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25x30 - Episode 30

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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).

25x30 - Episode 30

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- Tonight, the first member of the jury

walks out the door,

and the game kicks into overdrive

as those left behind plot their path

to the $, grand prize.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

- Previously on "Big Brother"...

Jag and Matt formed the Fugitives with Cameron...

- Fugitive.

- But they were also working with Blue...

- My main priority is to make sure that

I rock with people that I really, really trust.

- Cormerica...

- We really need to trust Cory and America.

- And even Bowie Jane.

- This is the three that I'm solid with.

Bowie is a great choice

for Matt and I to take to the final three.

- When the Aussie came into power...

- Congratulations, Bowie Jane.

You are the new Head of Household.

[all cheering]

- The Minutemen decided to flush the Fugitives...

Next week.

- Even though Matt and I

are in the Fugitives with Cam,

I think Cam leaving this week is ideal.

- But Bowie wasn't having it.

- I'm not gonna put Cameron up, because it's--

that's not fair, you know?

He can win for us.

- I know, I know, I know.

- You know.

[dramatic music]

- And at the nomination ceremony...

- I have nominated you, Felicia, and you, Cirie.

- The barrister went with her own targets.

- I nominated Felicia and Cirie

because I just can't trust them.

- When Bowie also shot down

the idea of backdooring Cory...

- You win Power of Veto,

you take down Felicia,

and you put up Cory.

- I don't-- I don't want to do that.

- Cameron got suspicious that

Bowie might be working with the showmance.

- She's been roped into something.

She feels as though if she goes after Cory,

that would be going against something.

- And Jag used that conversation to sway Bowie.

[air horn blaring]

- The houseguests had to conquer OTEV

to win the Veto...

- Ah!

- And Jag brought the swag.

- Congratulations, Jag.

You have won the Golden Power of Veto.

[all cheering]

- Nervous about a possible backdoor,

Cameron went to Bowie...

- I can't work out how to not have blood on my hands

in this situation.

- So the least amount of blood is me?

- I don't know what my least amount of blood is.

- Bowie. I don't like this.

- And she left him in a pit of uncertainty.

- First, I don't know why Jag would use the Veto.

And if he does, I don't know why Bowie would put me up.

I've done nothing but keep her safe

and work my butt off for the Fugitives.

- Tonight, will the plan to backdoor Cameron

come to fruition,

and which houseguest will be the first

sent to the jury house?

Plus, what super surprises

will be unleashed

as Comic Week begins?

Find out right now,

live on "Big Brother"!

- The tribe has spoken. Zing!

[laughter] - Oh, my God!

[cheers and applause]

[suspenseful music]

- Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

It's day inside the Big Brother house,

and Jag and Matt have been working all week

to once and for all get rid of Cameron.

With Jag securing the Power of Veto,

Bowie Jane could be forced to make the one move

she has been hesitant to make, changing the nominations

and putting one of her allies up for eviction,

knowing that whoever is evicted will become the first member

of the Big Brother jury.

So how will the Veto meeting play out,

and who will be the first houseguest

to check into the jury house?

We'll find out before the hour is up.

But first,

as the Veto meeting nears,

Cameron is beginning to realize

the Fugitives may have decided to run without him.

[dramatic music]



- The three is strong.



That's the only thing I got

is % moving forward Fugitives.

I got a bad feeling going into this one.

I've already talked to Bowie,

and she's all but told me that

I'm going up if the Veto gets used.

Now I have to attempt to sway Jag away

from the plan I'm already pretty positive

that he's put in motion.

I'm done pushing for Cory to leave.

- So what are you saying for this week?

- Keep it the same.

And I think it's better,

specifically for the two of you...



To have me and Blue going after Cory and America,

Cory and America going after me and Blue.

- Mm-hmm.

- I can remain the shield,

and I think that this takes heat off of the three of us.

- Keep the noms the same.

Not a bad idea.

- I mean, that's a good point.

- Based on the cues that I'm getting--

lack of eye contact,

them just looking at each other,

vague answers, very generic--

these are all signs that this conversation

is not going well.

