10x04 - Episode 4

[bunniefuu]

Previously on "Big Brother."

Libra, April, and Ollie led the charge to take down Brian.

We're all going upstairs.

We have to put Brian up.

You have to put Brian up this week.

You have no vote.

Now, you just threatened me, see?

At a veto meeting, Jerry succumbed to the pressure.

I nominate you, Brian.

In a last ditch effort to save himself,

Brian used humor to make friends.

I hate everybody in here.

Worried that Brian's new friends

were swaying the vote his way--

We can get Memphis and Jessie--

Jessie to vote Brian still in.

--allies turned against each other.

[inaudible] [muted] talk [muted] about me.

What?

Then tell me what your problem is?

Jessie and Renny continued their feud on live television.

Have you and Renny buried the hatchet?

In my eyes, you got to give respect to get respect,

and she still hasn't shown me any.

In order to get respect, you have to give respect.

When the vote was revealed, it was a landslide.

By a vote of nine to one, Brian

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

And Brian gave his thoughts on who was really

the biggest threat in the game.

Who does everyone have to watch out for?

Oh, Memphis has this thing.

If he plays his cards right, Memphis has got it.

At the head of household competition,

Jessie seized control.

Congratulations, Jessie, you are the new head of household.

Will the power of head of household go to Jessie's head?

And who will be nominated for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

By a vote of nine to one, Brian,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

At the end of the day, I stayed true to my word.

Whether it was a dumb decision or not, that's all I had.

Obviously, it made me stick out like a sore thumb.

I got really close to Brian.

I felt myself kind of like I was gonna tear up.

I really had to fight it, because I didn't want

to have an emotional outburst.

You still have to think about he's gone,

but I'm still in the house.

I do feel responsible for Brian leaving.

My relationship with April right now is way more important

than the, you know, agreement that I made

with Brian early in the game.

As far as Brian leaving, it wasn't part of my plan at all.

It's something he created and left me no choice but to go

ahead and do what I did.

I-- I don't feel any remorse over it.

Brian leaving the house tonight was really difficult.

So sad to see him go.

Now I got to deal with people that kind of have

gotten on my nerves, basically.

Take it easy, guys.

ALL: Bye, Brian.

Peace, dude.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

That's crazy.

That is so crazy.

Life goes on.

Oh my god, he already went black and white, you guys.

I was like, phew, my biggest threat out of the house.

I could have done a dance, a jig,

a high step, a freaking flip.

I was just happy.

Brian's picture turning from black to white

is a really good look for him.

His teeth actually look a little bit whiter.

His hair is not salt and pepper anymore.

It's just black.

I think he can pull it off, and he really doesn't

have a choice anymore either.

Congratulations.

Thank you, darling.

My son told me, please, don't be-- be

the first to be evicted, mom.

So I made it through that first cut, so that's great.

It wasn't easy, but I made it.

Julie hit me about having to betray Brian.

How difficult was it to betray Brian?

I don't think it was betrayal.

And I said, let me tell you, if you noticed,

I had no military hat on.

Right.

No military shirt.

I faced it as a man.

Period.

Aw.

That's it.

Jerry not wearing military garb when he put up Brian--

that should have told you something.

He knew he did something that was

against maybe his character.

Any way he wants to cut it, he still broke his word.

But also, I was going to say something about, you know,

your military oath and everything--

colonel, you have to be careful giving it out in the game.

No, I don't.

I didn't give it out.

See, you don't know a damn thing about that.

Yeah, I don't think--

I thought you-- I thought you said you did.

No.

I said I believe in loyalty.

I believe that Marine Corps thing--

always faithful.

Right.

He turned on me.

I didn't turn to-- he's the one that-- that

broke the deal, not me.

He broke his word with me.

He was doing things that wasn't part

of what we had talked about.

I thought you--

you did a thing with him.

You don't listen, Renny.

I'm sorry.

JULIE: At the start of the competition

Sweet Dreams Honey, how many total pillows

were on the giant bed.

Answers, please.

The correct number is , which means congratulations, Jessie.

You are the new head of household.

Yes!

Yeah!

It's probably about the best feeling in the world right now.

Obviously I see this as an opportunity to, you know,

get back at Renny, and she should've

at least apologized and made amends before something at--

of this caliber actually happened.

When April leaped up into Jessie's arms,

I felt like it was totally fake.

I think she was being a little Barbie b*tch.

Yes!

