02x09 - Episode 9

[bunniefuu]

Previously on Big Brother, Nicole's character fell

into question after she voted to evict her one-time friend,

Autumn.

Kent and Bunky laid their differences to rest.

Goodnight, Joe h*m*.

Goodnight, Joe Grump.

Hardy took charge as Head of Household

and promised the world to Monica and Krista.

Will professed his love for Shannon.

I love you.

And Shannon made some tough decisions about her boyfriend

back home.

As the nominations approached, Hardy

offered Mike an enticing deal.

When you're the Head of Household, just nominate me.

And I'm willing to do the same for you right now.

But Mike refused.

That's it.

In minutes his power is over, and then he's back in the pool.

At last, Hardy announced his nominees for eviction.

Shannon, I nominated you, and Will, I nominated you.

And though Hardy claimed his nominations were--

--nothing really personal--

--Shannon took them very much to heart.

Wow.

That was probably about the cowardest

I've ever seen in my entire life.

You wanna give an explanation for that?

Will tension continue to escalate

as Shannon and Will face their last week together

in the house?

Find out tonight on Big Brother .

[theme music playing]

I refuse to fight Shannon.

I love her.

I'm not gonna-- you know what I mean?

I'm not gonna-- there is no competition.

It's gonna be a really arbitrary vote.

It really doesn't matter how people vote.

One of us will be leaving, or both,

and we'll see what happens.

Bye.

Sweetheart, you told me not to be upset, and I'm doing good,

but I can't see you like this.

No, no.

No, no, no.

We are not ducking out like frickin'--

he's a coward, not us.

No, no, no.

You're gonna stay here with Bucky and make his life hell.

Why should I stay here? You stay here.

No.

Because it's more intimidating coming from another man than it

is a woman.

He's not intimidated by me.

The only reason he'd be intimidated by me

is because he can't have me.

No.

You stay here, and you kick his a*s, hypothetically speaking,

mentally.

I can do that

Yes, exactly, because you're more intelligent

and you're the bigger person.

The thing is, I think if I'm gonna

be moving out-- which is fine--

but if so, I'd rather--

No, because Chilltown--

no, 'cause Chilltown-- we have it under control.

I don't wanna-- baby, I love you.

I know you do, sweetheart.

You know how I feel.

Don't worry.

It's no sweat.

We'll play it out, see how it works out this week,

and we'll see what we do from there, OK?

A party is intimidated by me, but I'm

gonna make him cry before the end of the week is over.

His actions, basically, say, I'm jealous, I'm a coward.

What's your damage with this coward thing?

Why am I a coward?

Because of your jealousy of Will and I.

How am I jealous?

Lack of your own ability to find a relationship.

OK.

That's my reasoning for that.

So you're saying that if I nominated you or Will,

I'm a coward.

Not-- just Will and I together.

Why?

One of you were gonna go anyway.

Exactly, so why not hold that card in your back pocket?

What's the difference?

If I would've nominated somebody against Will,

Will might have gone, or you and somebody else,

you might have gone.

Exactly.

So what's the difference?

Well, it puts up a bigger challenge

than you're willing to take.

I want you to explain the difference.

I don't have a dictionary.

Jealousy and coward-- I can't pull

those off the top of my head.

Why would I be jealous of you and Will?

I don't know.

I don't know, Hardy.

OK.

That's fine.

I'm glad you explained it to me.

It makes complete sense.

I'm a jerk, and I'm insensitive, and I'm immature,

and I'm a coward.

I mean, the rationale is simply not there.

It's not logical.

And she's just upset, and I know she's lashing out,

but she's making herself look like an idiot.

Chilltown is a wolf pack of vain, arrogant, immature

narcissists.

I think Chilltown thought they [muted] didn't stink.

One of them, Will or Shannon is going,

and the other one will be left all

alone in this terrible, hateful house

with all these bad people.

I had a conversation with Mike,

trying to get him to basically give me a get out of jail

free card by giving him immunity from nomination,

this week in exchange for immunity

if he gets Head of Household.

All I'm asking is that if you're the Head of Household,

that you not nominate me.

I have to decline.

I'm not as dumb as I look.

[interposing voices]

Implode from inside.

