-Previously on "Big Brother"...
With only four left in the game...
-The only people left in the house are Leftovers.
-Yay! -Oh, my God, finally!
-...Taylor became the Head of Household...
-Congratulations, Taylor.
You are the new Head of Household.
-...while Monte won the final Power of Veto...
-Let's go! -Oh, wow.
-Securing that veto means that I'm gonna be in the final three,
and get to decide who comes with me.
-...meaning the showmance was headed to finale night.
-Mm-hmm. -Mm-hmm.
-But Monte had to choose who would be joining them.
-I have to do what is best for my game.
And this is a huge decision that could impact my path to K.
-And he decided to stay loyal to his boy, Turner...
-I have to think about next week.
For me, that decision is voting to evict Brittany.
Sorry, Brittany.
-...ending the hypnotist's trance.
Now, with the final three set,
Monte, Taylor, and Turner will look back
at the epic summer.
Witness the LOLs...
[Insect buzzing] -Aah! Get away!
-...the TMIs...
-Turner. -I know, dude.
-There has to be a shower today.
-Dude, I already showered. I'm just dirty.
-...and the OMGs you didn't see.
-Yeah, I don't eat the egg yolks.
But I'm gonna eat them.
-[ Laughs ]
-Plus, part one of the final
three-part Head of Household competition kicks off.
-Oh, my God.
-All this right now on "Big brother"!
[ Laughter ] -Aah!
-Let's go!
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-Love you guy so much. -Love you, Brittany.
-Bye.
[ Applause ]
-Wow. -Wow.
-My boy, I love you so much.
-Congrats. -Look at us, the final three.
- days ago I was just walking into this house.
And now I have the potential of taking home $,.
I decided to vote out Brittany because I feel like with Taylor
and Turner in the final three,
I have a much better shot at securing my spot
in the final two, since both of them will take me.
-Dude, three people in this house. What?
-Of all the people. Look at this.
-We cemented ourselves in "Big Brother" history right here.
-Yep. That we did.
Yo, I can absolutely not believe that I'm solidified
in the final three for this season of "Big Brother."
I am so close to winning that $, that I can taste it.
My head is spinning.
-Quite the journey. -Oh!
-Quite the journey. -[ Laughs ]
Who would have thought?
Your girl is in the final three of "Big Brother."
One foot out the door in Week .
evicted houseguests later, I'm still here.
I fought tooth and nail to get to this point,
and now that I'm so close to the ,K,
there's no way I'm easing up.
-Oh, my God. -Yeah, man.
-Wow. -Cheers!
-Cheers to the final three. -Final three.
♪♪
♪♪
-Yo!
-Oh! We got a dinner.
-Oh, my word.
-It's a celebration! [ Laughs ]
-Surf and turf. -Mmm.
-Let's go. -Oh, I needed that lobster tail.
-Oh, my God. -Yes!
-[ Gasps ] My God, there's a crab cake, yes!
-Let's go.
-Final three, y'all.
-Final three. -We made it.
We started off with , and now we're down to three.
-It is pretty incredible that at least three of the Leftovers
have made it to the final three.
-Yes. -Yes.
Listen, I know this summer feels like
it's been so long, but it's also been pretty fast.
It feels literally just like yesterday that we had people
walking around this house.
-Well, maybe .
I feel like Jasmine was rolling around.
[ Laughter ]
-She was scooting. -Yeah, I mean...
Hot take, but I think she might have been milking that.
[ Applause ] -Good job, good job.
-Aah.
[ Laughter ]
-Taylor, you do me a favor? -Yes.
-Will you check the steak in the air fryer for me? -Yeah.
-Behind you guys.
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-Oh. You didn't have to take it out.
My bad.
Oh, wait.
Little bit more. -[ Laughs ]
-Yeah, I don't like mine that red.
-Okay. You like it medium?
-Slight pink.
At home, my husband treats me like the queen ant.
He's the worker ant, and he brings me everything I want.
Thank you. -Yeah.
-And all these other houseguests,
they should be treating me like the queen ant.
Ohh, thanks! Look at this, guys.
I feel so special.
Yeah, I don't eat the egg yolks.
