25x40 - Episode 40

[bunniefuu]

- The Mafia, the Minutemen, and Mama Fe.

Who will survive the night and make it to the finale?

Find out live tonight.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

- Previously on "Big Brother," Matt and Jag

were the Minutemen.

And they decided to go to the end with Bowie Jane.

- Mafia.

- OK, I like it. - Perfect.

- [trills tongue]

- Matt wanted Felicia gone next.

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

- But his allies had their sights set on Cirie.

- I think Cirie does have to go.

- Yeah.

- After Jag won his sixth Veto--

- I'm so stoked about this just because we're

so close to the end.

- --he kept the nominations the same.

- I have decided not to use the Power of Veto.

- And the Mafia let Matt know that Cirie wasn't safe.

- The next person on the Mafia's hit list, Cirie.

♪

- With the endgame fast approaching--

- I've helped and protected Matt throughout this game.

But I have to start thinking about my own game now.

- --Jag and Bowie discussed cutting Matt.

- I hope it's us at the end.

- Me too.

- At the live vote and eviction--

- By a vote of to , Cirie, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

- --the house had spoken.

♪

With only four remaining--

- We're going to a tiebreaker question.

- --Bowie punched her ticket to finale night.

- Oh my god!

- You are the new Head of Household.

- Tonight, it's the last Veto competition

of the season, where the winner determines who

has the sole vote to evict.

Find out who joins Bowie Jane in the final three.

Plus, "BB " winner Taylor Hale returns

to discuss the record-breaking -day season.

All this right now, live, on a special Sunday eviction

episode of "Big Brother."

- Oh, my god. - Final four.

Final four.

[cheers and applause]

- Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Welcome to "Big Brother."

It's day inside the Big Brother house,

and we are in the home stretch as finale night

is just four days away.

Having become Head of Household,

Bowie Jane has already claimed her spot in the finale,

but who joins her has yet to be determined.

Soon, Bowie Jane will make her nominations.

But tonight, it's all about the final Veto competition

of the season, because the outcome

will determine who will cast the sole vote to evict.

So who will be the next member of the jury,

and who will make it to the final three?

We'll find out live tonight.

But first, Halloween may have come and gone,

but a nomination trick will be no treat

for one of the Minutemen.

[tense music]

- Oh my god.

- I guessed on every single damn one of those.

- Me too.

- Whoo!

I won HOH.

I am so excited.

This is my third time.

- Good job, Bowie.

- Obviously, I'm gonna put up Felicia,

but I have to put up someone next to her,

which is a bit of a problem.

You've got one of my stars on you.

It looks good, though.

I'm in a final two with Jag, so I definitely

don't want to put him up.

But I don't want to annoy Matt, either.

I'm in a pickle. - It's like--

- It was-- every single one of them was a guess for me.

Cirie just got sent to jury, and Bowie just won the HOH.

Of course I would have loved to win, but the most important

thing is that Felicia didn't.

- Oh my gosh. - Oh my gosh.

- I'm shaking.

My heart was going so fast.

- Bowie and I have gotten very close over the last few weeks.

There's a lot of loyalty between us,

and I'm hoping that will help keep me off the block.

- That was hard.

That was hard.

Cirie is now gone, and that sucks.

She was one of my closest allies.

I really trusted her in this game.

But ultimately, it wasn't up to me to decide.

Now the plan should be Felicia.

I'm really hoping that Bowie doesn't put me up.

I've managed to not be nominated all season long,

and I want to keep that record going.

- Oh my god.

- Bowie Jane, Bowie Jane. - Oh my god.

- Oh my god.

I'm excited more than you know to be in the final four.

But my concern is [...] Bowie Jane.

She's gonna put me up with somebody.

I already know that.

But here's the thing.

Whoever wins the Veto determines who

has the sole vote to evict.

So I'm gonna get me a veto.

Final four.

This is exciting.

- That's wild.

That is wild.

- Look at this damn board.

- I know.

Can you believe it?

- You're final three.

You're final three, Bowie. - I can't believe that.

[tense music]

Obviously, none of this really matters,

because it's about the Veto.

But Felicia is definitely going.

- How do you want to do this?

- I'm not gonna make you pick, because that's hard.

- OK.

I have an idea.

Bowie, think of a number to .

- And whoever's closest?

- And whoever is closest gets to not be on the block.

- OK.

- OK, wait.