I'm so-- I'm-- I'm on cloud nine right now.

It don't even matter.

There's another week-- another week.

I think that Jessie definitely has suspicions that I tried

to, you know, keep Brian in the house just based

on hanging out with Brian.

It was a dumb move on my part.

I shouldn't have tried to-- a last ditch effort

to keep Brian in the house.

Congratulations, Jessie.

[interposing voices]

My biggest nightmare-- Jessie winning the HoH.

Here we go.

Well, it is-- it is what it is.

It's gonna be another long week.

[inaudible].

- [inaudible] baby. - Yeah.

[inaudible].

All right, baby.

[inaudible] son.

As soon as he won, it was like they all just sort

of gravitated to him, and they all seemed to form this,

like, best friend clique.

They want to divide the house into two

groups-- those that liked Brian, and those

that didn't like Brian. - Let's see.

But I'm not.

How did the-- how did the house just divide right now?

Oh, one, two, three.

[interposing voices]

If you didn't know it before, you know it now.

Oh, god.

What have we created.

A monster.

Yes.

[inaudible] Dude, this is it.

This is best case scenario right now.

So [muted] amazing.

That is money, man.

Did you see how, like, those three went and sat down?

They were like, oh god.

So sad.

Yes!

So sad.

Yes!

b*llet-- b*ll*ts in their heads.

But you do-- yeah, you do know I've got one of the biggest

targets on my back now.

- Oh, I know. - [inaudible].

- [inaudible]. - We just got to stay strong.

Yeah, dude, we will.

Jessie and I see eye to eye on a lot of things,

you know, and I think me and Jessie

are gonna help each other get far in this game.

Everybody thinks I'm a body without a brain.

Huh?

That's two.

Two for two.

Where you at?

Out the door.

[inaudible]

That was stupid.

It's It's almost like everybody in the house is--

it's either my side or their side,

and I don't like the people that are on their side.

I'll tell you one thing you won't

see me do is kiss his a*s.

I'm not--

I'm really not that worried.

I've never had a beef with him.

He's never had a beef with me.

Uh.

I'm definitely going up.

I'm prepared to go up.

You know what I mean?

My initial reaction when Jessie won head of household

was I'm going up, but I'm not going to surrender.

I still got a lot of fight me, but I'm gonna

have to get very creative.

But I think you might want to start to prepare.

He doesn't like Renny.

He's gonna put up two of us three.

You think?

Without a doubt.

What do you think about Steven?

I want him out.

I think Steven and Angie.

I do too.

But Jessie hates Renny.

Yeah.

I wonder if we can talk him into--

'Cause I want them both up.

I want Angie gone more than Steven.

I hope Jessie doesn't go with--

Renny?

You know, Renny.

That's a wasted nomination.

I say Steven or Angie.

Put one or both of them up?

Both of them up.

Who wants to see my head of household room?

I'm ready to see bodybuilding pictures.

Nice.

ALL: Oh my god.

Yes.

Those are perfect pictures.

No way. That is you?

Oh my god.

[inaudible] right there.

Yes!

Oh my god.

Oh, that doesn't even look like him.

The HoH room was a really good,

uplifting experience for me.

This is where it's at right here.

- Wow. - .

This is without my legs.

You can see it cuts right there, but, like, I was just shredded.

Is that a thong? A thong?

That's crazy.

I think my son has better legs.

Jessie being HoH-- he has the power,

so I'm gonna have to bite my tongue.

It felt good to, like, be able to show off.

It's really cool, to be honest with you.

When I went to the side, like, you

could see all, like, the fibers that were connecting.

My abs were, like, popping out.

Like, my skin was so tight.

I'm not really into that whole muscle thing.

I like my guys with a little bit of cushion.

This was in May.

That's so awesome.

Wow.

Like, you know how my back looks now?

Imagine me losing pounds.

There maybe one or two pictures with Jessie,

and family, and friends.

The rest is Jessie posing, Jesse looking

cool in front of his car.

If all the house guests know one thing,

it's that Jessie loves Jessie.

Who is that? [inaudible]

- How do I do it? - That's Steven.

- That's Steven. - Oh.

Oh, is he up?

Oh, so Steven woke up.

I didn't go up to Jessie's head of household room

because I really honestly don't care.

So do you think Steven will even come up here at all?

No.

I guess Steve didn't feel the need to come upstairs.

That's pretty disrespectful, to be honest with you.

I mean, because if he would have won, I would've--

I would've went up there.

