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25x25 - Episode 25

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Big Brother". Aired: July 5, 2000 – present.*
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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).

25x25 - Episode 25

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- Previously on "Big Brother,"

the double eviction saw Cameron and Jared booted.

- By a vote of to , Cameron,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

[dramatic music]

By a vote of to , Jared,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.



- But a twist from the Scary-verse...

- BB zombies are coming after the double eviction.

- Sent them back in the game. [all exclaiming]

- Oh, my God!

- With normal game play out the window...

- There will be no head of household,

no nomination ceremony, no veto competition,

and no veto meeting.

- A spooky showdown between the zombies would commence.

- The winner of this upcoming Resurrection Rumble

will have the power to decide whether they will compete

in individual do-or-die competition

to resurrect their own game

or force the other zombie to compete.

- And Cameron and Jared went to battle in a boneyard brawl.

- End of round one, tied up to .

This competition isn't over yet.

- After three nerve-wracking rounds...

- Slow down.

- The space "zom-boy" got one step closer to resurrection.

[bell dinging] - Thank you. Thank you.

Let's go.

Winning this competition was essential.

The fate of my game now lies in my hands.

- With chaos unleashed, new alliances were forming.

Matt, Jag, and Blue teamed up with America and Cory.

- Obviously, we trust each other and then Blue.

But when it comes to who we're gonna move forward with,

I think we really need to trust Cory and America.

- But the trio also formed something new with Cameron.

- Instead of The Handful, we're The Tinkers now.

[laughs] - Yeah, just The Tinkers.

- We're The Tinkers.

- Meanwhile, Americory were also

cutting their own side deal with Mecole and Felicia.

- Basically, like, the door down.

I'm down. - Yes.

- You know? - Oh, yeah.

- And maybe nobody's gonna see it coming.

- [laughs] Yeah. - Nobody would.

You know what I mean? - Yeah. Right.

- Which put them on Matt's radar.

- That was a little suspicious.

I have to assume that Cory is covering his bases.

I'm doing the same with Cameron,

covering my bases with him.

The only difference is, I don't get caught.

- With a live do-or-die competition before him...

- All right, Cameron.

Will you take on the challenge

and put your fate in your own hands,

or do you want to pass it to Jared?

- I'm gonna go ahead and take this one all myself, Ms. Julie.

- Cameron took the reins.

- Here we go.

- And he earned a new lease on his Big Brother life.

[cheers and applause] - Congratulations, Cameron.

Your game is officially resurrected.

- But it was sadly sunset for Cirie's son.

- Hold your head up. Hold your head up.

All the way up. Keep your head up.

Keep your head up.

- Ah. You did good.

- Bye, y'all.

[dramatic music]

- Tonight, the game resumes with the final ten

vying for Head of Household.

Who will win the power?

And which two houseguests will be put on the chopping block?

Find out right now on "Big Brother."

[dramatic music]

- [sighs]

[comical music]

[dramatic music]



[all cheering] - Yay, Jared!

- Yay, Jared! [applause]

[cheering]

[dramatic music]



- Well, congrats, man. - Thank y'all.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you.

[applause]

- Holy crap. I'm still here.

Ecstatic.

Cannot believe that I have worked myself

back into this game.

Not only is it time to get geared up for HOH,

this is time to kick this bad boy into high gear.

Now, it is time to play the crap out of this game.



- I feel sad because he wanted to be here so bad.

The gloves are off now, though. I don't owe anybody anything.

The people I love are gone.

Now, these are just strangers and vultures and serpents.



- Ah. Who's in here?

Who's in here? - Just us.

Hoo!

Cameron wins the Do or Die, and I am so stoked about it.

I ideally wanted camera to come back because him, Matt,

and I have an alliance already.

And I trust that he'll work with us

and we can move forward together.

- Oh. Oh, no.

You gotta pull it together. - Mm-hmm.

- Keep it together.

We still got business.

- Oh, yeah. - You're gonna be fine.