Even though I can feel the pressure,

there is still a piece of me that hopes that

Jag won't go through with this.

If you use the Power of Veto, you're gonna be

putting blood on her hands twice...

- Mm-hmm. - In one week.

- Mm-hmm.

- That's not something she wants.

- That's blood on my hands.

- Exactly.

- Cameron has been really useful to me and Matt

the past few weeks.

As much as I feel for him,

if we don't take this shot now,

who knows when we'll get another chance?

- Your decision.

You do what you think is best

for us and for you.

- Yeah.



[tense music]



- This is the Veto meeting.



Felicia and Cirie have been nominated for eviction,

but I have the power to veto one of the nominations.



I have decided...



To use the Power of Veto on Mama Fe.

- Ah! [laughs]



[laughter]



- Bowie, since I've just vetoed

one of your nominations for eviction,

you will have to name a new houseguest

as a replacement nominee.



- I nominate Cameron.



- I've heard this song and dance before.



All right.

Ah, home.



- This Veto meeting is adjourned.



[dramatic music]



As tough as that was, Cameron is up,

and now he should be out the door.

All in all, a pretty well-ex*cuted plan.

And since it's on Bowie's HOH,

both Minutemen can compete in the next HOH.

So we have Comerica and Blue at each other's throats,

and Felicia and Cirie are just waiting their turn to go.

I mean, do they even know what time it is?

[ticking]

- Bowie, Bowie, Bowie.

- Cameron, Cameron, Cameron.

- You don't owe me a thing in the world,

but what you have shown today is your character.

- Yep.

- And I hope you can live with that.

- And I'm proud of it, actually.

I've named Cameron as a replacement nominee

because he has been lying

and thieving throughout the house,

throwing me under the bus,

and I just don't trust him anymore,

and he's shown his true colors yet again.

I'm not gonna engage in this.

[laughs] - Gonna play bumper pool?

- Yep.

- [sighs]

- Just to have the stress of being off the block,

man, this is a fabulous feeling.

And you don't even have to ask me

who I'm evicting.

Cameron all day long.

- I get it, buddy.



I get it.

I can understand making a game move

if my friend comes to me, sits me down,

and says, "Here's what we're gonna do."

But for you to line it up the way that you did,

it feels pointed, structured, long in advance.

I was just being taken the fool.

Et tu, Bowie-te?

Et tu, Jag?

That's Shakespeare for you guys.



I love you, brother. - Love you too.

- I love you, man.

[tense music]



- Now we just gotta wait for Thursday.

- Yeah, yeah. - Oh, Lord.

- Thanks for sitting up there.

- Oh, of course, of course.

If this was a few weeks ago and I'm sitting on this block,

my ticket is done.

But now I've kind of faded into the background.

It appears that I'm checked out of the game.

You never, ever want to be on the block.

But sitting next to Cameron?

Not a bad spot to be in.

That was good. - Yeah.

- That was good.

- Yeah.



- What's poppin'?

- It's become pretty clear to me

that Matt and Jag were behind this,

so I'm gonna make it clear to the rest of the house

that they're about to get steamrolled by Matt and Jag,

and the only opportunity that they have

out of that is to keep me in this house

to fight against them.

I don't know what kind of game you want to work forward.

- Mm-hmm.

- But if you want to work a game...

- Mm-hmm.

- And get as far as you can,

you will leave them the [...] behind.

- Who? - Matt and Jag.



- Mm. What do you mean?

'Cause I thought it was, like, me, you, Jag, and Matt.

- That's exactly what I'm telling you.

It was never that.

It was the three of us and Bowie.



And then there was the three of us and you.

- Mm-hmm. - And then there was

the three of us and Cory and America.

- Mm-hmm.



- Mm-hmm.

- You're a sinking ship.



This is the only shot.

You're gonna be hanging out in jury with me

next week, probably...

- Mm.

- If something doesn't change.

- Cameron is doing his Cameron thing.

He's trying to stir the pot before he leaves out the door.