Well, Hardy hoped that what it would do

is plant some suspicion in Will's mind

that Mike had made a deal to keep

himself from being nominated, hence, putting Will at risk.

The only way that this will fall

apart if anyone mentions it.

Don't look at me.

I'm looking at everybody.

- No reason to repeat it. - Absolutely not.

You got no--

I'm not talking to-- talking to Krista.

I'm not talking to--

I'm saying anybody.

Thank you.

Period.

OK.

Ain't gotta worry about me.

I swear to God, if any of this gets back to anybody,

I swear to god, I'll cut the nuts

off the person I hear it from.

- I wouldn't blame you. - She doesn't have nuts.

I have nuts.

Don't think I don't.

Here comes Mike.

[indistinct chatter]

[laughter]

Once we decide who we're voting for,

there's no reason for me to ever have

another discussion about this. - Exactly.

Do you think he really does understand that there is

an element of the House that hates the three of them, or is

he just thinking everybody's-- - No.

He doesn't know that?

No.

He thinks everyone likes him.

He thinks he's got me snowed.

He thinks that I have no idea that he's

saying these things about me.

And I'm just as nice as I can be to him.

And then I'm gonna nail him!

He's gonna go--

Bunky, how could you do that to me?

Yeah.

The mistake is he actually thinks I'm trying to win.

What he doesn't realize--

Not necessarily.

I just don't want them to win.

Do you think he's so dumb he doesn't know?

Then once that happens, then maybe I'll change

my game plan a little bit. - There you go.

Yeah. - But for now, I've got a goal.

Right.

And it's not to win $,.

It's to get this [muted] out of my house.

We've got to get him out of my house.

[LAUGHING]

That sounded great.

Out of my house.

That's my house.

I'm going to make it my personal vendetta

to get Hardy out.

That's all I wanna do now.

Purposely what?

Like we can have you and Krista vote our way,

but the rest of the house is [muted] No telling what

those [muted] freaks will do.

Oh, yeah.

No, what I'm saying, though, is if she

does what she just did all week, she'll piss enough people off.

Definitely.

So we can just cool out.

Right.

And troubleshoot and play the sorry heart.

And I don't know if we're even going to get together,

play that with the women.

Bunky has a soft heart.

You play that with him.

He's just like a chick.

Certainly.

I can easily do that.

It's better not to have two people kind of--

Pissing people off?

Yeah.

Pissing people off and split and go down ornery.

Better she just takes the brunt.

I really hope Shannon just goes out like a [muted] champ.

I mean, for her own--

you know, she seems pretty resigned to the fact.

You know I mean?

See, as long as Shannon's willing to not try and stay,

then that's a big strength position for us.

M-hm.

Yeah.

He just put a big fat [muted] X on his back.

Well, it's just a dumb move anyway you look at it.

He's so dumb.

He's just dumb.

He's gonna find out why someone owns a club

and why someone works at the bar.

[LAUGHING]

[LAUGHING]

[blues music playing]

Laundry here at the Big Brother compound

is not a cool thing.

We take this stuff back to Walton's Mountain.

We have to put in this bucket, and we

put the soap in the bucket, and we scrub on this washboard.

Well, in Louisiana we use the washboard as an instrument.

It's no big deal.

It didn't alter my lifestyle.

It was great, brings you back to earth and nature.

And wash my hat.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, because my hair was dirty.

No use putting a dirty hat back on my head.

The whites are not white.

They're more like cream-colored now.

We can't get the dirt out of the whites or the sweat stains,

or whatever we seem to be getting on 'em

does not come out.

So I don't know what's--

maybe we're washing wrong.

I don't know.

I never had to wash clothes by hand before.

I just feel like we're Amish.

OK, everyone.

This is part of today's competition.

This week it is a team effort.

The winners of this competition will

have all their dirty laundry set out for professional fluff

and fold.

To prepare for the game, you must

each put on one of these outfits over your swimsuit.

You may pick either red or blue.

Just make sure you are wearing the same color

hat, shirt, and shorts.

Get dressed.

Hurry up.

Come on!

We all grab the blue.

I got a red.

No, 'cause I already got red on.

OK.

[indistinct chatter]

When I say go, you'll have exactly five minutes

to grab anything you want laundered,

including towels, bed linens.

