01x39 - Episode 39

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ANNOUNCER: Next on Big Brother, with days left,

the houseguests are rattled by the Red Room nominations.

It affects how we deal with each other

and how we feel about each other.

And it shouldn't, but it does.

ANNOUNCER: Jamie wins a challenge

and gets the biggest reward so far, and you'll see it live.

Eddie and the houseguests find out what you already know--

who gave Eddie his mystery massage.

What are you, Bozo the Clown?

ANNOUNCER: Right now on this live edition of Big Brother.

[applause]

Hi, I'm Julie Chen.

Tonight's live broadcast is a nomination show.

You'll find out who each of the houseguests

would like to see banished.

But first, we're going to give Jamie her reward

for winning a challenge.

Now earlier this week, the houseguests

were given a quiz about how well they know one another.

Jamie won, and tonight we have a special treat for her.

So let's now give her her reward.

Hi, everyone.

ALL: Hey!

How's it going?

Oh, just great.

[laughs]

That was convincing, George.

We love this part of the show.

JULIE: Well, I saw Josh and Cassandra are keeping

the dance marathon going--

Woo hoo!

JULIE: And I should take this opportunity

to explain to any viewers who don't know, this week's

challenge is to keep at least two of you

in the house dancing / until noon tomorrow.

Yay.

JULIE: So how is it going, you guys?

We're doing it.

[interposing voices]

We're doing it.

JULIE: Now, Cassandra, I see your sign says Happy Birthday,

Mom.

[cheering]

Thank you.

JULIE: I'm going to give you a quick two seconds, five

seconds, whatever it is, say whatever you want to your mom

'cause I'm sure she's watching.

OK, mom, I love you.

I hope you have a great day tomorrow.

I can't wait to see you whenever I get out of the house.

Take care of yourself.

Happy birthday.

JULIE: Very nice.

Very nice, Cassandra.

Now, I know that some of you men in the house

had reservations about dancing with one another.

But you decided to do that to be fair to the women

because there are four of you guys

in the house and three women.

Yes, we're righteous.

JULIE: You're comfortable with yourselves.

Well, let me ask you, who partnered up the best?

Who's the best combination?

Male combination that is.

Definitely me and the dog.

[laughs]

JULIE: You and Chiquita?

No one wants to fess up as to who has the best combination?

No words. [laughs]

JULIE: All right, how about this?

Who was the worst combination?

Cassi, you should answer that question.

JULIE: Slashy?

Me and anybody's bad--

[laughing]

JULIE: All right, I'll let you guys off the hook.

Well, good luck on the weekly challenge.

[interposing voices]

JULIE: Now, Jamie--

Yes.

JULIE: We have a very special treat for you tonight.

Yes.

JULIE: Because you were the winner of the Know

Your Housemates Challenge.

Congratulations by the way.

Thank you.

JULIE: Are you ready for your reward?

Sure.

JULIE: All right, well, we told you

that your reward would be extra special,

and we fine tuned it just for you.

So we try to think of people that you

would really enjoy spending time with in the Red Room.

And we chose two people, and they're both here tonight.

No way.

Yes.

OK. JULIE: Now, Jamie--

Yeah.

JULIE: I know you've been thinking about pursuing

a career in show business.

Yes.

JULIE: So we brought in a top Hollywood

casting director who has some thoughts about your future.

Now his name is Anthony Sepulveda,

and he is currently nominated for an Emmy award

for casting a prime-time network movie.

Righteous.

OK.

JULIE: Happy about that?

Yeah.

JULIE: That's why they call you Hollywood in the house.

Now, the second person we brought in is your mom.

Oh, goody!

JULIE: She's here from Washington state.

Yes!

JULIE: Now, Jamie here's the catch.

Oh no.

JULIE: You can only pick one, and you must

make this decision on your own.

So, houseguests, please don't help--

What are you doing to me?

JULIE: I'm sorry.

This is the game.

So, houseguests, please don't help Jamie make her decision.

And you have seconds to decide starting now.

Julie, you're gonna k*ll me.

Well, oh my gosh.

My first instinct is to pick my mom, but I

know that I'm gonna see her-- JULIE: Time's up.

Time's up.

So I'll go with--

what should I do?

[inaudible]

OK, I'll go-- oh my god.

OK.

I love you, mommy, so much, and I'll see you soon.

So I will go with Anthony.

JULIE: You're gonna go with Anthony?

OK. - Is that right?

JULIE: Now, Jamie, you have two minutes to spend with Anthony,

and I'll give you a -second warning before your time is up.