- Mm-hmm. - We got you, girl.

- Cameron just won the Do or Die competition,

so unfortunately, Jared has left the game.

Of course I'm gonna miss my little Pooh Bear,

just having someone to strategize with,

or just talk to, or just, like, relax with.

- This just means this is what was supposed to be.

- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.

- And I will win the HOH. - Yeah.

Yeah.

That's all we got to focus on right now.

- I got one goal in mind, and it's to get that key

so I could be Miss HOH and avenge my Pooh Bear.



[upbeat music]

- Hey, everybody.

It's time for the Head of Household competition.

- Yay!

- Let's set our coordinates for the backyard,

and Big Brother's gonna give us our mission briefing.

- Ooh! Coordinates.

[epic orchestral music]



[indistinct radio chatter]



- Whoo!

- Here we go.

- Ooh. - Ooh.

- What? I love space.

- Zombie Week was insane.

I'm definitely glad it's over,

and I'm really glad Zombie Jared is gone.

But now, the whole game is reset,

and this Head of Household is crucial.

- Let's do this.

So Cory and I are working with Matt and Jag,

but we also have this side alliance

with Mimi and Felicia.

But I'm not sure if I can fully trust them,

so I'm really hoping that me and Cory are able

to pull through and get this win.



- Attention, Earthlings.

We've got a Martian mishap on our hands.

Rockets from the BB Comic-verse have crash-landed

in the backyard, and it's up to you to put them back together

so the Martians can get home.

Here's how it works.

[Martian beacon blares]

When the Martian beacon blares,

you may begin to take your spaceship pieces

to the launch pad.

There, you must assemble the rocket,

which has been broken into pieces.

Once you've correctly assembled your rocket,

race back to the beginning of your lane

and hit your button to send your aliens

back home to the BB Comic-verse.

[spacecraft beeping]

The speediest space cadet to correctly

assemble and launch their rocket

will be crowned the new Head of Household.

Who's ready to play We Come in Pieces?

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]

- This HOH is critical for me

because I don't have anyone protecting me.

I'm a lone wolf in this game now.

Jared's gone. Izzy's gone.

So I really have to win this HOH.



- I'm super excited for this Head of Household competition.

The power has shifted in this house.

With Jared going, it's really broken up a lot of groups.

I really don't want Cirie, Felicia, or Mimi to win.

I used to be in an alliance with them.

I totally trusted them.

I just can't trust them anymore,

and it's a lot safer for me

to work with people who haven't burnt me.



- I am still on level ten adrenaline

coming off of the Do or Die competition.

I'm still in the zone. I'm still focused.

My heart rate's up, but I'm calm.

I'm cool. I'm ready to rock.

I've done some pretty good work leading up to this HOH.

And...

yeah, no, I think just better go ahead and win this one, too.



[horn blasts]



- The whistle blows, and I just see a big, flat piece.

So I'm putting that one on first.

It ain't rocket science.



I am gunning for this HOH.

Jared just left, so I want to avenge him

and get Cory's a*s on the block so he can go home.



- Me, Matt, and Cam are working together,

so any one of us winning would be golden.



- Felicia and I are working together.

We're in the final two, but honestly, in this game,

the only person that I can depend on is me.

I really need to win this Head of Household competition,

so I am going for it this week.



- I've proven that I can win veto comps.

Now, I want to prove that I can win HOH comps.

I'm not a big puzzle guy.

That's something I'm not good at,

so I don't really have any strategies about this one.

I'm just gonna go as fast as I can and see what happens.



[quirky upbeat music]

- I love a space theme.

And by coincidence, I happen to be looking a little bit

alien myself with this hair.

I can see stickers that are cut in half

which obviously need to be matched up between two pieces.

Place them out on the ground and start building

and then place it on the blocks.



- You know, I learned a lot this week

talking, listening,

about deals and who's aligned with who.

I feel good with Matt and Jag.

