02x21 - Episode 21

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother--"

Krista became a sixth evicted houseguest,

drawing a strong reaction from her friend

and co-nominee Monica.

Bunky was also visibly shaken.

Even Will shed a tear.

But were his emotions real?

When I was crying on the basketball court,

I went over to talk to Monica to make sure that she saw me

crying because I really don't want them perceiving

me as someone who's strong.

NARRATOR: Monica had her doubts.

You think I'm going to go for the crying [muted]??

He ain't going to sucker me in.

NARRATOR: In the luxury competition,

the houseguests chipped away at blocks of ice.

[cheers]

Bunky won a ticket to a special screening

and chose Monica as his date.

But the food competition proved to be

an even greater challenge.

After the houseguests each recovered a hidden jar

of peanut butter, "Big Brother" made them an offer

almost too good to refuse.

$,, four days, everybody eats PBJ,

they will never know that I said yes.

NARRATOR: And Though Nicole, Will, and Monica

refused to take the cash, both Hardy

and Bunky had their price.

I can do that.

NARRATOR: Bunky's lower numbered lid guaranteed him the prize

but forced him to condemn his housemates to four days

of peanut butter and jelly.

Whoever did this, the other houseguests

are going to see it.

So in the event that you show up in the finals,

they'll never vote for you.

NARRATOR: Hardy confessed that he gave in to temptation.

Just so I don't have a bad conscience,

I took the deal at $,.

NARRATOR: And Bunky agonized over his moment of greed.

I just feel guilty.

NARRATOR: How long can Bunky keep his dark secret?

It's a long four days.

NARRATOR: And who will win the next critical head

of household competition?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

I'm so freaking hungry right now till it's ridiculous.

I know.

I am so disgusted right now, I can't even

believe that we have to [muted] go through this again.

I can't [muted] believe it.

I confessed.

At least I was weak at $, for three days instead

of $, for four days.

Whoever it is, the longer that it goes,

the worst it's going to be for them.

We're all suspects here.

I'm not a suspect. I'm sorry.

I ate peanut butter and jelly for a whole [muted] week

all ready.

I nearly died, but I'm a champer.

I'm a-- I'm going to do this.

OK money's the money.

All-- I-- I hunt.

Can I pay "Big Brother" $,,

and I'll eat peanut butter and jelly for eight days,

and they don't have to, please.

Give me a second chance.

I don't want it.

I want a second chance.

[music playing]

I said, make it grand, I'll walk out the door.

You do it so classic.

I said, could you just read it one more time?

But then it two people would have did it,

only one person could have though.

Right, only one person could have won, even if all five

of us would have taken it.

Well, that is what happened.

Then that means that whatever was

on your lid, that's how it determined

whether you won or lost, right? - Right.

OK.

I just want to get it out loud.

OK.

I understand.

Let's just get it out in the open, OK?

Hardy sold out at $,, OK.

I sold out at $,.

Vote me out.

If you vote me out, you can get even.

I'm telling you the truth, OK?

I know, but we were just wondering how long it was

going take for you to do this.

And I'm just saying that, so he sold out at one step further

than I did.

Hate me if you want to.

But, you know, I could have stayed.

I could have sold out at $,.

I have a lot more respect for you

because you came in and didn't lie to us anymore.

Me, too. Me, too.

I don't hate you at all, no.

I wasn't--

He was just mad that you lied.

You're not a very good actor either.

It's just a good [muted] thing that you didn't lie

to us all week long about it.

I know.

I apologize.

You don't have to apologize.

You did what you thought you did for you.

What I apologize is, is that you have

eat peanut butter and jelly.

- For four days. - I am sorry.

All right, well that you should be sorry for.

- Yeah. - I am, too.

Is anyone proud of me besides me?

You can be brutally honest. - I'm shocked.

I'm shocked myself.

I named him.

I'm shocked myself.

To me, just having the satisfaction

of knowing that there's people in the house that

are more evil than me, I really enjoy that.

There's a new evil doctor in the house.

At least you won't have to cook this week.

I enjoy cooking.

Sorry, just trying to make conversation.

Well, that's all right.

At least He admitted it.

Yeah.

The only thing he's guilty of is bad bartering.

Yes.

If somebody else had said, yeah, I

said yes to $, also, but I just didn't have the lowest

number, then I'd feel better.

But I don't know.

I just feel like scum of the earth.

Bunky is so sad in there.

