08x13 - Episode 13

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Previously on "Big Brother ," when the votes were revealed--

By a vote of seven to two, Mike,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Everyone knew how Zach voted.

I vote to evict Kail.

But the house was confused about who cast

the second vote to evict Kail.

Kail.

I haven't heard my name mentioned once.

And And Nick became the scapegoat.

As the new head of household, Dustin nominated

a pawn and a princess.

I have nominated you, Kail, and you,

Jen, for eviction this week.

It just hurts because I wouldn't think

that Dustin would put me up.

While the house guests were picking players

for the veto competition--

Jameka.

--Jameka had a divine revelation.

Jen picking my ball-- that was God's way of telling me, hey,

you need to win this for Jen.

At the veto competition, Dustin

gave into temptation, preventing him from winning the veto.

Dustin Dustin.

You know, that greed came out, that selfishness, and Jameka--

Jameka-- Jameka could've took the $,, but she didn't.

And when Jen missed the final question--

Safety.

[buzzer]

--the power was in Jameka's hands.

Jameka, you have won the power of veto.

Congratulations.

Still reeling from the competition,

emotions boiled over.

Why wouldn't have I have tried?

So nobody else could get the points.

And at the veto meeting, Jameka kept her promise.

Jen, I will be using the power of veto to save you from

eviction this week, causing Dustin

to target Daniele's show-mance.

Nick, I nominate you for eviction.

Who will be evicted from the "Big

Brother" house, Nick or Kail?

And which house guest do you want Eric, America's player,

to get evicted?

Find out tonight, live on "Big Brother ."

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

This week, faith took center stage

in the "Big Brother" house.

While some succumbed to temptation and others

to deceit, one was touched by divine intervention.

Jameka, the devout Christian from Baltimore,

won the power of veto, providing salvation to Jen

by taking her off the chopping block,

as she believed God wanted her to.

In her place, Dustin nominated Nick, Daniele's boyfriend

in the house.

Tonight, the house guests will cast their votes live,

and either Nick or Kail, the business owner from Oregon,

will be evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

But first, still reeling from the week's events,

Dustin's nomination of Nick sent the house into a tailspin.

Jen, I would be using the power of veto

to save you from eviction this week.

Congratulations.

Dustin, as HoH, you have the responsibility

of now nominating a replacement nominee.

There are people in this house who, since day one,

have been playing all sides.

With that said, Nick, I nominate you for eviction.

This veto meeting is now adjourned.

I am surprised that this move was made by Dustin.

I think I was nominated basically because of the fact

that I'm probably seen as a threat

later on in the game, as opposed to Kail,

who's pretty fragile right now and close

to a nervous breakdown.

I wasn't very surprised he said Nick, when

all along Dustin has been telling me

that his target has been Zach.

So now I'm worried.

This was a house decision.

We decided that it was Nick's week to go.

We had a golden opportunity to take

advantage of back dooring him and get

the weasel out of the house.

[crying]

Don't worry, it was a planned move.

And Amber's supporting that?

Mm-hm.

You've got to be kidding.

No.

She knows what's best for her in this game.

I didn't see that one coming at all.

Her-- her relationship with Nick is too strong.

It's holding her back from focusing on the game.

It has to be cut.

He plays all sides, and the way that he teams up with Daniele--

the bond between Daniele, and d*ck, and Nick--

got to go.

And you have four people supporting you?

I have more than four people supporting me.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

He's a threat to everybody in this house moving forward.

Well, I think the plan is to get me out now.

He was gonna try and backdoor me.

Expect the unexpected.

d*ck, I told you, man.

I'm-- I was gonna look out for your daughter.

I know.

[inaudible].

I know.

So everybody knows I wanted the nominations to stay the same.

I put those two b*tches on the block last week.

That-- that's all right, man.

Well, can I ask you guys the question?

I want the truth.

Was-- was it a whole house consensus,

or did people know that this was going to happen?

The only-- I--

I had heard a multitude of names mentioned.

Yeah.

And I didn't know what the ultimate--

Well--

We're going going back and forth and back and forth.