Stuff it into your laundry basket,

and get it out onto the basketball court.

Once we're all out there, I'll explain

the ramifications of the game.

Ready?

Go!

[indistinct chatter]

Look out!

[interposing voices]

If we won, we got all our laundry done.

And so we crammed these bags so full of stuff.

I feel sorry if someone's doing bathing suits for me.

Clothes weren't ruined, they are now.

Towels, towels, towels!

Just grab all the towels you can.

Exactly.

I'm assuming we need the bigger bags.

Hardy's gonna get his laundry done no matter what.

Today's luxury competition, cross-dressing.

If you thought the teams were going to be red versus blue,

you're completely mistaken.

There will be two teams, but each team

will have two red players and two blue players.

Each team also has its own clothesline, as you can see.

So Monica, Krista, Mike, Will, one team.

Shannon, Bunky, Nicole, and Kent, you are another team.

When the whistle sounds, one player from the blue side

will remove one article of clothing

and clip it to the clothes line and send

it across the yard to your red teammates

as quickly as possible.

Once you guys in the red side have received it,

you remove the identical article of red clothing

and send it back to your blue teammates.

The game will continue one article of clothing at a time

until the blue players are completely dressed in red,

and the red players are completely dressed in blue.

The first team to completely switch colors

wins and will have its clothes sent

out for laundering and fluff.

The losers will get their dirty laundry back.

Who's ready to cross-dress?

[cheering]

All right, guys.

Let the games begin!

Let's get it on.

Let's get it on.

Let's get dressed.

Go, baby, go!

[music playing]

Go, go, go!

[indistinct chatter]

That's our [inaudible] too.

[indistinct chatter]

Come on, guys, let's go.

Looks like there's two in here.

Better believe it.

Put it on, baby.

Don't matter, inside-out, whatever.

Nice and smooth, nice and smooth.

Nice and smooth.

Nice and smooth.

[indistinct chatter]

OK, go.

Go go go go go go.

Wrap it over the top of the line.

Clothes go on top of it.

There you go.

[indistinct chatter]

Here we go.

Down the wire.

Send! Fast!

Go! Go!

Go!

Go!

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby!

- Ooh! - Let's go!

Get 'em on!

Get 'em on!

[indistinct chatter]

Get 'em on!

Put 'em on!

Put 'em on!

Go!

Get in on!

[cheering]

Bunky, Shannon, Kent, and Nicole.

[cheering]

Woo!

All right!

Hey, Will, do we have to just give that back?

There's no switching laundry now, right?

You got a deal, donkey.

I'm done, baby.

Look at this [inaudible]. - Right.

Now can I have these back before--

After we lost the competition, while the winning team got

to bring theirs to the storage room

and get it set out for dry cleaning,

I had the nasty washboard and buckets and a hose.

It wasn't fun.

Mike, hold this on the wall and turn this on.

As soon as competition was over, I was like,

OK, now I can wash my clothes.

And that's exactly what I did.

So that wasn't serious dollar.

That was lights up for me.

Nice!

Cool.

Wait here.

Do we need anything else out of there?

You might not be able to get another taste of a--

touch of a Victoria's Secret thong.

[laughter]

Ooh!

I just won the lottery.

I felt bad for the other team, but I was just happy

that I won my luxury, because I'm leaving Thursday,

and I'd like to have my clothes clean.

Ahh!

Jeez Louise!

Pretty, pretty please with sugar on top for a pull-up bar?

We would really like some massage therapy.

How are you doing on that toaster?

He's so needy.

[indistinct chatter]

Today's America's Choice day, and I gathered everyone

in the living room around the plasma screen TV

to find out exactly what America's choice question was

and what the answer was.

Which gift would you like to see the House Guests receive?

A puppy!

One, a pull-up bar, two, a massage chair--

What?

--three, a toaster.

Bunky!

For the past week or so, I've been coming in here whining

about can we get a toaster, because we're

toasting our bread in the oven.

And that's a waste of electricity,

and it takes longer, yada yada yada.

And everybody seems to be toasting their bread.

One, two--

Yay!

So I think it was a great reward.

And I'd like to thank America for giving

us a toaster, because it's something

that the whole house can use.

That makes me feel really good that America

chose the toaster knowing that Bunky wanted the toaster.