I was like get ready, man.

We been comforting him.

Or have we not said one bad thing to him?

No, well I told Bunky that--

Well I'm not trying to make him feel guilty

either, because I'm not going to do that to him.

I told him, just realize that when we talk about it don't

take it personally, cause we gotta

get it our of our system, man.

It really is very fulfilling to know that Bunky and Hardy

are just, you know, they're just the slime

that I always thought.

And this just reassured me of that.

And it makes me feel pretty good.

I mean--

--to take this back.

If I could do this all over again.

No, I know. You didn't have time to think.

Don't sweat it.

Listen, as much as I joke about things,

like I can't say I'm not going to say mean funny jokes

about it, but really-- - It's fine.

Please do.

No, but really, don't beat yourself up about it.

I mean, it was a little mistake.

I think coming on, you know, being honest

about it was a huge deal.

And it's really-- it's very minor.

Don't sweat it.

Thank you.

I really do appreciate everything that you've said.

And I've got to be honest with you.

I admire you.

And you shocked me.

- Well, I shocked myself. - That really shocked me.

Well, I shocked myself. I shocked myself.

In the diary room, I was shocked.

And not to feel bad about you or anything,

because I don't judge people.

But I just sat there, and I'm like,

Will's going to take this.

Will's going to take this.

So I thought, OK, I'm going to be a saint and say no,

and then Will's going to get the money.

And we're all going to eat peanut butter and jelly.

- Don't worry about it. - Listen, you know--

So, I'm sorry.

What scares me is I think some of the good parts of you

are rubbing off on me, and the bad parts of me

are rubbing off on you.

So, I apologize for that.

But really , don't sweat it. - No, don't apologize.

Don't sweat it.

It's really not big deal.

I'm going to make it up to you.

I'm going to do laundry this week.

Oh, please, I absolutely-- that's ridiculous.

How about it, when the whole super f*g thing, where I felt--

how about if we're even on that?

How about if we're just even now.

And we have a clean slate.

And I won't be guilty about that,

and you don't have to be guilty about this.

Is that a fair trade?

It's so not a big deal.

Bunky, give me a hug. Come on, now.

This is-- - [CRYING] I'm sorry.

[music playing]

That made me feel worse because he's such a big man

about it and everything.

But yeah, I mean--

[sighs]

Hardy came clean with it, which

that was for his conscience, because that's

how he roll as a person.

He's a very competitive guy.

Is he going to go for it.

Are you going for it, and whatever happens happens.

I thought that at least one other person would do it.

I regretted it after I did it, because I was making

a determination how those people were going to eat

and not just myself.

And I felt bad about that.

You took the deal.

We can make a game out of this.

OK, we got four people, four days.

So every day, I do one person's laundry, OK?

Bunky, I absolutely refuse that.

You know what I'm saying.

So, like I do with the back massage and everything.

Bunky, but [inaudible].

I'd rather hate you.

Oh, great.

I'm trying to make-- make it up to them.

And Nicole is jumping on that idea.

And so she's already given me some house chores and stuff.

[music playing]

Good job, honey.

Thank you.

Thanks.

I would have been much more angered if Bunky

would not have come clean.

That was a really good contest, really good.

[muted]

Well, listen.

Say what you want, but you got a lot of viable information

from it right?

Explain to me what that is.

Well, it confirms something that I've been

trying to tell you for a while.

Which is what?

That Hardy is a sellout?

Sh.

What?

That he will--

under the right circumstances.

And we all will under the right circumstances.

I just want you to think.

If it gets down to the last two, who can you beat?

You can beat Will, OK?

You probably can beat Nicole.

Can you beat Hardy, if it's you and Hardy?

I don't know you have to answer that, OK?

Who's going to go for Hardy, and who's going to go for you.

Did you want to talk about at the end?

- Yes, ma'am. - That's a very--

[inaudible]

Who's going to vote for you, and who's

going to vote for Hardy.

That's right.

If it's you and me, hey, I don't

mind losing to you, Monica.

I feel the same damn way.

Let me just put it this way.

As long as Nicole, and Hardy, and Luke are in the game,

they are going to be the last two.

I know that.

And one of them has to go.

[music playing]

I'm going to eat just has peanut butter.

I'm going to do what I did the last time.

I'm going to eat my PBJ.

I'm going to eat peanut butter and jelly.

I'm going to take up smoking cigarettes.

I thought no one was going to take it.