But as a zombie,

I was hearing about a lot of deals

that I wasn't a part of.

- How was your convo with Mimi?

[suspenseful music]

- It was okay.

She was basically saying that me and Cory are safe,

that she feels good with us wanting to bring in Felicia.

- [laughs]

- I was just like, okay. Like, you too, girly.

Like, I got you. You know, whatever.

I don't buy it.

So I'm talking with Matt and Blue,

and I want to be fully transparent with them

with what's going on with Mimi and Felicia.

So I tell them that me and Cory made a deal with them

just to make them feel safe.

And honestly,

I did not even notice Zombie Cam in a corner,

hearing everything.

[suspenseful music]

Do zombies even have ears?



- If people are making these deals without me,

that makes this HOH even more important.



- Puzzles are my thing.

I crushed the puzzle competition day one.



- And America is first to complete her puzzle.

- So I'm feeling confident about this.

My strategy is looking at the pictures on the sides

and trying to match up the words.

There's different little bumper stickers on them.

So I'm trying to get the different puzzle pieces

and shape them together.



- I feel like I'd be good at this comp, right?

It's a puzzle. I'm the brain guy.

The problem is, apparently I'm not very good at puzzles.

Because I'm seeing all these pieces,

I'm not seeing how they're going to fit together.

- I think the most challenging part

is how quickly I have to go.

It's a puzzle, and I don't know where everything goes.

Like, there's a lot of pieces

and I don't have that much time to actually step back

and take a look at all the pieces.

So it's a time crunch.



- I'm thinking to myself, like, I'm putting it together.

And then it's, like, all in French. [laughs]

I don't know where I went wrong.

But at some point,

I was fluent in puzzle and then I was not.



Oh, man.

- Typically, I am good at puzzles.

I'm always like, a puzzle? Yes.

I can do a puzzle. But I just--

[slide whistle blows]

Once you actually start going,

if you get one piece out of place,

they get all intermingled.

And now it's like, wait a minute.

Where's the other piece that I knew

went together with this piece?

And so my aliens probably aren't gonna get home

any time soon.

[dramatic music]



- I'm not gonna lie.

I had a pretty low expectation

when I realized we're doing a puzzle competition.

I was like, "This ain't for me."

But as I'm doing it, I'm kind of realizing

I'm slaying the boots down with this puzzle.

This one's for you, Jared.

[alien giggles]



- So I have a decent amount of this puzzle finished

before I realized that there are actually

images on here that need to be correctly placed.

Now, I have to scrap everything that I'm doing

and start from scratch.

Ugh!



- I see Matt almost done, Cameron almost done.

Jag, over there, is almost done.

It quickly becomes clear

I'm probably not gonna win this competition.

Ideally, Matt and Jag just win this competition.

And if they win, they'll keep me and America safe.

And they'll have to be the ones to draw the line in the sand

and nominate people.



[dramatic music]



- I am in my zone.

I only have a few pieces left,

and so I'm trying to pick up the pace.

I really think I have a shot with this competition.

I just need to get the pieces on there

and run and hit my button.

I feel really good about this.



- I look around and I see it's down to me, Jag, and Cameron,

which is great because

me, Jag, and Cameron are all working together.

But the competitor in me, I want the key around my neck.



- I got three pieces left.

I'm not feeling any nerves. I'm not shaking.

I'm not worried about where everyone else is.

All I have to do is execute.



- Whoo! [bell ringing]

[buzzer blares] - No way!

[insects chirping] - Wow.

[suspenseful music]



- Congratulations, Cameron.

You are the new Head of Household.

- Thank you, buddy. [all cheering]

- Yeah.

- Ah! - Good job.

- Boom, baby. Ha!

[applause]

Who had that one on the bingo list?

Get evicted, meet Julie,

come back into the house, win HOH.

Stevie, I love you.

Daddy's not gonna be home for a little while.

I go from out of the house to the top of the house.

[applause]



- Ah! I wanted to be Miss HOH this week.