Now, your two minutes start as soon as you enter the Red Room,

and for this you don't have to remove your batteries

from your microphone, OK?

Do it.

I don't even know what to say, Julie.

JULIE: Are you ready?

Yep.

JULIE: OK.

Go. - OK.

Do it, Hollywood Do it!

All right, Hollywood, go for it.

Oh, you guys my heart is in my throat.

Magita, Magita, come here.

Come here, baby.

Don't start to time yet.

The dog's in the door. - Come here, Magita.

[whistles] Come here, baby.

Do it, Hollywood.

Jamie.

How are you?

Hi, I'm Anthony Sepulveda.

Oh, I get a hug and everything.

Have a seat.

We got two minutes.

So, first of all, why do they call you, Hollywood?

Because I'm willing to give up a . in Ivy League school

because I'm passionate about going to Hollywood and acting.

- You want to be an actress? - Yeah.

Is that what you want to do?

You want to act?

Umm hmm.

So have you ever taken acting classes in school?

I've done a little bit.

I've done-- I did a episode of Baywatch, which is--

- You did? - I did one of those, yeah.

Oh, that's great.

And as Miss Washington, I've done a lot of appearances

and stuff like that.

Now Miss Washington, is that USA or Miss America?

Yeah, Miss USA.

So-- oh, you didn't have to do a talent already for that?

Nope, not for that.

No, so just lots of interview.

And then I've done television shows at my college.

But I just majored in business and went that whole route.

Got into Yale and Columbia.

Now I notice you did the MCing of the roasts and everything.

- Yeah. - Did you enjoy that?

Loved it.

So do you see yourself doing more comedy or drama?

I think both.

You like both?

I think both, yeah.

Is there anybody you model yourself

after, any actresses out there that you

would want their career?

Oh gosh--

Or a variation of?

Yeah, I adore Meryl Streep a lot.

- It's a good actress. - Yeah.

Very good. Very good.

So you want to be that intense of an actress.

- Absolutely, yeah. - Yeah?

Yeah, yeah.

That's pretty cool.

And I think I can I just need to quit looking

at what's right to do and just go with what

I'm passionate about in life. So--

So do you see yourself doing television,

movies, being a host on a show?

I mean is there something that you're

more passionate about than something else?

Really, it's just the arts.

It's just any of it.

You know I have friends that have been down in Hollywood

pursuing it for a while.

I know it's a tough, tough thing to break into.

So I guess I can't be too picky.

But you've got head shots and all that stuff.

You ready to do this? - I do.

I do.

You ready to move down and take classes and everything.

I am. Yeah.

Any thoughts about, you know, what kind

of classes you want to take?

No.

OK, well, that's what I'm here for is to sort of drive--

I feel like I'm ready though.

Like I do.

I've done a lot of public speaking

like when I graduated college--

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: -second warning.

Please say your goodbyes.

, people and they do all that stuff.

So you know how to public speak.

What's your advice?

My advice is come down here, learn--

you know get into the acting classes,

and really, really commit yourself

and really wanting to do it.

Time's up, Jamie.

I'm sorry, Anthony.

You have to leave the Red Room now.

Nice to meet you.

Am I done, Julie?

Do I come out now?

Yeah!

What do you say?

What do you say to-- like I had no idea what to even say.

I'm like-- - So what did you say?

What'd he say?

He just asked me about what I wanted to do and just said--

and just said to come down and all this stuff.

But it's like what do you say?

I'll be there.

I had no idea.

I had no idea.

I think it was so quick like we weren't even--

like we just started talking, and she's like seconds.

What'd he look?

He looked-- he was--

he looked [laughs nervously]

Better watch it.

He was tan, and he had like black slicked back hair.

And that was just so fast, you guys,

it's like I didn't even know what to say.

Could you hear from out here? - No.

None of that?

Who did the talking?

We just basically just got of a few words out,

and she was like seconds. And I'm like [scoffs]

'Cause it seemed like a while to us.

It seemed-- yeah. - Did it really?

Yeah, it did. Oh, it just went by so fast.

Cool, Hollywood.

Righteous.

Wow.

I think the Red Room's a time warp.

I do, too.

She really thinks it's a time warp in there.

That was really weird.

That's so cool.

That was great, though.

But I was like I'm usually so good at just speaking,

and I just have no idea what to do.

You know I was just sitting there like--

Was he just standing there or did you guys--

No, he just--

he shook my hand, and I was like [yells excitedly]

I gave him a hug, you know someone from the outside world.