Me, too. Me, too.

Me, too.

I guess this HoH is really important to me so I don't--

so I'm not nominated for doing the PBJ thing.

Well, I guess I can put the fruit bowls away.

So when does this end, Tuesday?

You know what that means.

Winning HoH is imperative, because you

get to eat snacks in that room.

Listen, winning HoH is imperative anyway, buddy.

For me, yeah.

[EXCITEDLY] Oh!

Yes!

What the heck.

Dude, nice!

Oh, let's dance.

Woo!

Take time to familiarize yourselves

with the use of these cars, as it may affect

you on your success and tomorrow's

Head of Household competition.

The upcoming HoH competition, which is remote control cars,

I think it's a great idea.

It's a lot of fun to practice.

Dumb-a*s.

Man, I'm not very good it this.

I better practice.

Aw.

It's so fun to hit him.

Mom, Will broke his.

Now he's trying to use mine.

Of all the times that I've purposely lost the HoH

competitions, this might be the time

that I really need to win it.

Because if I don't win it, I'm out on the street.

My biggest weakness is turning my wheel left and right.

Something doesn't click in my brain,

and I always end up turning it the wrong way.

You got a / choice here, and I end up turning the wrong way

and going in circles.

But I'm going to get it.

You got it, Bunky.

I'm not even sure you're g*y anymore.

You're doing great at this.

g*y anymore-- listen to you.

--and eventually get acclimated to it.

Oh, that's funny.

Get some more time.

You know, practice makes it better, you know, so, yeah.

It's not, it's not simple though for someone who does not drive.

Come on.

I gotta get this back.

That's back.

That's here.

But I gotta get that turning.

Oh!

You better not.

You better not.

Uh-uh.

Will was hitting it, and I was trying to move it out the way.

Well, that's Will for you.

All he wants to do is smash the cars

instead of actually drive them.

I love this part.

Oh.

He seems unabashed about running the cars

into things, like other cars, and fences,

and posts, and people.

Don't run me over, Will.

All right.

I don't have any insurance.

You kind of have to balance speed with control.

And I think some people don't have a sense of that.

Hardy's really, really good with these cars.

Maybe he works at a little car shop or something on the side.

I don't really know.

But we just learned that it's going to be more than just

the cars.

I'm hoping that it's a very intellectual game,

and the cars is just what you drive to get to the point

where you get to answer questions.

These study A*DS may very well guide

you to success in tomorrow's Head of Household competition.

Enjoy.

Dude, Opelousas is on the map.

Woo!

North Dakota?

Bismarck.

Tennessee?

Nashville.

Everybody is taking these study A*DS very seriously.

And everyone's really cramming on the state

capitals, which I don't think have anything to do with it.

But I'm just trying to help everyone study.

Charleston?

West Virginia.

Frankfort?

Kentucky.

Springfield?

Missouri.

Lansing, Michigan.

Lansing, Michigan.

We do Virgina, do Virginia, do Virgina.

You know what I always wondered?

Why doesn't Michigan just give that other piece to Wisconsin?

I'm still talking about North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska.

That Midwest is a b*tch.

It is.

Yes it is.

With the whole map study thing,

nobody can really figure out what

could possibly be happening with that and the cars.

- OK. - Ready?

- Don't walk on the [inaudible]. - Let's go.

Walk on [inaudible].

Yeah!

Yeah, ooh.

I love the chairs.

Map, [inaudible].

Try to walk around as much as you can.

No, don't play with you cars.

I'm trying not to.

It had a mind of it's own.

Hey, can I wear the glasses, Lisa.

Yes, it's going to be after I the directions, you guys.

OK. I need to take my shoes off.

This reminds me of my job as a lifeguard.

All right, you guys.

This week's Head of Household competition

will be in two parts.

The second part will take place tomorrow.

Only two of you will move on to tomorrow's round.

"Big Brother" is sending you on a road trip.

You and your car will travel the country,

testing your knowledge of former roommates, their likes,

and their dislikes.

I will read a total of questions relating

to evicted houseguests.

There is a pole in the middle of each state.

As soon as your car drives over the correct pole,

yell out the name of the state.

The first to hit the correct pole

and yell out the correct state earns one point.

If there is any doubt who reached a state first,

"Big Brother" will review the videotape

and make the final decision.

Good luck.

Good luck, everyone.

Good luck, everybody.

All right, here we go, guys. Wait for go.

Good luck.

