Power of Veto.

- Either Felicia or Cirie will be the next sent to jury.

Will Jag get Matt on board to betray his friend, Cirie?

Plus, who will become the Head of Household

and punch their ticket to Finale Night?

And what's been going down at the jury House?

- Ah! My boo!

- Find out right now, live on "Big Brother."

- No toenail surgery on my bed.

[upbeat music]

[cheers and applause]

- Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

It's day in the Big Brother house,

and the Minutemen have dominated the game this week,

as Matt grabbed the HOH, Jag nabbed the Veto,

and the two solidified their final three

alliance with Bowie Jane.

As a result, Cirie and Felicia find their "Big Brother" lives

on the line with both of them being

told that they are the pawn.

But only one truly is.

So who will be blindsided tonight

when the votes are cast,

and who will make up the final four

when all is said and done?

We'll find out tonight, live.

But first, Matt thinks Cirie

staying is his best path forward,

but his ally, Jag, has other plans.

Could this be the beginning of the end for the Minutemen?

- This Veto meeting is adjourned.

[tense music]



I decided not to use the Veto.

Right now, Felicia and Cirie think that they're the pawns,

and Felicia is supposed to be the target.

But I think keeping Cirie is riskier for my game.

I think Cirie is more likely to win a competition

and more likely to cut me over Matt and Bowie.

I want to vote her out,

but I want to get Matt on board.



- This will be my fifth time on the block on eviction night.

But this time, I'm sitting next to Cirie.

Me and Cirie were supposed to be

the final two, but that plan is not going to be realized

Because, on Thursday, Cirie should walk out

the door into the jury house.

- [chuckles]

- Ugh.

I want to feel like I'm OK,

but my Cirie senses say, "Don't get too sure, lady."

As we've seen this whole season,

the pawn has gone home,

so I don't ever want to get to a point

that I feel like, "Oh, I got this in the bag"

because then I'll be in the bag...

[laughs] with my bags.

- For the first time, I'm not gonna say nothing.

- I know.

[laughter]

- Shut up, Felicia. - days.

[soft dramatic music]



- The only thing that matters is

we beat the mamas.



I have helped and protected Matt throughout this game,

but I have to start thinking about my own game now.

Cirie going would be good for my game,

but I don't think it's smart for Matt's game at all.

I need to convince Matt to make a move that helps me

more than it helps him.

Who do you think the better competitor is?

- I think it's Felicia.

She won the random HOH and...

She was ahead.

- Cirie was neck-and-neck

with me and Bowie.

What I'm thinking about is who's gonna

be easier to beat next week.

Felicia has been in a must-win situation most of the season,

and she's played every competition almost,

and she's lost.

- Whereas Cirie hasn't been in a must win.

And we don't know her full comp potential.

- Eh.

- Dude, I'm telling you, she's good.

- Hmm.

I know I want Cirie here.

I honestly don't think she would target me.

I believe she would target Jag and Bowie first before me.

Oh, there she is. - Yerp.

- OK.

We have a very great relationship,

and having her in the house next week

is very good for my game.

- We were just talking through who should stay

and who should go. - Yeah.

- Honestly, Cirie might be the more risky competitor

to take into next week... - Yeah.

- Just because she's played in less competitions.

- Yeah, so we don't know how she plays, actually.

- Yeah, she's played in less, and she might be...

- That's the scary part.

- I think she might be better,

and so is it worth it to evict Cirie this week

and keep Felicia?

- With Felicia, she's always stating Felicia is smarter.

So I'm like, "If there's gonna be a smart one coming up,

Felicia is gonna be on it."

- If Cirie goes this week, next week, we cook Felicia.

- Vice versa. - It doesn't matter.

- But it's risky letting Cirie get too close.

It's no accident that Cirie has got to the--

so far on "Survivor" five times.

- She's made it so many times.

- You just got to be careful she doesn't win.

- The next person on our-- on the Mafia's hit list, Cirie.

- Cooked.