It's a toaster.

I mean, I don't need a--

that's-- no offense to you, but that's the most boring

thing I've ever heard of.

How nice!

Leggo my Eggo.

Waffles, bagels, breakfast, essentially.

[cheering]

Everyone in the household certainly could gain use

of a toaster, and I don't think everyone would have been

able to use the pull-up bar.

So it was better for the household,

which is fine with me.

- All right! - Awesome.

You can take it in the kitchen.

When you're in here, and there's very few luxuries

that you have, something like a toaster

can make a world of difference, because we

will use it every day.

It's a big deal, and I'm sure it will get plenty of use.

Thank you, America!

Keep this down.

Keep this down!

Lower the upper arm.

That's not parallel.

Shh!

Your elbow's too high.

Stop it.

I'm serious.

Your arm--

Stop, Bunky.

There's too much weight.

Bunky-- [GRUNTS]

Your form sucks.

I don't need you to tell me about form, Bucky.

I appreciate it, though. - Yes, you do.

I swear, I'll slap the taste right out of your mouth.

[indistinct chatter]

Whenever you're ready, Shanon.

I guess I'm as ready as I'll ever be.

Nicole had expressed interest that she wanted

to start working out, so her and I've been

working out for three weeks.

OK, here we go.

Shoulder on the ground.

Make sure it stays there.

I have an ungodly amount of respect for her and her body

and how strict she is on working out.

, , --

That is something that I told my husband that I've

definitely been wanting to do.

--, --

What now?

's again, one more time.

She's an awesome trainer.

A mirror image of you.

You will sheen when you leave here.

She's very, very smart.

And then on the release--

Oh, you're holding--

Yeah.

You're doing lower back at the same time because you--

And she genuinely cares about helping me.

Anything that I can do to help somebody out in any way I can--

I mean, it just makes me feel good,

and especially when you see the results,

and she sees the results in herself.

I'm really gonna be pissed if this

just is not doing anything, and it's

just my hopeful imagination.

Shoulder on the ground.

Make sure it stays there.

, -- Making faces is part of it.

Nicole is seeing changes in her body that are exciting her.

It's unbelievable what's going on with my thighs.

And I hope her husband's been watching

her changes too, because she's a beautiful person.

Working out will keep you from being depressed.

It'll make you feel better.

Will said that I have a mental thing that you

never think that you look OK.

No sweat.

You're all right.

Oh, look at the size of that spider!

It's a black widow.

- No, it's not. - Yes, it is.

- No, it's not. - Yes, it is.

It's too big to be a black widow.

No, it's not.

Well, let's do-- well, we don't want him to live.

You guys wanna see a scary-a*s spider?

We need to get him over on his belly and k*ll him.

We need to k*ll him, Will. - Stop, stop.

We're not going to k*ll him.

Oh, use my cup.

Oh, great.

All I need now is something to put underneath it, so

would you get me one of those--

Well, no.

Here, just look while I'm holding it.

Look, underneath him.

Don't swish him, please.

It is a black widow!

Oh my god!

I told you.

- Oh, my god! - Shannon, Shannon, listen.

Calm down.

Oh, my god.

It's got the red hourglass on its stomach.

It's a black widow. - I told you it's a black widow!

We have a black widow in the backyard, guys.

Somebody just got a new nickname in the house!

What?

Black widow!

[laughter]

I'm brushing my teeth, and he just stood in here

and laughed at me as I walked by.

Who did?

Hardy.

If I hadn't been dressed the way I was dressed,

I would have ripped him in half.

Like how?

Yeah, like [IMITATES LAUGH]

[LAUGHING]

[IMITATES LAUGH]

I think I'm gonna go clean the toilet.

Oh!

Do you know which ones it is?

Yeah.

[laughter]

[laughter]

[laughter]

[ominous music]

[nervous laugh]

[inaudible], sweetie?

Nothing.

And I'm just a little choked up right now.

About what?

Why are you laughing?

I'm not.

I'm sad.

Why are you sad then?

Why are you sad?

I got you.

It's OK.

I got you.

Shannon, please go to the diary room.

We're in trouble.

I didn't do anything.

Come on, baby.

I'm gonna cry.

No, you're not.

You're not.

What happened?