But of course, I lost.

And the fact that I just keep getting so close

every single time is so, so frustrating.

But Cameron winning HOH

really isn't the worst-case scenario for me.

And I can't believe I'm saying this,

but we're actually starting to work together.

[suspenseful music]

- Cameron wins HOH again.

And I'm like, of course he does.

Of course he does. Why wouldn't he?



We're good. I'm damn near happy.

Y'all wanted Jared gone?



Now you got Cameron.

How do you feel now, Felicia?

- Damn! Here we go again.

[sighs]

The last time Cameron was HOH,

he put me on the block next to Izzy.

And my gut tells me he's coming after me again.

It's like, oh, my God. He's like a gnat.

How do you make him go away?

[applause] - Three, two, one.

Liftoff.

[rocket roaring]

[suspenseful music]

[all cheering]



- Back from the dead. [applause]

- Thank y'all. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Amazing job. Amazing job.

Great job, Matty. Great job, guys. Great job.

Great job.

I just won Head of Household.

Luckily, the week prior I spent basically paving the road

for the future that I wanted.

- Congrats, man. - Thank you, buddy.

I have plans that I've laid down.

Now that I'm HOH, I'm hoping all the groundwork

that I did pays off this week.

- Good job.

Oh, my God.

Is everything gonna go Cameron's way this week?

First, he resurrects his game and comes back into the house,

then he wins HOH.

This is not good for me because he's a wild card.

He has already taken shots at people that I'm aligned with.



Fingers crossed that all goes well this week.

- I'm just glad the alien was able to go

back to the Comic-verse.

So Cameron wins HOH for the th time.

I have a good relationship with Cameron.

I'm not gonna be one of his targets.

It should be smooth sailing for me this week.

- Ay-yi-yi-yi-yi. I'm gonna sleep good tonight.



- Mm.

- The last thing he said to me was to take care of you.

- Hmm. Oh, boy.

- The only thing that I could ask from you

is you protect Cirie.

- You know I will.



- Mm, mm.

Cameron's a beast.

So what better ally to have in this house, dare I say?

But can Cameron be a ally? I don't know.

I feel so alone in this house.

I'm gonna have to consider trying to work with Cameron.



- [whispering] Cory and America are,

like, working with everyone. - I know.

- [whispering] We'll need to figure out how to navigate

who all we're working with, because there's

Cory and America that we're kind of working with.

Now, there's Blue that is with us.

And there's also Cam that's cool with us.

So at some point, the three of us should talk.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Cameron wins the HOH, and I'm feeling pretty stoked.

I definitely want to hear Cam's targets for this week,

because Cory and America are playing a very smart game.

And I'm definitely very worried about this.

So I'm excited to get together as a group and discuss it.

[whispering] We'll need to figure out, like,

what we want to do and what will that look like?



- [exhales] It's like, damn.

It's like you have to be damn kidding me.



[exhales] HOH number three.

- Could be me.

- Mm-hmm.

See? I mean, he could very well put up me and you.

[bell rings]

Ah, It's not good because Cameron's a wild card.

And you never know who he decides to become his target.



[upbeat music]



- "Beauty is not"-- what?

"Caused. It is."

- What?

- "Beauty is not caused. It is."

- She reading the back of a box again?

- Cool.

- [chuckles] 'Bout all we got.

- It's a quote by Emily Dickinson.

I wonder who Emily Dickinson is.

[music stops abruptly]

- A writer, ain't she? - Is she?

- She wrote books. - Mm-hmm?

- Oh, an author. I feel like I know that name.

But I don't-- - Right.

- I don't know from, like, how I know it.

- She's probably, arguably one of the most prolific

female writers of the th century.

- Mm-hmm.

- Closer to s though. - Hmm.

Emily Dickinson is a writer?

[buzzer blares] Author?

[buzzer blares] Poet?

[bell dings]

- "Yellow Wallpaper." [buzzer blares]

- That was the name of a-- - Short works and stuff.