Congrats man. That's sweet.

Hey, thanks a lot, buddy.

[inaudible].

All right.

So now we can talk.

This is what's gonna happen, though.

I'm gonna put Renny up.

Renny?

That's the way I want it to go.

Yeah.

No.

- Honey, [inaudible]. - She's going out.

She's going, man.

Listen, she'll be out before the jury.

We don't like her.

I'll-- I'll put her up if I win next week.

That's not a problem.

She-- she's going out third or fourth, man,

and we'll worry about it then.

Next-- we need to worry about next week.

- Steven. - Steve.

Steven. [interposing voices]

I really don't think he could win, though.

Like, I-- I-- - Well, I don't think--

Anything could happen.

But look how close he was tonight.

Honestly.

Do you want to take that chance, though?

He just wants four.

He-- he-- he's gunning-- he's gunning for--

if you put Steven and Dan up, that's like a--

that's a big [inaudible].

Dan.

Well, I guess Keesha's on their side now.

I hate people that go from one side to the next.

I hate feeling like I'm, like, an outsider now.

Just the cattiness that comes from girls sometimes.

Mm-hm.

And like-- and--

[inaudible] I'm trying really hard not to do that--

not to be-- because I don't want to be that catty girl,

but it's like I try to escape, and it's like April is always.

And I really don't like her.

Put Angie up.

OK.

Yeah, I see-- yeah, totally.

And Renny's gonna be like, I ain't on the block?

What?

Yeah, exactly.

All I'm saying is I want Renny out of this house.

I know.

[inaudible].

I just wanna put Renny up.

Forget putting Renny up there period.

That's ridiculous.

It's over my dead body.

When you get old, you-- you start to really need something.

My wife, she has Parkinson's.

I don't know if you know that.

How do you feel about putting her, like, in a hospice or--

- I will not. - Right.

This is what our deal was.

I told her I'm gonna start work.

I'm gonna try and get in shape so that I

can always take care of you.

That's sweet of you.

I promise you I will never ever put you in a nursing

home as long as I can physically open a door.

I talked about my wife.

We have a good understanding of what our future is going to be,

and we're trying to make the most of it that we can.

I'm sorry.

Now you're gonna get me crying.

But at years, my best friend now--

that I have no one else to talk to, and hours a day

I'm around her now, you know?

This is the best friend I'll ever have now.

She said to me about a month ago,

Jerry, so your life don't get ruined,

put me in a nursing home.

I can't do it.

But now, baby, we need each other.

When you get old, you start to really need someone.

That's a testament of a-- of a marriage--

through hard and good times.

My wife and I talked about my coming into the house,

realizing that we have a life ahead of us that's only going

to get harder, but she's always, for

years, been extremely supportive of everything

I ever wanted to do.

This is something we accept as a challenge for the two of us.

We're going to deal with it together good or bad.

I don't really know any g*y people.

Can I keep asking you questions about that, or no?

I will tell you anything you want to know that you ask me,

and I am totally comfortable answering all questions.

I don't bring it up, because I don't want to, like, push it.

As far as I know, everyone completely knows that I'm g*y.

And no one's presented it as an issue.

If it's been said, it hasn't been told to me.

How did your family react?

Did you-- how did you-- did you tell them,

or did you not tell them, or?

Yeah, they know.

I was just hoping that you didn't tell me

because I was Catholic, and you thought

I would be, like, judgmental.

You know what I mean?

Because I was under the impression

that I was like the last person [inaudible]..

You know, coming into this house,

it's been educational and-- and quite an experience,

because I'm able to spend some time with someone

like Steven, who is g*y, and who can shed some light to me

on a subject that I'm pretty much uneducated about.

How did you know?

Like, when you went out with girls and like kissed a girl,

was it just you didn't--

He'd been with girls.

Right.

I was with girls for a long time.

You know, like, when you meet somebody,

and they really just, like, do something for you,

and you sort of feel that sort of--

- Mm-hm. - Excitement.

It never was there for me.

Never?

I thought if I dated girls, it would go away.

Did you want it to go away?

Yeah, of course.

Who would want--

I mean, who--

Who wants to be an outcast?

Right.

Once I got out of school, I was dating someone,

and I moved to Dallas with that person,

and I completely started a new life.

Like, I just became this completely different person.

All of a sudden, I realized, like, I'm happy now.

It's definitely opened my eyes to some things

where I'm not so naive, or maybe even so judgmental,

but when I look at Steven, I don't think, oh, Steven's g*y.