Kent's hero is Ronald Reagan, who was

once governor of which state?

Ready. Set.

Go.

California.

That's correct.

California, Hardy.

Do you know where Shannon was born?

Texas

That is correct.

Will got Texas.

After two questions, Will has one and Hardly has one.

After the second question, it was quickly established

that Hardy was the easy leader.

He just got a zillion points in a row.

He was really kicking butt.

Where is Ray's diner, Krista's place of employment?

Louisiana.

Louisiana.

Some of the questions were really close.

"Big Brother" actually had to go back and review

the instant replay to determine who had actually won the point.

He definitely knocked it.

I definitely touched it.

I've never been a part of an instant replay.

OK, with five questions done, Hardy has four points.

Will has one.

Monica and Bunky have none.

Let's all remember that only two people, the top two people

today, will move on to round two tomorrow for Head of Household.

Do you know in which state I was recently married?

Oh, god.

Sorry.

Las Vegas.

But you have to go to state name.

So I got to Nevada as fast as I could.

Hit the flag as soon as I could, and yelled Nevada.

He was on the flag, so I ran over him and yelled Nevada.

All right, Bunky, way to get on board, babe.

Do you know where Autumn lives?

Texas.

Texas is correct, Hardy.

Krista's least favorite movie is "Fargo."

Fargo is a city in which state?

North Dakota.

I need a ruling on that, you guys.

All right, Bunky. Good job.

Thank you.

Good job.

Do you know where Kent hardly resides?

Kentucky.

Oh, wait.

That's wrong.

I'm not moving mine.

And mine is just going crazy. - Help!

Help! - Wait!

Wait!

Tennessee!

Bunky, that is correct.

I am rooting for Bunky, for one thing because he's never

got the Head of Household.

And Hardy's had it twice.

After nine questions, Hardy has five.

Bunky has three.

Will has one.

Monica has-- - Yeah!

But everyone's still in contention.

Monica has none.

And yes, everyone is still in contention.

I just wanted to put a little pressure on Bunky.

Now I'm ready to play a little cars.

Bring it on, big boy.

Do you know where Mike Boogie lived

before moving to Los Angeles?

New Hampshire.

That is correct, Hardy, New Hampshire.

Oh, yeah, New Hampshire!

It was obvious that Hardy was going to rule

part one of the competition.

But second place was really up in the air

until the last two questions.

Krista's favorite and Sheri's least favorite author

of horror novels is known to have been in a near fatal

car accident in his home state.

What is that state?

Come back, Monica.

Maine.

Maine, damn it.

That is correct, Hardy, in Maine.

[inaudible] and I can't get over there.

So for the end of part one of the Head

of Household competition, we have Hardy with seven points,

Bunky with three points, Will with two, Monica with zero.

Therefore, that means that Hardy and Bunky

move on to tomorrow's part two of the Head

of Household competition.

Good job, guys.

Congratulations, guys.

Good luck tomorrow.

I'm going to get my license revoked

when I get back to New York.

They gonna just take them away from me.

All right, everybody stop, please.

I don't think I surprised myself

with how well I did today, because I

don't feel that I did well.

If Will had calmed down and quit acting so wild, and crazy,

and stupid, then he could have easily done better than me.

Oh!

Will, don't be [muted], please.

All right, not going to do that again.

It's too hot for that.

[music playing]

God-- honestly, I can't even remember what it's like to not

be here, almost, seriously.

I know. I know.

I can't either.

I have to go and look at pictures

of my house and my kitchen and just remember what

it's like to stand in there.

After living with these people for eight weeks in such close

quarters and confinedness, you definitely

get a sense of their, their little innuendos and things

that they do repeatedly.

And it's just kind of funny to denote them

and sometimes make fun of them.

[music playing]

Oh, when Will goes by the mirror,

he always checking to make sure everything's in place.

[music playing]

It's so ridiculous.

I can mimic Nicole, but you'd have

to bleep it all out, because she cusses all the time.

I know. Tell me about it.

That's bull [bleep].

This is B-S.

This is bull [bleep].

Come on, guys.

This blows, man.

This blows.

The clothes-- that girl sucks.

Pick your towel up.

--just drives me insane.

Could you please clean up after yourself a little bit?

You guys washed every freaking towel in here yesterday.

And already there's four on the [bleep]..

Hardy does Hector.

[IMITATING SPANISH ACCENT] No, what's a matter you?