But I'm gonna eat them. -[ Laughs ]
I do egg whites only, but it's okay.
Due to my injury, I'm not able to cook,
so a lot of my houseguests have been so kind to cook for me.
Maybe some ketchup. What kind of bacon is this?
It's not the best, but I just hold my breath and swallow
because I got to eat.
-Here, miss. -Thank you.
So much. Oh, she cut it for me.
-Like a little kid snack.
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-She put a lot of peanut butter on here.
Damn. Damn, damn.
-My God, she is so annoying. I cannot with Jasmine.
Jasmine is the most high-maintenance person
I have ever met in my life.
You're not into peanut butter like that?
-I like it. I just like it thin on my bread.
-I'm gonna go and make some food.
-If you want to be so kind
and you see ChapStick, Vaseline, anything,
on the way to the bathroom... -I'll get it.
-Thank you so mu--
oh, and if you would grab my water on the way out.
It's right there on the edge of the kitchen counter.
-Here, princess.
-Thank you so much. -You're so welcome.
-Wait, did you fill this up? -Yeah.
-With what? -Water.
-What water? -From the sink.
Are you drinking it from something else?
-The cooler over there.
-Oh, do you want me to put different water in it?
-Just dump it. Thank you. Sorry.
Your butt's wet, by the way.
-I love my Jazzy girl. I love her through and through.
But ever since Jasmine's injury,
sometimes she can be a little bit bossy.
I made you a sandwich.
-[ Gasps ] That's so cute.
-She made a face. -I made a heart.
-She made me a heart sandwich, guys.
Ooh, this bread is stale.
-I mean, being her festie bestie,
I think we started off friends,
but definitely ended not so much besties.
[ Laughter ]
-I just have one question, Turner.
Do you know the muffin man?
-Oh, my God. It's me.
I am the muffin man.
I mean, I put up with Jasmine,
but I will say I was very honest about her in the diary room.
-I specifically picked out my muffins, right?
-There is no other human being
who would care this much about anything.
-First of all, Turner, maybe some people
just want to eat the damn muffins that they picked out to put in their bowl
because they picked out those muffins
because they have had a whole week of slop,
and they just wanted to pick out
those little crispy, burnt muffins
so that they can enjoy those after being on slop for a week.
-This is taking all of my strength
to not burst out laughing.
-I don't care if there's four freaking muffins on the plate.
Those were my two muffins,
and I just wanted to enjoy my two muffins in this house.
Is that too much to ask for?
-I feel like her life is riding on this.
-I don't care if you don't care about cleanliness
or hygiene or muffins, for all I give...
I don't know, I don't know.
-She will make it her life for a week.
-I've never experienced anything like it in my life.
It's literally like I'm a festie bestie with a five-year-old.
-"Ooh-wee, this is looking better than
a barbecue sauce on a rib rack."
-"Hey, yo, dude, like, there's,
like, you know, four muffins right there.
I mean, what's the problem?"
-That's my rant for the night,
and maybe I'll buzz in later.
-So that's just a little vent session right there.
-As much as I did love Jasmine,
someone I was a lot closer to would have been Alyssa.
I would trust her with a lot of things,
but probably not so much directions.
-Oh.
-You know all the...
-I know the states, not the capitals.
I promise you I don't know all the capitals.
-Okay.
-Okay, I will go first.
Lansing.
-If this is geography, I'm out.
-State capitals. -State capitals.
-No chance in hell.
Is Tallahassee our capital?
-Yeah, Tallahassee's the capital of Florida.
-I thought for a second it could be Jacksonville.
♪♪
-I don't know if you know this,
but I won the geography bee in th and th grade
at my school.
I think Alyssa is a bright young woman.
♪♪
But she could study harder in geography.
-Where was Ameerah based out of?
-Maryland, right? -Maryland, yeah.
That's pretty close. Is that close?
-To here? -Yeah.
-East Coast. D.C. is, like, within Maryland.
-Oh, really? -Yeah.
-I thought it was next --
whoa, I thought it was next to, like, Arizona.
What is New England? -What?
-It's a state? -What the...
When they came from England, they landed in Massachusetts.
And then that's New England.
-It's like, "Oh, I'm from the Midwest,"
or, "I'm from the West Coast."