Anything was.

Because all he said was I'm putting Zach up, so, I mean--

and originally from day one, when they wanted to align

with me, I said, whatever.

Zach, you want to leave us alone for a second, please?

I just-- one second.

All right.

I don't know.

You think it might just be being done to try

and secure Kail out for sure.

Well, expect the unexpected.

Right.

I'll talk to you guys later.

Yeah.

Let us know if you need anything.

Sorry.

I just had to talk to them out there.

All right.

[crying]

OK?

I personally really, really, really, really,

really tried for it not to happen this way for you

to be up there.

It just-- Yeah, but how am I supposed to tell you?

If I ask you something [inaudible] then

you have to give me the % honest answer.

Go ahead.

Look at me.

I'm being serious.

You swear?

Did you vote toe evict Kail?

You swear on everything?

Swear on my life.

I vote to evict Mike.

Then who was it?

I don't know.

Everybody thinks that it was you.

OK.

Don't be mad at me.

I'm trying to help you.

Mm-hm.

I'm-- I am.

Yeah.

What did I do?

It just sucks that you knew the whole time,

and you didn't tell me.

That took some ba*ls, man.

You OK?

Do I look like I'm gonna cry over it?

No.

No.

All right.

You should've just told me, you know?

It wasn't that easy, and it--

the-- the decision didn't occur that quickly.

OK.

I just know it's a game, and I'm ready for anything.

OK.

The fact of the matter is, even today,

you knew the decision, right?

- Mm-hm. - You had to have known it.

Mm-hm.

You already knew the decision.

Just say it to my face. You know, you're going up.

That's what I asked the whole time before.

I don't like the people or whatever

talking behind my back.

I'll deal with what happens.

It's a game in here.

There's an outside world on the outside.

OK?

OK.

I just want people to be real to my face, and that's it, man.

All right?

No hard feelings.

Don't worry about it, OK?

OK.

You know, you are so [muted] for using her the way you did.

Using who?

Jameka.

With what you did with the PoV.

I didn't--

And don't act confused.

I already pointed this out to you,

and get that stupid, smug look off your face.

You're a b*tch for what you did to her.

I didn't do anything.

You threw the competition at the end so she would win it,

because you knew she was gonna use it on you.

You put her in a really bad spot, and you know it.

And you don't give [muted] because you use people,

and that's all you ever do.

You're a scumbag.

You're a scumbag.

That's funny.

You are a scumbag.

I would never use those words to describe myself.

You used Jameka without any kind of [muted]

regard for her whatsoever.

- I didn't-- I didn't offer it-- - Yes, you did.

I didn't--

I didn't ask her to do that.

No, but you used the situation.

You threw the competition.

All of your negative energy is only hurting you.

Jen, [muted] yourself.

I am not a bad person.

Is that why you went into the bathroom

crying like a little b*tch? Is that why you--

I'm not a bad person.

--held your hand over your picture, and started crying,

and throwing a fit.

Is that why you pulled the picture of you and your mother

off of the wall?

Because you're so [muted] self-centered.

I'm a good person, and I don't care what you think.

You are-- you are a good person in your own mind.

Great.

S*ddam Hussein was, too.

That's all I care. You're [muted].

Good.

And you're gonna go down, and you're gonna

have the life you deserve.

- Yeah, keep telling me. - I am.

Come on. Keep at it.

Go for it. Whatever.

I don't care. I don't care.

That's because you've got nothing inside.

Anything you say to me--

Nothing is in your [muted] head.

- You do nothing. - I know.

Nothing-- - Nothing.

Nothing anybody says to you does anything.

I am wonderful to myself, and that's all I care about.

That's right, because you're so hung up on yourself.

Right.

Poor me.

You OK?

I'm OK.

I just-- this week sucks.

I know.

You OK, Jen?

Oh, I'm fine.

I'm so sorry you had to deal with him,

like, your whole life.

Like, I can't believe--

I'm sure you're a really strong person, too, because wow.

