08x26 - Episode 26

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," at the nomination

ceremony, Jessica stayed true to her alliance

with Eric, d*ck, and Daniele.

Zach, Amber, I nominated you.

NARRATOR: But both sides of the alliance

began to doubt each other.

I was thinking Eric and Jess, with a side deal with Jameka.

Me and Jessica are very close.

We have to Jessica out.

I mean, is it really a benefit to keep both of them?

I don't know.

Yeah, I completely see the dilemma.

This might be like the biggest mistake like ever.

NARRATOR: When Eric received his directive from America--

Which one of the two nominees do

you want Eric to get evicted?

Amber.

NARRATOR: --he had to convince Jessica

that getting rid of Amber was the best move for both of them.

Do you understand that she's trying to make you have

problems with the only person who truly has your back

and cares about you in this entire house?

Yeah.

NARRATOR: Meanwhile, Zach played one side of the alliance--

I think Dirk and Daniele together are fire.

I'll take one of them out.

NARRATOR: --against the other.

The only way that you're going to go

is if I find out that you flipped on me

and like offered me up.

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NARRATOR: But once the two sides came together, Zack was busted.

He gets HoH, Zach's plan to put Jessica and Jameka up,

with back-dooring Eric.

That's good.

Because his plan, as he relayed it to us,

was to put both of you up.

NARRATOR: When the votes were revealed--

By a vote of three to one, Amber,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

NARRATOR: --the alliance remained loyal to one another.

The battle for Head of Household proved

to be a slippery situation.

Whoo!

NARRATOR: Who will become the next Head of Household?

And which houseguests will be put on the chopping block?

Plus who do you want Eric, America's player, to get

nominated?

Find out tonight, on "Big Brother ."

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JULIE [VOICEOVER]: By a vote of three to one, Amber,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

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I feel really good about seeing Amber walk out the door.

I found her full of crap.

This self-righteous b*tch.

I'm glad she's gone.

All week, I pretty much wanted Amber to stay,

but Eric felt really, really threatened by Amber.

And he swore at me that everything would be OK.

It is kind of funny that she'd tell me,

you know, beware of Eric.

I think I told Amber that about three or four weeks ago.

I think it's absolutely hysterical that nobody has

any idea what's going on between Eric, Jessica,

[inaudible], and myself.

Amber was definitely my closest friend in the house.

Her not being here makes my game that much more difficult.

I'm going to try my best to go as far as I can

and to make her proud of me.

I love you, man.

[inaudible] Good luck to all of you guys, OK?

Bye, Amber.

Bye, Amber.

Bye.

I love you, all you guys.

Good luck.

[music playing]

Congrats, Zach.

Thank you.

That was huge, not going home this week.

Votes three to one.

I won.

I'm still here.

[inaudible]

In looking at the eviction, I was really

satisfied with what happened.

Voting Amber out was what America wanted.

It's what I wanted.

And I was happy to see her go.

- You OK? - I know.

I'm here for you.

Everybody is.

[music playing]

JULIE: The competition starts now.

[music playing]

You must transfer the tea from your teapot

to your tank at the end of your walkway as fast as you can.

Your goal is to pour enough tea into your tank

so the silver ball rises high enough for you to get it out.

The first houseguests to carry their silver ball

to the finish line will be the new Head of Household.

Well, that tea looks pretty bland.

Here's something to sweeten it up.

Oh, great.

Here we go.

[music playing]

Oh, no!

Butter for my tea?

JULIE: Is it-- whoa Eric, that was a close one there.

h* h*, Julie.

You got me.

There was-- who knows what?

Crisco?

Baby oil?

[laughter]

Up and down the lanes, it was slanted.

It was slick.

It was brutal.

Oh!

Yikes!

Oh!

My legs feel like wet spaghetti noodles right now.

I can barely stand up.

I'm years older than the oldest person here.

I don't work out.

And I smoke.

Halfway.

This is awfully slippery.

At first, I slid on the butter,

thinking I could soak it all up with my clothes,

thinking that might work.

It didn't work.

Way to put your body in the game.

[laughter]

[music playing]

Well, it's down to the last tea drop.

Mhm.

Good job, guys.

Only six hours to go.

Yeah, really.

[laughs]

Mhm.

I don't know.

Going into the competition, we're all feeling pretty good.

It's three against one.

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We're feeling pretty confident that we should

be able to pull HoH and really do

whatever we want at that point.

Kind of control the game.

Ew!

