06x19 - Episode 19

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[music - theme, "big brother"]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother "--

in a grueling endurance competition,

Jennifer struck a deal with Kaysar.

We're backdooring James.

You swear on your life?

I swear on my life.

What's going on?

Maggie and somebody.

My group will understand completely.

Thanks, Kaysar.

NARRATOR: At the nomination ceremony,

Jennifer broke the agreement.

I have chosen to nominate Rachel

and Janelle for eviction.

NARRATOR: But she promised the plan to backdoor

James was still in effect.

NARRATOR: The house competed for the power of veto

and set the stage to evict James.

Rachel, you win the power of veto.

NARRATOR: But the friendship alliance urged Jennifer

to go after a bigger threat.

Who do you want off, Kaysar or James?

- Get Kaysar off. - Kaysar.

Kaysar.

NARRATOR: At the veto ceremony--

I'm going to use the veto to save myself.

NARRATOR: Jennifer stabbed Kaysar in the back.

I nominate Kaysar.

They have just proven themselves to be cowards.

NARRATOR: Feeling betrayed, the sovereign four exploded.

[screaming]

Aw, if you say the wrong thing, you know,

we still have to vote.

So I don't give a [bleep] anymore, either.

You're stuck with me here or in the sequester house.

Deal with it.

You break every condition of the deal,

every single one of them.

You can't even hold true to a single condition?

NARRATOR: At the eviction, the America's Choice winner

was sent packing once again.

JULIE: By a unanimous vote, Kaysar,

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

NARRATOR: But at the head of household competition,

his alliance regained power.

JULIE: Janelle, congratulations.

You are the head of household.

NARRATOR: A shocking announcement stunned the house.

JULIE: This is a double eviction week.

Yeah!

NARRATOR: And Janelle got revenge.

JULIE: Janelle, who is your first nominee?

Jennifer.

JULIE: Who is your second nominee?

Maggie.

NARRATOR: Who will win the power of veto?

Who will be evicted next?

And who will be the next head of household?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ".

[music - theme, "big brother"]

JULIE: Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

And welcome to a special edition of "Big Brother ."

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

and just hours ago, Janelle won head of household.

But her reign as HoH is almost over.

This is a double eviction week.

On Thursday night., Kaysar, the graphic designer from Irvine,

California, was sent home.

In a "Big Brother" first, Janelle

had to immediately put two HouseGuests up for eviction.

She chose Maggie from Las Vegas, Nevada and Jennifer

from Plano, Texas.

Who will win the power of veto, and will it be used?

And later, who will be the second HouseGuest

walking out this week?

Tonight's evicted HouseGuest will be the first member

of the Jury of Seven, which will decide

the winner of "Big Brother."

But first, how did the house react to Kaysar's eviction?

And after winning HoH, how have Janelle's surprise

nominations changed the game?

By a unanimous vote, Kaysar, you have been evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

I have nothing against Kaysar.

I did not do this for a personal reason.

This is purely strategic.

He was evicted a couple of weeks ago,

and America brought him back.

And there was a reason America brought him back.

So we had to take him out again.

Kaysar left second time, just like the first.

Except this time I don't care.

First time I cared.

Now I don't.

[kissing sound]

OK.

See you soon, buddy.

Thanks, guys.

Bye, Kays.

Enjoy yourself.

Saying goodbye to Kaysar was terrible.

I adore Kaysar.

He's such a nice guy.

And for him to go out with a unanimous vote,

that even made it tougher. - See you soon, buddy.

Bye, Kaysar.

Bye, Kaysar.

Bye.

[yelling] What up, Kaysar?

[chatter]

Jennifer did not deserve HoH last week.

Kaysar gave it to her, and she screwed him over royally.

And now I want to screw her over royally.

JULIE: The correct number is lights.

Janelle, congratulations.

[screaming]

[clapping]

Janelle ran out, like a bat out of hell.

Give me that key, b*tch!

And Jennifer was getting ready to give her the key.

And threw the key.

And Jennifer said, if she wants to call me a b*tch,

she can go fetch it like a dog.

[screaming]

I was fully prepared to hand over

the key in an adult manner.

But you can only take so much from these people.