Jen's a very rude, mean person,

and she goes out of her way to, you know, take stabs at me

and try to put me down, and she doesn't know

or care what I've been through.

So for her to even say something like that to me,

it's kind of just absolutely ridiculous.

Yeah, it was the worst yet.

Yeah.

That was very uncomfortable.

Well, I know she knew that I was going up.

She just told me.

Like I said, it's not a big deal to me.

I will vote with the group, and I will do--

if that's what the group wants, I will do it, but I feel--

I don't even want to talk with her right--

OK, OK.

I can't be around her right now.

Jen, you know what?

Honestly, I've never once in this house

said anything to you, and you are so rude to me.

Whatever it is that you hate about me since day one

when you walked in this room, it's a personal problem,

and you need to deal with it, because I'm so sick and tired

of the way that you treat me.

You treat me like crap, and I've never done anything to you,

and you have problems for that.

I've actually multiple times tried to become your friend.

You know, I'm like [inaudible].

- What have I ever done to you? - You--

What have I ever done to you?

You are always giving me the cold shoulder.

Like, it's like--

So because I feel like I don't click with you,

then you have to treat me like crap.

- No, and I have morals-- - No?

And I don't think it's good to--

- No? - I don't think it's--

Seriously?

I have-- I have-- you know, I have like,

strong morals that I don't--

Jen, you have no idea, because you're mad

because Nick's my best friend in the house,

because you're [inaudible]. - [inaudible].

Please be--

Should we go watch?

- [inaudible] please be-- - She--

[inaudible] out of here.

We're not having an argument.

Dumb b*tch.

Because you're upset because, like,

we're better friends than you and him, then

you have to get angry at me?

No, that's, like, honestly--

Yes, that is what it is.

That is what it is.

Every single day you make a comment to me,

and I'm so sick of it.

Sorry that we all can't be perfect like you.

I tried to become friends with you for-- for every single day.

Who are you? No, no, no--

So what?

She doesn't want to be your [muted] friend.

[inaudible].

You have no idea, like, my friendship with Nick,

so don't try to throw things out there

and act like you know anything.

He stated that guys crossed the line.

I mean, I-- I have morals.

Like, I don't think it's good to cheat on people.

I don't think it's good to take how you-- you even stated

that your boyfriend that you're currently dating you

took away from an engagement.

Like, I just think that's poor values.

No, I didn't say that, Jen.

You don't know the story, so don't--

I think that's poor values, and, like, I don't want

to be associated with that.

I think that you are very poor values in the way

that you treat people.

Well, there's added necessary things.

Oh, good god.

We can't all be .

Shut up and get out of here.

Where am I going?

Shut up!

- Just so you know that-- - Shut up.

-- [inaudible] by her.

Say it to her face then, not when she's away.

She was right there.

[muted] when you say she's .

Shut the [inaudible].

[inaudible] did, because he poured tea on my head, and I

wasn't even talking about-- - You [muted].

Nobody likes you.

OK.

You jump to too many conclusions.

You open your mouth when you shouldn't.

I don't care at all.

Who cares?

Nobody [muted] cares about you.

You're not cool. - Well, then cool.

Yeah, great.

Coming up, we'll find out who stays

and who goes when the house guests vote live.

But first, let's listen in as Daniele,

d*ck, Jen, and Amber talk about the nominees.

Kail's a mess.

She hasn't proved herself good at pretty much

anything in the house so far.

She walks around like she's gonna k*ll herself.

I would like to see Kail go.

So far as my daughter, personally, I'd

like to see Nick go.

There's really no reason keep Nick around.

He's been miserable, and he's been rude,

and he's of no help to me.

I think Nick is a really, really genuine good person.

I think it's better if he goes, because then I won't

have someone to depend on.

And you know, maybe I can--

you know, maybe I can get my emotions under control,

because I think, if I don't stop crying as much as I do,

that eventually it's gonna--

you know, it's gonna--

it's gonna bite me in the a*s.

Welcome back.

We are live.

Blindsided by his nomination, Nick is

fighting to stay in the house.

Will America's player help him to achieve his goal?