Nothing.

I'm going to take care of what I did.

I apologized.

I'm sorry.

I'm so bad.

And I got in trouble for it.

I'm gonna go in there.

I'm gonna remove the top, clean the base.

What do you need to do?

Well, I have to remove this and tell him that I broke it.

I'll get rid of it.

There's no need for this.

You don't need to stoop to their level,

and that was wrong of me.

I'm bigger and better than that.

Urine's durable.-- You can drink it.

It's a health hazard.

Feces, on the other hand--

Will's a doctor.

He seems to be fine.

I was just being bad.

It will never happen again.

Hardy, can I see you real quick?

Yeah.

My toothbrush got broken somehow by Shannon,

so I don't know how it happened.

How'd you do that?

All right.

- Do you have another head? - Yeah.

That's all right.

I'll just use one of their toothbrushes.

Well, I threw the one away.

I took it off.

No problem.

And I cleaned it off.

I'm sorry.

It's all right.

I went in the diary room and asked them if they

could get you another one.

She said she was reaching for something.

There's nothing in that area that she would be reaching

for where my toothbrush was.

I'm just trying to figure out what you'd reach for.

What could she be reaching for?

She didn't dry her hair.

Her hair's up.

So what could she possibly be reaching

for that she would knock my [muted] in and cause

the head to be broken?

And I'm not even sure the head's broken,

but I'm certainly not gonna [muted] use it now.

She's like a little kid that takes her ball and goes

home because the game's not going her way.

It's asinine.

And all of a sudden my toothbrush breaks.

Hey, can I ask you a question?

M-hm.

What was it you were reaching for when my toothbrush broke?

My curling iron was over there.

But she didn't curl her hair.

And there's no way in hell that she accidentally

broke my toothbrush.

[electric toothbrush buzzing]

- Nice sweater, huh? - Yeah.

[LAUGHS]

Is that mohair?

Will, you know, he's very vain.

He likes to look at himself in the mirror, his chest.

He's always flexing this and that.

And I don't like a lot of hair on my chest.

Once in awhile maybe I'll shave my chest a little bit,

but Will goes all out.

He goes down to places you don't even wanna know about.

What we need to do is get Bunky on that kick,

because my man Bunky has got like this gorilla

chest just growing like this.

There's just hair everywhere.

You didn't point out that Will has shaved armpits, OK?

- He does? - Yes.

Well, I didn't know that.

It's not just the g*y thing.

Mike and Will and them shave their chest and stomach,

don't they?

Yeah.

Why?

Isn't it like a woman thing?

Hey, princess.

Do you have any Noxzema?

We were talking about you shaving your armpits,

and Hardy and Kent can't just can't believe that I

trim my armpits sometimes.

You shave your armpits?

Yeah.

Do you really?

Just like I shave my face and my chest.

It's one of the things, once you try it, you can't go back.

It really is. You just can't.

- You never go back. - Yeah.

It's just like trimming the hedges

[razor buzzing]

You miss a day, you miss a life.

I can't imagine it.

It looks strange if your chest is

shaved and your armpits aren't. - Right.

It looks really weird.

Even professional wrestlers shave their armpits.

As far as body hair is concerned,

I just don't like it.

I enjoy living on the Earth the way

I came into the Earth and the way I plan to leave the Earth.

I like to have very little body hair,

and that's just where I stand on it.

Oh my god.

I can see if you had to do it because you

you're a runway model or you have

to do it because of your art or something like that.

But just to do it to be doing it is like, that's like the--

that is like vanity from nowhere.

[GRUNTS]

Vanity, Will is thy name.

Yup.

In this house, no matter who you are or what you do,

we're gonna find out in a matter of minutes.

It spreads like wildfire, and there's no way out of it.

Hardy, Shannon used your toothbrush to, um--

scrub the toilet.

Huh?

[electric toothbrush buzzing]

[LAUGHS]

For her to think that she could get away with it

was ludicrous.

You used my toothbrushes the scrub the toilet.

That's how you broke it?

Uh, I don't know what you're talking about.

So how did you break it?

I told you.

I know you're lying to me, so why can't

you just tell me the truth?

Nice hair.

Why can't you just tell me the truth?

Uh, maybe for the same reason you can't tell me the truth

why you put Will and I up.