You want me to go after Matt and Jag

to save your dusty a*s?

Like, girl, you got the wrong number.



- We can talk at some point, man.

I don't know if there's much to do this week,

from my perspective.

I don't know what you see.

- The only move is to get

Blue and Felicia on board.



- Which I don't know how you even start with that.

I don't know how you get me on board, either.

- We can talk and do all that stuff,

but they're gonna run this thing.



So what's the move?

- For who, me?

- Yeah, I mean, for you and America.



- Well-- - How do you--

how do you beat it, what do you do?

- Well, first of all, I have to figure out

what my position in the game is.

The votes Cam wants are me, America, Felicia, and Blue.

I don't know how the hell he plans on

getting Felicia to vote out Cirie.

And then he thinks Blue is gonna flip on Matt and Jag.

This is all assuming I'm willing

to blow up my entire game.

Look, I do not trust Matt and Jag unconditionally,

but I certainly trust them more than Cameron,

and if I try to flip this vote,

I am burning those bridges.

That's a big TV move.

That's not a path forward.

- Please help me understand what you don't see.

I'm getting run off the road right now by these guys.

If you think that you have a solid relationship with them

and that you can thwart all of this, you're wrong.

But hey, fine, it's your game.

It's your loss.

When I see you in jury,

I won't say I told you so.



I'll probably say I told you so.

- And the truth is, with Matt and Jag,

they haven't [...] me.

[dramatic music]



- Up next, the unique challenges

of playing the "Big Brother" game

starts to take their toll on one of the houseguests.

And later, the live vote and eviction

will send either Cirie or Cameron to the jury house.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]



[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back.

"Big Brother" has always been a house of whispers,

but being able to hear those whispers

is not something Matt can take for granted.

- Clear.

- She's [...], dude.

Okay, come here.

We were just talking about, like,

the whole situation and how, like, um...

- In the real world,

people know not to whisper around me.

It's super offensive.

It's, like, the number one thing not to do

around someone that's deaf or hard of hearing.

And it's hard, because in this house,

that's what % of the game is.

When people whisper around me,

it honestly sounds like hard breathing.

Everything is muffled,

and you cannot make a complete sentence out of it.

Maybe you hear a word or two in that sentence,

but that's not enough to understand.

I can read lips, and I can read them very well

one-on-one because I'm facing that person head on.

What happens in here a lot is there's a lot of head turning,

and the moment someone does that,

I start going off track in the conversations.

And you just kind of give up at that point.

- I'm sorry. We'll--

- Sorry, the whispers are just

kind of annoying.



- We'll update him.

- Yeah.



[doorbell ringing]

- [laughs] You can come in, Jag.



I'm just chilling in here.

- Oh, yeah?

- Yeah.

- Sorry, dude.

- Yeah, just a lot of [...] whispering.

So I'm just like-- I just stormed out.

Like, I don't [...]... - Yeah, I know.

- I'm at a point where I'm just so pissed with

the whispering right now. - Yeah.

My bad. - No, no, no.

I'm not blaming anyone.

I just--I just hate it.

[laughs] - Mm-hmm.



- It's like...

[somber music]



It's a lot.



- Yeah.



- [sighs]

- Yeah.

- I'm frustrated, bro.

- Mm-hmm.

- [groans]

- And you're doing a good job, man.

- Yeah.

- Especially in a house of whispers.

- Yeah.

[groans]



'Cause on the outside, I don't deal with that.

No one ever, ever, ever whispers to me, you know?

- Yeah. - So it's just hard.

Jag's my bro, and I feel even closer to him

because he's been helping me a lot through this game.

He's the guy that comes to me and makes sure

that I'm updated on everything every night,

and it makes me much more thankful

for saving his a*s with that superpower.

[groans, laughs]

It just takes a toll.

- Yeah.



- I went in the HOH room,

and I kind of just started crying.

- Oh. - Yeah, I'm good now.

It was just, like, one of those days where

you just kind of-- you start off a little weird,

where it was just like, holy [...],

this has been harder than I thought.