I think I can get the votes, but I'm

not gonna, like, campaign for them or anything like that.

Obviously I'm up for a reason.

It was a consensus that people probably wanted me out of here.

The thing of it is-- is there's a lot of people that

don't want to tell you the truth with how it went down,

because they don't want to make themselves look bad.

I just had this trust thing with you, Jameka,

and Daniele from the get go.

Mm-hm.

I would think that I'd have you three, like,

and I would think that I have Zach just because he's always

hanging around me and stuff like that,

and I think that I would have d*ck.

And then the other person is maybe Jessica

just because she hates Kail.

So I don't know the whole thing.

I'm not gonna go campaign to people I don't talk to.

So it's, you know--

it's-- it's all up in the air.

It's like, whatever.

Love you.

Love you, too.

Bye.

There's only room for one Casanova here in the BB house.

I'm ready to see Nick leave.

I, frankly, don't want him here at all.

My relationship with Nick has never

been better than it's been this week,

because I know he's going home.

So shockingly enough, it's going to be the five

foot seven Jew from New York.

It's not gonna be the six foot five pro-athlete from Minnesota

that wins it this time around.

You're going home, and I'm well on my way to winning.

So enjoy your last days in the house.

All right, who does America want Eric

to get evicted from the "Big Brother" house?

Let's see.

Kail.

Well, what can I say, America?

I am disappointed to see that you don't

value my strategic input, but I'm

gonna do my best for you guys.

Another challenging week for me, but you know, you're

keeping me on my toes, America.

So let's see what happens.

I'm just gonna point out I can't stand Kail.

Me, too!

I [muted] her.

I don't trust her at all.

I don't think that she's anywhere near as out of it

as people think that she is.

I think that she's fully aware of what she's doing.

I think she's letting people think she's defeated,

and I think she's up to plenty of things.

I think she's obnoxious, boring, old, liar.

I hate her.

I'd like to see her leave as soon as possible,

and if we all can't stand someone,

then let's just make sure that they--

they're no longer with us soon, because I can't stand her.

OK, so we're having a discussion about--

I'll open it up and say the following.

Let's just look at all sides of everything.

Let me just name some pros as to why it would

be good to see Kail leave.

We hate her.

Really?

We hate her.

OK, we hate her.

- We hate her. - Right.

We don't want to give her a free pass

because she's this sack of doo doo.

Doo doo?

Don't be fooled.

We saw the true Kail about five minutes into being here

when she smoked everyone on the mushroom.

Kail does need to be dealt with, and she is still a threat.

Right.

I just don't want to see him getting really comfortable

sitting week after week, where it's not affecting Kaile

like it did in the first week.

So the-- the shock of it is over,

and we need to start acting on it.

All right.

I'm over this looking out for the group thing.

Like, I really, really, really think

we're making the wrong decision strategically.

For us.

Not just for us, but-- well, for us for sure.

I'm done, and I'm over it.

I've been back and forth with Nick on the whole thing,

but personally this week I would like to see Kail go.

Yeah, but it's too early to spre-- especially--

I'm not saying split it up.

I'm saying that everyone is looking out for their own a*s.

I know.

I know.

And it's very, very obvious, and [muted] these people.

I know.

I wouldn't like to see Nick leave the game yet,

because strategically it would be a good move for me

to keep him in the house.

Let's go to the living room and check

in with the house guests.

Hi, everyone.

ALL: Hey.

So Nick, you have a completely new look.

Ladies--

Yes.

--what do you-- what do you ladies think of Nick's new do?

Amber?

Honestly, I think Nick's a good looking

guy regardless, whether his hair is long, short, Mohawk,

fauxhawk.

He's got the look, and we all know it.

So that's that, Julie.

[inaudible].

All right, thank you.

Eric, you look like Nick's little brother.

More like his son.

Well, is your haircut a sign of solidarity.

Oh, no, no, no.

It's-- it's-- you know, Nick did it first.

I can't steal his thunder, you know,

but got to change things up.

Had some rough times in the house this week.

Just looking to keep things fun.