"I'm from New England." -Yep.
-I never heard anyone say that ever in my life.
-Alyssa has made it very far in this game.
But that is thanks to there being no competitions
based on geography.
-I want to go to Newark.
Isn't that the happiest place on Earth?
-Where? -Newark?
-New Jersey? -No.
-A country? -Yeah.
-There's no country called that. -Newark. I think it is.
-Denmark.
[ Buzzer sounds ]
-Why does the big stone
with the presidents' faces carved in exist?
-Oh, Mount Rushmore. -And who carved it?
-Mount Rushmore?
-I'm just not good at geography at all.
So it's safe to say, I will be buying a world map
so I can learn where things are.
Who carved it? One person?
Isn't it been there --
isn't it like a Seven Wonder of the World or something?
-No, Alyssa.
I will tell you, guys, there's definitely one person
I could think of that was not the easiest
to have around this house.
-Who was that? -Daniel.
-Definitely. -Yeah.
-You know it well, Monte.
-I think we can all agree that Daniel was
an emotional wreck.
-Remember when he came out swinging
after Nicole got voted out?
-Sometimes you blow up and it will get you blown out the door.
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-Dude, I'm asking what happened.
-It's just not worth talking about.
You told the house I manipulated everybody.
You got me. Good job.
-That's all you got. -That's all I got, man.
-I'm literally trying to hear you out.
As a superfan of the game, I respect Monte's move
sending Nicole out, and I think he's a great player.
But I'm definitely not gonna stand by
and let him get away with it.
I want the house to know
that he is not to be trusted moving forward.
Dude, I'm genuinely asking, and you have nothing --
-Genuinely you're doing this in front of the house to --
-Okay, we'll do it behind closed doors.
-Let's have a one-on-one conversation, man to man.
But don't sit here and try to act like
you're doing something -- -What are you hiding, then?
-What do you mean? -What are you hiding from them?
-What you are trying to do is put more attention on me
because you are feeling emotional
about your friend going home.
Me and you and Nicole were in the room, were we not?
-Up in the HoH.
-We were having a conversation about the Power of Veto.
-You said leave the noms the same.
You said that.
-So you're acting like we didn't have a conversation.
Hey, Daniel, I really suggested you didn't use a veto.
So this whole meltdown, emotional turmoil thing
that you got going on here, it's really just your fault, man.
-I'm having an open conversation.
You can't have an open conversation about a house vote
that I'm alone in.
You are hiding something from them,
nine people who are on your side.
-I'm hiding something from the nine people
who decided to vote Nicole out?
I didn't do anything.
You caught me red-handed. -I know.
But I still respect your game play.
This is a strong move. -Right.
-That's my favorite that just left, and I still respect it.
-Right. -Yes.
I'm telling you the truth. -So, good job.
-As a fan of the game -- -Good job.
You figured it out. You figured it out.
-Daniel is absolutely losing his mind.
But he was told, do not use the veto.
He used it on his friend, and his friend got out.
You don't make a show about losing your friend.
Everyone loses friends in this house. That's the game.
-I'm aware I'm going home next week.
I have nothing to hide anymore.
I've been laying it all out, dude.
-I'm happy Daniel is not yelling at me right now.
There's always expl*si*n with that one.
-This is a last-ditch effort for what?
-This is no last-ditch effort. I'm just getting --
-There should always be intention behind what you say.
-The intention is the truth. -Great job.
-And you have nothing coming back.
-Right, I don't. -I hope you guys all see this.
-Right. -I have nothing.
-Believe what you want to believe. Here it is.
-Oh, my God.
-You did a great job convincing the whole house
that what they did was all up to me
and I manipulated them to do it.
-This is the best lying you've done all week,
and I do applaud it.
♪♪
-We all know who got along with Daniel pretty well.
DJ Showtime, baby.
-Showtime!
-"It's your boy," as he would say.
-Yeah, yeah.
-[ Whispering ] I know it's hard to get dudes in a room and really talk.
-Maybe that's why today is quiet.
-What you doing buying some Murray's pomade?
-You put Murray's in your hair? -Since I was .
[ Laughter ]
-I used to use that to keep my waves tight.