Whispering around a deaf person is really

offensive in the real world. - Yeah.

- And so like-- - It's almost like

three people speaking foreign language

with you in the room, and you don't know

what they're saying. - Yeah. exactly.

- You don't know what you've accomplished

being on this show as a deaf person.

And you've become a voice for a whole community.

- Yeah, that was my biggest goal...

- You've set another standard. - Is kind of setting a--

hopefully, but it definitely will make other deaf people

want to do this. - Yes!

- They'll be like, all right, he did it.

Let's--I want to try out for it.

- I can do it.

- And you know, just kind of opening that window more.

- Look at you.

You opened a window of opportunity.

Everybody that you know is proud of you.

- Thank you.

- I mean, that's for real.



[upbeat music]



- I had a dream last night that I almost met Kevin Costner.

That was cool. I even chickened out

in my dream to talk to him. - Aw.

- And then once I realized that I chickened out

and ran after him, I missed it.

And that's when I woke up.

Kevin Costner is probably the one actor

that I have seen everything in his portfolio.

And I mean everything.

If I could possibly find a way to meet Kevin Costner

outside of this, I would be one happy dude.

The first time I saw, like, "Dances with Wolves,"

I was like, that is awesome.



- Who the hell is Kevin Costner?

[music winds down, stops]

- He has the cowboy hat. - Uh-huh.

- You've seen "Dances with Wolves," right?

- Uh-huh.

- He does such a good job at playing

those characters where he's, like, the middle-ground guy.

- Yeah. - But then when it's time

to whup a*s... - Uh-huh.

- He goes in there with a plan, and he just lays waste.

- Mm-hmm.

Cameron, Kevin Costner ain't watching this.

Like, you think they gonna hear your shout out

and say, "Oh, let me put him in a movie with me."

Shut all of that down.

Now let me just say this.

If, by chance, Mr. Costner, Kevin,

if you are watching, you want to make

a "Bodyguard "...

Boy, "Bodyguard ," I'd be with that all day long.

Call me, Kevin.

Holler at your girl.

- I love that guy.

- Uh-huh.



[tense music]



- My one question is, next week,

who do you think should go?

- Blue, probably.

- Has to be.

Because here's the real problem, right?

Like, I come to you, and I'm like,

"Well, who are we targeting next week?"

And we both agree Blue. - Yeah.

- When she comes to you and says,

who are we targeting next week, is the answer Cory?

- Yeah.

[quirky music]

Look, for me, it's all about the Minutemen right now.

So I don't want to tell Cory about any of our plans

because he's gonna have to go at some point,

whether it's by Blue's hand or by mine or Matt's.

- Why wouldn't she put me up?



She'd lose America, obviously.

- If she didn't think you were targeting her, maybe?

- Like, is there any world where

Blue can actually, like, for real,

be off my a*s for a week?

If there is, I'd love to push for that, you know?

- Yeah, I mean, it's possible.

[dramatic music]

- I've been counting on Matt and Jag

to mediate between me and Blue.

And I'm starting to recognize that it benefits Matt and Jag

for Blue to be coming after me.

They've got to get rid of me at some point,

and they'd like Blue to do the dirty work.

Matt and Jag are in

the dominant position right now.

I need to find a way to tilt the odds in my favor.



- Up next, Cameron may be on the edge of defeat.

But that isn't stopping him from planting seeds of chaos

on the way out.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]



[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

As Cormerica and the Minutemen plot

to face off against one another,

Cirie has suddenly become more popular than ever.

- Mm, how you feeling, Cameron?

- Hoping that I get another shot at this thing one day,

uh, 'cause I'd do a lot of things different.

I mean, it was bound to run out of steam somewhere and--

- Give me advice.

Like, which way do I go now, if I stay?

Cory might be the brainiac,

but Jag is way more methodical.

- Mm.

- If my game is tanked, I can at least

do what I can to help Cirie

and set up the downfall of Matt and Jag.

I'm not out for vengeance,

but everybody wants to see a good game.