And Hector is sort of a Casanova-type gentleman.

[IMITATING SPANISH ACCENT] I'm losing badly.

Oh, no.

Oh-- no.

[IMITATING SPANISH ACCENT] Come back an play with Hector.

- It's on. - It's on.

It's on now.

It's totally-- it's on.

Its on.

I'm not cosigning that.

I'll cosign That

I can cosign that one.

Is it on with me, or it's just on?

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

If Bunky gets some sort of affirmation

to any question he asks, he goes like this--

thank you, which is really annoying.

It's really, really annoying.

But I don't want to get voted out, so I'm just--

smile, and I just let him do whatever he wants.

The winner is Ann Frank.

Thank you.

Bunky's catchphrase with me would be, "fantabulous."

It's fantabulous.

Absolutely fantabulous.

[laughs]

Sorry to interrupt you, but as you guys know,

we have American Choice.

People are polled, and they give us some really great and nice

to look forward to.

So, hit it, maestro.

NARRATOR: The "Big Brother" houseguests are missing

their loved ones back home.

Oh, please.

NARRATOR: Which houseguest would you like to receive

a personal letter from home?

Please let it be me. I'm sorry.

One, Bunky.

No.

Two, Hardy-- three, Monica--

four, Nicole-- five, Will.

Let it be me.

Good question.

Good question.

Good question.

The America's Choice question this week is wonderful.

If I don't win it, I'll be really

happy for anyone who does.

Please, god, let it be me.

Let it be me, pleas.

Oh, please, please let it be them.

- Please let it be any of us. - No, I don't really like that.

--anybody. I don't mean to sound like that.

I'm just happy for anybody.

No, I really don't want a letter.

I can't handle it.

[exhales] I have mixed emotions about it.

Actually, the thought of getting a letter from Greg

is going to be hard, because I miss him very much.

So I really don't want a letter.

So I hope you guys get it.

And I feel like I could just cry like right now.

I know. I do to.

I do.

- Will, who did you put on that? - I put my brother.

But if they could get one from my dad and Lilly,

that would be phat.

And my mom would be really cool, too.

I'd love to get letters from anybody.

Yeah, we haven't had any contact with family

for, you know, almost, I think, eight weeks now.

To me this is a great luxury.

You actually have a running chance.

People love evil Dr. Will.

Interesting, interesting.

Jeff writes the best letters, man.

I swear to god.

That's what my letter's going to be about.

Honey, could you not shave anyone else's a*s on camera,

please.

[music playing]

Damn it, come on.

After Hardy and I won part one of the Head of the Household

competition, that evening we went out

and we got to practice with the cars again,

but we were given some obstacle, some ramps, some cones

to go around.

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank my mom

and dad for not getting me a remote control

car when I was a kid.

So why don you just sh**t me now?

You know, let's have a sewing competition

or something like that.

Why don't you just make me play football?

Nice.

Dude, this is going to be awesome.

I feel like Mighty Mouse trying

to beat Superman in this game.

I swear to you.

And I have no kryptonite.

Oh, woe is Bunky.

Woe is Bunky.

Oh!

Sorry.

Hang in there.

You're definitely getting better than you were.

That's for damn sure.

Right.

No-- no faltering.

I'm with you.

I mean, you went through a lot for that.

I understand.

Bunky is really running the show

here at the Big Brother house.

You know, if you look at him from a physical standpoint,

he has improved more than anyone else here.

The guy is getting jacked.

Two, he won the last two luxury competitions easily.

[cheering]

Three, he got a bunch of money and then sold us all out,

so he's clearly using his head.

And, you know, now he's in the finals of this Head

of Household competition.

Bunky is a very strong player in this house.

If he can get it down to him and someone else in the finals,

I think at this point, Bunky could pretty easily win.

Well, it ain't like it's part one and it's over.

Yeah, that's true.

Did you lose today?

No, ma'am.

All righty, then.

Are you still in the running? - Yes, ma'am.

All right, then.

I'm going to win tomorrow.

All righty, then.

You better be winning HoH, or I'm going to kick your a*s.

Oh, but, dude, I promise I won't nominate you, OK?

You a funny man.

NARRATOR: The "Big Brother" houseguests are missing

their loved ones back home.

Which houseguest would you like to receive

a personal letter from home?

[drum roll]

ALL: Yay!

Bunky!

Oh, please.

Bunky, I'm--

Get up and go, boy.