Contact!

And then we sat down and just kind of talked and--

[exhales deeply] yeah.

You're in, Hollywood.

My mommy's here, too!

I know.

All right, well, we'll check back

in with them in a little bit.

In the meantime, the houseguests have now

passed the halfway point of their stay

the Big Brother house, and the tension is building.

Perhaps the biggest reason is the nomination process.

I'd really like everybody to tell me why they voted me out.

I'd like to know.

Obviously, you guys are going to find

out when you get out of the house and when we're all done.

And we're all-- next week--

I mean, we should decide as a group

to either share as a group and do it all together or just not

say anything until everybody's out and we all talk.

So everybody's of the same mind

that we're gonna stop talking about nominations.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: We've just watched two of you in the Red

Room make your nominations, and tonight we're

going to keep all of you posted on the vote tally

as we go along.

This sucks.

This sucks.

This is cool.

This is fascinating.

It's just kind of interesting because you kind of

figured out who voted for you.

I know.

I know who voted for me.

I know you think you know who the three people are.

I know.

And I don't think you should be so quick to judge.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: We've got a great surprise for everyone

in the house, but in order for you to get the surprise,

you must all first watch last week's Red Room nominations.

[interposing voices]

No way.

No way.

I've had four different people come up

to me during the course of the week and ask me

if I nominated them.

Now, tonight everybody had the opportunity

to find out who nominated and how they got their numbers

and this and that, and everybody backed out.

We made this vow six weeks ago, whatever, that we

weren't going to talk about it.

They might put it upon us again.

If we decide to take it then, then let's take it then.

OK.

Until then, I don't want to hear another word of it.

That's all I gotta say.

There's a difference between knowing it when we get out

of here and knowing it now because when we know it now,

try as we have might, we're human,

and it affects how we deal with each other

and how we feel about each other.

And it shouldn't, but it does because that's how we are.

[applause]

So that sets the scene for this week's

Red Room nominations.

The houseguests are concerned, angry,

and maybe even a little bit paranoid,

but they still must nominate two of their own to be banished.

Let's begin with Cassandra and Eddie.

I nominate Jamie and Curtis.

I know Curtis, but I don't know him that well.

Jamie, she's a sweetheart [inaudible] I don't know why.

I just-- you know I look at it like Jamie or Britt.

I like Britt.

I like Jamie.

I don't know.

What's the hardest part about nominating Jamie for you?

She'll take it personal.

I'm nominating, Brittany for two reasons.

First of all, because I think that she's

gonna have a hard time emotionally in the latter weeks

of the time in the house and secondly

because I don't think many other housemates

are going to nominate her.

So I'm hoping that she wouldn't be marked.

And I'm also gonna nominate George

because I'm sure that nobody else is gonna

be nominating him based on what we learned

from the last live show.

And I am sure he'll be able to stay.

So that's why.

Hi, everyone.

Hello, Julie.

Well, we started to show your Red Room nominations

to the viewers at home, and so far

we've heard from two of you.

So here is where we now stand.

Brittany, you have one nomination.

Curtis, you have one nomination.

George, you now have one nomination.

I'm in the club, guys.

JULIE: And, Jamie, you also have one.

And I'll be back in a little bit with more on how

you voted in the Red Room.

I don't feel too good--

Everyone sitting is getting nominated.

[interposing voices]

I'm so over sitting.

[interposing voices]

Sitting sucks.

I'm ready for your [inaudible]..

Come on. Bring it on.

I'm waiting for you.

Come on.

[laughs] Gloves are off.

You got me last week.

You got me last week!

Let's do it. Let's do it.

Smartass to smartass, bring it on.

You didn't get a business card or anything, Hollywood?

It was so fast, no.

Uh uh.

Wow.

You button this up--

I'm sure they have that-- like all that you know.

Yeah, that's not even an issue.

ANNOUNCER: Still ahead--

[Chanting] Go, Josh, go.

ANNOUNCER: Josh's hometown fans have some advice for him.

If Brittany falls in the pool, don't

jump in and save her, Josh.

To Josh!

ANNOUNCER: As Big Brother continues.

We are here to celebrate Josh as we are

hoping Josh can win this thing.

America loves Josh.

Fresno loves Josh.

Well, we think it's great that somebody from our area

has gotten this kind of recognition.

[cheering]

My favorite Josh moment is definitely when

he jumped in to save the dog.

Watching him during the pie eating contest.

He got very sick, and it was hysterical to his family.

And the part that we loved the best was that he kept going.