Why didn't I backdoor Cory last week

when I had absolutely every reason to?

Jag begged me not to.

- Wow.

- His approach is,

let everyone else fight it out.

- Mm-hmm.

- Stay clean.

Let 'em all k*ll each other.

Drag Matt all the way down to the end with him.

- Right.



- Keeping Blue close

and keeping Blue pissed off at Cory

so that Blue will eventually go after Cory for them.

They're keeping that fueled.

I will use the remainder of my time here

to help you line up anything

with Cory, America, you, and Blue,

or nobody's winning this game except them.

- Mm-hmm.

- They're gonna walk it all the way home.

- The problem is they got Blue so turned against Cory,

I don't know if she'll turn back around.

- They're all eventually gonna turn on each other.

- Mm-hmm.

Some of the things that Cameron are saying

are making total sense to me.

I think Matt and Jag are sitting in

the best position in the house.

And they got everyone fighting against each other.

Doesn't that sound familiar?

Kind of like for me when Izzy and Jared were here.

I appreciate you.

It's gonna be rough, but I think it's doable.



Mm.

Mm-mm-mm.

[tense music]

Listen, miss girl.

I know Cameron's on his way out.

- Mm-hmm, so he's about to say some stuff.

- But he's--I know, but I don't think he's making it up.

- Yeah, I mean, I don't--

- I don't think he's making it up.

You need to listen to him.



- What'd he say?

- That Matt and Jag are going to ride it

all the way to the end.

They're gonna kick everybody to the curb.



Once they get rid of Cameron,

they can pretty much run the table.

- Yeah.

- You've got to be able to look at everything.

You gotta start thinking not personally...

- Yeah. - With Cory.



I can't [...] stand Cory.

- Yeah. Me too.

- I want Cory gone because of that.

But they pitting you against Cory

and Cory against you.

You get rid of Cory... - Mm-hmm.

- And then you are at what place with them?

- Mm-hmm.

It's one thing if Cameron's spewing all this BS.

But miss ma'am, when Cirie starts telling me

about these things, it does hit differently,

and I cannot deny that.

Matt, Jag, and I have talked about

getting Cory out right after Cameron.

But are they actually willing

to get the blood on their hands,

or are they just hoping that I do it?

When it comes down to it, someone has to

take a shot at Matt and Jag.

It really is gonna come down to it,

because them two together, super dangerous.

- I know, I know.

[dramatic music]



- Like, for me personally,

this is the squad that I want to go...

- Deep with.

- Like, deep into the game with.

- Mm-hmm.

- Although we've been working with

Comerica and Blue,

none of them can go to final five with Matt and I.

Ideally, it's me, Matt, Bowie, Cirie, Felicia.

These are the people that we want on our side

and that we want to be going against in competitions.

So if we can get these numbers right,

we can really set ourselves up for the end game.

How do you feel about, like, next week

or just, like, moving forward in the game?

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Mm-hmm.

- Damn.

Yes, I want the house to see that Matt and Jag

are the big threats in the house and go after them.

However, Matt and Jag seeing me as a ally

and going after Cory and America...



No reason for me not to play along.

We've been waiting for Comerica and Blue

to take shots at each other.

But I think it's time for Matt and I

to take a more proactive approach

and take those shots ourselves.

The clock is ticking for both Comerica and Blue,

and this next HOH is huge.

[tense music]



- Oh, boy.

- We're back.

- [laughs]

I mean, I know everything's fine,

but you know how it is,

just the fact-- to be on the block.

- But at least people can stop talking about,

oh, Cirie has never been on the block.

- Right, and that's what makes me think,

like, damn, we'll be perpetual pawns

for the real targets.

And the question is, who is whose real target?

- Everyone is so terrified of Matt and Jag

that they're afraid to even say their name.

So I have to approach this carefully,

make sure Cirie is on the same page.

It might be the small piece I need to level

the playing field with Matt and Jag.

- There's people here that nobody's gonna

be able to beat, right?

- Yeah.



At this point in the game, like, everyone

is terrified to say anything about Matt and Jag...