Oh, go to the diary room

Read the letter, Bunky.

Go to the diary room.

I'm sorry, guys.

Oh this is just going to make it harder.

I think America hates me.

[laughs] What do you think it feels like?

It doesn't feel so bad.

Does it?

I'm used to it.

It was hard for me to be selected to receive the letter

because I knew how important it was to the other houseguests.

I really wanted Nicole or Monica to get a letter.

Hardy got a phone call.

Will's the evil doctor, so he doesn't care about

sentimental stuff like that.

So I felt really bad for Nicole and Monica.

It's not funny.

Well, you know what it is?

America has no reason to hate me.

They don't hate you.

You know what it is?

They see that you don't really need a letter from home.

They see that Bunky clearly does.

He's a caricature.

He's like a cartoon character.

People want to see that.

[READING] Hello, Bunky--

Buster-- that what he calls me.

Buster, can you believe I opened with Bunky?

What in the world has come over me?

I better go see my doctor.

It has been going OK here.

Happy and Lucky are doing great.

Happy's still alive, I. Guess

Lucky looks every time the garage

door goes up, thinking it's you coming in,

but you're never there.

[READING] Many things have changed since you left.

You won't recognize the place when you

return at the end of September.

Bunky, this house is a lot to run by myself.

I'm glad I don't have to do it all the time by myself.

[READING] How I can be in a room full of people, yet

feel so alone, as if a part of myself is missing.

I close my eyes and think of you.

And I take comfort in knowing that someday

soon we will be together again.

You look fantabulous.

Love, your husband, Gregg.

I'd like to know how my stepkids are.

I don't get to find out anything.

Everybody hates me.

[door opens]

There he is.

Bunky, how did it go?

[CRYING] Good.

Come on, Bunky.

Come on.

[CRYING] I'm sorry.

Are you OK?

[CRYING] Yes.

Was it a good letter.

Yeah.

Let me see his handwriting.

Let's hear it, if you don't mind, Bunky.

Can you, can you read it, or are you going to cry too much?

I'll probably cry much.

Do you want to read it?

Yeah, I'll read it.

[READING] I have watched and taped every show,

and you are doing great.

I am so proud of you.

You are worthy of winning.

No you're not, not after yesterday.

[muted]

Did you see yesterday's show yet?

[inaudible]

[READING] You are worthy of winning.

Dear Bunky, I want a divorce.

[READING] You are doing great with the working out.

You look fantabulous.

Love, your husband, Gregg--

G-R-E-G-G.

[applause]

Thanks, guys.

Getting that letter was such a wonderful feeling.

And it gave me enough energy and my second wind

to stay here, if I can, to the end

and not give up, and keep trying, and doing my best.

So it was an energizing letter.

[music playing]

America's Choice today was a crushing blow for me.

I really half expected to be able to win

that, considering I've only been married for three months.

Obviously, the toughest was for Nicole,

for her not to be the person to get the letter from home,

especially with this th birthday coming up.

I know she was very disappointed.

If you want to, you can make us all PB&J.

I'll make you some--

She just wants to give me a dirt bath at this point.

I'll make you some peanut brittle.

I have felt like I have abandoned my husband.

I canceled our honeymoon to come here.

And now I'm missing his th birthday.

Do you want us just to go away, or make you laugh?

Just go away?

I thought if I got the letter, there would be some reassurance

in there for me.

But I didn't get the letter.

So he'll have his birthday present a month later.

Also, you've got a boogie right there.

[laughs]

Tonight, you will each have an opportunity to record

a -second private message in the diary room to the loved

one of your choice.

[gasps] Oh, thank you.

Thanks.

Thank you.

I think the idea of allowing us to record a -second

private message to our loved ones is a phenomenal idea

because, you know, it's they can kind of get a grasp or a slight

glimpse of how we're feeling.

But sometimes it's just really hard to understand.

And for us to be able to, you know, let people know from,

you know, directly from our point of view to our loved

ones, I think It's--

I think it's phenomenal.

That is so beautiful.

I'm going to go in the diary room [inaudible]..

That is beautiful.

Oh, my goodness.

Hey, Shannon, what's happening?

"Bit Brother" gave me seconds to send out a tape to anyone

I wanted in the entire world.

And I miss you so much.

Oh, [muted] let me start over.

Shannon, how you doing?

"Big Brother--" god, that sounds so dorky.

I'm such a loser.

Hey, Ma and Daddy, and Mel, and Morgan, and Tony.