The favorite Josh moment on the show

was probably when he was dancing his little drunken Irish jig

there.

I've see that before.

[chuckles]

I think Josh could go all the way if Josh stays

out of the love pad, that is.

I really think he's going to win.

Who would boot that beautiful guy out?

Really?

And if Brittany falls in the pool,

don't jump in and save her, Josh.

[Chanting] Go, Josh, go.

Go, Josh, go.

[applause]

Welcome back to this live edition of Big Brother.

Now let's continue with the Red Room nominations

and see who Curtis and Josh nominated.

I nominate Curtis, and I nominate Cassandra.

Curtis and Cassandra have more to lose by being in here.

That's a definite.

I think Cassandra definitely not limits herself,

but she does work for an organization that prides itself

on being very high class.

And that may limit some of the stuff

that she's able to do in here or wants to do just because she

wants to maintain dignity.

Curtis probably more careful of stepping

over the edge than a lot of the other people in the house

would be.

I nominate Eddie.

He's the one that I probably know the least,

do the least with, and have the least to talk about.

I nominate Josh.

I guess if I just still have questions about somebody, even

small ones--

and they are really, really, really, small here--

the fact that I have some small questions about somebody

is enough at this point to nominate them.

Are you nominating anybody for strategic reasons

to give you a better chance maybe to win?

I'd like to believe that I'm not.

But on the other hand, I mean, we are all here I guess to win.

And so, yeah, maybe there is some strategizing.

I'm not sure.

OK, everyone.

Hey, Julie.

Well now we've heard from two more of you,

and here's where we stand so far.

Curtis, you have two nominations.

And everyone else in the house has one.

Whoa.

Wow.

JULIE: I'll be back in a few minutes.

We're gonna be packing a lot of bags, everybody.

[laughs]

First play.

Everybody pack.

Six-way tie.

Ah, sh*t.

[inaudible] putting everyone else at two.

Our Josh with five.

Looks like a little head [inaudible]..

That's cool.

I think we're spaced out. OK.

Absolutely.

We're not all spaced out.

Don't worry, Curtis I'm sure I'll be coming

around the corner in time.

[laughs]

[interposing voices]

Hey, what's up, baby?

Oh, OK.

All right.

Now, you're making puppets?

Doesn't it look like one of those Trojan guys

with the little thing?

Yeah.

Trojans.

Getting the wooden horse.

[inaudible]

[laughs]

Could that work out?

We all could pack?

I think that'd be all right if we all could--

[laughs]

George is like this nomination's fun!

[laughs]

It's the best part of the week!

Well, at least they're laughing about it.

We'll check back in with them in a few minutes.

But joining us now is our health and relationship

specialist, Dr. Drew Pinsky.

Dr. Drew, welcome. - Julie, good evening.

How are you? - Very well, thank you.

I think it's safe to say that most of the houseguests

felt relatively comfortable to make

peace with themselves about banishing

the first three houseguests.

Right.

Mega and Jordan antagonized a lot of them in the house,

and everyone knew that Karen really missed her children.

They had their reasons to begin with.

So what happens now?

Well they're still trying to reach for reasons.

You see interest of prudence coming in there,

but I think ultimately the issue is trust.

Who can you trust in the house now?

Their trust was rattled ever since we began unveiling

to them what the nomination situation was,

who got nominated, how many nominations.

And you saw in the montage earlier in the show,

they really had to struggle with their relationships

and struggle with how they feel about each other

and can they trust each other.

Some of that trust has trickled over to Big Brother, too,

and you see a little tone of even paranoia coming in.

Some example of paranoia would be?

George's way of wagging his finger at the camera saying

you guys are doing this to me.

And even Curtis sometimes in the Red Room.

As somebody who's so rational, there's a tone of sort

of us-them kind of mentality.

You know, Julie, if you look at experimental evidence,

you put people in a situation where there's a-- what would

be called a threatening agent--

and you have a situation where there's

potential personal failure, prolonged confinement,

physical stress, all dance--

that's a tough thing in the middle of the night--

Right.

Emotional stress, interpersonal stress, that's

a recipe for some paranoid thinking,

and we're seeing a little bit of that.

Now earlier in the broadcast, we saw Jamie meet

a Hollywood casting director.

It was a very meaningful moment for her, conversation for her.

How is that going to, if at all, impact

the others 'cause she got something pretty special,

and they didn't.

Well, I think it's more the fact

that Jamie now has really come clean about why

she's in the house.

This is actu-- she's here to sort of promote a career.