[buzzer blares]

- Is she alive? [buzzer blares]

- I'm rusty.

[bell dinging]

- I'm not sure who she is, but shout out to Emily.

She sounds smart as hell.

Okay, Emily. All right, girl.

Cameron teaching Mecole about Emily Dickinson?

Huh? The math ain't math-ing.

I didn't even go to high school

and I know who Emily Dickinson is.

[quirky upbeat music]

[upbeat suspenseful music]

- When you come back from "Survivor,"

is it just like they drop you off at the airport and like,

honey picks you up? - Yeah.

- That's so funny. - Yeah.

- That is--oh, so cool. - That's exactly it.

- Yeah.

- Cirie, please go to the Diary Room.

- Oh, boy. The timing couldn't be better.

[laughs]

Cory wants to ask "Survivor" questions.

Right then, "Cirie, please come to the Diary Room."

[laughing] I was, like, "Thank you!"



- Did y'all speculate about all the comps

or the challenges in "Survivor"?

I'm a massive "Survivor" fan, like,

a "watched every season since the beginning."

You know that's interesting?

Now it's like if you get to the final four,

you should expect to make fire.

She's like my own personal "Survivor" Google.

You were on the blue tribe,

and then you were on the green tribe is what I remember.

- I don't--

Skeezy, honest to God, I can't even tell you.

- It was Nuku and Mana. - Okay.

- I know everything about All-Stars,

Micronesia, Heroes-Villain.

- Right.

- JT was the one who started that whole thing.

- Wow. You know more about it than I do.

- And the best part, it doesn't annoy her.

- Give me a damn break.

- And we had all the puzzles at home.

That much.

All your tribes were pretty solid.

- Yeah. I don't remember.

Damn, how do you remember all of that way back?

- Exile Island or Have Not?

Give me a Have Not. - I'd rather be Have Not.

- Give me Have Not.

You're recognized more, like, in the Exile Island,

Micronesia, Heroes-Villain, that kind of time, than now,

or is it kind of the same?

- It's kind of the same for me.

Yeah, Cory wants to talk "Survivor" now.

But I'm in the Diary Room.

A-ha! [laughs]

- [sighs]

[dramatic music]



[laughter]



- This is to The Fugitives. - It starts here.

- Great double, dude.

- Let me give you a proper hug, man.

I couldn't celebrate with you before.

- So a few nights ago, Matt, Jag, and myself

established The Fugitives.

- Did you say fugitives? - Yeah, fugitives.

- We're fugitives 'cause we've both been evicted.

I'm digging The Fugitives. - Fugitives.

- So is this where we're making it official

that we are The Fugitives?

- I'm The Fugitive. - Are you--

- Are you a Fugitive?

- I am now. - I'm a Fugitive.

- I'm a Fugitive.

- Fugitive.

- The Fugitives. [laughter]

- I've been trying this whole time

to show people that I'm loyal, I'm honest.

But I just continuously find knives in my back.

Jag and Matt, though I may not

completely trust them right now,

I do see a solid path forward with them.

Who do we want?

Because if we're gonna set up a hit list,

jury starts next week.

There's ten people in the house right now.

And the next person to leave the house will not go to jury.

I need the jury to be very pro-Cameron.

So this week, my target is someone that I definitely

don't want in the jury house.

This is a very important decision.

- I could see a case for MeMe.

Of them, like if she wants,

she'd probably be most likely to take a shot at us

and have a case, because she's not working with us.

- Felicia.

- Cirie.

- We all know she's gonna have to go.

- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.

- Because this whole time, I've been thinking that

Cory would be the immediate threat first.

Who would make a move sooner than later?

Y'all both know I love the guy. - Mm-hmm.

- But dangerous from this point on.

- What I saw this week, he's good at rallying everyone.

- Mm-hmm. - Cory.

- Yeah.

- Look at how he rallied everyone to take Jared out.

- We have to think about, like, when we take someone out,

not just who's the most dangerous but what happens...