Because that's--

Cowardice, jealousy.

That's two members of Chilltown, that's why.

I get two-- I get two--

--you never have.

I understand the whole thing, Hardy.

It's all right.

It's OK.

Well, just so you know, this is broadcast

all over the United States and all over the world

through the net.

You don't think I know that?

I'm sure your friends and family are

really proud of your actions.

And I'm sure there's going to be parade.

And your friends are proud of you, I'm sure.

[LAUGHS]

Bunky said the toilet smelled minty fresh.

[LAUGHS]

[knocking]

Yes?

Listen to me.

Me and Monica have been talking about this.

You're losing focus with the he said she said.

That's not you.

That is not you.

Hardy Hill, you got a minute?

Yeah.

Give me a minute.

What?

In a minute.

OK.

Thank you, brother.

She's [muted] insane.

She is.

What kind of crap is that?

I mean, I think it's funny now,

because you controlled yourself.

Psycho?

That's not psycho.

That's funny.

I was wrong.

I shouldn't have done it.

I apologized.

I love you.

[LAUGHS] Come on, Bunky.

You know, I think cleaning the toilet

with someone's toothbrush is a little extreme for me.

However, I think it is a very intelligent move, because Hardy

is such a crybaby, pretty boy, eyebrow-waxing freak

that this is the type of thing that really sets him off.

I'm gonna go and take my toothbrush

and put it in my room now.

I mean, that's, [SIGH] it's unbelievable.

She's losing her mind.

She's never had things not go her way, apparently.

And I cannot tell you how pleasant

it is for me to be the person to bring it down for her.

Oh, god.

[laughter]

You can't tell me that I have to decide what side I'm

on, because I'm on the fence.

And basically, he threatened me, saying

that I was a target for both sides, was that OK with me?

And I'm like, that's fine with me, I said,

because he's not gonna tell me how to act or who I like

and who I don't like.

You like Shannon?

I like them all.

Do you?

I mean, I don't like qualities that they may have.

Sure.

I look at that, and I say, well, you

know that's not a bad strategy, because then

you're just sort of--

you're trying to be sort of friends with everybody

and not fall down on either side.

But then again, if you don't, like I said, then

people on both sides are gonna say, well, you know,

she ain't really with us.

And she, you know, she's not really put her stake

and ain't put her flag in the ground down for anybody.

So she's fair game.

And I just wondered if that concerned you in any way but--

No.

When my time comes, my time comes.

I don't get mad at anybody.

Sure.

I think there's some confusion as to who is

and who isn't members of TOP.

I think it was Bunky who came up with the name

TOP, The Other People.

So TOP is the group of me, Hardy,

Monica, and Bunky and Nicole.

As far as I'm concerned, Krista is not a member of TOP.

I think the other people, TOP, are pretty solid as a unit,

but because Krista didn't nominate one person

from Chilltown last week, there's always that doubt

in my mind as to where she stands

or if she's trying to stand on both sides.

Are you not just a little bit upset that Krista didn't

do this last week, get rid of--

try to get rid of Chilltown, just

like one person from Chilltown?

I mean, you're now doing the dirty work.

Cause her goal was to get rid of Autumn.

Oh, OK.

That's why she put up Kent.

So that was a personal nomination

not one for the group.

It just seemed a little selfish, that's all, her nomination,

because she's almost like making sure that she's home free

or she's safe.

I just wish that we could have been one week

closer to Chilltown being gone.

What's up?

Hey, you gotta do me a favor.

You need to keep your thoughts to yourself

about anyone going and talking to any of these people.

I don't want any dissension in the group until those [muted]

are gone.

For example, like the comments that you made to Krista,

she kind of took that personally I think and not necessarily--

Krista's not in our group.

She told me that today.

What do you mean?

She's not in our group.

When did she say that?

She told me that that day on the hammock.

I said, Krista, let me ask you something about just the way

you're playing this game.

Where do you stand with that?

I said, I just would like to know.

She said, ah, I'm not in any group.

That is a smart strategy for Krista, because, now,

if something would happen to the Head of the Household

from [inaudible] shut down, and all of a sudden

were decimated to one or two, she's what k*lled that.