I don't really see much of a difference between the two

competitive-wise, but I see that Jag and Bowie

really want Cirie to go.

I really want Cirie to stay,

but I'm also worried that if I push too hard,

Jag and Bowie are gonna get a little sussed out.

- How will we handle this if that's where we're going?

- We tell them both that they're good,

and then we textbook blindside Cirie's a*s.

- Yeah.

[tense music]



- This my only pitch.

I ain't gonna be chasing you down.

- No, that's all right, yep.

- We had some ups and downs,

but I've trusted you even though

had a little, you know, mishap with Red.

- Yeah.

- I've been working on building your trust with me ever since.

- Yep, yep.

- And I hope that I've done that,

and I would love to play this game further with you.



I just hope I can count on your vote.

- Yeah, thank you. And yes, absolutely.

- Aw, thank you.

I love you, Bowie. - Love you.

- I'm telling Cirie that she has my vote,

but that is not true.

This is % game. This is not personal.

- So I appreciate you.

I love you, and that's it.

All right. Thank you.

When I was on the block against Cameron,

everyone was like, "You know you good.

"You are good.

You're gooder than good."

This time, I don't feel that way.

I feel uneasy and nervous.



- Cameron, Cory, Blue, and America.

A visit with the jury house next.

Then, Cirie or Felicia?

The live vote and eviction is coming up.

Plus, we'll crown the new Head of Household live.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]



- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

One by one, the jurors have been gathering.

For some, it's a welcome reunion.

For others, it's a chance to share their true feelings

about who is left in the game.

[upbeat acoustic music]



- Yo. Daddy's home.

Hello?

[crickets chirping]

That's right. I guess I'm the only one.

So being the first juror is an interesting scenario.

Did they make the right decision

in voting me out? Yes, I probably would have

made the same move that they made.

I want to see Cory walk through that door,

not because I have some sort of a hatred for him,

but because I am such a fan of Jag.

He overcame a lot of things from the very beginning,

and the adjustments that he made

took him very deep into the game.

[dramatic music]

- Cameron, Cameron, Cameron. - [chuckles]

- Don't say it. - I'm not gonna say it.

- If you say I told you so, I'm pushing you in the pool.

- I'm not gonna say it, but it rhymes with I told you so.

Come here, buddy. - Hey, bud.

Being the second person in jury is upsetting.

- How'd everything go?

- It was crazier than you could have expected.

I wanted to win the game, but on a mental level,

I'm relieved.

I fought so hard every day.

I've been running on fumes since basically week four.

What you grilling up, man?

Cooking up more lies?

- Cooking up more lies. - I'm sorry.

I'm not over it. It's traumatic.

- Yeah, who's coming?

- Any chance we get one of the boys?

- Would be fun, but I'm gonna put my money on Blue today.

- Yeah? Oh, my God.

- Ah! - Kitty-kitty purr.

- [purrs]

I'm very bummed about being evicted from the house.

I did feel a little blindsided.

I know that I was going after Jag and Matt,

and being the strongest competitor in the house,

they had to take the shot.

It's been a crazy week,

and y'all know I never roll up to a party alone.

It was double eviction night.

Who do y'all think it is?

- It's Jag.

[upbeat music]

- It's shot o'clock.

- OK! - Hey!

- Ah, they got me.

- They got you.

- My eviction was definitely not a surprise.

Ah, my boo!

Ultimately, I think Jag is responsible for my eviction.

Although I left on Bowie Jane's HOH,

she's just following Jag's orders.

It was scary.

Let me just show y'all. - Yeah?

- OK. - Yeah, let's go.

- Congratulations, Jag,

you are the new Head of Household.

[cheering]

- There you go. - So at this point, it was you.

- America is the target.

- And this is what they tell me,

don't worry about it. You're gonna go up.

It's Blue. - Yeah.

- The first houseguest that I have nominated is...

the next houseguest that I have nominated is...

- What's the vibes with Jag right now?

- You've been very vocal, but I am the better competitor.

So that was the one part I was like,

"I feel really weird in this position,"

but similar to you, I was like, "I just have to trust them."