-Now, this pomade is found in a very specific part
of the grooming aisle.
And that aisle is dedicated majority to Black people.
It's for making waves in your hair.
When you see a Black gentleman
and he has good waves in his hair,
that's what this pomade is for.
-I've been using it since high school
'cause I was punk rock -- it was helpful for spikes.
-Ah, okay.
-It's only like $.. -We know.
-And it keeps, like, the waves for almost four days or so.
-I don't know if it's having the effect
Daniel thinks it's having.
But, Daniel, I will ride the wave with you.
[ Laughs ]
You are of the culture. -You're part of the club now.
[ Laughs ]
-That's your invite to the Cookout.
-Like, nah, respect, respect.
[ Laughter ]
-Monte, I'm sure you agree --
It's pretty tough to live with someone who refuses to shower.
-Mm.
-What are we doing here? [ Laughter ]
All right, first off, I don't know
why Pooch started this propaganda,
but I shower every other day.
Look at my hair. Does this look greasy to you?
No, it doesn't.
-Did you shower today? -No way, dude.
I shower every other day. -Behave yourself.
-I don't know what day we're getting lucky on.
-You are getting lucky tomorrow when I shower.
-I appreciate that.
You can't tell me that showering every other day is okay.
Oh, my God. -[ Laughs ]
-I don't live like this. It's not right.
-Is it bad to take a shower every other day? Is that gross?
-You open the door, and you can smell the funk of his laundry.
-Turner, Turner. What's happening, man?
-I'm going to put sweats on and use the bathroom.
-Oh, my gosh, Turner, he is like --
wears it like it's a badge of honor
that he hasn't done laundry since he's been here
and there are clothes everywhere in the bedroom.
He has like a nest, in the corner, of dirty clothes.
-Gosh.
-What are you doing?
-Oh, my God, bro.
-What the...
-It went in your hair.
-What the hell? -You're dripping on the floor.
-Ugh, dude.
-These socks get dirty so fast.
-Dude, if you saw my feet, I think you'd vomit.
Oh, they are not bad.
Okay, well, they are pretty gross.
Let's be honest.
-Turner. -I know, dude.
-There has to be a shower today.
-Dude, I already showered. I'm just dirty.
-You can't go to bed with those. -No, I know.
-Dude, that's what you shower in?
-What have you learned this week.
-I should shower every day. That's what I learned.
'Cause I'm a mess.
-I could definitely clean up better after myself.
But whatever.
Thank you very much. I will talk to you later.
-You just know when he is in the room -- or been in the room.
-I will admit, Dyre Fest,
I didn't necessarily shower either.
[ Laughter ]
-Speaking of Dyre Fest, what the hell happened out there?
I heard it was crazy.
-I'll be honest. Dyre Fest was horrible.
Out of everyone living back there,
I think I had the most prep for just living in that type of
environment outside, doing van life and backpacking.
But still, it was tough.
-If they ask us what was the worst part,
I'm gonna say either being drained from the sun
or sharing a Porta-Potty with four guys.
-Yeah, the Porta-Potty with four guys.
Pretty rough.
-Bro, how was your waking-up experience?
-It was terrible. -Yeah.
I woke up when it was like -- the sun was rising.
I was like, "Oh, my God, it's already hot as hell."
It feels like we are trapped in a hot car in a parking lot.
It is pretty bad.
-I woke up literally like a Hot Pocket.
It was an oven.
It's so hot out here.
-Yeah.
-Maybe we can crank the heat up a little bit, Big Brother.
It would be a nice thing to...
-And the bugs. Are you kidding me?
[ Insect buzzing ]
-Aah! Aah!
Get away!
-[ Laughs ]
-Freaking out, dude!
♪♪
-There is that same roach thing on your thing.
-Yikes.
-My friggin' hip bone is just not having it with the ground.
-It hurts. -Big-time.
-How was the car room?
-Listen, that was some good sleep.
-Told you. Combination of the bed, the room temperature.
-Mmm.
-How was your sleep? ...for me.
Absolutely...
Dude, my back feels like some
large man kicked it multiple times.
-We got some beanie weenies,
which is literally just a hot dog and some pinto beans.
Um... I would give that maybe a three out of ten.