[screaming]

[clapping]

I am so excited that I won.

You know, what goes around comes around.

And these people had it coming.

Oh!

JULIE: I have another surprise for you.

In less than hours, another HouseGuest will be evicted.

[yells]

JULIE: Janelle will join you in the living room

and announce her nominations for eviction right now.

Janelle, who is your first nominee?

Jennifer.

JULIE: Jennifer, please take a seat in one of the nomination

chairs.

Janelle, who is your second nominee?

Maggie.

JULIE: Maggie, please take a seat

in the other nomination chair.

Thank you, Janelle.

You're welcome, Julie.

James did use to be public enemy number one.

But I really do believe that Maggie

and Jennifer are responsible for Kaysar's second eviction.

This time it's personal, and I need to go after them.

Oh.

Yes!

Bye, bye, b*tches.

[inaudible]

Oh, my god.

They are so immature.

They're fricking nuts, her and Howie just fricking

acting like five-year-olds.

It was horrible.

Janelle was calling us b*tches, and screaming,

and pack your stuff.

And that makes you a really bad winner.

Oh.

And everybody, it seems, that gets HoH automatically gets

targeted for the next week.

I was basically sacrificing myself for the team.

Who cares, as long as they're gone?

Nice.

That's right, Kaysar.

The force is with her.

Jedi Janie did it for you, Kaysar.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

It makes me just want to hit them.

They say that Kaysar gave me the HoH.

Oh, whatever.

Sh.

Bad karma always comes back to bite somebody in the a*s.

Right there.

It always does.

Howie, you are , and you're acting like you're -years-old.

He's the best looking guy in this house

and the star of the show.

Don't talk like that to him.

Yeah, that's why Rachel admits that she gave you HoH?

Why do you have to start off again.

I wasn't talking to you.

If you want the hurricane to hover over you some more,

we'll do it. - Take me up there.

I don't give a [bleep]

I can't wait.

But I told you.

You suck too bad to waste an HoH week.

You such too bad.

Absolutely.

He really needs to calm down.

It's going to bite him in the a*s if he keeps that up.

Howie is driving me nuts.

Nobody likes a sore loser, and nobody

likes an overzealous winner.

And he needs to calm down.

Because things can change on a dime in this game,

as everybody knows.

Rachel, they had it coming to them.

I agree, but we don't need to rub

it in their face that badly.

Because tomorrow night is going to be a competition.

And I'm going to have to win, because he's losing focus.

I haven't broken a rule since I've been here.

Howie, let's go back in the kitchen.

Morals unethical.

Lying is part of the game.

You've watched the show in previous seasons.

You saw personal attacks.

Now you want to cry about it.

Well, go ahead, then, you cry about it.

Because you're nuts.

You're out of here next week, Busto.

By me trying to calm Howie down,

I wanted to make it look like I was doing it as his friend

and as that I cared about the other side.

I'm definitely working to play both sides against each other.

As long as I can stay in the middle, then hopefully

they're just going to knock each other out.

I'm not the one on welfare, you are, honey.

I make plenty of money.

Hey!

Sh, Howie--

You have a good life, yes, but your husband

doesn't because he has you.

Howie, please.

Look, you're going to be laughing

out of the other side of your a*s if they win it tomorrow.

And don't you forget that we have another competition

tomorrow night.

Now, you let it go.

Lay off.

They drew first blood, not me.

Who gives a [bleep]?

You let it go.

Poor Kaysar.

Hey, guys.

Ready to see my head of household bedroom.

We are.

[giggling]

[kissing]

Oh, I love my friends.

We're the only two that want to see it?

That's fine.

James, you want to come see it?

You guys are not going to go see?

Are you kidding?

I went to see every single one.

You know, I've been there four times.

Go ahead.

Oh, boy.

Oh, my god!

[inaudible]

Oh.

Oh!

Woo!

Look how cute they are.

That's Bear and his best friend Zoe.

Bear is my Pomeranian.

He's the man in my life.

Michael's still a man of my life, too.

But you know, Mr. Bear's always been there for me, always.

Oh, hey!

God, I gotta get--

I got a bunch of girl scouts.

Because I need lotion.