- Oh, yeah. What happens after. - That's shifty.

- I think you got a good idea, man.

That's really good. - Yeah, good one.

- Thank you.

- I'm taking in everything The Fugitives have to say.

I take their perspective wholeheartedly into account.

But in regards to Matt and Jag,

I am always going to do what I believe to be best for me.

But they all got to go.

- Yeah, yeah.

[suspenseful music]

[upbeat musical crescendo]



[music stops]

- I am a naturally clean person.

I'm double disinfected up.

My house is spotless. It's impeccable.

But the Big Brother house, not so much.

[spray hissing] Ugh.

So you know, I got to pull out the big g*ns.

[quirky upbeat music]

Okay. Funk be gone.

A funk?

Funk is when there are multiple asses...

Funky butts.

That congregate within one place...

Ugh.

And just leave an excess of funky smells...

All I see is stanky booties.

That penetrate into the cloth.

Whew. [sniffs] Mm.

This house has funk.

Ugh, disgusting.

Giving me the heebie jeebies.

Nasty. All I see is dirt.

We making progress, though. That's what it means.

Two cans of disinfectant spray...

Oop, see? Uh-uh.

Probably don't really do the job.

Nope.

But hey, it's all I got.

Two cans gone.

My job is done.

[upbeat music]

- You know what's an ick for me?

- Huh? - [laughs]

- Like when you kiss somebody for the first time

and their mouth is too wet. [laughs]

- Eww!

- I didn't know how to kiss until, like,

like a year ago.

- You didn't know what? - How to kiss.

I learned how to kiss at years old.

- Oh, my God. - Shut up.

- And I've been going all this time

just embarrassing myself in public.

And no guy has told me anything, which is insane.

- How did you used to kiss? Just demonstrate.

Cory! We need a demonstration.

- I was kissing like washing machine style, like...

uh, uh! [sloshing sounds]

[laughter] - Wait, what?

- You're the wet mouth. - Oh, yeah, she does that.

- Oh, no.

- For ten years, nobody told me anything.

How was I supposed to know I was doing it wrong?

It was just like... [slurping sounds]

[laughter]

- It's kind of hard to imagine

that she's the one theoretically

teaching me how to kiss.

I might not be, like, here.

But I was never washing machine style.

- Every single guy was just like,

they're thinking I'm like hot [...]

and then I'm, you know, showing up and like...

[ululates]

[laughter]

- [ululating]

Justice for literally everyone

that America has kissed before, everyone.

[sloshing sounds] - [laughs]

- Well, nobody teaches you how to kiss.

- Nobody teaches. Exactly.

- You just-- - Never again.

It won't happen to anyone else.

Cory's not a victim of the washing machine.

We'll say that.

- My friend taught me at school.

We were practicing on our own hand.

- I was having fun.

- No one else was. [laughter]

[suspenseful music]



- [sighs]



Let me give it to you straight.

- What? - Here's the plan.

- [chuckles]

- [grunts]

- I'm gonna mess you up, dude. [chuckles]



- It's been fun to watch the roller-coaster

from the outside.

But being on it must be [...] up.

- If I'd have lost any of the ones that I won, I was gone.

- Any week you don't play HOH, you get nominated?

- Basically.

- Yeah.

Cameron and I have a great relationship.

And unlike anyone else in the house,

I haven't really betrayed him.

But I got to make sure I maintain my relationship

and keep building upon it.

- Just a day by day basis. - Yeah.

I mean, it's tricky though because, for someone like you,

right, you had to fight your way out.

So, like, we're gonna have a lot of weeks now

when it's just people need to not

freak out and not screw up. - Yeah.

- I feel very comfortable.

Because the truth is, when it gets towards the end,

I really do need you here to win some competitions

against some people. [chuckles]

The fact that we've made it here somehow,

the fact that you [...] made it through all this--

I just don't want to waste it now.

- Let's play, dude.