-Oh, my God, the food at Dyre Fest
was next-level disgussin'.
-I'm gonna work the Spam maybe tomorrow.
-Yeah, the Spam I guess I will try while we're out here.
-I'm hungry.
-There's some chicken down there.
-Wait, you made some?
-Did you not see my plate? -Yeah, no, no.
-I don't know what we're going to do about this food situation.
What about those beans and weenies?
You digging that at all?
-The beanie weenies were not good.
I did not like the texture of the weenie.
[ Laughs ]
♪♪
-The moments I really appreciated in this house
were when we came together as a family.
-Like a time when we celebrated
the anniversary of Indy becoming a U.S. citizen.
-Yeah, that was actually her one-year anniversary
of being a U.S. citizen.
-We may be people playing a game,
but at the end of this we are still people,
and we all have full lives to live
inside and outside of this house.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ] -Indy!
-Ay yi yi yi yi!
-Having the houseguests celebrating this big day for me,
it's amazing.
Knock-knock!
[ Indistinct talking ]
-Who wants red?
-I think sometimes people don't really know how hard it is
to get here and all the years of hard work.
So being able to share my story with them
makes me feel like so happy.
I moved here nine years ago.
Like, I was born in a really poor family.
My parents still live in the favela.
But it's a bad place. It's not a safe place.
I worked since I was because I didn't have another option.
So I need to find some other way.
And I always had in my heart,
"You have to go to California. You have to go to California."
I got my ticket and I came.
I was going to English school.
I didn't even know how to say hi.
I started cleaning houses. I was a nanny.
I was working at stores and working at serving.
I've been through a lot of...
It makes me so proud of who I am.
It's hard. I still have my dreams.
I want to take my parents out of the favela
and show them the world the way that I saw it,
that I couldn't show them yet.
But it's going to happen. It's coming.
I'm on the way. -Yes, you are.
-And that's my story.
-You're definitely my dad's favorite player.
[ Laughter ]
He's gonna want you to win over me.
-I love being a part of the celebration with Indy
because, being the child of an immigrant,
I know the hardships that she's gone through,
and I'm so glad I get this chance to share it with her.
-Thank you so much, you guys.
I really appreciate, and I really hope
you guys are really my friends after this.
-Of course. -'Cause I need American friends.
-Oh, girl! -You have .
-I got you.
-Now, that was definitely an emotional day.
But if there's any place that I laughed and I cried
more than ever, it was the D.R.
-Big emotions in the diary room.
-Yes, yes.
I mean, it's just a very natural place
to let it all out.
-Hey-o!
-Good great morning.
-Ahhh-ahhhh-ahhhh-ahhhh.
-[ Chuckles ] Okay.
-Happy birthday to me.
The personal trainer in me is crying.
-The next person who enters the room is going to be like,
"Okay, Kyle was in here."
Hopefully not too bad.
-Oh, what's that smell?
Where could that possibly be from?
-I got a...list.
♪ I got a whole list of people that can go to hell ♪
-Taylor was like, "Oh! My dress is just so big!"
-I'm...ugh!
-I swear to God. I can't look at your face right now.
-Someone literally took Raid and just sprayed the counters
and sprayed all the ants
and left dead crusty ants on the counter.
-If Jasmine could just bring her sprained ankle to the kitchen
and make herself cookies, then my life would be complete.
♪♪
-It just sucks when you work so hard to do something.
-I believe that...
I'm gonna cry.
[ Chuckles ]
-Damn it.
Um...
-Just so tired of it.
-Oh, God, this just sucks so bad.
-[ Crying ]
♪♪
-First time using these.
-I have accomplished a lot so far.
-You he's not meaning...
♪♪
-Once I get...
Man.
♪♪
-Ugh.
-I feel like I just can't stop crying.
-It sucks to realize
because you said you belly dance,
that that's...
-Just I'm sorry.
♪♪
-And I'm gonna continue to fight,
and I'm gonna continue to play for you
because we're still gonna be drinking pumpkin spice lattes.
-No crying in "Big Brother."
[ Laughs ]
Yeah, right.
-There were definitely ups and downs this entire summer.
When you have people, all different walks of life,
there will be lessons that have to be learned.