You know, I just look at Steven as my friend.

Hey, can-- are you--

can we go up to your room?

Yeah.

I'm really tired, and so--

just--

Just want to do it later, or what?

No, I want to do it now, because I really-- it's fresh

in my head, and I want to--

What's fresh in your head?

The reason I'm here right now is

that I don't want things to be the way that they've been

over the last hours with us.

There has been no us the last hours.

You could've came up to me, but you never did.

You never came and talked to me.

And as opposed to coming and talking

to me, what did you try doing?

You took the one guy that wanted Memphis,

Michelle, and myself out, and you aligned yourself with him.

Right.

I didn't-- OK.

Do you understand?

You're right, and, I mean, I have to face that.

When me and Brian have hung out over the last couple days,

it was not through an alliance, and quite

honestly, % of our conversation

had nothing to do with his house.

I understand, and see I--

And % of it was--

Keep going.

--me letting him know that I wasn't voting

for him when it came down to it, and why

he was getting voted out.

But you weren't voting for him.

Yes.

So why'd you try getting him votes?

That was a half an hour last night.

OK, so you're going to put forth a half an hour

worth of time in our alliance.

I'm not stupid.

And what's really funny is I'm not stupid.

Everybody is like, oh, he's just all muscles.

OK, well that's what I wanted everybody to think.

That's great.

I've beat everybody at chess.

Whether that's proof for the pudding or not,

what more do you need?

What I'm trying to explain to you-- and-- and you know what?

I'm not here to, like, make excuses or have

you forgive me or whatever.

And I'm not up here because you're head of household.

I'm up here because I wanted to talk to you.

Well, you literally did the one thing to piss

every single one of us off.

You got to put yourself in our position.

How stupid are we to keep around the one person

that single handedly wanted to k-- keep

the one guy that had all of us?

Like, how stupid are we for keeping you?

Dogs are so much fun.

Sometimes I like dogs better than people.

Sometimes?

I almost always do.

I couldn't be with somebody that didn't like animals.

And my dog, honestly-- he comes before anybody.

I'm the same way.

Before my significant others.

Other.

Right now.

Like, oh my god, I miss Gizmo so much.

He packed himself in my suitcase.

[barking]

ALL: Aw.

You worry about them.

Three months-- they're gonna, like--

they're gonna, like, forget us.

No, I'm-- it's OK.

Don't cry.

They kind of will, though.

I mean, things happen to dogs.

They get sick.

No.

You'd be, like, glad to be voted out

because you would just-- - You would want to go home.

--want to get home.

To take care of him.

Yeah, if they're not dead.

It's time for a food competition.

[cheering]

I think you pull that off good, Jessie.

Yeah, I like it.

It's kind of sexy.

It is.

That's the-- that's the--

Roar.

[FRENCH ACCENT] Are you ready for the competition

du jour, you crazy Americans?

Since I am HoH, I automatically get to eat,

but will be playing in this competition.

Decide if you want to be the Chardonaynays

or the Pinot No-wawas.

Now, decide and grab your berets.

I will be on the Chardonaynays.

Yay.

Let's have a taste of the good life.

Teams kind of fell to where who was sitting on what couch.

One side grabbed the red berets, and the other side

grabbed the green berets.

I was on the green team, and on my team

was Jessie, Angie, Michelle, Dan, and Steve.

Yay!

Not only did we have Jerry on our team,

but we also had Renny.

Some of us were very disappointed.

They're water shoes.

Oh, lord. - Oh, no.

A medium. Let me check.

Here's the medium. Let me see.

Here.

They have scarves, y'all.

None of them were on slop last week.

- No. - That's what I'm saying.

So we have to win.

And we get two old people.

I think it was very inappropriate for April

and Libra to be bitching about the team.

Sometimes they get up on this high horse of theirs,

and they blame everyone else.

Maybe they need to take a look in the mirror.

Damn, dude, that's not fair.

[cheering]

When I first saw the wine bottles,

I thought this was a competition for me,

because, being from New Orleans, you know, I

like to have a few drinks.

[FRENCH ACCENT] Welcome to a little taste of BBB France,

best known for its kisses, the maids,

and, of course, its fabulous wine.

Mwah!

Each team needs to choose three catchers,

two pluggers, and one thrower.

Here's how it works.

When the wine starts to flow into each barrel,

it will begin dripping out of the holes.