- All of a sudden, there's gas in the tank.

- Yeah. Let's play. I got a new wind.

- That's crazy to me.

But this week, what do you need from me?

Just chill out, vote out whoever?

I mean, I play the veto. I love to play the veto.

I'll be fine.

- I don't exactly know why Cory feels so comfortable.

I think that this persona that he's projecting

is going to be his downfall.

Perhaps it's because he's already forgotten

the chaos that I love to stir.

With me being HOH, nobody should be comfortable.

- Let's play and have fun. - Yeah, man.

- I'm all about having the fun.



[suspenseful music]

- Mah!

- Hey-o. - Hi-o.

- What's up? - Some twists?

- I actually will take you up on that.

- It seems to be the snack of choice.

The best part about being HOH is everyone comes in the door

with their little black book.

- How are your conversations? - Quick.

And they start throwing out names

like a small town raffle.

- Bro, I need Cory out of this house.

I just need to break him, Matt, and Jag up.

- Start driving the bus.

- What do you think about Blue?

- I got two options that I'm running around in my head.

At time like this, I take in as much information as I can.

- Hey.

- What up?

- Well, one thing I do want to ask you--

- Okay.

- You and I have never talked game this whole season.

- Yeah.

- What is that?

- I figured you were talking game with everybody else.

And I was just there when I needed to do something.

That's how I felt.

- But several times, I said, "So what's your thoughts?

What's your plan?" And, "Oh, everything's good."

And so I've just left it there because I'm not a pusher.

- Right.

- In all my conversations, I'm not a pusher.

- I've never felt like there was

the invitation for game talk.

- Hmm.

- It was more or less, you guys planned things.

[suspenseful music]



And then I was kind of left out there

to go do what I needed to do.



Intent versus impact.

And all throughout that time over the past month or so,

my name was getting drug around this house

like I was some sort of evil monster.

"Don't get close to him. Don't talk to him.

"He's a liar. He's a manipulator.

He's a this. He's a that."

- Everybody's chasing you because you really

are the number one player in the house,

and the whole house knows that.

So again, I work off of feeling and gut feelings and--

like, my gut tells me you're putting me on the block.

I don't know why, but that's what my gut tells me.



- Is this the standoff?

- No. I don't do standoffs.

- You're a hell of a competitor.

You are easily

the greatest persuader inside of this house.

- Well, actually that's where you're wrong.

- See, you're doing it already.

- No. You know who the greatest persuader is?

And this is what I discovered. - Mm?

- It's Cirie.

- Yeah?

- Don't be fooled.

Cirie is the real threat, not me.

Now, truth be told, I am a threat.

But I don't want to go on the block.

So whatever I need to do to stay off of the block,

I'm going to do it.

I love Cirie to death.

But I know that a lot--

she's done a lot of underhanded manipulating.

And I'd like to go as far as I can,

and I'm not ready to stop playing.

- If I'm sitting in them two chairs

and the possibility of confetti,

do I have your vote of winning this game?

- If you're sitting in those two chairs

and I'm not sitting next to you,

I would give you my vote.

And I say that sincerely.

Because I sit here and say,

you have played a hell of a game.

I'm not kidding you.

- That's a lot.

- I ain't gonna look you in the face and tell a lie.

- Mm-hmm. - There's four votes.

You need four. - Mm-hmm.

- I'll be one of your four.

- Well, I appreciate that.

I appreciate that.

There's only gonna be seven people

on the jury for Finale Night.

So I need to target someone that I definitely don't want

in the jury house, which is arguably the most

important decision thus far.

Since I'm HOH, it's my decision.

I call the shots this week.

- Well, I'm asking you to let me keep playing the game.



- Oh, how are you, buddy? - Good.

Well, right now, pretty good. - Yeah.

[laughter]

Should be pretty easy to be you.

- Been a couple of weeks. - Oh, yeah, %.

- Been a rough couple. - I mean, listen.

I think that you should be damn proud of yourself.