And this is a household that's made a lot of family

relationships and family values, and she's

forsaken that for her career.

It may not work on her behalf.

I think what we're going to see is Jamie trying

to save face a little bit.

It was-- I think it was a very, very

difficult decision for her.

You sort of saw guilt flash across her face immediately.

I mean she really wanted to talk to her mom.

I think we're going to see her spending

the week trying to explain her decision to her housemates.

Yeah, and she was thinking out loud like I know I'm going to--

she was already reasoning out loud.

I know I'm going to see you soon anyway, mom.

Well it may have made her feel better, mom feel better,

but I think she's gonna understand that the household

is not gonna really think kindly of forsaking family

relationships for her career even though it's

really the reason she's here.

That was tough call.

It is.

Thanks a lot, Dr. Drew.

My pleasure.

And we'll be right back.

ANNOUNCER: Coming up, we're going to tell the houseguests

which one of them is most popular with the viewers

as Big Brother continues.

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Go, George, we love ya!

George, hey, here we come!

George graduated from Winnebago

High School in the year .

One of his classmates came to me.

They wanted to do a reunion party out here for George.

Welcome to George Day!

[cheering]

It's so much fun to see somebody that you know on TV

and that they're still so much like what

they were in high school.

When you see him dye his hair blue,

it's like, well, you know, sure.

Why not?

He liked to be the life of the party,

and everybody enjoyed George.

And I liked his smile and his grin especially.

One of the favorite memories about George

is in our biology class.

He was singing his famous Elvis impressions.

[Cheering] Keep George in the house.

I played football with them for about two years.

He was just an excellent human tackling dummy,

and we could knock George silly on his butt.

But then he'd get up laughing, and he never quit.

My goal in honoring George basically

is honor everybody that's a hard working middle American.

I got no dirt on the guy.

It's sickening.

[cheering]

Well, George is certainly the talk of the town of Winnebago,

Illinois, and his unusual hair color is

keeping him in the limelight.

It's all thanks to one houseguest

who's setting the trend in the Big Brother house of style.

OK, explain to me how you ever got into hair cutting.

Well, I just think screwing with my own hair a lot--

the more people's hair I cut, the more people that

wanted me to cut their hair.

Salon de Britt is open.

The girl with the pink hair cuts everyone's hair.

And I gotta-- can I straddle you?

Oh, yeah.

[laughs]

His little cowlick in front is so cute.

So cute. I know.

'Cause it makes it like--

Oh, it's so nice!

Like it's-- can you see the back?

You did a primo job!

I guess I don't care if my hair turns orange.

It burns.

It burns!

[laughs]

Already?

Really?

Wow.

[laughs]

Ah, I like it.

[applause]

So what do you, our audience, think

about the changing hair styles inside the Big Brother house?

Well, joining us now with some of your opinions

is Regina Lewis, our internet advisor.

Welcome, Regina. - Thanks.

So what's everyone saying online.

Well, it's like one big water cooler conversation.

People have been talking about the hairstyle

since Brittany walked in the house.

But now that other people are involved,

the talk is picking up.

One person on the AOL message boards wrote this week,

"It would be nice if George came up with a style of his own."

George took a little heat for being very quick to follow when

Britney broke out the hair dye.

Some people are calling him a copycat.

This one I love.

Someone wrote, "Brittany's dry, damaged, frizzy

hair is making me nuts."

If she keeps it up, she'll have a new look.

She'll be bald."

Hey, it worked for Telly Savalas.

So another person said that mess on Brittany's head

is wearing on my last nerve.

When she went green, a lot of people

cried foul and said you know enough already.

Oh, like pink was a better?

Then lastly someone said, "Please someone

take away the hair dye."

So a lot of people don't like it in other words.

Now I also know that on AOL, you're

conducting a survey asking people who

their favorite houseguest is.

Right.

And that's a big question 'cause it's important

to remember that ultimately the public decides

the outcome of the show.

So this is a big question.

Well, let's bring in the houseguests

and let them know the results of the survey.

Hi, everyone.

ALL: Hey!

Now.

Feisty tonight.

Well, now I know that many of you

have been wondering how you're being perceived by the public.

Oh no.

No, not at all.

No.

A little sarcasm, Curtis.

Well, AOL has conducted a survey asking people who

their favorite houseguest is.

And we have the results from the last seven days.

Brittany, you came in number .

[cheering]

Congratulations.

You got % of the vote.

[interposing voices]

You're in.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: George, you came in second.

All right, George

[cheering]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: You--

The old man do that huh!