And the only thing I can rely on is Veto.

- And the winner of the Golden Power of Veto is Jag.

- He's in a position where he has to win every competition

to get to the end. - Yeah.

- And he might just do it. - Yeah.

- I have decided not to use the Power of Veto.

- ♪ Dun, dun, dun - Boo!

- Blue, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

- All right.

Time to watch my downfall.

- Congratulations, Bowie Jane.

You are the new Head of Household.

- She's like, "I promised Cirie I wouldn't put her up."

I said, "And?"

You put me up next to Felicia, I'm going home.

She's so unaware of everything.

It's insane. - She knew.

- Yeah. - She knew.

She--you were the plan, plan, plan, plan.

I didn't fully expect Bowie to pull one out there.

That gives her two HOH wins and, honestly,

a pretty solid résumé.

- This is terrifying, but I nominate Felicia and America.

- Her not seeing that keeping Matt and Jag

isn't good for her... - It just ends her game.

I don't-- - Yeah, it's stupid.

- Congratulations, Matt.

You have won the Power of Veto.

- I'm going to keep noms the same.

- Is there any hope? - Nope.

- America, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

- [...] those guys.

All of them, liars, dumbasses.

I'm still a little bit salty about Matt, Jag, and Bowie

betraying me,

so I'm rooting for the underdogs.

I'm rooting for Cirie and Felicia to win this.

Come on, God.

Matt and Jag are winning. - Exactly.

- What scares me is I think both of them

think they can beat the other person

in the final two. - Oh, yeah, exactly.

- With America out of the game, I'm able to just

freely root for Matt to win.

Unlike Jag, he hasn't really had to rely on competitions

to secure his safety.

He's never been in danger.

Jag was evicted - where Matt was chilling

off the block at that point, which I do respect.

What's interesting to me is one of them's

gonna win the final three HOH. - Yep.

- And they're gonna have to make

a decision to certainly win or to have

a / shot at winning. - Exactly.

Right now, the most dangerous player is obviously Jag,

but Matt has never touched a block.

He plays an incredible social game.

So I'm a little torn between who is playing

the best game as of right now.

- I want a tour of the house now.

- You want to see it? - Yeah.

- Let's go.

- It's pretty cool.

- Up next, a misunderstanding could change everything.

Then, who will be leaving the house tonight?

The live vote and eviction coming up.

Plus, find out how you at home can vote

for your favorite houseguest.

The winner takes home $,.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

With only a week left in the game,

potential cracks in the Minutemen alliance

become an opportunity for one of the nominees.

[dramatic music]

- Should we jog to warm up?

- Sure.



- Jag, do you run distance?

- OK, I can tell.

[laughter]

- What else, Jag?

[tense music]

- So Jag is referencing Matt being an Olympian.

That has meaning to Matt, and what Jag is doing,

he's diminishing that.

What else, Jag?

- It's kind of like a low-key insult to Matt.

And lately, I'm noticing Jag spending

a whole lot less time with Matt

and all his time with BJ, Bowie Jane.

I'm clear that Jag sees Bowie Jane

as a much better final two than Matty Ice.

All of this is something I need to bring

to Matt's attention now.

So maybe Jag ain't the final two for you, Matt.

Maybe it's me.

Me, me.

[soft dramatic music]

Matty Ice?

- We've been watching them guys become

very insulting towards you. - Insulting?

- Mm-hmm.

- You were paying attention?

- You ain't paying attention to what they doing?

- What did they insult me on?

- Just comments.

You got--you got to be listening and watching

to what they doing. - OK, I can't hear them.

That's why I don't know that. - Right.

- Yeah. - They're insulting you.

- Mm. - We hear them.

Bowie Jane is showing who her allegiance is to.

[tense music]

- Yeah, it's obvious.

- That's OK. - Yeah, yeah.

Well, I know.

I feel you there.

- There you go. - Yep.

Felicia is telling me that Jag and Bowie

are apparently making fun of me,

and I can't hear it.