The thrower needs to start searching through hundreds

of corks, find the corks that match their team's color,

and throw them up to their pluggers.

The pluggers must then plug the holes

in the bottom of the wine barrel in order to keep

their wine from leaking out.

The catchers-- you must fill up the wine glasses

with the other team's wine, and transport it back to the wine

bottles, and fill them up.

The faster the pluggers can plug their holes,

the less wine the other team can collect.

Whichever team has the most wine after five minutes,

will be eating food for the week.

The losing team will then be eating slop for the week.

No.

No.

Oh my god, I can't do the slop again.

I was on slop last week.

It's not a fun thing to be on.

I just didn't want to be on slop again this week.

[FRENCH ACCENT] It's time to play.

Stop your whining.

[cheering]

There was three of us that had already

been on slop for a week.

You know, we were really, really hungry for this challenge,

and I definitely don't want to be on slop.

And I just-- I can't see myself even making it.

Are you ready to stop your whining?

Yeah!

Yeah!

Ready!

Go!

Hey, right here, hey!

Hey, we got one!

This is how the food competition worked.

OK, the first position, which I was, was a thrower.

It was the thrower's job to go to this huge barrel of corks

and pick out your team's color cork.

You had to sprint back to your barrel,

and then launch the cork into this huge vat

of wine that's being poured in from god knows where.

Three!

Here's three!

My job was to plug the holes up so that the wine couldn't

come spraying down where the red team

could come in and capture it.

Four!

My role as a catcher--

I had to steal the wine from the opposing team.

The wine that was pouring from the tower,

fill up both of my wine glasses, and run them over

to our bottles, and fill the bottles

as efficiently as possible.

Growing up in a church, couldn't drink.

It crossed my mind-- if I were to taste the wine, if I become

an alcoholic, but I was focused on winning the competition,

not drinking the wine.

Eight!

Five!

My first couple tosses--

I just didn't think it was that high,

and me being as short as I am, too,

doesn't really help the fact.

Oh!

Whoa!

Hey, right here!

Hey!

Hey, we got one!

Up top!

Call me Michael Jordan, because I didn't miss a shot.

[inaudible]

Dan was running up, throwing corks,

and I could hear every single number he was saying.

Eight!

It helped me make sure that I plugged every single hole.

We're done.

- We're done. - That's it!

April, yell out when you throw them.

Yell something when you throw.

I kept trying to get April to actually, like, tell me

when she throwing corks, trying to get a signal to know a cork

is flying at my head.

!

Memphis and I knew that we had to react quick.

We didn't pay attention to the rest of the game.

We paid attention to plugging those holes.

We were sitting on them, keeping our fingers in the other holes

while we're waiting.

Steven and I had a plan together

where he was going to be covering up as many holes as

possible, and my job was to just cork as many as possible,

but the red wine would flood everywhere

where you couldn't really tell where the holes were.

Hey! That's it!

[inaudible] let's go!

We're done.

We're done.

That's it!

It broke off.

[inaudible].

.

When I'm in a competition, I have more

to prove because I'm older, and I

want to show people that I still have

the spunk in me to compete.

- ! - [inaudible].

[inaudible].

Come on, Dan!

Let's go!

Let's go [inaudible].

Let's go, Dan!

Let's go, team!

Come on, April!

[inaudible].

Hold your hand like that.

I am.

!

I think Renny did very good in the food competition.

She got her glasses filled the whole way,

and I definitely admire that Renny is playing her heart out

in the competition.

Honey, if anybody knows how to put some wine,

it'd be me, especially if it was Chianti.

Wine was coming down so hard it would

actually spit out of the glass.

So I learned a technique to actual cup my hand

over the wine glass so that it collected in the wine glass.

!

!

!

Come on, Dan!

All of a sudden, I realized that the green team must have

been doing a good job, because they were plugging up

their holes, and there was no more wine for me

to fill up my glass with.

[inaudible] that's it!

[inaudible] let's go!

That's it!

[buzzer]

[inaudible].

[cheering]

[FRENCH ACCENT] Let's see who stopped the whining the most.

The Pinot No-wawas filled about / of their wine bottle.

[applause]

And the the Chardonaynays filled one and a half bottles.

[cheering]

Which means the Chardonaynays will

be eating food for the week.

[cheering]

While the Pinot No-wawas will be eating slop for the week.

ALL: Naynays! Naynays!

Naynays!

Naynays!

Naynays!