Awesome.

Cool.

James probably thinks we're being immature, but why would

I want to go see a room after someone

just called me a b*tch twice.

And apparently, we're door.

Yeah, I'm not going.

Why would I do that?

I've been nominated four different times,

and I still went up to see every single HoH.

- I have, too. - I have, too.

I have to be very careful not to spend

too much time with either side.

I want everyone thinking that the thinking

that the game is out of me.

And that, you know, I'm just here.

Thanks, Jenny's mom.

- Thanks, Phoebe. - Thanks, Phoebe.

Thanks, Mom.

You're supposed to be able to.

You should already know this.

I know everybody hates me for liking James.

But I've got that instinct, that feeling that James

is going to have my back.

He might come bite me in the butt,

and that will be a lesson.

But for right now, I've got to trust that instinct.

I think if Maggie goes, it's a blessing in disguise because

of the fact that you and Paul are responsible for each other

only.

When I told her that it was a blessing in disguise to have

Jennifer and Maggie up--

is that it's going to test their group.

If Jen and April campaign negatively against Maggie,

then it's going to prove that they're not all friends

like they claim to be

They want Jen.

So if Maggie goes home now, they go after Jen next.

You guys are last on the list.

OK.

The more I look at it, Ivette, to me,

is becoming more and more about herself in this game

and what's going to benefit her and Beau, or really her.

It's time for the veto competition.

Nominees, please join me up here.

[clapping]

Only six will compete in this competition--

the head of household, the two nominees, and three

other players of our choosing.

As HoH, I will pick first.

Howie?

Thanks, Janie.

You're welcome.

[applause]

Who do you choose?

I choose April.

[applause]

Maggie, you choose next.

Who do you choose?

I choose Ivette.

[applause]

When we ran outside, we saw a huge ice rink.

And goalie nets with pictures of ourselves on top of them.

Dude, you're a skater.

I know.

Mike, you got a cool color.

We got these cute little hockey jerseys.

And it says my name on the back.

And everyone's a different color.

So we were so excited.

Welcome to the "Big Brother" hockey rink.

One at a time, you will step up to the center

circle with a hockey stick.

On go, you must place one or more pucks on the circle,

and sh**t them into the goals in order from left to right,

starting with Howie.

You may not move to the next goal

until you have scored the first goal.

The HouseGuest who can score all six goals in the fastest time

will win the power of veto.

[applause]

OK, Howie, you're up first.

Grab a stick and a puck.

Thank you.

If we win the veto, Janie and myself,

then we could do whatever we want.

Worst case scenario is probably Jen taking herself off.

Because you know, we really want her.

We want her back this week.

[buzzer sounds]

In real hockey, when you cross that line, it's a goal.

In the "Big Brother" rules, you've

got to keep the puck in there.

[puck banging]

[bell rings]

[bell rings]

Score.

It's a difficult game.

Hockey is my least favorite sport.

Here you go.

[bell rings]

Come on.

You can do it.

[bell rings]

There you go.

[bell rings]

Watch your foot.

[bell rings]

[applause]

April, that's the time to beat.

You're up next.

Grab a stick and a puck, and we'll get started.

My goal was to win golden power of veto

and take Jennifer off.

My second goal was to beat Howie, because Howie thinks

he's God's gift to this Earth.

[puck clicking] [bell rings]

Nice. [bell rings]

All right. [applause]

Good job, April.

Come on, April.

Oh.

[bell rings] - All right.

Good job, April.

[bell rings]

Woo hoo!

[applause]

[bell rings]

[bell rings]

Doing all right, girl.

[bell rings] - Oh!

Yes!

[applause]

I did end up beating Howie, which

was a great, great feeling.

Good job.

Good job, April.

Busto kicked my butt.

I was looking to go run back into my bed

somewhere with the sheets, and you know, and hide, if I could.

But the door was locked.

Hopefully, they won't televise this event.

Congratulations, April.

Your time is two minutes and seconds.

That's the new time to beat.

[applause]

Woo hoo!

April!

You know, Janie, being from a hockey town in Minnesota,

playing hockey, brothers playing hockey.

And her job up there was to win that veto.