- Think of one and have it locked.

- OK, go.

- Let's both guess at the same time.

- OK. - OK.

[together] , , .

- Well, it was .

- It was ?

- I don't know how you both did s.

- I said .

- That's crazy. - Let's go.

- That's why I was like, what?

- Matt thinks he just got unlucky and chose

the wrong number here, but, really,

Bowie and I planned for this.

I don't know.

What do you want to do?

- I would rather put him up, just to make sure you're safe.

But I don't-- like, what's my reasoning for that?

- OK, you say, I'm thinking of a number to .

Whoever's closer--

- And then just say whichever one you say.

- And say something that's closer to what I said.

Now Matt is about to go on the block for the first time,

and he can't be mad at me or Bowie,

because he thinks this was just a game of luck

and I beat him fair and square.

Or not so fair and square.

Good work. Good work.

Good work.

- Let's do it. - Let's do it.

[tense music]

♪

Hey, everyone.

It's time for the nomination ceremony.

♪

This is the nomination ceremony.

♪

The first houseguest I have nominated is--

♪

The next houseguest that I have nominated is--

♪

I've nominated you, Matt, and you, Felicia.

There's no one left in the house to put up.

So unfortunately, it's gonna be game on

in that Veto competition.

Let's go.

♪

This nomination ceremony is adjourned.

♪

The plan worked out.

I was able to nominate Matt without him

realizing that we had a little plan behind the scenes.

I do feel bad for this trick on Matt,

but it really doesn't matter.

The important thing is, one of us three wins the Veto.

Then we can send Felicia off to the Jury House,

and the Mafia will make the final three.

♪

- Good luck tomorrow.

- Yes, you too.

It sucks my perfect record is over of not

being on the block.

Unfortunately, I picked the wrong number.

Jag was closer.

I should be safe sitting next to Felicia this week,

but this late in the game, I don't want

to take any chances with that.

So I got to get that Veto in my hands.

- I feel a little bad about tricking Matt,

but right now all I'm focused on is winning that Veto,

securing my spot in the final three,

and having the power to choose who

is there with me and Bowie.

- God, God, God.

Of course, Bowie puts me up.

Yay.

Ugh.

But I know around the final four time,

this is typically when "Big Brother" tests the houseguests

remaining on days.

I have studied.

I know days.

Come on, Mr. B., give me this competition

for this final Veto, and I think I can actually win.

And then I get to decide who's going out the door

to the Jury House, Matt or Jag.

You hear what I said?

Yes, sir.

I need a win Veto tomorrow and turn the tables in this house.

♪

- Up next, Cirie takes the Jury House by surprise.

Then, she survived six times on the block last season

and made "Big Brother" history.

Tonight, "BB " winner Taylor Hale

joins me live to break down this season

and the final four.

Plus, Felicia, Jag, and Matt's game hang in the balance

setting the stage for the final Veto

competition of the season.

The outcome will determine who will

cast the sole vote to evict.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Just days ago, Cirie joined the Jury House,

and her arrival could be the most unexpected yet.

[upbeat music]

- So who do we think is joining our little party?

- I really hope it's Matt or Jag.

- Possibly Cirie.

- I do not want to see Cirie walk into the door

as the next jury member.

She was my girl.

I want to see her go to final two,

make it as far as she possibly can.

- Unfortunately--

- What?

[cheers and applause]

- Wow.

- There's a few people responsible for my eviction.

So there's Matt for putting me on the block.

He swore he never would.

There's Jag, because he convinced

Matt to put me on the block.

- Who, what, where, when, why, how?

I was shocked to see Cirie walk into the Jury House.

I mean, the truth is, she's an incredibly smart player.

She's great socially.

But at this stage in the game,

she is no threat competition-wise.

Ultimately, Cirie being here makes

sense for only one person, and that person is Jag.

- So much to tell.

Let me just show you.

- Let's go.

- Let's do it. - Oh my go.

I can't look.

- Oh!

- Congratulations, Matt, you are

the next Head of Household.

- Cirie is safe for the week.

- That's what I thought too, Cory.

- The next houseguest I have nominated is--

♪

- So instead of him keeping an ally,

he does exactly what Jag wants him to do.

- Congratulations, Jag.

You have won the Golden Power of Veto.

- Congrats to Jag, first off.

I mean, that's six. - He's insane.

- That's monumental. - Six Vetoes.

- That's incredible.

