JURY DELIBERATIONS
The Jury will decide who gets rewarded with the cash. The six Jury members take their chairs, contemplating who will be the final member of the Jury. Jen and Beau want Janelle to be the last evictee, as that leaves members of the Friendship Alliance in the final two. April admits it is too close to call. James doesn't care who arrives. Instead, he is focused on deciding who will win the Grand Prize and is determined that it should be the best player and not the biggest "kissed-the-best-ass."

The mystery evictee is revealed when Janey arrives, crying, "Howie, what the hell happened with the Force?" "Jedi Janey, I trained you well!" Howie wails in disappointment. Janey admits Ivette is responsible for evicting her, but then defends her against her group's remarks. "It shows what kind of person she is, you guys," she points out. "She has that big of a heart." James has a problem with Ivette's strategy, complaining, "She chose a friend she has for nine weeks over her family she's known 25 years." By picking Maggie over Janelle, James says, Ivette has risked the money over a temporary friendship when originally she swore she was playing to win the money for her family. When talk turns to playing with integrity, James scoffs that "nobody in the house played with integrity." Howie agrees, although he clarifies that while Ivette had always talked about integrity, she didn't always live by it, unlike Maggie, who always kept her word.

Rachel thinks Ivette is "a big piece of trash" in the game, but Janelle points out Mags' surreptitious game-play, accusing her of hiding behind her allies and making her allies do the dirty work. James supports the claim that Maggie had everyone do her dirty work, pointing out that she is the reason they are all in the Jury House and she is still in the BIG BROTHER 6 House. "It was a great strategy, as she let you guys take the blame." "You pretty much think that Maggie manipulated us?" April asks, before weakly admitting that she knew Mags was playing her, but as she liked her, she didn't evict her. Rachel supports Maggie's claim to the prize because "she didn't make it personal." Janelle is torn up about her decision. "We all played a very different game," Howie sighs, saying that he has some serious thinking to do before casting his vote.