We're calling it the sharks fin. -

JULIE: OK, I like.

Jen, it's no secret that d*ck poured a glass of iced tea

on your head, yet you remain surprisingly calm.

What was going through your mind?

Well, we've been here for about days now,

and I'm pretty much used to d*ck doing any random thing

that could happen, so whatever.

JULIE: d*ck, would you like to apologize to Jen,

or are no apologies necessary?

Absolutely not.

I just wish the glass was more full.

JULIE: Jameka.

Yes.

You have said that everything in the "Big Brother" house

has been preordained, so why do you think that God

wanted you to be in the house.

Wow.

Hopefully to win.

I don't know.

JULIE: Thank you, house guests.

[inaudible].

Coming up, the house guests vote live, and Nick or Kail

will be evicted.

Right now, let's hear what Zach, Jameka,

and Jessica have on their minds as they prepare to vote.

Nick is my greatest ally in the game.

Without a doubt, if Nick said vote this person out,

I would vote that person out.

I wouldn't even have to question it.

The benefits for getting Nick out of the house right

now would be he pretty much is the owner of Zach,

and Zach is his sl*ve.

So now Zach will be lost in terms of this game.

Man, I really want Kail out of the house.

She tried to be so powerful in the beginning,

and it backfired in her face.

Then she tried to be a moping dog,

and that backfired in her face.

I want to keep Kail in the house

this week because she does an excellent job with putting

the dishes away, and drying them,

and making sure that the kitchen has no dishes out of place.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

It's time to go live to the head of household bedroom and talk

with Dustin, the current HoH.

Hi, Dustin.

Hey, Julie.

Just a reminder, your housemates cannot hear you.

So feel free to speak openly and honestly.

All right.

In the veto competition, you took the trip

to Barbados and $,.

Do you have any regrets?

You know, I have a few regrets right now just

because I put Jameka in a compromising situation where

she did already say that she would be using

the veto to help Jen out, but once I'm out of here,

I'm out of here.

And I'll be five grand richer, and I'm taking my girlfriend

to a trip to Barbados.

- Enjoy. - Thank you.

Now, some of the women in the house

have confided in you about the way d*ck treats them.

How do you feel about his behavior?

You know, it's d*ck's intentions.

It's a part of his strategy to intimidate everybody

in the house, and it's not necessarily something I agree

with, and a lot of times he takes things a step

way too far, but for the most part,

it doesn't really affect me.

I mean, he took-- he took the brunt of everything this week.

And so the fact that I took the five grand at the end

of the veto competition--

no one recognized it, because he took all the heat.

Thank you, Dustin, and you can rejoin

your housemates downstairs.

Thanks, Julie.

You're welcome.

We are moments away from the live vote and eviction.

Who will be leaving the "Big Brother" house?

Will it be Nick, the former professional football

player from Minnesota?

Or Kail, the business owner and mom from Oregon?

Let's return to the living room and find out.

Hello, house guests.

Hello.

Kail, Nick, in just a few moments your housemates will

cast their votes to evict live.

You now have one last chance to plead your case,

and Kail, you're up.

I would just like to share that I never

take one week in the "Big Brother" house for granted

here, and, again, I appreciate each

and every one of your friendships

while I've been here and hope to stay here.

And either inside this house or outside this house,

I look forward to more good times

with each and every one of you.

JULIE: Thanks, Kail.

Nick, what would you like to say?

Yep, I want to say that I know the votes are pretty much set

in stone already, and one of my favorite house guests

said it best.

It is what it is.

I want to direct the rest of this to Daniele.

People come in here with a certain game plan,

things they want to do.

When I met you, I got sidetracked.

You're a very beautiful, smart, you know,

intelligent, everything-- the list goes on and on.

And I've become very smitten with you.

I would call you the bee's knees,

and yeah, I just want to thank you for the time

that I've had in this house has been enjoyable for the most

part because of myself and you-- you know, our memories

that we've shared.

And it'll be hard walking away from the "Big Brother" house,

but the hardest thing will probably

be walking away from you, so.