That's an incredible feat, no matter--

- Is that the record? Is five the record?

- Six is the record. It's like a three-way tie.

I think him, Janelle, Michael.

I am extremely proud of Jag.

I mean, his game moving forward was to remove

all of the competition.

So I'm team Jag, and he's playing a hell of a game.

- I would give Jag that same congratulations if he wasn't

playing against two senior citizens,

one airhead, and one idiot.

- Cirie, you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

- Matt better win or he'll be here soon.

- I hope Matt-- - And I'll be waiting for him.

- --regrets this moment forever.

- So do I. And he will.

- Because he got the final five HOH,

and he doesn't take out the biggest target in the house?

- I think Matt had an opportunity to make a move

against Jag, and he didn't.

But at the same time, Matt is a very smart dude.

He's pretty strong in competitions.

And he's the best liar in the house,

and that's not even close.

I feel like everyone was suspicious of Jag

the whole time, but then Matt says the same thing,

and I'm like, I trust Matt.

- You trusted Matt. Wrong move.

- You felt better talking to Matt.

I always felt better talking to Matt and--

- Look what it got us. - Yep.

- Jury House.

I think Matt overcame a lot to be in the "Big Brother"

house for such a long time.

So for Matt to last as long as he did,

I would like to see Matt win this game.

So that's how I got here with you guys.

- You're here because you're not

gonna be manipulated by Jag.

Everyone in that house right now

is currently under his spell.

So--

- I take it as a compliment, because I was

not drinking the Jag juice.

- And the Jag juice is banned in the Jury House.

Let's go get some real juice.

- Yeah, let's go.

- Now you talking my language.

- Up next, "Big Brother " winner

Taylor Hale returns to break down this season.

Then, everyone faces off in the final and most important

Veto competition.

Who will win?

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

- It's time for America's vote.

The "Big Brother" houseguests have fought hard.

They've laughed, cried, and played their hearts out.

And now you get to award your favorite houseguest $,

in cash.

The winner of this special prize

will be announced during the live season

finale of "Big Brother" on Thursday, November th.

To pick which player you want to win $,,

go to cbs.com/bbvote and vote now.

For online voting, go to cbs.com/bbvote.

Maximum online votes per person.

Votes will be accepted until November ,

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[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Please welcome season winner and America's

favorite houseguest, Taylor.

[cheers and applause]

- Air hug or real hug?

- Real hug. - Real hug.

- Welcome back.

- I got my real hug. Hi, guys.

- Oh, my goodness.

All right, I know you've been watching all season from home.

Before we jump into the game, I want to check in with you.

- Ooh.

- How has your life changed in this last year

since winning "Big Brother"?

- It's been a whirlwind.

I have not been home in my apartment

longer than / weeks since the season ended.

And I've been pursuing an entertainment news career,

so I've been doing some cool stuff

with "Entertainment Tonight."

So I've been really, really happy.

- Saw you there.

Looking good, sounding good. - Thank you.

- All right, you and Joseph.

What is the status?

- Look, Jaylor lives.

We're just not a romantic couple anymore.

He's my best friend in the world,

and we did fight really hard for our relationship.

But we're just better as a friendship duo.

- Well, give him our love, please.

All right, let's talk about this season.

We are on day , and this is gonna go to day .

When you won last year, that was day , the finale.

How do you think the fact that this season is unusually

long has impacted the game?

- Well, you saw it from the beginning.

It started as a social game.

The first half of the game was driven

by Cirie and social strategy.

And now on this back half of the game,

we see competitions taking over again and defining what it

means to be a "Big Brother" winner, which, of course,

everybody knows, I always will advocate for the social game.

So I think time is designed to alter the state of the game,

and it's interesting to see how the contestants and the jury

will react.

- OK.

What, in your opinion, was the best move of the season?

- This might sound a little controversial,

but I think getting rid of Reilly was the best thing.

Look, Matt is still wrapped around that girl's finger,

crying over her HOH letter.

I think Reilly would have had Colt running after her,

so it was probably good to get her out early.

- OK.

In your opinion, what was the worst move of the game?

- Look, I have a little favorite.

Getting rid of Hisam.

Hisam was a strong soldier for that side of the house,

and I don't think we would have seen

the game that we're seeing right

now had he stayed around.

- And Cirie was wondering the same thing

just a few days ago.

- Yeah, I don't blame her.