- Mm-hmm.

- Which I feel that way... - Mm-hmm.

- Personally. Everything is to a point,

and I think you definitely know that, like,

me and America are willing to...

- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. - Get to that point.

- So I got Cory and America

wanting to go after Matt and Jag,

and then there's Matt and Jag wanting

to go after Cory and America.

Y'all go ahead and go after each other,

while Cirie just sneaks her way to the end

like she always does.

- It's just been what I've been thinking about.

And like, I've been so terrified

to mention anything to anyone. - Same.

- It feels like Cirie is picking up

what I'm putting down, which is incredibly important,

because this next HOH is massive.

We are at a turning point in the game.

And I'm gonna need every soldier on the field

for this coming w*r with Matt and Jag.

I think the second that either of us win,

I'm down to talk so openly.

- Yeah. Me too.

[dramatic music]



- When we return,

he's been targeted all game long.

She's avoided being a target until now.

Cameron or Cirie?

Who will become the first member of the jury?

The live vote and eviction next.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]



[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Cirie or Cameron?

One will soon be trading in the Big Brother house

for the jury house.

Let's head to the living room and talk with the two nominees.

Hello, houseguests.

- Hi. - Hi, Julie.

- Well, it is time for the live vote and eviction.

Cirie, Cameron, in just moments,

your housemates will cast their votes to evict live.

But before they do, you each have

a final chance to sway their votes

with one brief statement.

Cirie, you're up first.

- Thank you, Julie.

You look exquisite.

- Thank you.

- So to the matriarch of my family

for years, Elvery Dawson, I love you, Grandma.

Mom and Dad, I cannot wait to see you guys.

To my boys, Avani and Avonne,

Lola misses you.

Honey, the next time I get a harebrained scheme thought,

just say no.

And finally, to the houseguests,

thank you for extraordinary days in this house.

I will never forget any of you.

- Thank you, Cirie.

Cameron?

- Thank you, Miss Julie.

Might I add, you look so exquisite.

Um, to Stevi,

um, I love you so much, and I miss you.

You'll never understand how much.

I hope I've shown you that you can chase dreams,

and I aim to help you chase those dreams one day.

Speaking of which, Mom, Dad, Nikki, Kelly,

I love all of you guys.

Um, roommates, I--

if you keep me, I will be loyal to all of you.

[laughter]

I will never vote to evict you,

and I will throw all of the competitions.

I promise.

I--I love you guys so much, and I hope I can keep staying

on this ride with you guys.

So--and last but not least, Cory, thank you.

[laughter]

- Thank you, Cameron.

Thank you both.

All right, everyone, it's now time

for the live voting to begin.

The two nominees are not allowed to vote.

Bowie Jane, as current Head of Household,

you will only vote in the event of a tie.

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

and cast your vote to evict.

Matt, you're up first.

Please go to the diary room.

[tense music]

- That was funny.

- Good speech.



- Matt thinks that Cameron has to go,

but could Cirie actually be the bigger threat to his game?

Hello, Matt.

- Hi, Julie.

Looking hella exquisite.

- Oh, thank you so much.

Please cast your vote to--

to evict.

- I sadly choose to evict, uh, Cameron.

- Thank you, Matt.

Please rejoin the others.

- Love you, Mom, Dad, Steph.



- Cameron exposed house secrets to Blue

and promised his loyalty.

Did she see any value in that?

Hello, Blue.

- Hi, miss girl.

You look wildly exquisite.

Ooh. - Thank you.

It's quite the, uh, word this evening.

Please cast your vote to evict.

- I cast my vote to evict Cameron once and for all.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Shout out Paulina, Carrie Ann, James, and [indistinct].

Love y'all.

- Cameron tried to send Felicia home last week,

but now the tables have turned.

Hello, Felicia.

- Hey, Julie.

You look absolutely exquisite.

- I had a feeling that was coming my way.

- [laughs]

- Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cameron.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Dwayne and Ja'ir, I love you.

Family, you know I love you and you're in my heart.