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Yeah, you did.

And you got % of the vote.

Cool.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Next, Cassandra.

All right, Cassandra!

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: You came in next with % of the vote.

And next we have a three-way tie between Eddie, Jamie, and Josh.

Each of you received % of the vote.

And, yes, Curtis-- very quick on your feet.

You came in last, but, Curtis, you weren't that far behind.

You got % of the vote if that makes you feel better.

Good job, Britt.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: So just think about that for a little bit.

And I'll be back in a few minutes, you guys.

Go, Britt.

Go, Britt.

[interposing voices]

Kidding.

Kidding.

It was a joke.

Oh, boy.

Well, that's nice.

That's totally cool.

That's really cool.

I know.

Way out there, too.

Congratulations, Britt.

Good job, Britt.

Perfect timing to hear that news, too.

Yeah.

Good job.

They love me.

They really love me.

[laughs]

My family's like I get to dance

into all hours of the night.

You're right.

I am so lucky.

How about now!

Now, Brittany is going to turn it up.

Good job, Britt.

You say no now but wait until it settles in.

OK, now your parents are going to be happy.

They'll be like OK.

See, Cassandra, you're a huge demographic.

[laughs]

Leave it alone.

Let it sit there.

Now this is obviously having an impact on the house,

but it's also going to be interesting to see what the web

surfers have to say now that they

realize their chatter online is impacting

the people in the house.

Right, that's the power of the medium.

It gives people a voice, and now the houseguests

have heard it loud and clear.

And it may be very telling.

Yeah, thanks a lot.

Regina Lewis, AOL.

Now it's time for more Red Room nominations.

My first nomination is Joshua.

With what happened with the game the other night

and what he said--

Who said I'd do a guy before I kiss him?

I didn't say it.

Big Brother?

Or Karen.

I didn't say it.

[laughs]

I just don't want him to say anything more in here that

could damage his character.

My second nomination, and this is--

I got to go with Brittany on this one for the reason

being is she made me move during the sumo wrestling competition.

George, I can't see when you're sitting there.

Sorry.

That's OK.

That did happen, and that was that thing that stuck out

in my mind was that situation.

I nominate Eddie, and I nominate George.

I have the dice that I've rolled before.

They're just two names that came up.

There must be some sort of reason for forethought

because the other day you'd pointed to two words

in a book that said two men.

Right because I had rolled the dice.

And the dice said two men.

No, the dice said two numbers.

You have to help me understand why it's important for you

to not discuss the nominations.

But it wasn't an issue for you the other day to tell Brittany

that you're voting for two men.

OK.

I don't wanna say this.

Let me think for a second.

I don't wanna tell you.

Three days ago and you talked about next nominee period.

Do you remember that at all?

Kind of.

You don't remember any of that?

- I don't remember any of that. - OK.

You can't repeat it.

It's already on tape.

Yeah.

I'll tell you tonight.

OK.

Yeah, I'd already known who I was voting for at that point.

And she still-- she has no idea who I'm

voting for right now at all.

All right, everyone.

We've heard from everyone, but one of you in the Red Room.

And here's the latest tally.

Brittany, Curtis, Eddie, George, and Josh, all of you

are tied with two nominations.

Cassandra, Jamie, you each have one.

And I'll be back in a bit.

Theoretical seven-way tie.

[laughs]

Could it be?

- Highly possible. - Could it be?

It's really possible.

That would be hilarious.

[interposing voices]

Yeah.

They would totally do it that way.

Coming in the back stretch.

Me, you, Curtis--

All of us except for Cassandra and Jamie.

Yeah, two girls.

Sloshy's in with us, too.

Uh huh.

The whole boys' room is packing.

[laughs]

Oh my god.

I love it.

Girls are taking over the [inaudible]

Although that would not be good for me.

[laughs]

[interposing voices]

See, you guys.

That would be great.

I could live with that.

Really cool.

That's what I said from the beginning.

Yeah!

Come on, Ed man.

Yeah, no, I'm with you. Honestly, that'd be cool.

Seriously.

If everybody--

We could have the time of our lives for one week.

That'd be awesome.

[interposing voices]

You'd see a change in personality,

I'll tell you that.

So there's four of us with two.

No, there's five of us-- - Five of us with two.

Five of us with two--

Two with one.

Wow.

But no matter what, there won't be-- well,

I guess yeah, it could go.

Yeah, two of us have one.

You could have a six-way tie as well 'cause like if one

of you guys get one vote and then one of us in the two spot

moves up, that means you have--

Or you could have two--

A six-way tie!