- OK, I am gonna go through the final four with you.

I'm gonna say a name, and you're gonna give me

a reason why they could win.

Let's start with Bowie Jane.

- Ooh, Bowie Jane.

Look, in defense of Bowie Jane, she's had three comp wins.

She's never touched the block.

I don't know.

I'm just curious if she were a man,

would we be talking about her game in a different way?

Something to think about.

- OK.

Jag?

- Look, Jag is an absolute comp beast this season.

He has been winning against some people

that aren't as strongly competitive against him.

But I think he does have an argument

to advocate for his game.

And if he can stand up on finale night,

if he gets there, I want to hear his argument.

- OK.

Felicia?

- Listen, I might have to buy some stock in mustard seeds

if this works out for her, OK?

Look, that is my fellow blockbuster over there.

There's always an argument that can

be made for letting other people

run amok around you while you sit back

and let people go crazy.

- Matt?

- Now I think Matt has the best combination of social game

and competition wins.

He also has not burned as many bridges outside in the Jury

House like Jag has.

So I think he can stand up, make a good argument

for himself, and show that--

look, if finale night comes around and he says,

"Jag, you won competitions, but you're

only here because I saved you," I think that's a trump card.

- You talk about how social game is more

important than people think, and you

think he has the strongest.

But all four people who are left,

they all really have a pretty good social game.

They don't have enemies, do they, on the jury?

- I don't know.

Jag has kind of betrayed most of the people

going outside the house.

So yeah, you can make an argument

about setting a record for comp wins,

but the comp beast in my season was sitting in Jury House,

too, and look who won.

- There you go.

Taylor Hale, thank you so much.

- I love you.

- Keep doing what you're doing.

I love you right back. - Always.

Thanks for having me. - Taylor Hale, everyone.

[cheers and applause]

When we return, Felicia, Jag, and Matt's

"Big Brother" lives are on the line.

Who will win the final Veto competition?

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[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Bowie Jane may have control of this week's nominations,

but tonight, it's all about the Veto.

Who will win and secure their spot on finale night?

It's time to find out.

[upbeat music]

♪

- Oh, sh**t.

Come on, God.

- Wow.

♪

- Attention, houseguests.

Welcome to the final Veto competition of the season.

Unfortunately, the Scramble-Verse

has become unstable and is wreaking

havoc in your universe by scrambling

the entire "BB " timeline.

Your mission is to restore the timeline

and save the universe by getting

this scrambled timeline back in the correct order.

Here's how it works.

Your broken timeline consists of event tiles of moments

from the "Big Brother" house and number tiles.

On go, flip over the event tiles on your timeline.

Your job is to fix the broken timeline by placing the

event tiles in chronological order along the timeline

and use the number tiles to identify the exact day

each event happened.

Once you think you have correctly unscrambled

the timeline, hit your button.

If anything is incorrect, the button will light up red,

and you must figure out where you went wrong.

But if all the events are in chronological order

with the correct days, your button will light up green,

and you have saved your universe and won

the final Golden Power of Veto.

Are you ready to play Scrambled Timeline?

- Yeah, let's go!

- Yeah. - Whoo.

- At this point, every decision

is a $, decision.

I can only trust myself,

because if Bowie Jane or Matt win,

me on the block might be a little bit too tempting.

If I win this Veto, not only am I safe,

I also have the sole vote to evict.

Then I can dictate how I want to play my game

and who I want in the final three with me.

- Why do I need to win Veto?

This dictates whether I have a life in the game.

It's the last Veto of this "BB " season.

The only person that can save me is me.

I need to win the Veto, bring myself down so that I have

the opportunity to go to the final three

and then compete to sit in one of them

final two chairs at finale night.

- This is the final four Veto competition.

It is absolutely crucial to the Mafia

that we win this, because we want to send

Felicia packing this week.

And the only way to do that is to win the Veto.

I have been studying for this competition.

I know Matt and Jag have been as well.

So I'm hoping one of the three of us can pull out this win.

- I trust Jag and Bowie, but this late in the game

especially, anyone can make bold moves.

So I want to win this Veto, take myself off the block,

and then I'll have the sole vote to send

Felicia to the Jury House.

[air horn blares]

- All of the events that have happened this season

are scrambled up, and it's our job to place these photos

in chronological order.

Then we have to label each photo with the day

on which it happened.

I've studied a lot for this.

The first thing I'm doing is putting

them in order in my arms.

