[John Corn]

It's not uncommon for producers of reality television to play mind games with their contestants. But the producers of "Big Brother 3" have figured out a way to fool viewers, too.

Since the latest installment in the hit CBS franchise began early last month, audiences have assumed that -- as with past installments of the show -- players voted off the series were history, and no longer eligible to win the big $500,000 grand prize.

But on Thursday night's live episode of "BB3," executive producers Arnold Shapiro and Allison Grodner unveiled a major twist in the game: The "dead" shall walk again.

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[jrjcd]

oh..i'm sorry...is big brother back on the air????i was too busy wrapped up in clipping my toenails to notice...lol

is julie chen still trying to commit career suicide by being the hostess???

 

[Dennis K]

jrjcd said, "is julie chen still trying to commit career suicide by being the hostess???"

Chen's credibility has been affected, but job security (ahem!) isn't an issue

 

[Steve Mehs]

Oh please let Tonya back in...
I watched Big Brother 3 last week in our hotel, to my suprise, I'm kinda hooked, I did watch most of the first one, but none of the second

 

[Mark Lamutt]

Amy was voted back into the house by a margin of 5-2 over Eric.

Then in the HOH competition:

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Amy won and is now head of household as well.