Can have two people with three.

Or you could have two--

ANNOUNCER: Still ahead, Eddie won

a massage from a mystery guest.

Dude was chopping my back and rubbing his elbow into my a*s.

ANNOUNCER: Watch as the houseguests find out

who it was next on Big Brother.

There's a restaurant here in Los Angeles

that serves up Big Brother.

You get more than your burger and fries.

You get a floor show.

Hey, guys, I got your food.

Ooh, you're Josh.

Thanks.

Yes?

I was just wondering if I could have a hug.

OK, Brittany.

'Cause you know I'm a virgin.

I know you're a virgin.

I'm Jamie.

I'm gonna take your order.

But before I take your order, I wanted to know if I could read

you this poem that I wrote.

"I love boys in woolen sweaters.

I love rainbows and blue skies."

Is that--

You conniving two face!

I knew you nominated me.

You said you couldn't, but I knew you did.

Calm down.

I'm bored.

Chicken George coming back with your check.

Here comes Chicken George.

I'm Eddie.

I'm gonna be your server.

We got some specials on this right here.

We got a lot for you.

We got the veggie pasta primavera.

Tasty.

[bangs]

[no audio]

We don't want you back in here.

Why don't you get the [bleeps] outta here.

You insult my girlfriend, you insult me.

Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Let me out.

I want to be next--

Karen, you're not coming back!

[cheering]

Now earlier this week, we had the houseguests engage

in a sumo wrestling contest.

Eddie won out over the others and was awarded

with a massage in the Red Room.

Now he was told to wear a blindfold,

and he still doesn't know who gave him the massage.

However, we know it was Will Mega, the first houseguest

to be banished.

So we're about to show the houseguests a videotape of who

it was, and I have a feeling they're going to think

it's the Red Room nominations.

So let's see.

Hey, everybody.

Hello, Julie.

Whoo!

Now, once again, we had you set up a television

in the living room.

OK

And that's because we're about to show you some videotape.

So if everyone would please face the television.

What if we unplug it?

What if-- what is that again?

Oh, god it's the Red Room door.

Oh, no.

Hang on.

Hang on, you guys.

We're not going to force anyone to watch this videotape.

So if you want, you can leave the room.

I'm up outta here.

What is it?

What is it?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: But we thought you'd like to see

who gave Eddie his massage.

[cheering]

Eddie would like to know.

Totally it's Mega.

Yeah, that's him.

[interposing voices]

It's Mega Man, Ed.

Yep, those are Mega arms.

You a dominatrix or what?

[laughs]

It's Mega Man, Eddie.

Yeah!

Yeah, ahh, Eddie!

Great, yeah.

Fabulous.

Great, thanks, Bob.

[laughs]

I can't believe it.

[interposing voices]

I don't believe it.

[interposing voices]

Yeah, this is entertainment, America.

You got Bozo working on my back here.

Ha, ha.

Now what are you doing?

Adjusting your clown hair?

[laughs]

[interposing voices]

Wait 'til you see him at the reunion, Eddie.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Good one, Julie.

Oh, that was great.

What-- Eddie.

Yes.

How does your back feel?

It's much better now.

Thank you.

All right.

Curtis, you called it, Curtis.

Yeah, I thought so.

You called it that night.

Now, Eddie, I have to ask you, after you got your massage,

you said quote that you were going to quote smack the guy

who gave you that massage.

Do you still feel that way now that you--

Yeah, I'd still smack him.

[laughs]

JULIE: All right, well, now we know how you feel about that.

I'll be back in a few minutes, guys.

Coming up next, we'll find out who

will be marked for banishments, so don't go away.

[applause]

Welcome back.

It's time for the last of the Red Room nominations.

Here's Brittany.

OK, I'm gonna nominate Cassandra.

No, I can't nominate her again.

I nominated her last time.

No, yeah.

OK, no.

No, yes, OK, I'll nominate Cassandra again.

I guess it's gotta--

it's just probably because differences in ages.

And she's just a lot more mature than me,

but I feel like there's a lot I could learn from her.

But I just don't think we have as many things in common.

The second person I'm gonna nominate--

I think I'm gonna nominate George.

He's awesome though again I have guilt

feelings because the two--

Cassandra and George are the two people that

do most of the chores and do the cooking and all this,

and they've, for lack of a better way to put it,

they've been taking care of us.

And probably because of all the work that they've done,

it's left the kids of the house more time to just goof off,

and in us goofing off, we've probably built stronger bonds.