[puck clicking]

[applause]

[bell rings]

- Nice shot, Janie. - Good shot.

Good shot.

Keep it going, Janie.

[bell rings] Nice shot, Janie!

Nice shot.

Keep it going!

[applause]

Go get 'em, Jane.

I was ready for this competition.

I wanted to take the medal.

I wanted it.

[puck clicking]

[bell rings]

Good shot, Janie.

Go get 'em, Janie.

[bell rings]

Nice shot! Good shot.

Nice, Janie.

Oh!

Keep it going, Janie.

[bell rings] - Nice, Janie.

One more. [bell rings]

Whoo!

[applause]

Whoa.

Nice shot, Janie.

Good shot, Janie.

That's fantastic!

I pretty much gave it all I had.

Because I don't want the other side getting the power of veto.

Janelle, your time is one minute seconds.

That's the new time to beat.

This veto competition is extremely important to me.

Because if Janelle or Howie had it in their hands,

there's a strong possibility that I might be going up.

Because I might be the target.

They might be trying to backdoor me.

[bell rings]

Good job.

Nice shot, Ivette.

Come on, Ivette.

[bell rings]

Whoa!

Good job. [bell rings]

Wow!

Good for you!

Nice shot, Ivette.

Ivette, you know, she came out swinging.

You know, she's putting those suckers right in there right

off the bat. I'm, like, wow.

One more, take your time.

Oh, come on, Ivette.

Come on.

Keep going.

Keep going.

You can do it.

Come on.

[buzzer sounds]

Time out, that's OK.

Giving me hockey?

I'm from Miami.

We don't play hockey in Miami.

Janelle's time at : is still the time to beat.

Maggie, you're up. [applause]

Come on, Maggie.

Come on, Maggie.

Come on, Mag Mag.

I thought to myself, sh**t.

I've never played hockey.

Why isn't Eric here playing?

That's Eric's sport.

[bell rings]

Nice shot, Maggie.

Come on, Mag.

[bell rings]

There you go.

Come on, Mag.

Watch your foot.

Keep in the blue.

[bell rings]

Good job.

Good job, Maggie.

I got through the first couple pretty fast.

And I just kept going.

The time flew by a lot faster than I thought.

[buzzer sounds]

Jennifer, you're the last one up.

The time to beat is still :.

Good luck.

Come on, Jen.

Come on, Jennifer.

[puck clicking]

Easy.

When I had to go back for pucks,

I would just, like, squat down from the bucket

and throw them in between my legs, like a dog digging

a hole.

[buzzer sounding]

- Oh, a little bit down here. - There you go!

[bell rings]

Good job, Jen.

Come on, Jen.

Come on, easy.

[bell rings]

Good shot, Jen.

Come on.

Straighten up.

Middle. Nice!

[bell rings]

Nice!

You're doing awesome.

Good.

Take your time.

[bell rings]

Nice.

All right.

Oh, come on, Jen!

You can do this.

You got it!

Get it in the blue.

Janelle's next to me.

I could feel her sweat dripping on my body.

Plenty of time.

Toe one in.

Just tap it.

[bell rings]

It was really close.

It was neck and neck.

I was, like, holy crap.

I was praying that she didn't get it.

[cheering]

Keep going!

Come on.

Get yours.

This is you.

This is all you.

There's a puck behind you.

Come on, Jen. You can do it.

[buzzer sounding]

Oh, wow.

You were close.

[applause]

Janelle won the veto.

And she had, of course, dated a couple of hockey players.

I think everyone back in Minnesota

is probably extremely proud of me.

Because it's a hockey town, you know?

Congratulations, Janelle, on winning the power of veto.

Thanks.

[applause]

Hugs.

Hugs.

Good job.

Once again, Janie stepped off.

She recaptured that golden power of veto.

And it's in our hands now what we want to do.

[music - theme, "big brother"]

JULIE: Welcome back.

How has Janelle winning the golden power

of veto impacted the game?

And will she choose to save either Maggie

or Jennifer from eviction?

What are they saying down there?

What? Are they guessing or--

Ivette says they think that it's personal against Jen.

It is.

It's also strategical, though.

She's smart.

You're HoH.