Sometimes really hard ones.
-One of the toughest weeks,
if not the toughest week in this house,
was when we found out about Kyle and a lot of his thoughts,
his words, his actions, and even his game moves
being rooted in racism.
♪♪
-How are you feeling, little brother?
-You know, not great, to be honest.
I kind of came to the understanding today
that I was playing a selfish game.
-Yes, it was one of the hardest things to hear.
But you have an opportunity to truly
learn from things that you've, you know, said.
Because in this realm, that thought process,
it just affected game play,
but in the real world, it affects someone's life.
I still love you, bro.
And, you know, I want you to know from my perspective
the full contents.
So I'm going to break it down,
and then I'm gonna break it down even further.
We have never had an opportunity to win this game
because we were always ostracized
as soon as we came into the house.
So the Cookout, yes, they did have an alliance
and all of those type of things,
but outside of that, it was a cultural thing.
And we just tried to keep those boundaries
to try to give us some type of way
to move away from how we were ingrained since sl*ves
to be against each other.
So you had people who had the opportunity
to live in the house.
You had people who had to work the fields.
That automatically made situations within us.
The Black man is taken out of the house.
So now we have women who are strongly empowered
because they don't have men.
It's a lot of different things that happened to us as a people
that makes us so defenseful.
That's what literally kind of brought together the Cookout.
So when you hear Taylor or maybe even Jasmine say,
"I don't want to put up a Black woman,"
I want to help you understand that.
Black women feel
that they are always pitted against each other.
So they always feel like they're each other's competition,
they have to fight.
One girl may be dark-skinned.
One girl may be light-skinned.
That's an issue in our community
that we have those type of problems.
In order to negate that, I don't want to put myself in position
to hurt another sister, because I feel like society
has already pit us against each other.
-Yeah.
-I don't even know what I don't know.
That's what's hard about asking questions and learning.
I've lived in Utah, predominantly white,
This is all so new to me. -Right.
-If you forgive somebody, you should make them whole again.
I don't forgive the action,
and I don't forget the action, let me say that.
As a people, from the South Side of Chicago,
we definitely knew what was racism.
I don't get that from you.
I think you are a kid who just made a mistake.
-This is the most kindness anyone's ever shown me
probably in my entire life.
That alone shows the man that you are.
And I appreciate it so much.
-Took me to have four kids and a great wife.
[ Laughter ] -Tracy.
Appreciate you. More than you know.
You're amazing.
-I try to be, man. -You are a godsend.
-Kyle had to learn some really hard lessons.
but I got to be a part in helping him discover
a part of him that he didn't realize was there.
And I got to facilitate conversations
he just hadn't had before.
Knock-knock. -Come on in.
-Hey.
Ohh.
I know this isn't gonna be fun. [ Chuckles ]
-I just want to express how sorry I am.
-I understand,
when you're first accused of doing r*cist things...
-Yeah.
-...the reaction to be so defensive.
Because all of us try to be good people.
There will be some frustration
about you being a -year-old white guy
that is just now experiencing this conversation.
-Still doesn't know. Yeah, I know.
-Again, I am not your private tutor, but I am your friend.
-Yeah. I appreciate it.
-We will always be able to talk as friends about this.
-Yeah.
-You want to talk about whys.
Like, Black women get the burden of almost everything.
Ostracized, bullied, not given the benefit of the doubt
in the same way that our white counterparts are.
-Right.
-For me, regardless of how I feel about Jasmine...
Hmmm! -[ Laughs ]
I did not want to put her up,
because if I'm walking into this game saying
I want to be the person that carries the weight
for what Black women experience in the real world
and the "Big Brother" world,
who am I to put a Black woman in danger?
That's all that was. -Okay.
-That doesn't mean I'm not gonna vote somebody's a*s out,
and it doesn't mean I'm not gonna have conflict with them.
It just means that if I'm given power,
I'm not going to put them in that position.
-Yeah.
-I think you're doing a really good job
of going through that journey.
-Thank you. Thank you, Taylor.
You're awesome. -Love you to death.
-You're the best person I've ever met.
-We've been talking about a lot of houseguests that were here,
but there's still someone that we haven't mentioned.
-Talking about Ameerah or Pooch?