As far as I'm concerned, our group is me, you, Bunky, Mike,

and Nicole, period, because I don't

know what goes back that Krista might say at Chilltown.

So I thought, I'll really go all-out tonight

and make an amazing meal.

We'll just have at least a half an hour

of good fellowship, maybe nice conversation.

I don't pray very well public, but I'll give it a try.

Nicole had fixed a very nice dinner.

And so I just suggested, why don't we

just sit down real quick before we start eating

and say a prayer.

Will was nice enough to say, Bunky,

if there was any time this house needed prayer, it's now.

So I felt good about that.

Praying is very personal for me.

It comes from the heart when I pray.

So I started my prayer, and it was hard.

I mean, it was hard for me to speak.

Dear Lord, thank you for this wonderful meal.

Thank you for Nicole, for pouring her heart

and soul into this meal.

We thank you for this wonderful opportunity to be here.

We hope that you will continue to bless us and praise us.

Thank you for bringing us all together.

Please continue to watch over us and protect us,

and please speak to our hearts.

We praise you for continuing to bless us,

and please be with us throughout the days ahead.

In your name we pray.

Amen.

Amen.

All right, let's eat!

Very heartfelt.

I'm sorry.

Which of y'all was laughing?

That was snickering.

It was Boogie.

I thought you were kidding at first, Bunky.

I just--

I don't think my praying is funny.

I'm sorry.

I thought you were kidding.

Nicole, thank you very much for dinner.

It's very kind of you. - Yes, thank you.

Nicole said to me yesterday, she says,

I'm gonna make some shrimp stuff just for you today.

I said, thank you.

This is good.

Hey guys, I'm gonna just go ahead and put

some more salad in everyone's bowl right now,

because we don't-- [interposing voices]

Hardy needs some, OK?

Look at Hardy.

You want some more, Monica?

I don't know if you ever showed

that same consideration for the group

when they weren't at the table.

I can name a few people--

Let's give it a break.

I don't see you ever giving it a break, Kent.

Ever.

Your mouth runs like all day long,

even when people are sleeping like right next door.

So the consideration is thick no matter where we are.

Please, can we just eat?

Can we just eat, Shannon, please?

I'll ask for that consideration

back from you another time.

I can't believe people can't be adult enough

to sit down at a dinner table and act

like adults for minutes.

Unbelievable.

I mean, it would almost be better if they'd throw it

in my face and go, all right.

Thanks.

Screw you.

Is everybody here?

Yes.

OK, I need you to stand up, and I need you to stand up,

and I need you two guys to sit in those chairs, please.

Oh, well!

Yeah, I know.

Today's meeting, which is a weekly occurrence here

in the Big Brother household, was

a little different than usual.

Hardy, as Head of Household was running the meeting.

All right, interpersonal issues.

Anyone?

I just wanna say, if someone has a problem with me

or has something to say when my name is coming

out of your mouth, and it is not positive,

then I need to be told.

Don't talk behind my back.

Just tell me.

Did you wanna address that to somebody in particular?

No.

I'm addressing to everybody.

If there's something to be said about me,

I want it to be said to my face, not he said she

said behind my freaking back.

And I'll back that up and say the same thing.

If you bad enough to talk about it in your little corners,

talk to me.

Well, we had something happen in the house

this week that I think we need to address.

I'd like to ask you to tell us what happened

with the party's toothbrush.

We all know what happened with the toothbrush.

And I bought him a new one.

So I'm the only one that doesn't know?

Well, you know--

Actually, I'd like to hear what

you have to say about it right now,

because I asked you before--

I took care of it--

I asked you, no. That's not good enough for me.

What you doing?

- Let's get it out in the open. - What?

I've gotten everything out in the open

with every single person in this house

that I have a problem with.

I had my little spiff with Kent at the table the other night

about him being rude to everybody else in the house,

being loud and obnoxious when other people are sleeping,

slamming doors, et cetera.

Let me respond to that.

So we took care of that between Kent and I.

[interposing voices]

I didn't get a chance to respond.

I've had my problem--

if I had anything with Nicole, I took care of that with Nicole.

And any problems I have with anybody,

I've always been outright and said, hey, this is what's up,

and I take care of it.

So you breaking my toothbrush was outright,

and you addressed me personally, and you, for some reason,

you felt it necessary to destroy my personal property?