You do whatever you want to do.

Maggie is rallying those troops.

I think that we should get Jen out, though.

I agree.

That is a very good strategical move.

I just-- I hate Maggie.

Jennifer's a sleazy player.

I don't want her in this house after what she's done.

That's fine.

You know those things where you feel in your gut?

I feel in my gut that Maggie should go.

Really?

Maggie has to go home.

Otherwise, I'm screwed.

Maggie's deadly because she can see

through me, plain and simple.

And since she knows what role she played in removing

Sarah from this house--

And you give me your word that they're going up.

Sarah's and James keys will be the two

that are not in the box.

OK.

--she knows that my intentions are for revenge, just as her

intentions are for revenge.

Neither of us will rest until the other one

is out of the house.

Hey, let's say Jen gets HoH--

Jen is bendable, all right?

Maggie is not breakable.

Did you put Ivette up?

You're guaranteed Beau's vote and you're guaranteed mine.

You know?

I think putting up Ivette is a smart idea.

[inaudible]

Because obviously, I want Maggie out of here.

Well, either way, you know, if we decide

to use the veto, who we're going to take off,

who we're going to put up--

Ivette going up there is a win-win situation,

because we're going to James's vote to keep Ivette.

We're going to have Beau's vote to keep Ivette.

So we can control this one.

Take the personal out of it, Janie, and keep

the strategy in the game.

All right.

I think I nominated the right people.

I just really want to break the group apart.

It's great to have so much power in the house right now.

However, I am pretty nervous that this

puts a huge target on my back.

Hey, everybody?

It's time for the veto ceremony.

This is the veto meeting.

Maggie and Jennifer have been nominated for eviction.

But I have the power to veto one of the nominations.

But first, I will give each of you

a chance to tell me why you think

I should veto your nomination.

Maggie, you can go first.

I would love to be vetoed.

That's all.

Jennifer, you may now speak.

I just wanted to say that I believe

that the display shown by people in this house last week

was uncalled for.

And that I have never attacked anyone personally

the way people did last week.

And I played the game strategically.

Thank you, Jennifer.

Well, I have decided to use my power of veto.

And I choose to use it on Maggie.

I think I'm going to vomit.

As head of household, I will now have

to name a replacement nominee.

And for strategic reasons, I will

choose to evict, or excuse me, I choose to nominate Ivette.

The veto meeting is adjourned.

I was completely speechless that I was

taken off the nomination block.

Maybe I'll stay another week.

But it's just not a good thing.

Someone else from my group is going up.

I shouldn't find any comfort in myself being the one removed.

Guys, I'm so sorry I was taken off the block.

It's not your fault.

Because I don't want to put someone else through what

what's going on right now.

I choose to evict Ivette?

Before saying my name, she said, I choose to evict Ivette.

That didn't make me feel comfortable at all.

Remember when I was put up as a pawn,

and everybody told me how safe I was?

And all of a sudden I started getting a funny feeling?

It's Jennifer.

That's the reason they did it.

Like, they obviously want me gone,

or they wouldn't have taken Maggie out.

This is all personal.

Yeah, they knew that--

They know that Beau's not going to vote for you.

James isn't going to vote for you, because you

all have been friends forever.

I've been trying to gather information and play

both sides as much as possible.

And hopefully get all these [inaudible] out of here.

It's me.

If they wanted you gone, absolutely,

positively for sure, wouldn't it be better

to put up somebody like Beau?

Who we know for sure no one is going to vote off?

They're never going to get over what

I did to Kaysar, like, ever.

They're, like, completely destroyed about it.

Either way, they win, because they're splitting up a pair.

[music - theme, "big brother"]

JULIE: In just a few moments, another HouseGuest

will be sent packing.

Will it be Ivette, the waitress from Miami Beach,

Florida, or Jennifer, the Arena Football League

dancer from Plano, Texas?

One of these nominees will be the first person

to sit on the "Big Brother" Jury of Seven that will crown

the winner of "Big Brother."

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

Hello, HouseGuests. - Hi, Julie.

- Hi. - Hi.

JULIE: Ivette, Jennifer, each of your fellow housemates

will be going into the diary room

and casting their vote to evict.