- Jag used the Veto, setting in motion

the backdoor of Cameron.

His vote should complete it.

Hello, Jag.

- Hi, Julie.

You look mad exquisite.

[laughter]

- Thank you.

Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cam.

- Thank you.

- Shout out to all my cousins.

Love and miss y'all.



- It's official.

With four votes to evict Cameron,

Cameron will leave the house tonight.

But let's see how the other votes fall.

Hi, America.

You look exquisite.

[laughter]

- You look mega exquisite, Julie.

Thank you.

- Right back at you.

All right, we have business to take care of.

Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cameron.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

Happy early birthday, [indistinct].

I love y'all.

- Cory and Cirie seem to have bonded after comparing

notes on Matt and Jag.

Does he see the value in working with her again?

Hi, Cory. Let me guess.

How do I look?

- Good.

[laughter]

- You win most original tonight.

Please cast your vote to evict.

- I vote to evict Cameron.

- Thank you. - Thank you.



- All of the votes are in.

Let's give the news to the houseguests.

Houseguests, the votes are in.

When I reveal the vote, the evicted houseguest

will have just a few moments to say goodbye,

gather his or her belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to ,

Cameron, you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

- Again? - [laughs]

- Come on.

See you.

- My dog, Cam. - Good luck, man.

- Love you.

- Ah. - Hate you.

- I know.

[laughter]

Buddy.

See ya, buddy.

You look great tonight.

- Thank you.

- I'm sorry.

[indistinct chatter]

- Of course.

- Brother. - I love you, bro.

- Love you. [speaking indistinctly]

[indistinct chatter]

- All right, let's do this. - We love you, Cam!

- Let's go, Cam.

- Let's do this exquisite.

- All right.

[all cheering] - Yeah, boy!

Let's get out of here.

Ah!

- There he goes.

- Again. Sorry.

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- Whoo!

- Hello again.

- I can't believe she said, "America, you look exquisite."

- Cam's gonna be-- - You look exquisite?

- He's gonna make them laugh out there.

- Wait, that was funny.

- Cory, what did you say?

- No, she started off with, so let me guess

what word you're gonna use to describe me.

I go, "Unbearably exquisite."

[laughter]

- Oh.

- That's so funny.

- [sighs] - Ugh.

- How about that cliffhanger, having you sitting there--

- When we return, I'll talk one-on-one with Cameron.

Stay with us.

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[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

I'm here with Cameron, who was just evicted

from the Big Brother house, to .

Cameron, you fought hard to get back in the game.

Then you won HOH.

And then you formed the Fugitives

with Matt and Jag,

yet here you are with me tonight.

What happened?

- Well, Miss Julie, first off,

we gotta stop meeting like this.

Secondly, the audience looks exquisite,

I think is the word.

- Yes, they do.

- Um, and what happened?

Well, there's a lot of space and time

in that house, a lot of time to mess up.

And even though I felt that I was probably in

a fairly good position, you let paranoia--

paranoia creep in,

and you say the wrong thing at the wrong time

to the wrong person, and then that's what happens.

So I've been angled and lined up many times in this game.

And I'd have to say that this week

is probably just all on me.

- I was gonna say, you sound like you're blaming yourself.

So what do you think you said at the wrong time to who?

- Yeah, well, the paranoia that--that crept in was--

was my thought that Bowie was somehow in with--

with Cory and America and some things were going on.

And--and it was my fault for--for voicing that

and not communicating it properly with her,

'cause we had a great relationship

all through this game, so that was kind of tough.

- Well, who do you feel most betrayed by?

- Uh, honestly, myself.

I mean, I like to do a lot of self-reflection.

I know that's an easy answer, but--but honestly,

after having talked with Bowie about everything,

I feel less betrayed and more just that there was

a piece of mistrust kind of crept in

between the two of us,

and that's exactly what I feel happened.

- Starting out in this game, at first,

you were in the Handful alliance.

- Mm-hmm.

- And then the Legends alliance.

- Mm-hmm.

- And then you had Red. - Mm-hmm.