Yeah, I think the food comp couldn't have gone any better.

Libra and April-- they get angry and cranky,

and they get emotionally distraught.

We plugged ours first.

You guys don't understand that.

They plugged theirs, too.

I know, but we got ours done first.

They counted . They were done.

Dan was done.

It's also who pours them in there.

Yeah.

Slop is going to help to destroy

them from the inside out.

If you want to say, I mean, who you want to blame,

just blame somebody. - There's no blame.

I'm not blaming you.

I'm just saying, we all did the best we could.

- Did I-- did I say you, though? - I'm just saying.

No.

Hey, we-- we were good.

We lost.

We pay the price.

I have to say that Renny did good.

Yeah.

I love seeing April and Libra go after each other.

I think it's about time they get a taste

of each other's medicine.

I am sick of those two.

Jessie, would you have any objection

to me using your restroom?

Using it?

No, dude.

Thanks, man.

I appreciate it.

The whole point is to get Jessie one on one

without the rest of the house knowing.

I have to get to him before the nominations.

Get him out of there.

What are you guys doing?

Come on, Jessie.

Get up here.

What are you doing?

Now, the only thing I didn't plan for

was that Ollie would follow Jessie up into the HoH room.

[inaudible] is actually not that bad.

No, it's--

[inaudible].

It's-- what's that?

The money song?

Had I not gotten in that bathroom

at the exact right time, it would have

been very, very bad for me.

This stuff is getting me right.

It is.

[flushing]

Who's in my bathroom?

Who the hell is in there?

Yo, it's Dan.

What's up, man?

I appreciate it, man.

[laughter] - What?

I didn't even know you was in there.

You scared me.

I'm like, who the hell is in my bathroom?

How long you been in here for?

Since-- dude, when I get privacy,

it takes me a little while.

So what up?

Mission failed.

You know, once again, it was Ollie

who was roadblocking my game.

I'm gonna have to try again the second I get a chance.

So what made you so unemotional?

Just curious.

I don't know probably a number of different things

that have happened in my life.

Sometimes Memphis is hard to get a read on.

I wonder what Memphis is thinking because there's

a lack of emotion.

Let me hear just two of them.

I think the first was losing my dad.

I didn't know you lost your dad.

Yeah, at .

Really?

That was probably a big thing.

He left when I was two, and I never talked to him.

And then when I was like , he started calling me,

and we became friends, and we really started

to get to know each other.

You know, it was the most exciting thing for me ever.

And three months after that, he called me

and told me had a heart disease that was

gonna k*ll him in three months.

Oh my god.

So I think that was probably.

So you really didn't get to know him?

No, I did.

From shock.

Then I got my heart broken really bad by a girl.

Really?

Yeah, so.

And it wasn't even--

it wasn't a matter of, like, we didn't fit.

It was more of a--

The timing?

I think it had a lot to do with, like, her path and, like,

how, you know, she was, like, strong in her faith,

and, you know, the kind of guy that she wanted.

And I wasn't that guy.

It all happened within a couple of years,

and I just don't-- you know, I'm not an emotional person.

And to be honest with you, like, with--

with my girl now--

Is that hard to--

in the relationship when you don't show emotion sometimes?

Oh, yeah, for sure.

Definitely.

Definitely.

And the hardest thing, like, even with I'm going through now

is the fact that I'm completely infatuated head

over heels for my girlfriend.

Like, completely.

But this is the first time--

You've been away.

I'm sorry.

No, this is the first time with her

that I've stuck my neck out.

So, like, this is the only other time that I've

put my heart back out--

- And she knows that? - --out there.

Yeah.

So for the past years, I've been, like,

surface, like, that's it type--

type girlfriends.

You don't let anybody get deep.

Like, I don't care.

Like, I could date any girl for a year,

and break up, and be like--

Whatever.

So, like, this is the only time that I've--

I've kind of put my heart back out there.

So it's-- it's scary for me.

- That's what's-- - But, no.

I think that's kind of what makes me who I am.

Like, I am-- you know, I am a sweetheart,

and I'm a real dude.

Yeah.

And I'm real as they come, but I'm not emotional--

Right.

--ever.

I've been through a lot, and you're not gonna

see me more or less blow up.

You know, I think it might be a good thing--

a way to play the game is not show a weak side,

because people take advantage of that.

I mean, honestly--

You know, he'll get emotional when he has his first born.

Probably.

That baby comes, that's it.

Like, I want to know.