- You all right, boss? - Yeah.

- All right? - You OK?

Yeah.

Whoa.

Oh, come on.

You're doing great.

Right.

I felt like crap on a stick.

Ah!

Who wants it more?

I want my letter for my son!

[laughs]

I want my letter for my folks.

I haven't won an HoH yet, or POV, for that matter.

So I have to do whatever it takes

in order to secure my survival.

[music playing]

Oi!

It's OK.

[laughs] Eric just wasn't doing very well

with staying on his two feet.

I'm trying not to laugh, but I can't.

There was honey being sprayed all over the lanes,

causing Eric to fall, a lot.

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Pretty much every time.

[laughs] Go, Eric!

[laughs]

[music playing]

I'm still not able to compete in the HoHs.

I once again felt like the odd man out.

Like even more so that, you know,

Amber's no longer with us.

Good job.

Jameka or Jessica, could either one of you

grab me a hair tie, please?

[music playing]

Oh, Amber.

Amber.

Oh, my gosh.

[music playing]

Jameka?

Yes?

How far am I?

From them.

You-- like five, seriously.

[music playing]

Whoa!

Oh!

You all right?

Oh, my god.

My strides are so short, because my legs are little.

And I felt like a rabbit, like galloping so fast.

[music playing]

You may have noticed that there is a smaller

container in your lane.

No.

The first houseguest to fill that container before the end

of the game, you will receive a phone call from home,

or you can give that phone call to somebody else.

Oh, my god.

Wow.

I poured one teacup into the beaker,

and as soon as I did it, I thought

to myself, what am I doing?

I've come this far, and I'm not going to just

give up for no reason at all.

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I was immediately torn.

I didn't want that phone call, but I

was getting worked over in the competition at that point.

I was tired.

And I was behind.

Come on, baby. Come on.

Fight. Fight.

Fight. Let's go.

Let's go.

Eric, you just received the phone call from home.

Good job, Eric.

Good job, Eric.

Daniele and Eric are still pulling and fighting through.

It's anybody's game.

Every drop counts.

[music playing]

I've added two cups to each of your lanes.

Big Brother has given you all the option

to use these cups, which could help

you finish the game faster.

But these cups come at a price.

For each cup used, the entire house will

go on cold water for one day.

Who cares?

I already do that anyway.

I'm taking two!

Think of--

Oh.

I hate cold water.

I'm taking two.

I'm taking two.

I'm taking two.

Everyone else did.

You all are awesome.

[music playing]

Look, I'm shaking, man.

Hooah!

[inaudible]

[music playing]

Ah!

Oh!

Oh, Eric!

[music playing]

Feet don't fail me now.

[inaudible]

Ah!

Oh.

It's going to be a close one.

It is going to be close, you guys.

[music playing]

This is where the waitering skills come in.

It wasn't that tough for me.

I was a waiter for a really long time.

It wasn't really that big of a deal.

But I noticed that Zach was moving fast.

Ah!

I guess the pivotal moment for me

was deciding to use two cups.

And it was a calculated risk on my part,

but I knew that if I was fast enough with two cups

that I can make up the difference, because I'm Zach.

Ah, keeping up with the old man, eh?

Who me?

Yeah, you.

Didn't know you were in the lead.

I had to do everything I possibly could in order to win

this competition, because at least an hour before the live

show I really, really laid into Zach.

[music playing]

Hm.

What's up, dude?

Dude, I'm so pissed at you right now.

I want you gone.

Tell me what the issue is.

You promised that if Daniele would

go up, that you would vote against her

to get her out of here. Yes.

- Yes. - You did.

- Yeah. - Thank you.

Same--

And that's what you've done from day one.

The more things that me and Eric talk about Zach really,

really piss me off.

His plan, as he related to us, was to put both of you

up, because the two of you as controlling

a third of the house, are just way too strong.

Such an obtuse way of thinking.

No, it's the real way of thinking.

As far as my strategy, I would use

anything to get off the block.

In doing so, I promised my vote.

When you tell me that, well, yes, it is

throwing Daniele under the bus.

And, no, it isn't throwing Daniele under the bus.

Yes.

It is.

To save your own a*s, all you would need to do

do is throw everybody under the bus,

and make the exact same deals.

Dude, you're sitting there--

You're not--

--you're lying to my face.

Don't shake your head.

Specifically, you said Daniele.

You said, oh, the donatas, they're a third of the house.

They're much too powerful.

They must be broken up.

- You are % of-- - Yes.