- And then finally, the Fugitives.

- Mm-hmm. - Why do you think

you couldn't find any loyalty

in any of these alliances?

- I'm just afraid of commitment, Miss Julie.

[laughter]

- So again, you're taking-- - No--yeah.

No, no, no, it's--it's--

I--it's--it's tough to say.

I know it's an interesting-- it's an interesting

way to look, but I feel like a lot of times, I was--

I was the one being gone after, regardless of the scenario.

I mean, I knew that I was a good competitor.

I probably talked too much at certain standpoints.

In some of those alliances, that--

that was a part of it that got me kind of angled between--

between me--

drove a wedge between me and an alliance somehow.

My boy Red was always there, and something happened

in between right there that I still don't

necessarily--am completely--

that I know completely.

I hated that that happened the way that it went down

and everything that's happened so far.

But oh, what a learning curve.

- If you could play this all over again,

what would you do differently?

- If I could play this all over again differently?

Wow, I would change a lot of things.

Probably the main thing that I would change

wouldn't be a particular move or a strategy,

but I would take some serious words of wisdom

given to me by Cirie,

who's done this a couple of times,

and she says, "You don't always have to

tell someone what you think about someone else."

- [laughs] Those are good words in life.

- Yes, absolutely.

- Final thoughts, Cameron?

- Oh, my God, I can't wait till you tell me to go back in.

[laughter]

- I'm sorry.

I can't help you out this time.

I did it once.

- Yes, yes.

- Cameron, you are now the first member

of the seven-member jury that will vote

on finale night who wins "Big Brother" ,

and we say thank you to you.

- Thank you so much.

- Up next, BB Comic Week crashes the Big Brother house,

taking everyone by surprise.

Stay with us.

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[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

BB Comic Week is about to descend upon

the Big Brother house, unleashing superpowers

into the game all week long.

Tune in Sunday at :/: Central

when the BB Power of Invisibility

shields the identity of the new Head of Household.

Then we're back on Tuesday at :/: Central

when the BB Power of Multiplicity

has the Veto players seeing double.

Then on Thursday at :/: Central,

it's live eviction night, where another houseguest

will join Cameron in the jury house.

To continue watching all the drama,

go to Paramount+ or Pluto TV,

where you can watch the houseguests

/ unfiltered and live.

For now, let's head back to the living room

and talk with the houseguests.

Hello again, exquisite houseguests.

- Hi. [laughter]

- How's everyone doing?

all: Good. - Dandelion.

- Well, so far,

you eight have survived the Scramble-verse,

which scrambled the game on opening night,

an embarrassing Humili-week, and a zombified Scary Week.

But there's one BB multiverse week you haven't faced...

[crashing, rumbling]

Until now. - Oh.

- Sounds like something has crash-landed in the HOH room.

You may want to check it out.

Good night, houseguests.

- Good night. - What?

[indistinct chatter] - Go, go, go, go, go.

- What? - What?

- It's eight other houseguests.

- Maybe, maybe.

- Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. [indistinct chatter]

- Okay, everyone be careful.

Felicia, I'm talking about you.

- Ah! [laughter]

[indistinct chatter]

- Oh, my God.

- Yeah, I think so, yeah.

- That was Bowie Jane.

- Oh, God. - She said, you eight.

What does that mean? - Open it?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - So many things.

Oh! - Ah!

- What is that?

- Oh, my God.

- What is that?

- Oh, my God.

- What is this?

- Oh, my God.

- Bowie Jane, you were messy.

- [laughs]

- What?

- What the hell? - Kryptonite?

What is this?

- Oh, my God.

- The Comic-verse.

- I l-- - Wait.

- I love kryptonite.

- Is this about to be BB Comic--

- Ooh, sparkly.

This is Comic-verse, but what...

- I guess. - What does this mean?

- No, but they said it's not.

- No, there's no such thing as Scramble Week

they said because that was the first thing.

- There's no Scramble, no Scary, no Humili.

This is Comic Week. - Whoo!

- It's the one we didn't experience.

- BB--

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