So each time I grab another photo,

I know exactly where it should go in the stack

of photos I'm already holding.

Oh, my god.

- You know, I got to start somewhere.

So I'm just gonna do one picture at a time,

put it in the area that I think it probably belongs,

and see if somehow I land in the right order

where I don't have to do a whole lot of shuffling.

♪

- I've been studying HOH days and Veto competitions.

But "Big Brother" got tricky on us.

They decided to throw random things

like scary transmissions.

And you expect me to know exactly

when Red's birthday was or even

Cory wearing Blue's outfit?

Those are something I never studied at all.

♪

- I see a photo of Cameron at the nomination table.

All of us are sitting there with pies in our faces.

This is the week that Izzy goes home.

So this makes it very easy for me.

I think it's around day .

♪

- So I'm looking at this picture,

and this is the Do or Die competition

between Cameron and Jared.

This is the day Cameron decided he was gonna

put the risk in his own hands.

He played the competition, and he won.

This was day .

♪

- Now that I have all of these photos

up in what I think is the correct order,

it's time to start tackling these day numbers.

♪

Me and Blue standing at the head of the living room.

How could I forget this day?

The double backdoor blindside and Cory and America

saw themselves on the block, day .

♪

- So I did a lot of studying of every HOH, every Veto,

but then they threw in a couple of pictures that didn't

have nothing to do with that.

Come on, Felicia, you can do this.

♪

- We have been in this house for so long.

It's really hard to keep track of where these memories fall.

But I need my brain to be working

overtime because I do not want Felicia to win the Veto.

♪

- How could I forget this one?

It was Superhero Smackdown, and that's

when I won my first HOH.

- I can't look.

[together] Oh!

- And I know that's day .

♪

- At this point, I have all my pictures in order.

I have day numbers assigned to all of them.

I run and hit my buzzer.

And it turns red?

♪

I look back at the photo of Blue and Cory,

and I realize I put day two, but I

don't think they were that comfortable on day two

to be switching clothes.

I have fought so hard to get to the point

that I'm at right now.

I was literally evicted.

I came back.

I've been on the block.

I've been targeted throughout this game,

and it's been a long journey.

I did not come this far just to make it this far.

♪

- I have no idea how everyone else is doing.

All I know is I've got to be as fast as possible right now.

♪

- Of course, this did not happen on day .

The space crystal was on day , the day of the HOH.

So I quickly take the one.

Snot a Winner, day , and I hit my buzzer.

[bell dings]

Let's go!

Whoo!

- Hey!

Congratulations, Jag, you have won the Golden Power of Veto.

- Thank you.

Let's go!

I made it to the final three, baby.

I'm so, so excited.

I get to decide who I want to take with me

and Bowie to the final three.

This is huge.

- Jag is the winner, and I couldn't be happier.

This means he can vote Felicia out and take the Mafia

through to the final three.

- Wow.

- What a season.

Jag wins.

That's a problem, unless I can convince Jag to send

Matt to the Jury House.

That leaves me the opportunity and possibility

of still being able to sit in them final two chairs.

- I'm thrilled that Jag's the winner.

I just hope Jag stays true to the Minutemen

and remembers when I literally saved him with my Power

of Invincibility.

I totally trust Jag, but there's a part

of me that's still nervous.

♪

- So now, what's your move?

- I don't know.

- This is a $, decision.

- Mm-hmm.

- Your biggest competitor is still here.

If you leave him here, you take the chance of sitting

next to him on finale night.

I know you guys have been a duo all the way through.

At some point, you have-- these guys that win,

they let their duo go.

- Damn.

- You guys have both played good games.

Competitively, you've outplayed him.

Now relationship-wise, I don't know.

- Yeah.

- That's your risk going into the final two with him.

- Yeah.

Everyone says they want to win the comp.

And then you've got to make--

- That's been-- that's been--

- --tough, tough--

- Tough, tough, tough decisions.

- I have a very deep sense of loyalty to Matt,

but I know it's gonna be harder to beat Matt in the end.

I came in to be the first Sikh on "Big Brother"

and the first Sikh winner, and every part of me

wants to make that happen.

So do I make the smart game move,

or do I throw that away and just stay loyal to Matt?

I don't know.

It's-- it's such a tough decision.

And I feel like I want to throw up

every time I think about it.

It's like, what do I do?

- You got to trust your gut.