Right now, I'm going to give you the opportunity

to plead your case.

Remember, what you say could determine

whether you stay or leave the "Big Brother" house.

Ivette, you're up first.

I already said thank you to my family and girlfriend

last week.

So, to you guys, I want to thank you

all for the wonderful last six weeks that we've had,

even though they've been rocky.

I truly believe that everybody serves a purpose in this game.

And you know, we've got to embrace our time

when it's our time to go.

But watch for everybody around you.

It's a hard game, and you've always got to be constantly

looking over your shoulders.

But other than that, take care.

Love you all.

JULIE: Thank you, Ivette.

And Jennifer, what would you like to say?

Since I haven't been up here, I'd

like to thank my family and friends

and especially Dan for supporting

me in my decision to come here.

And I just wanted to say that I may not be winning

the game and the money at the end, but I'm wealthy in my life

back at home.

And especially through the friendships

I've made in this house with Beau and Maggie

and April, Ivette, and Eric.

JULIE: Thank you, Jennifer.

Well, it is now time for the voting to begin.

Ivette and Jennifer, you are not allowed to vote.

Neither is Janelle, the current HoH, unless there is a tie.

The rest of you will enter the diary room one at a time

and cast your votes.

Remember, you are not allowed to reveal your vote

to any of your housemates.

Beau?

You are the first to vote.

Please go to the diary room now.

Beau must choose between his partner

Ivette or his friend Jennifer.

Beau needs to keep Ivette in the house

if he wants to win the $ million prize.

Hello, Beau.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jennifer.

JULIE: Thank you, Beau.

Please go back to the living room, and send in Maggie.

Hi, Maggie.

Hi.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jennifer.

JULIE: Thank you, Maggie.

Please go back to the living room, and send in Howie.

Hello, Howie.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jennifer.

JULIE: Hi, April.

Hi, how are you?

JULIE: I'm well.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Ivette.

JULIE: Thank you, April.

Hello, James.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jennie.

JULIE: Hello, Rachel.

Hi.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jennifer.

JULIE: Thank you, Rachel.

Please head back to the living room.

JULIE: HouseGuests, by a vote of five to one,

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

Bye.

Bye.

I'll see you in a week.

[inaudible] for me.

Take care.

Love you.

Love you too.

Bye, Jennifer.

Bye.

I'll see you soon.

Bye.

[laughing]

Bye.

JULIE: Yeah, you could drop it right there.

That's fine. Come on in.

OK, wait. I got to get one thing.

JULIE: OK.

Let me guess.

Dan.

I carry that around everywhere.

JULIE: Hi, Jen.

It's nice to meet you.

Please have a seat.

We're still live.

No swearing on TV.

Gotta watch out for [inaudible]..

No swearing. We're live.

JULIE: Jennifer, just hours ago,

you were head of household.

Tonight you find yourself being evicted.

What happened?

It's actually no surprise to me.

I knew the second that I got HoH that I was sacrificing

myself for my group.

So this isn't a surprise at all.

JULIE: Well, you and your friendship alliance

set Kaysar packing out of the house.

That was good for your alliance, but how

did that affect you personally?

Well, obviously, personally being HoH,

you have a huge target on your back the next week.

Even if you do end up evicting the person

that you wanted gone, their group is going to go after you.

In past seasons, there haven't been this big

of a division in the house.

But-- JULIE: That's for sure.

And that's how it is.

[laughter]

JULIE: That's well put.

Now Janelle had a lot of anger towards you.

Right?

JULIE: Where did this anger come from?

Well, I figured as much that it was personal.

And I heard from a lot of people in the house

that it was indeed just personal.

It had nothing to do strategically at all.

why she wanted me out of this house.

JULIE: What did you do ever do to her?

I, to my knowledge, have never done anything to Janelle.

I barely even spoke to her while I was in the house.

But apparently, she feels differently.

JULIE: Well, Jennifer, thanks for playing, and thanks for

making this season so exciting.

Thank you.

JULIE: Good luck to you.

And we'll see you back here on September

th for the finale, when the "Big Brother"

winner will be crowned.

OK.