No, I bought you a new one.

That's not the [muted] point.

The point is, is you went--

Too bad.

--like a two-year-old and broke my property.

I think you commenced with the fourth-grade games first, so--

What fourth-grade games are you referring to?

Please discuss this with me.

We already went through the yellow, the cowardice

of putting Will and I up.

Your whole Chilltown mentality, you gotta get

two people from Chilltown out.

But I understand that you're not smart enough to play the game,

and that's how you feel how you have to play.

Well, funny enough--

And so I played the game--

If I'm not smart enough to play the game,

why are you sitting where you're sitting,

and why am I sitting where I'm sitting?

How--

I've already made my peace with everybody in the house.

I am leaving.

I would still like to know whether or not

it was intentional, is all I wanna know.

Of course it was intentional, Kent.

Yeah, are you that stupid?

Obviously.

Obviously, OK.

So you intentionally broke--

Kent, stop, please.

I've got all my votes.

I'm leaving on Thursday, and you will

be dealt with at a later time.

Are you talking about in the house or outside of the house?

No, I'm not talking about anything.

I'm not talking about--

I wanna hear what you're saying.

Are you threatening me outside of the house?

As the game--

Because if you wanna [muted] turn the game

on outside of the house-- - No.

Trust me, baby.

You have no [muted] idea who you're messing with.

- Ooh, are you threatening me? - No.

I'm just saying if you wanna go that route,

we can go that route.

You'll be taken care of after I leave,

as far as the game is concerned inside the house.

No.

You said taken care of later.

I wanna know what that means.

Yeah, which means after I'm gone,

people still playing the game in the house.

Oh, that's fine. I can deal with that.

- OK, that's what I meant. - OK.

Now you called me a coward, but I wanna know--

Let's see.

Big, buff, strong muscle guy taking on the little girl.

Woo!

The plot thickens.

Threatening me, god.

I don't know who I'm dealing with.

OK.

Fair enough.

Does anyone else have any other interpersonal issues

that they'd like to address at this time?

Now is the appropriate time to do it.

I just wanna know what the [muted] going on.

That's all.

It's a game, and everyone's hiding

behind this veil of like it's nothing personal,

it's nothing personal.

Of course it's personal.

They don't like each other.

They don't each other.

You know what I mean?

It's not a big mystery.

Let's just call it what it is.

She used the toothbrush, and she did what she did,

and she replaced it.

And now she's maybe a little embarrassed, or not,

and they're pissed, and he should

be, because someone took his toothbrush and [muted] with it.

But for us to all sit here and say it's nothing personal,

and it's a game-- - It's [muted]

They're ever going to speak again.

I don't have time in my life to say,

oh, I'm gonna get that person.

Shannon--

Give me a break.

Shannon, I wanted to apologize to you for insinuating that.

I misinterpreted what you were saying.

A lot of these people have no idea the things

that I've done in my life.

And I mean, yeah, OK, we can't go as far

as the toothbrush incident, although that was

just the tip of the iceberg.

There are so many other little just

nasty little psychological games if that's

what they want to play.

I was gonna be quiet.

I'm scared of you.

I was gonna be quiet.

You said I should say something.

You're the baddest b*tch.

I'm [muted] horrified of you.

You're so damn scary.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

And if they leave Shannon here alone without me,

I feel for Kent and Hardy.

She's gonna make their lives hell.

She's gonna really go out of her way to drive those two crazy.

[SIGHS] This had turned me into a ugly [muted] person,

man.

[SIGHS]

I'm really, really, really, really

full of much rage right now.

Do you know what?

It ain't gonna get you nowhere.

know it's not.

That's why I'm trying to let it go.

I'm trying.

I'm really trying.

[SIGH] [SIGH]

Today's meeting was just a farce.

I don't know if I'm going to attempt

to have another talk with Shannon about it

or not, because it seems pointless.

But she's so sure she's gonna go out,

and Will's so sure he's gonna stay in.

I almost feel like making Will leave, which of course we have

the power to do, and make Shannon stay here,

and she may just completely lose her mind.

And she may end up having to be leaving

from the house on other terms.

Who will be evicted next from the Big

Brother house, Will or Shannon?

Find out live this Thursday night.