- Thank you.

- As a fan of the show,

and now being a competitor in it,

it has been amazing to watch.

- Thank you so much for that. - Yeah. So you've done great.

- Cool. I know exactly who my target is this week.

But I'm going to need to sit my target next to a pawn.

And that decision is almost as important

as the target themselves.

Big decision.

[suspenseful music]

- Going into this week, how are you feeling?

- What's-what's the vibe?

- I think you know the vibe. - Yeah?

- Yeah.

I mean, I'm not gonna be weird about it.

- Yeah.

- But you are absolutely not in danger.

You're not a target. You're not anything.

Like, it is just a situation.

And I think that you know what we probably need to do.

- This man said, "I think you know the vibe."

What?

He is being super cryptic right now.

So the vibe is me going up on the block as a pawn?

Those don't seem like my kind of vibes.

- I love you. I love the person that you are.

- Thank you.

- So don't think that there's any malice

or crazy intention behind this, only other than to make sure...

- Yeah.

- That you aren't put in a position

that would hurt your game. - Yeah.

- And I can't paint to you any more clearly that...

- Yeah. - You're good.

- Okay. - And that's what I feel.

And that's--I wouldn't make this move if I didn't think so.

- Yeah.

- I just never wanted you to get a weird,

uneasy feeling about me and that, you know,

there was something weird here.

Absolutely not. - Yeah.

- And it's rough pickings and they're getting slim.

- Oh, yeah. - And I'm so sorry.

It's just the game.

- Even if I'm not "the target" this week,

Cam better watch out.

Y'all about to see a different side of me.

I'm trying to keep it cute.

But my last good nerve has finally diminished.

And if I stay in this house, I'm coming for his a*s next.

- I fully believe you're not in danger.

You're going to be just fine.

- All right.

[suspenseful music]



- Hey, y'all. It's time for the nomination ceremony.



[tense notes]



This is the nomination ceremony.

It is my responsibility as Head of Household

to nominate two houseguests for eviction.

In my nomination block are the keys of the houseguests

that I'm nominating for eviction.



I will turn two keys to lock in my nominations,

and their faces will appear on the Memory Wall.



The first houseguest that I have nominated is...



[tense notes]



The next houseguest that I've nominated is...



I have nominated you, Felicia, and you, Mecole.

Ms. Felicia, there are many aspects to this game.

And one of the most important is conversation,

of which you've had many in this house,

which makes you a tremendous competitor.

MeMe, I am no stranger

to sitting next to my best friends in this house.

And for this, I am extremely sorry.

I wish you both the best of luck.

This nomination ceremony is adjourned.



I nominated Felicia and MeMe.

Felicia is % my target this week.

I've already nominated her before,

and I just don't want her in the jury house.

Do I believe that Felicia would give me

her vote on Finale Night?

Hell no.

MeMe is her best friend.

I cannot have MeMe winning the Power of Veto

and using it on Felicia,

so MeMe has to sit right next to her.



- Last time Cameron was HOH, he got a little bit chaotic.

I was nervous something unexpected would happen.

But this time, Cameron came through.

He didn't go rogue. He made the easy nominations.

And I can take a deep breath.

- Back on the block again. Cameron makes me nauseous.

I won't say it caught me off guard.

But I'm trying to figure out, now, what's his angle?

Why is he so set on getting me out of the house?

I'm winning veto.

I don't want to have to rely on going and asking people

for they vote.

I need to win to pull myself off the block.

- Like, this legitimately is some bull[...] right now.

I cannot wait to go out there and play my a*s off.

I need, need, need a win this week.

They will have to drag me out of this Veto comp.

You hear me?

Drag me, because I refuse to leave

unless I have that Power of Veto in my hands.

Y'all gonna be like, Mecole--

just like that.

- Who will win the Power of Veto?

And will it be used to save either Mecole

or Felicia from eviction?

Find out on a new night,

Tuesday at :, : Central on "Big Brother!"