- But I don't know what my gut is saying.

♪

- When we return, it's the live Veto

meeting and live eviction.

Whose game is coming to an end just days before finale night?

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Having won the Power of Veto, Jag now holds all the power.

For the past hours, Jag has been struggling with what

to do, stay loyal to his fellow Minuteman Matt

or vote him out, potentially clearing

his path to the final two.

It's time to choose.

Let's head to the living room for the biggest

decision of the season.

Hello, houseguests.

- Hi. - Hi, Julie.

- Jag, as the Veto holder, you are safe,

and you can't use it, because there's

no one left to nominate.

So the power to evict rests solely in your hands.

It is time for the live vote and eviction.

Matt, Felicia, finale night is less than a week away,

but unfortunately, only one of you will make it there.

I'd like to give each of you one

last chance to address Jag before he

casts the sole vote to evict.

Matt, you're first.

- Thank you, Julie.

You're looking rather dashing.

Shout-out to my family.

I love and miss you all so much.

Happy birthday, Mom.

Shout-out to the deaf community.

I hope I'm representing well, making y'all proud.

Mama Fe, love you like a mama.

Thanks for always keeping us well-fed in this house.

Bowie Jane, thank you for being your goofy self.

Love you like a sister.

Jag, love you like a brother.

Look at where we are.

Look how far we've come.

We've always looked out for each other

and protected each other.

I'm so proud of you, man.

Good job with everything you've done.

Go, Tigers.

- Thank you, Matt.

Felicia, it's your turn.

- Thank you, Julie.

Family, I can't wait to see you.

To the houseguests, it really has been my pleasure.

I'm happy, actually, to be sitting here

with these individuals, because I tried

to play this game with truth and trust

and a whole lot of faith.

And that's hard to do in this house.

But I think the people in here are

the ones that did that the best, and that's

why we're still sitting here.

Matty Ice, I love you to death, like a son.

And I'm gonna see you at the Olympics.

Bowie Jane, Jag, I love you.

You guys have played an outstanding game.

Thanks, Julie.

- Thank you, Felicia.

Thank you both.

All right, Jag, it's now up to you

to cast the sole vote to evict.

You now have the power to send one nominee to jury

and send the other to finale night.

Just a reminder, when Jag casts his vote,

the evicted houseguest will have only a few moments

to say goodbye, gather his or her belongings,

and walk out the front door.

Jag, please stand at the front of the living room,

face the two nominees, and cast your vote to evict.

- I know how important this decision

is, and just know that I have not taken it lightly.

Mama Fe, we've had a crazy, long,

and beautiful journey in this house together,

and you've played an outstanding social game.

I respect you tremendously as a game player and as a human.

Ultimately, I have to do what I believe is right

and stay true to who I am.

So with a heart full of admiration,

I vote to evict you, Mama Fe.

- It's official.

Felicia, you have been evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

- Thank you. [indistinct].

- I'll see you in a couple of days.

[indistinct chatter]

- I love you so, so much.

It has been such a blessing sharing this experience

with you, truly. - Yes.

- You've done everything you set out to do and more.

- Yes.

You guys have been a pleasure to know, for real.

Good luck to all of you.

- Thank you.

- It'll be exciting to see which two come out or-- yeah,

it'll be exciting to see which two come out

the door and then who wins.

That's gonna be an exciting something.

- Yeah.

- Love you.

- Love you guys.

- We love you, Mama Fe.

- Thank you.

- Love you.

- Don't let me fall with this mic.

- We'll catch you.

We'll catch you.

[cheers and applause]

- You can drop the bag.

[cheers and applause]

- Final three, guys.

- Final three, baby,

- Mafia.

- Mafia!

The Mafia!

- Let's go!

- Love you, bro.

- Love you.

- Oh, man.

- Love you, man. - Love you, man.

Thank you.

- Of course.

I got you.

- That's scary.

- Oh my gosh. - Like, no matter what.

Like, I mean--

- Yeah.

- --like, even if it's you.

- Felicia, so close to the end.

- Yes.

- And you made some compelling arguments to Jag

as to why he should keep you, but ultimately,

those arguments didn't stick.

Why do you think they didn't work?

- Because I think he really has a loyalty to Matt,

and I appreciate that kind of loyalty.

They were true friends in there.

I was too, but I just think that his sense of loyalty

to him-- they were connected from day one and with Reilly,

and then there was just something with them

that I think that I couldn't even bust into that.