- --the house. - Thank youl

What are you talking--

I've got your back, bro, from week one.

I could--

Is that having somebody's back?

I've had your back since you've been here.

[laughs] That's the biggest load of I've heard so far.

I've played this game very honorably, to be honest.

You're going to and tell me it's raining,

and expect me to believe it.

That's exactly what you're doing right now.

I'm haven't thrown anybody under the bus, dude.

You're the idiot then, because I was telling the truth.

How do I know that?

Because I kept your a*s off the block at least four or five

times, stupid son of a b*tch.

You should've been going home, instead of Nick, you dumb.

And you had the potential chance of going home--

Listen, you ask anybody.

I did that.

Good bye.

Get out of here.

I don't even want to talk to you anymore.

Bye.

[music playing]

Daniele wasn't close.

Eric wasn't close.

They might as well have taken seats

next to Jameka and Jessica.

There's no freaking point right now.

[music playing]

The only thing I was focusing on is winning the competition,

competing against the other players and beating them.

It's up to me.

I've got to win this thing.

Zach can't win this HoH.

[music playing]

[music playing]

Zach was moving faster than me,

but I know that it was getting more water, because I'm--

I'm having the three cup.

[music playing]

My legs, my neck, my feet, everything hurts.

But since I was like, god, I've got to win,

it guarantees me a one in five shot at the prize.

[music playing]

The ball had to come out.

There was no fishing it out, because your fingers

wouldn't fit inside to grab it.

And I just kept saying to myself, I can do this.

I can do this. I can do this.

Move. Move.

Move. Move.

[music playing]

[inaudible]

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Oh, god.

[music playing]

I've got to win this thing in order

to keep control in the house, and keep our alliance

in the driver's seat.

[music playing]

Good job, Zach.

HoH--

Yeah!

Yeah!

Whoo!

[music playing]

I am completely embarrassed and ashamed.

Every dog has his day.

And even this oaf and complete moron, I guess he had his.

Good job, Zach.

Thanks, my buddy.

That was really close.

Oh, god.

[laughs]

[music playing]

Bam!

And who won?

Zero to hero!

Congratulations, Zach.

You are the new HoH.

Do you want your key?

Cheers.

[laughs]

Yeah.

[laughs]

Thanks.

[inaudible] So pissed.

Amber would have had no shot at this whatsoever.

Congrats, Zach.

That's awesome.

Good day.

Good day.

This is an absolute nightmare.

I am devastated that Zach is the Head of Household,

and that this very well may come down on Jessica,

and make it a difficult week for her.

[music playing]

Congratulations, Eric.

You won a phone call from home.

And do you want to keep it to yourself,

or give it to somebody else?

I most certainly did not take this for myself.

I just was deciding between Jessica and Jameka.

Jameka and I are the only people who

have not had the chance to have some form of contact from home.

I'm really torn, but I'm going to give the call to Jessica.

Eric.

Oh, very nice.

I am so excited to get a phone call from home.

I hope that my phone call is from my younger brother.

I know he's getting back from Iraq like any day,

and I hope he's back in America and I get to talk to him.

She's going to cry.

So am I.

Thanks, Eric.

[sobbing] I spent the entire week trying

to reassure Jessica that we made positive

choices with our nominations.

That keeping the nominees the same were correct.

That Zach is a weak competitor, and that

Zach cannot beat me, d*ck, and Daniele

in any form of competition.

She said, Eric, I do not want to be nominated.

He's upset with me.

He's going to come after me.

And I said, it's not going to happen.

I won't let it happen.

Oh, my god.

Ah!

My back's k*lling me.

It's OK.

I know.

Thank you for the phone call.

[sighs] You're welcome.

[music playing]

That was just not my game.

At all.

But there's nothing that we can do.

Oh, I'm so sore.

Mm mm.

Mm mm.

Don't worry about it.

He was the one that--

I know he was trying to put you up.

And--

I know, but--

Amber would have never [inaudible]..

Well, yeah, but don't stress out.

It is what it is.

[music playing]

It's OK.

No, it's not.

Mhm.

It sucks.

We should encourage that.

Yeah.

You're right.

[sniffs]

Until I'm blue in the face, if I don't sleep for seven days,

I will offer him the sun, and the moon, and the stars,

and will do anything in my power to keep you here.

Thanks.

And I really, sincerely know that

[laughs] Uh, oh.

[music playing]

All right.

Who wants to see my Head of Household room?

Head of Household.