Jag is my boy. Why would he make fun of me?

That's annoying.

In the real world, that happens,

and I just kind of walk away,

but it does upset me in the end of day.



- I know Matt super well.

I'ma go up there.

And I can tell when something is bothering him,

and it seems like something is off.



- Felicia was like, "Those two were, like,

being mean to you."



And I was like, "What?" - When?

- That's what I'm saying.

She was like, "You didn't hear?"

I'm like, "Bro."

- Ah, that's [...] up.

Where is this coming from?

On a gameplay level, Bowie and I

have definitely talked about final two plans

and what that could look like,

but Matt is my friend, and I would never talk badly

behind his back like that.

- I was like, "Well, I can't really hear

what they're saying."

And she goes, "Well, we can hear them for you."

She's like, you know, "Jag is closer to Bowie."

And I'm like-- - Closer to Bowie than you?

- Mm-hmm.

- We are the people that have been

most loyal to each other without fault.

Play the game how you want to play the game.

Make up lies. You've made up plenty before.

The moment you bring personal things

into this, that's the moment I'm gonna lose respect,

and we can vote you out this week.

Like, don't think that, like, you're here

because of some crazy gameplay that you're doing

and you're masterminding things.

Like, you are here because we have willed you to be here.

- Now I want Felicia out.

I don't care who goes, but I'm like, "Bro,

I don't want that [...]."

- Dog, she knows she's saying crazy [...] too.



Mama Fe has lied a lot in this game and stuff,

but she's never--

like, one thing I was saying is,

like, she's never crossed that line.

If she's actually trying to make things up--

- That's crossing a line. - Yeah.

- So that's what's been bothering me.

- And I don't think she does mean

to play on your disability.

But the reality is they know a weakness

is that you might not have heard.

- Yeah.

- And that's borderline playing on it,

but she may not be consciously doing it, you know?

- Yeah.

- My initial reaction is like, shut the [...] up,

but then she may have misinterpreted.

- Yeah.

Is that if that's her angle, then personally,

I would be like, "Can you guys vote

- and I can vote her out?" - Yeah.

- I get that Matt is upset about this,

but on the other side of the coin,

we have to understand that something could have

gotten lost in translation.

On a game level, I think Cirie is still more dangerous

and should go this week.

But on a personal level, if Matt is dead set

on Felicia going this week, then I will %

support Matt on that.

- I want her a*s out.



- [laughs]



- When we return, either Cirie or Felicia

will see their game come to an end.

The live vote and eviction next.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]



[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Cirie and Felicia,

they've worked with each other

and against each other.

Now, one will become a juror,

and the other makes it to the final four.

Let's head to the living room and talk

with the two nominees.

Hello, houseguests.

- Hi, Julie. - Hey, Julie.

- Well, it is time for the live vote and eviction.

- Cirie, Felicia, in just moments,

your housemates will cast their votes to evict live.

But before they do, you each have

a final chance to sway their votes

with one brief statement.

Cirie, you're up first.

- OK.

Well, Clarissio Hacker,

I would love to see you next week

when this is all over.

I love you, honey.

Ms. Tina, Mr. Kenny, Mom and-- AKA Mom and Dad,

I miss you guys.

Yvonne and Avani, Lola will be home soon.

And to my houseguests, thank you

for amazing but crazy days.

- [chuckles]

- Thank you, Cirie.

Felicia?

- Hello, family.

Dwayne and Jaire, I hope to see you on the other side

of that door next week.

It's been fun.

I'm out of words.

I hope that I last here for days,

but amazing days.

No complaints, no worries, and my mustard seed faith

is still there. [laughs]

- Felicia, thank you.

Thank you, both.

All right, everyone, it's now time

for the live voting to begin.

As always, neither of the two nominees

are allowed to vote.

Matt, as current Head of Household,

you will only vote in the event of a tie.

One at a time, Jag, then Bowie Jane

will enter the diary room

and cast their vote to evict.

Jag, it's time.

Please go to the diary room.