- Loyalty aside, do you think he made the right decision

for his game to advance?

- No.

- Why not?

- [laughs] Not at all.

- Why?

Is Matt too tough to beat?

- I told Jag, and I told Matt, and I told each one of them

that I told the other one.

Each one of you has to get rid of the other one

if you want to win.

Jag may lose to Matt, because Matty Ice played a--

a really good social game, and he's just-- he's

just that all-American guy that everybody loves.

Jag played a really good competitive game,

and he had a good social game.

But I don't know that he'll beat Matt in a vote.

So he may have just given away his $,.

- We'll find out Thursday night.

- We sure will.

- Is there anything you wish you had

done differently in this game?

- Oh, so many things.

The people that I thought I could trust I found out

was all lying to me the whole dang-gon' game.

I'm trying not to curse.

And it was crazy.

But I think I played the best game for me.

I tried to stay true to me.

I tried to stay truthful.

I probably talked too much.

- No, no, no, no, no.

[laughter]

Well, in the event you were the one here tonight,

your housemates taped some goodbye messages.

Let's watch and listen.

- OK.

- Mama Fe, I'm so proud of you, and you have impressed

everyone in this game.

See you in a couple of days.

- Felicia, I have been working with Matt and Jag

since week six.

I hope you understand this is purely game,

and I can't wait to hang out with you outside the house.

- Mama Fe, Matt and Bowie wanted you gone last week,

but I shifted the target to Cirie.

I've continued to fight hard for you in this game.

But at this point, I have to start

thinking about my own game.

I love you so, so much, and I can't wait to see you soon.

[laughter]

- What's that for?

- See, they all knew I could beat them.

- Well, the truth hurts.

- [laughs]

- Final thoughts, Felicia?

- This has been probably the greatest

experience of my life.

I'm sitting here looking at you.

So that just tops it all.

I've always wanted to do this.

In my intro interview, I said, "Julie,"

because I wanted to come here and sit with you.

It's been a pleasure.

I won't do it again.

[laughter]

- Expect the unexpected.

Never say never.

- Never say never.

I will say that.

But it has been a pleasure.

- Well, you're part of the jury now.

- Yes.

- And you'll be back here Thursday night when you all

vote for a winner of "BB ."

- Yes.

And I'm gonna use my influence in that Jury House.

- I'm sure you will.

Thank you, Felicia.

- You're welcome.

- When we return, we'll check in with the final three

as they make their final push to finale night.

Stay with us.

[cheers and applause]

♪

[cheers and applause]

- Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Let's return to the living room and talk with the final three.

Hello, final three.

How are you all feeling tonight?

- So good!

- Oh, my god.

- Well, congratulations to all of you.

One of you sitting there will win "Big Brother"

and the $, grand prize.

And we're gonna find out who that is this Thursday.

Yes, the live season finale is just four days away,

houseguests, so get ready.

The battle for the final three-part Head of Household

will begin shortly.

- Oh.

- Good night, houseguests.

- Let's go!

- Tune in Tuesday at :, : Central as the houseguests

strategize their endgame, get messages from their loved

ones, and begin the battle to become

the last and most powerful Head of Household of the season.

Then after a record days,

it's time to crown the winner of "Big Brother's"

th anniversary season.

And it all happens this Thursday at :, : Central

on the live two-hour season finale as we crown the final

Head of Household, the final eviction takes place,

the jury of seven votes for the winner of "Big Brother,"

and all the houseguests reunite.

Who will take home the $, grand prize?

Plus, I'll have a huge announcement.

"Big Brother " might be coming to an end,

but the "BB" universe has a big holiday surprise in store.

Find out what that means Thursday on finale night.

For now, let's eavesdrop on the final three.

From outside the "Big Brother" house, I'm Julie Chen Moonves.

Love one another.

Good night.

[cheers and applause]

- Oh, my god, how crazy.

Oh. - Oh, yeah.

- This is wild.

This is wild.

I can't believe we did that.

- Let's go.

- Cheers, guys.

both: Cheers.

- Here we go.

To the Mafia.

- To the Mafia.

- Oh, yeah.

- That's so awesome.

- Wow.

- It's really good.

- Go all the way over there.

Yeah, wait.

They said don't pound all the champagne because there's a--

- Competition.

We're playing.

- All right, so...

- But we're still right now on camera.