I've never seen five people more

despondent to see someone's HoH's room in all--

in all eight seasons.

You guys ready?

Yep.

[music playing]

Walking into my HoH was like walking into my home

away from home, so to speak.

Pictures of my brothers, my parents, the dogs.

And then I had an individualized note card from both

my brothers and my parents.

That's good clean fun.

[laughs] It feels good to finally be on top.

[laughs] Hey.

We got a frisbee.

Mm.

Sweet.

We got [inaudible].

[laughs] Out of all previous HoHs,

I have never in my entire life been any

less excited to see someone's pictures

than I was to see Zach's.

[yawns]

[music playing]

I'm going to get some food.

I'm headed down to [inaudible],, Zach.

Oh, where you going, bro?

Very good stuff.

Thanks, dude.

Y'all-- I'll see y'all in a little bit.

I'm going to smoke.

[music playing]

Well, you definitely got the house to--

as you would say.

Yeah.

I know that everybody's-- well, people are kind of scared.

No.

Everybody.

Is your dad scared?

Probably.

He does not feel confident.

He threatened me.

[laughs]

When?

[laughs] Downstairs.

Like at the--

What did he say?

I mean, he raises his voice.

He cusses at me. - I--

- Makes fun of me. - Hello?

- Calls me names. - Hello?

Hello? Hello?

You think that it's for no reason

that I didn't talk to him for like six years of my life.

He's one of those people who thinks

that, you know, he deserves respect,

because he's the adult. But like--

But he's not.

No, exactly.

Hello?

[laughs] I feel for you.

[laughs]

Don't repeat anything I'm telling you.

I'm being--

I already told you.

No, but I mean, being dead serious.

Like-- - That's fine.

--not tell my dad or anybody, or I'll freaking k*ll you.

And that was another question once you bring that up.

What?

I need to know if I can like, say things

to you that won't get to him.

Oh, my god. Shut up.

OK. - [laughs]

First of all, I don't tell him everything.

And second of all, in the last like,

week, I hardly talk to him.

I'm-- I'm so done with him being like around me all the time,

I can't even tell you.

I don't like his tactics.

It's pretty embarrassing.

I mean, to be a grown man and not be able to carry

yourself properly.

You know, we don't have to agree on situations.

We just have to be able to speak our minds,

and he doesn't give me the floor, ever.

And I don't appreciate that. That sucks.

Well, yeah.

He's stupid.

Hm.

He is-- seriously though, you have to be really

careful what you do this week.

Like, I'm being honest for your own back, because if you

upset people, like certain people,

then they're going to do whatever

they could to get you out.

Sure.

At one point or another, you have to be self-centered

and worry about yourself.

I'm just saying.

Well, especially without you being a compete in HoH,

that's dangerous.

I know.

When I get put into a position that's uncomfortable,

and I know that I can't trust anyone,

I have to do what I think is the right move for myself.

So who are you planning on putting up?

I don't know.

Are you going to put my dad up?

I don't know.

d*ck wants to always be in charge,

and be the leader of the house.

Do I want to keep him in the house?

Not so much.

I mean, can you really trust a guy named d*ck?

[music playing]

[music playing]

Yeah.

Even when think that Zach cannot hear you, he still can.

[laughs]

That a -year-old man, that is

the same age as my dad, can act younger

than my -year-old cousin.

[laughs]

Oh.

I have another one that I learned.

I've learned how to trust people.

I'm not saying it hasn't been hard.

[laughs]

Oh, I know.

It's hard for everyone here though.

Yeah.

Eric, did you cast those votes?

- Yep. - You did?

Yeah.

Did you really?

- [laughs] Yes. - Are you lying?

Are you just claiming you did?

I did.

Oh, my god.

I needed to clear the air with Jessica, because of the way

I feel about her.

Actually, I want to scream from the rafters

that I'm America's player.

I am desperate to tell Jess this.

But I'm simply not allowed.

Yeah, Nick--

Nick really did take the fall.

Oh, my gosh.

Well, so why did you do it?

Well, the Mike vote, I did because I

knew that it was a % foregone conclusion

that he was going to go out.

Yeah.

And I wanted to see how people would react to it.

The second one, I actually just did,

because I saw how riled up it pissed-- like how

crazed it made everybody else.

Oh, my god.

Eric.

Why didn't you tell me before?

No big-- [laughs] [inaudible].

[gasps] What? Tell me--

- Nothing about-- - --right now.

Nothing about you. - The mustard?