-Turner, no. Peter!
-Peter! How could I forget?
-Ah, the homey. Rest in pieces, Peter.
-[ Laughing ] Rest in pieces.
♪♪
[ Beeping ]
-Ooh. -What is that beeping noise?
-Time's up, houseguests.
-[ Laughs ]
-How would they resume the game if we had to evacuate?
Is that part of the game now? -I don't know.
-What if someone dies in the house?
Game over? -I feel like they'd cancel the season.
-They'd cancel the season.
-I'm not saying they die because of a comp.
If you're up first and cooking a breakfast,
and you choke on, I don't know, a hashbrown that you made,
and you die, and then someone walks out
and is like, "[ Gasps ] Peter!"
and then Peter is dead, what happens?
What do you do?
Okay, imagine you are sleeping in your bed.
"Wakey-wakey, houseguests."
And you roll over and Peter is just dead in his bed.
-Wakey-wakey, houseguests. [ Laughter ]
"Peter! Wake up, Peter!"
Peter is dead. Then what?
"Peter, please go to the diary room."
[ Laughter ]
-Everybody's just running to the...
[ Laughter ] "Peter!
Peter!"
-"Please change your battery."
"Peter's dead!"
-"Peter's dead! He has no battery."
-"His natural battery has expired. Peter!"
[ Laughter ]
Every scenario, there's an, "Oh, my God, Peter! Peter died!"
He died in his sleep.
He's eating a bowl of yogurt. Heart stops, collapses, dies.
We bend down often in the shower, right?
What if Peter died in the shower?
How long is it gonna take before someone is like,
"Um...Peter?
Peter?"
RIP, Peter.
[ Speaks indistinctly ]
-Poor Peter.
-It's not funny, but I just can't stop laughing.
-No, it is funny, because it hasn't happened
and Peter is not real.
So it's funny.
[ Sighs ] Peter would have understood.
-Okay, is Peter face grayed out on the wall now?
[ Laughs ] -No.
-Oh, Peter.
-Rest in peace, Peter.
-There are so many times on "Big Brother"
that I wish I could be a fly on the wall.
-Unless Joseph was around.
-Joseph was a pretty fly guy.
-Yeah. He was all right.
I mean, Joseph did love swatting flies.
He wouldn't let them breathe in this house.
♪♪
[ Cackling]
♪♪
-Yeah. Your plan is going perfectly.
Have an M&M.
Keep rubbing your hands together.
Oh, and he lived?
Ooh! Damn it.
There's enough people in this house already,
and now we have a bunch of flies moving in.
And I'm evicting them ASAP.
[ Fly buzzing ]
On my water bottle.
And you're gonna rub your hands together?
There's no way I missed a second time.
Fool me once...
Where are you?
There's definitely a technique to k*lling flies.
I prefer the towel method.
Those flies are quick, so I definitely like
a nice slightly damp towel, and just boom.
[ Snap, buzzer sounds ]
It's eviction day.
[ Snap, buzzer sounds ]
Are you holding it? -Mm-hmm.
♪♪
♪♪
-There he is.
It was another fly.
First the flies, then the houseguests.
[ Laughs ]
-We have our very own human fly swatter in the house.
Handiwork.
-One thing I will miss about this house is being able to go
right to the diary room and ask for whatever we need.
-Trust me, we did.
♪♪
-I have a quick question.
-What's off limits to request?
-There were a couple of requests.
-I want to request pumpkin syrup for coffee.
-My cup broke when I fell off the hammock.
-Pumpkin flavor is out at Dunkin' Donuts.
I figure it only makes sense for it to be out in the HoH room.
-Just raspberry, blueberries, blackberries. Any.
-Indy stopped me right before I came in and said,
"Can you ask for berries?"
-If we could request a pet or something.
-I would be a lot less lonely here if you could send us pets.
-I bought contacts, but they're are all for the right eye.
-I don't know if you can see me, but if I pull it down right now --
ish -- and I'll go like right there.
-Turner is allergic to almonds,
and I don't mind going in the route of soy and oat milk.
-Um, there's no more almond milk, and I'm starving
and I'm on slop.
-So maybe if we can get oat and almond, that would be great.