OK, everyone.

We've heard from all of you in the Red Room now.

Ooh!

And here are the final results.

Jamie, you have one nomination.

You're it.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Next, we have a five-way tie between

Brittany, Cassandra, Curtis, Eddie,

and Josh with two nominations each, which means George--

Yahoo!

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Now George last week,

you had zero nominations--

That's OK, Julie.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: And this week,

you lead the pack with three.

That's OK.

Now this means everyone in the house

is now marked for banishment except for Jamie.

Jamie.

What do you mean?

We're alls in?

Six of us, yes.

Yay!

I thought I was the only one.

We're all in?

We all pack, man.

Everybody but Jamie.

And the dog.

All right.

That's cool.

We all happy with that?

Yeah.

I thought I was up for the go.

I said OK, I'm a winner anyway.

Cool.

That's OK.

Wow.

Show over or what?

Is that it?

No, and the pug is almost [inaudible]

Is everybody cool?

Yeah, it's great.

I think that it's great.

Wow.

Oh, and I get a foot massage from Jamie.

[laughs]

Oh, me, too.

Me, too, actually.

I love making bets and winning them.

So we all of us had three votes?

No, everyone had two.

You had three. - Everyone had two.

You had three.

Five of us had two.

It was a one--

one vote apart for everyone in the house.

So I should be automatically--

No, they need two people to go up--

They have to nominate at least two since there was a five-way

tie for second place.

Brittany, Studio .

You must get on the podium.

That's cool.

[interposing voices]

But it's OK.

It's cool.

Damn, I forgot about that bet.

Of course, I wasn't going to let you slide.

Can we eat?

We could eat.

Is it over.

It's -- :.

Oh, I guess we have to still sit here.

Or not.

Just kind of disappeared.

Houseguests, OK.

That's OK.

We did OK.

I think that it's cool that every--

you know. - That is a big [inaudible]

Let's eat.

That's hilarious though.

I kind of wish it was seven of us though.

[interposing voices]

That's OK, everybody.

Just goes to show how much we all get along.

That's great [inaudible] One vote and that's it

between each of us.

That's OK, you guys.

I'm happy.

That's-- yeah, wow.

OK?

The pug is excited.

[laughs]

This wasn't so bad.

It's never bad--

I'm glad to be in the boat with you guys.

Glad you're our skipper.

[laughs]

Aye, aye, Captain.

[inaudible] Britt and I were just in the bedroom before

the show talking about after the airplane came by with,

you know, what-- how we're being shown and for that

number to come up for you.

You know.

But for sure what we're--

for sure we're all.

Six-way tie.

The six of us. Yeah.

Yeah.

[applause]

The houseguests have spoken.

George, Brittany, Cassandra, Curtis,

Eddie, and Josh have been mark for banishment,

and now it's your turn.

You can vote for one of them to be

banished from the Big Brother house

by calling ---.

In Canada, call the number at the bottom of your screen.

Each call costs $., and your vote will

determine who leaves the house.

Next Wednesday, we'll have the results live.

That's it for now.

There's another edition of Big Brother tomorrow night.

I'm Julie Chen.

Have a good night.

[interposing voices]

She's like your hat is over your eyes.

Yeah, I had my hat down like this,

and I was just sitting down--

I was sitting where George was.

And she's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

I said I don't need to see you to hear.

I don't listen with my eyes.

You were really polite.

That's cool--

Even though you didn't get along her, you were polite.

Well, maybe I--

[interposing voices]

Come here, you.

Come here.

[snaps]

Come here.

Come here. Hold up, baby.

Hold on. Hold on.

Hold on.

It's my rights.

[laughs]

Say that in the Red Room.

[inaudible]

It's my purr in my rise.

I just wonder how the show's doing though.

That's what I'm saying.

How are we doing?

Just a side note, if AOL will take a poll, it's doing good.

That's it. Bottom line.

- Really? - Bottom line.

The value of any space on their site,

you know to what-- to relative to what other companies will

pay, oh yeah.

But they already have a site for us,

so it's-- add a pole to it--

If AOL did a pole, though.

Really?

Even though AOL--

How big is it, you think then.

It's-- I mean it's big.

I mean Survivor didn't have--

I mean, Survivor was a subset of CBS.

It didn't even have a whole separate entity with AOL.

Yeah.

But we've always had an AOL site.

We have [inaudible]

ANNOUNCER: America Online is CBS's Internet partner.

You can get to the Big Brother website

by logging on to bigbrother.com

or AOL keyboard Big Brother.

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