- Yeah. - Nuh uh.

- Yep. - Eric!

I swear.

You did the mustard?

[music playing]

[laughs] Why?

[laughs] The mustard was just a straight up joke.

[laughs]

And then everyone like, freaked out.

So I was like, well, no, I'm not taking the blame for this.

Oh, my god.

You are good.

That's all I can say.

There's a lot more to Eric's game play

than I actually realized in the first place.

It makes me wonder like, well, what's he doing now

that I know that he is doing?

But I trust Eric, so--

[music playing]

- People hate me. - No.

I don't have you.

I was so worried.

Well, what made you tell me now?

Eric.

[music playing]

I am so excited to get a phone call from home.

I hope that my phone call is from my younger brother.

I know he's getting back from Iraq like any day.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

What's up, loser?

Hey!

How are you?

I'm doing good. How are you doing?

Good.

Are you back in America?

Yes, I am.

I got back last Friday.

Nuh uh.

Yeah.

Oh, I'm so sorry I had to miss your guys' homecoming.

Oh, it's OK.

[sniffs] Ah, I wasn't going to cry.

[laughs] How do you like the show?

Oh, I love the show.

It's so much fun.

It gets a little stressful, you know, at times.

But--

Oh, I-- I can imagine.

[laughs]

So you making new friends on there, or what?

Oh, yeah.

I'm making some new friends.

You going to hook me up, or--

[laughs] Oh, is there anyone in particular that

you might have your eye on?

[laughs]

[laughs] Yeah.

Oh, that Booyah shirt that you got?

Yeah.

They're making them in Kansas.

They are?

People are buying those shirts out, and--

Oh, that's awesome.

Well, sh**t.

This-- this call can't be that long.

I wish-- I wish I could talk to you forever, but--

I know.

All right, Jessica.

I love you.

I love you.

All right.

You're doing really good on the show.

Keep it up, and--

Tell mom and dad I love them, too,

and I miss them, and Diva, and everybody.

Oh, I will.

Diva misses you, too.

[laughs] All right, Jessica, keep playing good, all right?

All right.

Thanks.

Talks to you later. - Bye.

Bye.

[music playing]

[sniffs] I'm just so happy to know

that my brother and best friend are back in America, it's--

[sniffs] that was the hardest thing

about me coming here was--

[sniffs] --knowing that they were going to come back

from Iraq, and I wasn't going to get

to congratulate them on a job well done,

and thank you for serving our country.

And it's great to know they're back.

[music playing]

Oh!

[sniffs] He got back last Friday.

He did!

God.

Good for you!

Oh, good.

- Thank you. - Mhm.

Very much.

[laughs] Mm.

My brother is my best friend--

[sniffs] --in the entire world.

It was so good to hear his voice.

Thank you.

How did he sound?

[gasps] Awesome.

Was he-- how pumped was he to hear your voice?

This phone call--

[sniffs] --I don't think could have

came at a more perfect time.

[sighs]

Good for you.

Just to know that my brother, who's younger than me,

has made it through.

And-- [sighs] He's-- my brother is -years-old

and he's been through w*r.

I can make it through this house.

Wow.

Thank you.

[music playing]

[music playing]

I wish that Eric get nominated.

Jameka.

I am really, really happy with this.

I think Zach is going to be very receptive to this idea.

This is going to be an easy one.

Jameka is going to be nominated.

[music playing]

What's shaking?

How has it been for you so far?

I mean, I'm just--

I'm trying to pick my brain on--

on what the hell to do, to be honest.

Yeah.

It's such a crapshoot right now for me.

Well, first things first.

I-- you know, you're going to do what you have to do.

And-- and, you know, I understand that.

But, for me, the ideal scenario is that Jameka goes up

and we will all just send her home.

We would all feel comfortable with her leaving.

We'd all be happy with her leaving.

She makes us all wary.

She is going to be dangerous.

And she's going to be impossible for any of us

to beat at the end.

And--

But then again, the other thing, I keep--

I mean, she hasn't done a damn thing in this game

since she's been here.

The thing is, I know that you have personal differences with

her at a-- to a certain degree.

I actually don't care.

I don't-- that's not really even my thing, you know.

I've always enjoyed her company.

I always find her fun.

The sad truth of the matter is that makes it all the more

necessary to get rid of her.

She has that natural leadership and charisma.

She can rally things up.

She can stir the pot when she needs to.

I-- I gave it the college try, for certain.