JULIE: All right, thank you. - Yep.

Thank you both.

It's now time for the live voting to begin.

The two nominees and head of household cannot vote.

However, in the event of a tie, Dustin, as the current HoH,

you will break it.

[inaudible].

One at a time, the rest of you will enter the diary room

and cast your vote.

Jen, you're up first.

Jen has been Kail's bedmate since day one,

but Kail has thrown Jen under the bus more than once.

What will she do? - Hello.

Hello, Jen.

Please cast your vote.

I vote to evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, Jen.

Zach's closest friend in the house is Nick.

It would be a big surprise if he voted against him.

Hi, Zach. - Hey.

Please cast your vote.

I vote with to evict Kail.

JULIE: Thank you, Zach.

How will Jameka's faith guide her decision?

Let's find out.

Hello, Jameka.

Hi.

Please cast your vote.

I vote to evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, Jameka.

Thank you.

The vote is two to evict Nick and one to evict Kail.

The rest of the house guests vote live when we return.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

The house guests are voting live.

So far it's two to one in favor of evicting Nick.

Let's continue the live vote.

Eric has his voting orders from you, America,

but he has come to the diary room

so his housemates don't catch on.

Hi, Eric.

Hello, hello.

You were targeting Nick for eviction

until America told you to vote out Kail.

You disagreed with their choice.

Briefly, what would you like to say to America?

As soon as I got America's wishes, I changed my tune,

and I started gunning for Kail, laying the groundwork

for her dismissal.

If she doesn't go home tonight, let's target Kail

and Jen one more time, only this time

you have my personal guarantee that one of them

will leave the house next week.

JULIE: Thank you, Eric.

Thank you.

Jessica has said that she can't stand Kail,

but her alliance is pressuring her to vote with Nick.

Let's see what she chooses to do.

Hello, Jessica.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, Jessica.

Amber is conflicted.

She's friends with Nick, but Dustin wants Nick out.

Will she go with her alliance or her heart?

Hello, Amber.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, Amber.

d*ck thinks Daniele will play a better game with Nick gone,

but he knows that Kail poses more of a threat to him.

Hi, d*ck.

How are you, Julie?

I'm well.

Please cast your vote.

Regrettably, I vote to evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, d*ck.

It's official.

With five votes to evict Nick, he is out of the house

tonight, but let's see how Daniele votes.

Hi, Daniele.

Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Please cast your vote now.

I vote to evict Nick.

JULIE: Thank you, Daniele.

Thanks.

The results are in.

It's now time to reveal the vote to the house.

House guests, just a reminder, when I reveal the vote,

the evicted house guest will have just a few moments

to say goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of six to two, Nick, you are evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

I love you so much.

See you guys.

- Bye, Nick. - Later.

Bye.

JULIE: Hi, Nick. - Julie.

JULIE: If you could put your bag and come on over.

Yep.

- Welcome. - Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Have a seat, please.

Thank you.

I promise I'm here for you.

It's OK.

[interposing voices]

Not to ruin the moment.

It's OK.

So sorry.

It's OK.

Nick, you've been very open with your feelings for Daniele.

Yep.

But it's no secret she has a boyfriend.

That's true.

JULIE: When she's out of the house,

do you plan on pursuing a romantic relationship with her?

Basically it all falls on her.

You know, I wasn't going to, you know, put--

put too much out there for her.

It's her decision.

Whatever happens, happens.

I just enjoyed my time in the house with her,

and, you know, I think I, you know, confirmed that at the end

there.

Many of your housemates thought

that you were the second vote last week

to evict Kail, which start a whirlwind

to get you out of the house.

Yeah.

Who do you think cast that vote?

I think it was Jen.

I think maybe I put my foot in my mouth

when I told her how the house was going to vote.

I thought it might help me down the road

if I'd confide in her how house was going to vote.

So her and Kail could have surmised

a plan that, you know, eventually got me out of there,

but you know, it's too early, and I--

I have no clue.

JULIE: Well, let me clue you in on it.

OK.

Let's take a look.