Hey, Gregg, I miss you very much.

Thank you so much for this wonderful letter.

Jerome, Chris, Willa Mae, Ernestine, Nita.

Hey, Dad, it's Hardy here.

I just wanted to say I love you.

And you really have meant so much to me.

[muted] --starting over.

And Richard Willis, Jr., darling, I didn't forget you.

Grandma, I love you.

I miss you very much.

I hope that your health is doing great.

I just wanted to say hello, and I miss you, and I love you.

Honey, I miss you so much.

I can't wait to see you again.

Happy birthday, honey.

This is the best I could do.

We're on peanut butter and jelly and bread this week.

So thankfully you don't have to eat this.

[clears throat] Hey, baby.

"Big Brother" gave me this-- pfff, too, pftt.

Hey, baby.

Tell everybody I said hello.

And tell them that I love them.

Tell Lindsay thank you so much for the picture.

It's how I make it through a lot of tough times.

I'm so glad I have a family and be here.

I'm appreciative of all of you.

And-- [exhales].

This has been a horrible day for me.

I feel really bad that I'm missing your birthday.

And I think of you every day, sweetheart.

And just to be perfectly blunt, Shannon,

I am madly in love with you.

I just think about you all the time, and I

cannot wait to see you again.

I'm going to stay in here and hope to, hope to win the money,

and make you proud.

And I'm trying to be strong.

You mean the world to me, Shannon.

And I can't wait to show that to you.

I'll see you soon.

I love you guys.

I love you.

He was all alone in the world with his little car,

Knight Rider .

Don't even entertain the thought.

I really want to beat the crap out of Will right now.

I am this close.

He says one more word to me until I cool down,

I'm going to knock him on his a*s.

I swear to god I am.

Why does he have to break every rule?

No! Will.

Every-- he-- that's all he can do is break rules.

Trust me, in Monday meeting today, he's

going to have to sit and listen to why I think

he's such a [muted] idiot.

All right, so let's move on to--

Yeah, OK.

Cooking, cleaner, or chores.

There's no cooking, barely any cleaning, and no chores.

OK, great.

Beds and sleeping arrangements--

interpersonal issues--

Anyone?

OK, well my interpersonal issue is I'm

sorry for my annoyance today.

However, Will, I'm about to [muted] k*ll you.

Please, don't do things like that,

especially when I'm not eating.

I'm having a horrible day yesterday.

It's hot as [muted].

You're running me over with a [muted] car.

My only excuse is I was trying to have fun.

I'm sorry.

It was really my fault. It was very ridiculous and infantile.

I apologize.

While we're on that issue, I'd just

like to apologize and explain my funk that I am in.

It has nothing to do with any of you,

so please do not take it personally.

And I am sorry.

But I am frustrated, and I'm irritated that I

can't drive the car.

And I'm embarrassed on national television.

So I'm just trying to get through it.

Bunky, listen.

You drive the car better than I do.

I know that doesn't make you feel any better,

but there you go.

That would make me feel better.

OK.

I'm just kidding.

Just think about it.

Just think--

Could you hear that? I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry. - We'll think about it tomorrow.

I was just kidding.

I was just trying to [inaudible]..

I won't do it again.

During the meeting I let people

know my displeasure with the fact of having

to eat peanut butter and jelly.

My life's been hell, period.

It's been made hell, because I'm eating peanut butter and jelly.

Oh I--

I guarantee you, I won't do it.

[interposing voices]

That's the pot calling the kettle black.

And I apologize profusely, but I will [muted] make

somebody's life hell if I have to go

through this [muted] again.

You're preaching to the choir.

You're preaching to the choir.

I just said I apologize.

But now I know what it's about.

But what you've said, you said you're going

to make the person's life--

--life hell.

Absolutely.

Have anybody here made your life hell?

No.

I'm just saying, I apologize to everyone.

I'm just saying, like, whatever.

I'm not going to threaten anybody.

I'm not threatening.

I'm just stating facts.

He threatened us with, if he had to eat PB&J again,

that we would have hell to pay.

And I took that very personal, because nobody

has given Hardy any flack the way everybody

has been giving Bunky flack.

Nobody threatened you, so how dare you threaten me?

I mean, if they come back, do the same thing,

and offer say, all right, we're starting with $,

this week, what are you going to do?

No.

Oh, and they go up to $,, are you going to say no?

[chuckles]

Exactly.