I tried to twist it every which way, to tear her down.

And the main message of every single thing I said

was Jameka needs to go up.

- I mean, if-- - I-- I--

To be honest, I don't know what the best course of action

is strategically at this point for me

to do what I need to do for me.

And I know what that is.

[music playing]

Can I talk to you for a minute?

Yeah.

If Zach were to nominate Eric and Jessica, and one of them

were to go home, it would keep the blood off of my hands,

the blood off of my dad's hands, and it would keep

Zach safe at the same time.

If me and Daniele had no choice but to vote out

either Jessica or Eric, they're not

going to know that we really had a hand in the nominations.

That would all fall on Zach, not on us.

No blood.

No blood.

[music playing]

What is that?

Oh, your pants?

You are a freak.

[music playing]

I have information for you.

Ok.

You-- you can't tell.

I'm so nervous that you're going to tell

people what I'm telling you. - I'm not telling anyone.

You have to trust me, because I will get k*lled for this.

I can pretty much guarantee that if Jessica or Eric don't go--

one of them don't go home this week, that you'll

would be going home next week.

Why?

Unless I got HoH.

I just-- the odds are not in your favor.

I'm being honest.

You have to believe me.

You know that Eric and Jessica don't like you anyways.

Zach, you have to believe me that Eric

and Jessica want you gone.

Zach, they want you out of here.

Period.

I'm just trying to help you.

I know.

And don't tell anyone what I told you, even later this week.

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I don't know.

If we're going to stick together,

we need to stick together, and no throwing each other under

the bus from this point on.

I just--

From me.

Without a doubt.

My end game has to be adaptive to whatever

situation is going to put me in the best positive situation.

It's going to be a tough decision.

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One of my duties as Head of Household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

Honestly, Zach is the good person

in the game where if you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.

I've been HoH twice, I haven't put him up.

So I feel very confident and honestly

I'm not worried whatsoever.

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Zach thinks he's been masterminding

the game since day one.

He's going to have one moment in the sun.

He's going to take one person out.

I desperately hope that it is not myself,

and it is not Jessica.

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I'm the only one who hasn't been nominated.

I've won two HoHs.

I nominated Zach last week.

I have no doubt in my mind that I'm going up on the block.

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With these nominations, it's been

a toss up on do I go with what I think

is the right move for myself?

Or do I go with what others think

is the right move for myself, in hopes that I'll still

live to fight another day?

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I don't think that I'm Zach's target,

but everybody knows that this is a part of the game,

and it's down to the wire.

So pretty much anything can go.

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I want to take out what I think is the biggest

threats to me personally.

There's a lot of angles that you have to mentally and physically

be strong enough to deal with, or

you're going to basically, you know, get canned in this show.

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This is the nomination ceremony.

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It's a really hard choice.

There's five people left to choose from.

And it honestly came at the last second

to really figure out what I thought was the best to do,

based on the relationships that I've built in this place

for two months of time or more.

That being said, I'll pull the first key.

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d*ck, you're safe.

Thank you, sir.

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Daniele, you are safe.

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Eric, you are safe.

Thanks, Zach.

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I've nominated you, Jameka, and you, Jessica, for eviction.

Jameka, I know that you may think this may be a personal

against you, but it is not.

I feel that my social situations with you

haven't evolved at this point.

It's been difficult to try and really

get to know you as a person.

And overall, you've made a lot of very good relationships

in this game.

I'm completely threatened by that in the end game, for me.

Jessica, you did put me up.

I don't hold that against you.

I understand why you did that.

I also fear you in the end game for me, as well.

Everybody likes you.

And you always have to make a decision and live with it.

And that's the decision that I made.

And I guess this meeting is adjourned.

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I guess Zach should feel threatened by me,

but I thought it was just a cop out, because he didn't want

to nominate d*ck or Daniele.

Zach is unbelievable.

And I cannot wait for the veto competition.

I'm fighting.

I am fighting.

I don't feel remorse whatsoever for my nominations,

because it puts me in a better position

in order to win this game in the end.

Hopefully, I'll conquer.

I am content with what happened in the nomination

ceremony today.

I want to honestly say that definitely my friendship

with Zach has paid off.

Jessica is now nominated.

And I feel like it's my fault. And I think she feels

like it's my fault, as well.

And I couldn't be more devastated by it.

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NARRATOR: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save Jameka

or Jessica from eviction?

And all-star Janelle returns to the house, Tuesday at :,

: Central on "Big Brother ."

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