Hey, Nick, man, if you're watching this,

it looks like things don't go your way this week.

I'm sorry to see you go.

Just a little FYI on the way out the door, that vote for Kail

last week that everyone thought you cast, well, sorry to say it

was actually me.

And why?

Because I'm the twist in the BB house this summer.

That's right.

I'm America's player, and each week America is giving me

three tasks that I need to complete from who to get

nominated to who to get evicted, to even squirting mustard

on someone's pillowcase.

Hey, what can I tell you, man?

All in a day's work.

Have a good one.

What do you think of the second twist?

That's nifty.

It's all in the context of the game,

and expect the unexpected, and that's pretty tricky.

JULIE: Well, in the event that you were the one voted out,

your housemates taped some goodbye messages.

Hey, man.

OK.

Let's listen.

Hey, man, I tried my best to keep you in the house as best

I could.

Hopefully you and I can definitely

have a beer or exchange stories once we

get outside in the real world.

I was told that I was going to be sitting next to Zach

and not you, and I was taken by surprise,

just as much as you were.

I'm really sorry to see that you're the one outside the "Big

Brother" house.

You're a really good guy, and you're certainly going

to be missed in the house.

There was a couple of mistakes you made,

and you should have been up front with the whole alliance

thing from the beginning.

If you'd done that, things would've been so different,

dude.

Well, I had an idea that you were going up,

and you asked me if I knew, and I told you no.

I kind of did know, and I wanted to tell you,

but I know-- and I hope you're not mad at me.

I love you so much.

I love you so much.

I came into this house to play a game,

and I didn't think that I would, you know,

have such a strong friendship with you.

I think that you mean a lot more to me

than you actually realize.

LJC and BFF forever.

I'm really, really sorry that you didn't make it farther.

And that's all.

Nick, thank you.

Thank you very much.

You're welcome.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back.

It's now time for the live HoH competition.

House guests, I would now like everyone

to go out to the backyard.

Back to the backyard.

Everyone go out to the backyard.

[inaudible].

What was that?

JULIE: Head of household-- it is the most important position

in the "Big Brother" house.

Safe from the threat of eviction, the HoH

must put two of their housemates on the chopping block.

House guests, the power is up for grabs.

Dustin, as the current HoH, you are not eligible to compete.

Tonight's competition is called Time's Up.

I need everyone to walk over and climb onto a pendulum

and sit there.

And I know that these are very uncomfortable bars.

Now, if at any point you fall off, you'll be eliminated.

Oh, hold on.

What's this?

We have to wear this? - So what are we doing?

Crossed Hey, d*ck, are you gonna crotch yourself,

or are you gonna sit on one side?

So we don't untie this?

[inaudible]

Dustin [inaudible].

JULIE: Now, this competition may sound easy, but hold on,

because there's a reason this competition is

called Time's Up.

Jen, I need you to get on.

All right, everyone's on.

The clock starts now.

[clock noises]

The last person hanging on to their pendulum

will be the new head of household.

Are you kidding me?

I'll be back to check on all of you in a little while.

All right, HoH.

This night is full of surprises for the house guests,

and we'll say one of them play out

in just a few minutes, but--

welcome back to "Big Brother ."

The house guests are hanging on for their chance to become

the new head of household.

House guests, it's time for everyone to hang like a bat

upside down.

[inaudible].

JULIE: How's everyone doing?

Kail, I need you to start hanging.

There we go.

All right, house guests, you have a long night ahead of you.

Now, if this was a quaint little house in the suburbs,

you would have dainty little cuckoo birds above you,

but this is the "Big Brother" house.

[cawing]

And these birds just had dinner.

Well, settle in and hang on tight, everyone.

This is a battle of endurance.

Good luck.

The house guests are in for a long night.

To see how this competition plays out,

go to CBS.com for the live hour internet feed,

and to find out who the new head of household

nominates for eviction, tune in Sunday at :/: central.

And don't forget, "Big Brother After Dark"

airs live each night from midnight at :

AM on SHOWTIME .

Let's go back out and eavesdrop on the house guests.

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

Good night.