[soft dramatic music]

[indistinct chatter]



Jag thinks Cirie is the stronger competitor,

but he is concerned about Felicia's social game.

Who poses the bigger threat for him tonight?

Hello, Jag. - Hi, Julie.

You look spooktacular.

- Oh, thank you.

Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cirie.

- Thank you.

- Happy birthday to Matt's mom.

You've raised--you've raised an amazing young man.

- Bowie Jane seems to have chosen Jag as her final two.

Will she vote with him and seal Cirie's fate?



Hello, Bowie Jane. - G'day, Julie.

- Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cirie.

- Thank you.

- Thanks, everyone at my podcast,

"Babes Behind the Beach," and happy birthday, Matt's mom.



- All of the votes are in.

Let's give the news to the houseguests.

- Oh, Lord.

- Houseguests, the votes are in.

When I reveal the vote, the evicted houseguest

will have just a few moments to say goodbye,

gather her belongings, and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to ,

Cirie, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

[tense music]

- I love you, love you, love you.

- I love you more, lady. Mwah, mwah, mwah.

- Oh, sorry, Cirie. You're just too good.

- No, it's OK. Oh, I know.

[laughs] Don't worry about it.

Matty Ice. - We love you so much.

- Love you, too. - Aw. Sorry.

- Thank you.

- I'ma have a lemon drop, Felicia.

- Yes, have a lemon drop for me.

- I'm gonna have a lemon drop in about an hour.

- Hey.

- Love you, Cirie, seriously. - I love you guys too.

- Oh, my gosh. - One for me.

- Come on, now. Get this.

You go get it, girl.

- Oh.

- Somebody get the door for me. - Yes.

- Of course. - Come on.

- OK, hold on. - Let's go Cirie!

- Bye, Cirie! - We love you! We love you!

- Oh, bye! - Love you!

Oh, my God.

- Here we go. - Bye-bye, b*tches.

- Oh! Damn. - Cirie, when I--

girl. - Goodbye, get out of here.

- Round of applause, Cirie. - [laughs]

[cheers and applause]

- Hey, everyone. - [laughs]

- See you tomorrow. - Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. - Final four.

- I know. - Oh, my God!

- Ah. - Final four.

- And there's no double eviction!

- Oh, my God. - Don't say it so soon.

- No, 'cause she didn't say anything.

Usually she'll say it right away.

- Oh, my God.

- Oh, that was quick. - Cirie.

- One's already gone. - Already.

- Wow.

- Cirie, you were told by Matt

as HOH when he nominated you

that you were the pawn, but you never felt safe,

did you? - Absolutely not.

Mecole was the pawn, right?

You never want to be in a pawn position

because, typically, the pawn goes home.

And I tried to impress that on Matt,

but Jag has him, so...

- So why do you think they chose to evict you

and not Felicia?

- I really believe that Jag feels

if anything goes awry, if I mess around

and win the Veto or HOH,

that I'm gonna be on Matt's side,

and he's right, and he is right.

Jag was public enemy number one,

and if I could get Jag out of this game,

that's exactly what I planned to do.

- You came into the house as a known "Survivor" legend

and playing in the secret family twist

with your son, Jared. - I know.

- You made it to day . - I know.

- Are you surprised? - I am so flabbergasted.

I expected to be gone week one.

"Big Brother" is not "Survivor."

So I'm honored, one, to play this game,

triple honored to be here on day .

A "Survivor" crossover?

So not too shabby, in my eyes, Julie.

- Did playing secretly with your son, Jared,

help your game or complicate it?

- Honestly, I think it complicated it

because certain moves that really weren't good

for my game, I had to do for Jared's game.

For instance, Red going home.

Red and I were pretty tight.

I was good with Red, and I thought Red

would be a good ally to take far in the game.

However, he wanted a sit-down conversation

with Jared and Cameron about the miscommunication

about Cameron wanting Red out,

and I know it was a miscommunication.

That would have caused a lot of problems for Jared,

so I had to ensure that Red went home.