Floodgates for years is gonna come open.

Yeah, probably so.

And that's what's gonna happen.

You're probably right.

What's up, man?

[inaudible]

Yeah, dude.

All right, I just want to clear up a few things for you.

I know it probably is not gonna make a whole lot of difference.

I expect to go up, but I wanted explained to you--

and-- and you can talk to anyone about this.

I gave Brian my word.

Right.

And even though I was exposed, and I was hung out to dry,

I still gave my word.

So that's why I voted.

You know?

No, I understand that.

Like, I'm not gonna come after you or anything like that.

And I know in your position where you're

part of a huge team and it's a team decision--

so I respect what you have to do,

but if there's anything that you can think of

or any ideas you have, I'm open, because at this point,

you obviously know I have nothing going for me.

Right.

I mean, to be honest with you, you know,

the way you handled it as opposed to the way other people

handled-- - Right

--and I think you know who I'm talking about.

Yeah.

No, I know exactly what you're talking about.

You know, I understand.

I-- I respect you.

Like, if-- if I do happen to survive this week,

I'm not coming-- like, I have no ill will towards you.

Right, right, right.

When I came to you the first time, like, you

didn't-- you didn't lie to me.

I understood that.

You didn't tell me anything.

Right.

And you see, so I understand.

I respect the way you're playing the game,

and actually that's all it is.

- If you're able to shift-- - Right.

- --I-- I won't forget that. - I understand.

I understand. - You know what I mean?

I think, so--

Dude, we'll figure it out, bro.

Like, don't-- it's not--

And if you have any ideas, you know, obviously I'm open.

I-- I understand that.

Dan, yeah, he was on the other side,

but he straight came up to me and said I'll

give you that same loyalty.

I can take that into consideration

to further myself in the game.

I mean, that's huge.

One of my duties as head of household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

Jessie made it a point to let me know that he wasn't

happy with the Brian situation, and it's

definitely a possibility that Jessie's gonna

put me up for a nomination.

I never feel safe when I'm in the "Big Brother" house.

I really don't.

Jessie being head of household could be trouble for me

to get me out, but I think he should

go after some-- somebody else.

After my conversation with Jessie,

I felt a little bit better.

You can never feel % safe in this house,

but, you know, I think I helped my percentage,

and it helped my cause just a little bit.

I don't think Jessie really looks at anybody as a threat.

I think he's a little too c*ck.

If he's gonna put me up, it's because a couple

of the other people he's real close with convince

him that it's a good idea.

With the nominations I'm going to make, even though there's

two nominees that are going up, I'm actually trying

to get one in particular out.

I'm definitely aware that these nominations

could come back and haunt me.

So far, it's in my favor.

It's time for the nomination ceremony.

OK.

[inaudible].

This is the nomination ceremony.

The keys that are placed inside here

are the people that are safe, and I will start

by grabbing the first one.

Keesha, you are safe.

Ollie, you're safe.

[inaudible].

Michelle, you are safe.

Thank you, Jessie.

Jerry, you are safe.

Thank you, Jessie.

April, you are safe.

Thank you, Jessie.

Libra, you are safe.

Thanks, Jessie.

Memphis, you're safe.

Thanks, Jessie.

Angie, you're safe.

Renny, you are safe.

I nominated you, Steve, as well as you, Dan,

for reasons of you guys both just

showed your cards way too soon.

So as far as I'm concerned, you're both against me.

In addition to that, you didn't come upstairs.

You showed me a lot of disrespect last night.

I was asleep.

I didn't know you got your key.

I didn't know until I woke up, and everyone

had already been through it.

Right, but it almost took hours before you came up there,

so.

And that is it.

This meeting is adjourned.

Jessie is a tool in all senses of the word.

I mean, he's a tool just because he's a tool.

I also think he's a tool of people in the house.

I was nominated, like expected,

but I'm not down and out by any means.

I'm gonna have to start chipping away at the other house

guests piece by piece.

Yay!

I couldn't believe it.

My strategy worked.

I just kind of laid low, not caused

any trouble or waves right now.

I have no reason to not have Dan in my alliance.

He will stick by it literally all the way to the end,

as opposed to Steve.

Steve will definitely be going out the door.

So not bad for an Iowa kid that's, you know,

immature, says Renny.

Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save either Dan

or Steven from eviction?

Find out Tuesday at :/: central on "Big Brother ."

Yes.

Couldn't even get all inches of that into that camera.