JULIE: And Jennifer will talk more

about her time in the house Monday

at one PM Eastern, AM Pacific on "House Calls," the "Big

Brother" talk show at CBS.com.

Who is next in line for the most powerful position in the house?

The head of household competition is straight ahead.

[music - theme, "big brother"]

JULIE: Welcome back.

Tonight, a new head of household will come into power.

Free from the threat of eviction,

that person must put two HouseGuests

on the chopping block.

Who will win HoH?

Let's go out to the backyard and find out.

HouseGuests, the power is up for grabs.

Janelle, as outgoing head of household, you cannot compete.

This game is called On the House.

Here's how it works.

I will ask questions.

If you buzz in and get the answer right,

you will earn one point.

If you get the answer wrong, you are eliminated.

At the end of questions, the HouseGuest with the most points

will be the new HoH.

Does everyone understand the rules?

Yes, ma'am.

Yes.

JULIE: Good luck, HouseGuests.

Question -- what two colors are the stools in the kitchen?

[bell rings]

JULIE: Beau?

Orange and red.

JULIE: That is correct, Beau.

You have one point.

Question -- how many seas are on the map?

[bell rings]

JULIE: Ivette?

.

JULIE: That is correct, Ivette.

You also have a point now.

Question -- what are the numbers on the subway--

Howie?

.

JULIE: That is incorrect, Howie.

I'm sorry.

You have been eliminated from this competition.

Please join Janelle on the side.

Question -- what color are the squares on

the downstairs bathroom door?

[bell rings]

JULIE: Ivette?

Red and gray.

JULIE: That is incorrect, Ivette.

The correct answer is blue.

Ivette, you've been eliminated.

Please join the others on the side.

Question -- what is the combination to the gym door?

[bell rings]

JULIE: Beau?

Five, three, four.

JULIE: That is correct, Beau.

Two points for Beau, taking the lead.

Question -- what color is the rug in the goal--

Rachel?

White.

JULIE: That is correct.

You now have a point, Rachel.

Question -- how many pb and j sandwiches were pulled

out of the first gold safe?

[bell rings]

JULIE: James?

.

JULIE: That is correct, James.

You now have a point in this game.

So far, Beau has two points with the lead.

James and Rachel each have one point.

Question -- how many safes in the gold room--

[bell rings]

JULIE: Rachel?

.

JULIE: That is incorrect.

You have been eliminated from the game, Rachel.

Let me read the entire question.

How many safes in the gold room are the same size?

Question -- what famous landmark

is framed above the desk in the HoH bedroom?

[bell rings]

JULIE: April?

Paris?

JULIE: That is incorrect, April.

The correct answer is the Eiffel Tower.

April, you are out.

Everyone else is safe.

Last question-- how many key slots

are in the nomination box?

[bell rings] JULIE: James?

.

JULIE: That is correct.

We have a tie between James and Beau.

Maggie, please step down.

It's time to go to the tiebreaker question.

If you buzz in and answer incorrectly,

you will be eliminated.

The new HoH will be the person who

answers the question correctly, or is the last person standing.

Are you both ready?

Yes, ma'am.

Yes.

JULIE: Here we go.

How many puzzle pieces are on the wall?

Beau? - Four.

JULIE: That is correct, Beau.

Congratulations!

You are the new head of household.

[applause]

JULIE: Janelle, please hand over the key to the HoH bedroom.

Patience!

[inaudible],, don't you ever get [inaudible]

What the hell was my question that I got wrong?

JULIE: Who will Beau nominate for eviction?

And will the golden power of veto

save one of his two nominees?

Find out Tuesday at nine.

Then, I'll be back here Thursday at eight

for the next live vote and eviction.

And to see what's going on minute to minute in the "Big

Brother" house, log on to CBS.com

and subscribe to the live hour internet feed.

For now, let's listen in on the HouseGuests.

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

Good night.

I was, like, he knows the puzzle!

Mhm.

What a ret*rd I am.

What?

What a moron I am.

Don't worry about it, Howie.

Hitting that damn button like that.

Well, what was the-- what did she ask?

She said, what are the numbers on the subway--

.

.

I didn't hear it.

That's how stupid I am.

[music - theme, "big brother"]