- So four times starving on a stranded island

on "Survivor" versus days in the Big Brother house.

- Oof. Ooh-whee.

- Which one's hard-- which one's harder?

- Give me a second.

[laughter]

Honestly, and listen, my "Survivor" people,

you know I love y'all.

And we are starving and elements,

but you're in a pressure cooker here,

a true pressure cooker. There is no escaping this.

There is no breaks.

There's no days off.

For me, "Big Brother" is harder.

- Ooh. - I'm sorry.

It really is.

It is super difficult.

Just imagine going to work tomorrow,

walking into your job tomorrow

and them saying, "Hey, by the way,

"you're not leaving for a hundred days.

"We got a bed in the back, a nice backyard, nice backyard.

"Go to the cafeteria, help yourself.

"But you're not leaving for a hundred days,

"and you're gonna work the entire time--

no breaks, no time off."

- That's a lot of overtime. - Yeah.

- How about we listen to your goodbye messages?

- Please. - Right here.

- Thank you, Julie.

- Cirie, we've had our ups and downs,

but trust me when I say I love you.

It has been my pleasure.

- Mama Cirie, I really wanted it to be

us two at the final two. - I know.

- I'm gonna miss playing this game with you.

It's been such an honor getting to know you,

and you've been my mama in this house, and I love you.

- Cirie, it is purely a game move

that you have to go this week.

You are the stronger player... - I know.

- And I think if we left you in,

we would be gone the week after.

- Probably.

- So I really value everything we've built together.

- Cirie, you were my target all along this week.

I was able to convince Matt to target you this week.

I think if given the chance, you would choose Bowie

and Matt over me... - Absolutely.

- And I'm just not gonna give you that chance.

I can't wait to see you outside of this.

- He's right.

- Well, Cirie, you are off to the jury house,

but you'll be back here one week from tonight,

November th when you and the rest

of the jury vote for a winner. - Thank you.

- Thank you, Cirie. - Thank you, Julie.

- Up next, it's the live HOH competition.

Jag, Felicia, or Bowie Jane?

Who will rise to power and claim the first spot

in the final three?

Plus, find out how you can vote for your favorite houseguest.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]



[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's now time to crown a new Head of Household.

This HOH will have to nominate two housemates for eviction.

Let's head to the backyard and get things started.

Hello, houseguests.

- Hi. - Hi.

- Or should I say, hello, final four?

- Whoo!

- It is now time for the live Head of Household

competition to begin.

Matt, as outgoing HOH,

you are not eligible to compete.

However, the winner of tonight's Head of Household

will not only secure their spot in the finale,

they will also be eligible to compete

in the final three-part Head of Household competition.

This competition was sent down from the Comic-Verse.

For years, the houseguests have loved watching

their "Big Brother" lives

turned into comic book characters

in what is now a classic BB competition.

Well, tonight, it's my turn,

and that is why this competition

is called Chenbot Volume One.

And here's how it works.

You're about to be shown pages

from my soon-to-be-released comic book.

Once you study the first two pages,

I will ask you four questions about what you just saw.

Your answer will be either page A or page B.

For every correct answer, you will receive one point.

I will then show you two more pages

and ask three more questions.

The houseguest with the most points

at the end of seven questions

will be the new Head of Household

and guarantees themselves a spot in the final three

on Finale Night.

Does everyone understand? - Yes.

- Yes. - Excellent.

Then watch closely.

Here are the first two pages.

Question one.

A pair of scissors was shown on which page, A or B?

A pair of scissors was shown on which page, A or B?

Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is B.

Jag receives one point.

Reset, houseguests.

Question two.

The word "havoc" appeared on which page, A or B?

The word "havoc" appeared on which page?

Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is A. Everyone receives one point.

Reset, houseguests.

Question three.

A character was holding a building

over their head on which page?

A character was holding a building

over their head on which page?

Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is B.

Bowie Jane gets a point.

Reset, houseguests.

We have Jag with two points, Bowie Jane with two points,

Felicia with one point.

Here is question four.