'Cause I don't like soy milk.
-Do you know how long that would probably take?
-Oh, I ate all of Monte's dark chocolate-covered pretzels.
-If we can get the Jenga that's like truth and dare,
it would be fun with alcohol.
-So I think I should have a bag of those for myself.
-Some, like, gold hoop earrings
because I lost one of mine in that pie-eating contest.
-All my bikinis are gone.
All of them. I only have the tops.
I'm still waiting for my bottoms
from my blue bikini and my white bikini.
I will show you my undies, but it's my bikini.
So you know which one is it.
-I want production to sing me a birthday song
when everybody else sings me a birthday song.
-We were maybe wanting to do like chicken wings tonight
for Jasmine's birthday. -Chicken wings.
-Also related to Jasmine's birthday,
which I'm sick of hearing about.
-The piñata with some cool stuff in there.
-She always gets cards from her nieces and nephews
with a handprint or something.
Is there any way we can get something where we can do
like a little fingerprint card for Jasmine?
-[ Laughs ]
With our...fingerprints.
It's like, I'm sorry, are we going to a county jail,
or is this a birthday card?
Like, it's just so stupid.
-Throw in a few extra beers so we could have a really good time
since I'm turning .
That'd be great.
-I thought I would put in the request.
-A pink pony, maybe.
If you could do that, make that happen, that'd be great.
-That was it. -Are you still there?
Can I also have a bubble bath? Like a very bubbly bubble bath.
Okay, now I'm done. Bye.
-Well, boys, it's been a wild ride,
but I can say I am so happy to be sitting in the final three
with the two of you.
-There's still competitions to be won,
so it's not over yet.
-Well, let the best Leftover win.
-Cheers. -Cheers.
-To . -.
-Cheers.
♪♪
-Let's go, baby. -Let's go, baby.
-Oh, my God.
-Wow.
-Looking like a barbecue tonight.
This is huge.
The final HoH gets to control their fate in the game,
and they get to decide who they sit next to in final two.
In order to be that final HoH,
you have to win two out of the three next competitions.
Pressure is on, baby.
As the final three houseguests,
we are all eligible to compete.
This competition is called Wienerpalooza,
and the goal is simple --
Hold on to your wiener as if your life in this game
depends on it, because it does.
[ Horn blows ]
At the sound of the horn,
the wiener will spin around left and right
and buck back and forth,
giving us the wildest ride of our lives.
To be the top hot dog, do not fall off,
because the last houseguest holding on to their wiener
will be grilling and chilling until finale night,
where they are guaranteed to play in part three
of the three-part HoH competition.
Who's ready to play Wienerpalooza?
-Let's get it. -Let's go, brother.
-Whew!
♪♪
It all comes down to this.
I came here to win "Big Brother"
and now I'm in the final three.
[ Horn blows ]
I've been working with Taylor and Turner all summer long.
But from here on out, it's everybody for themselves.
I've been dreaming about winning.
I've been dreaming about what it could do
for my life and for my family.
So nobody's gonna stop me now.
♪♪
-I cannot believe I made it.
I'm in the final three right now.
I have worked so insanely hard to make it to this point,
there is zero chance I'm letting up now.
I want to be the final HoH of this season.
I want to decide who sits next to me in the final two.
In order to do so, I have to win this competition.
So this vegetarian is ready to grab a giant wiener
and hold on for dear life.
♪♪
-I've gone from thinking I was going home Week
to having a real chance at sitting in one of
those final two chairs and winning the whole thing.
And now that I've come this far, I'm going to change this game.
I'm going to make history,
and I'm going to make sure that there is a Black woman
sitting in those final two chairs
and ultimately winning.
♪♪
-Oh, no. -Oh, no.
-Who will win the final three-part
Head of Household competition --
Monte, Taylor or Turner?
And who will ultimately go on to win the $, grand prize?
Plus, who did you choose as America's favorite player?
Find out Sunday night at :, : Central,
on the two-hour season finale of "Big Brother"!
-Holy moly.
-I feel like a rotisserie chicken.
♪♪
-Yee-haw.
-Yee-haw is right. -Yee-haw.
♪♪
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24x34 - Episode 34
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A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).
A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).