A portion of a car appeared on which page,

A or B?

A portion of a car appeared

on which page, A or B?

Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is A.

Jag and Felicia each get a point.

Reset, houseguests.

[soft dramatic music]

Here are the last two pages.

Question five.

There was a houseplant on which page,

A or B?

There was a houseplant on which page?



Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is A.

Jag and Bowie Jane each get a point.

Reset, houseguests.

We have Jag with four points, Bowie Jane with three,

Felicia with two.

Question six.

Chenbot had smoke

coming out of her arm on which page?

Chenbot had smoke

coming out of her arm on which page?

Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is A.

Bowie Jane gets a point and ties up

the score with four points.



Reset, houseguests.

Here is the last question.

The word "Chenbot"

appeared more times on which page?

The word "Chenbot" appeared more times

on which page, A or B?



Answers, please.

Lock in your answers.

Answers are locked.

The correct answer is B.

Jag and Bowie Jane have a tie score.

Reset, houseguests.

We're going to a tiebreaker question.

Please pick up your boards. The answer will be a number.

The person who comes closest to the correct number

without going over

will be the new Head of Household.

If you both go over, the person who comes closest

to the correct number wins.

In seconds,

how long was the trick-or-treat

luxury competition from the moment

the message dropped from the Scary-Verse

to the moment Matt was announced as winner?

In seconds, how long was the trick-or-treat

luxury competition from the moment

the message dropped from the Scary-Verse

to the moment Matt was announced as the winner?



Answers, please.

The correct number is , seconds,

which means congratulations, Bowie Jane.

You are the new Head of Household.

[cheering]

And you have secured your spot at finale night.

[cheers and applause]

When we return, it's time to find out

how you can vote for your favorite houseguest.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[upbeat music]

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Next Thursday, the winner of "Big Brother"

will be determined,

But you at home have the power

to crown America's favorite houseguest

and hand them the $, prize that goes with that title.

Here's how to vote.

- It's time for America's vote.

The "Big Brother" houseguests have fought hard.

They've laughed, cried,

and played their hearts out.

And now, you get to award

your favorite houseguest $, in cash.

The winner of this special prize

will be announced during the live season finale

of "Big Brother" on Thursday, November th.

To pick which player you want to win $,,

go to cbs.com/bbvote and vote now.

For online voting, go to cbs.com/bbvote.

Maximum ten online votes per person.

Votes will be accepted until November ,

at : a.m. Pacific time.

- We will announce who you voted for

during the live finale,

but before we crown the winner of "Big Brother,"

we still have a lot of game to play.

Tune in Sunday at :/: Central

for a special live eviction episode.

Who will be nominated, who will be evicted,

and who will join Bowie Jane in the final three?

Plus, season winner Taylor Hale

joins us live to give us her take on this season.

Then on Tuesday at :/: Central,

the final three get some much-needed messages

from home, and the battle

to become the last and most powerful

Head of Household begins.

Then it all comes down to this.

Next Thursday at :/: Central,

it's the live two-hour season finale of "Big Brother."

You don't want to miss it, as we crown the final

Head of Household of the season,

the final eviction takes place,

and the jury of seven returns to vote

for the winner of "Big Brother."

Who will take home that title and the $, grand prize?

Find out Thursday.

For now, let's eavesdrop on the final four.

From outside the Big Brother house,

I'm Julie Chen Moonves. Love one another.

Good night.

[cheers and applause]

- What's that? - You can hear them?

- Yeah. - Oh, you can hear them.

- Yeah.

They're still there.

Then--

- Oh, I'm so disgusted.

- [laughs]

- I would have been bad.

- I was OK when it was two to three.

You guys had three, and I had two.

And then the next one, it was like, "Uh..."

Didn't know any of it. - Yeah.

- None of that.

- [laughs]

- It was strictly just, OK, will it be A, or will it be B?

OK, which one? - It was all guess.

That was me. - Just all guess.

- Yeah. - All guess.

[upbeat music]

- I was laughing when I saw the comics.

I just started going...

[laughter]