I think Hardy was just angry that he was going hungry

or going without his protein so that Bunky

could win $, instead of Hardy winning $,.

We all have a price.

Who wants toast?

This Head of Household competition

came down to two people, Hardy and Bunky.

Congratulations, guys.

Good luck tomorrow.

Hardy, since you scored the highest yesterday,

you will go second.

Please wait in the diary room until it is your turn.

Bunky, please put on your blindfold.

Oh, hey, someone's tripping me.

It wasn't me.

"Big Brother" banned me from playing

with the cars because of a couple of small incidences

that took place.

Oh!

Will!

I felt that I still had a lot to offer,

so I came out dressed as an auto mechanic.

I really thought that they would maybe let

me work with them a little bit.

However, I was not allowed to touch any cars,

or even talk the whole day.

[music playing]

[groans]

In a moment you will see that the backyard

has been turned into an all-terrain obstacle course.

Each obstacle on this course is flagged with the name

of an evicted houseguest.

When the whistle sounds, you will

have seconds to remove your blindfold and study the course.

A second whistle will mark the end of your study time.

I will then reveal a crucial clue to successfully completing

this obstacle course.

For them, just not knowing what to expect

when you pull the blindfold off was really scary.

And they only had seconds.

And then it was just like, here's the last clue, go.

Go. Go.

Go.

When I took my blindfold off, I was blinded by the sunlight,

so it took me a couple seconds to get my orientation.

How many seconds?

, , , --

Oh, I can't pick it up.

, -- wait for the whistle.

Your goal is to knock down the flags in the order

that each houseguest was evicted,

from the first houseguest evicted to the most recent.

Ready? - Yeah.

Set.

Go.

[music playing]

Sheryl was the first evicted, OK.

"Big Brother" had made it clear,

if your car flipped or got stuck,

you could immediately run over and pick it up.

Sheryl, Sheryl, Autumn-- let's go to Autumn.

It's over here.

I had to just pick, pick, right.

Is that good enough?

Yep.

OK, Autumn, Sheryl--

Sheryl, Autumn, Shannon-- go to Shannon.

Shannon, you have to go this way.

Shannon was a tricky one.

I realized that I had to slowly maneuver

my way through the oil rigs.

OK, Shannon, got Shannon.

And then after Shannon-- come on.

Mike is this way.

Oh, is that a ramp.

Yeah, this way.

Mike-- and then after Mike is Kent.

Then it was Kent.

Kent is this way.

Come on.

Kent's this way.

Ow [muted].

Come on, in there.

OK, just relax.

Ugh.

I was freaking out trying to get through Kent's tunnel.

And I was just, you know, I just finally

told myself just to calm down. Come on.

Just relax.

Just relax.

OK, Kent and then Krista-- where is Krista?

And then go over the finish line.

Ugh, sh--

All right, good job, Bunky.

Really, you did a-- you did good.

Don't you think? [applause]

Yeah.

After Bunky finished his turn, he was calm, cool, collected.

He did a really good job.

He did much better than I expected.

He did much better than I could have.

So I was very proud of him.

I saw the two minutes and seconds.

I felt good about that.

I, of course, wish I had done better with Kent's tube.

But I felt pretty confident.

I felt like I was still in the race.

Whoever does the best will be the Head of Household.

I know Bunky will vote out Hardy.

Whereas, I think Hardy will try to vote out me.

Any questions, Hardy?

No.

OK, wait for the whistle.

[whistle blows]

Go.

Go.

Autumn-- whoa.

, --

OK.

Your goal is to knock down the flags in the order

that each houseguest was evicted, from the first guest

evicted to the most recent.

Ready. Set.

Go.

Is that a flag?

Yes.

[music playing]

Well, what the [muted]?

[music playing]

Had my car fallen into the water

over the pool, which it almost did,

luckily the car just got stuck.

But it had I not been lucky enough to have my tire

stick there, that would have been it.

He almost crashed.

I'm talking he was hanging by the passenger side axle.

And he didn't even like sprint over to it to pick it up.

He kind of like slowly trotted, you know.

And I was like, ahhh.

[music playing]

[applause]

But I had no idea how well Bunky had done,

how much time he was ahead or behind me.

The final results are in.

Bunky completed the course in two minutes and seconds.

Very nice, Bunky.

Hardy completed the course in two minutes and seven seconds,

leaving Hardy is the new Head of Household.

Congratulations, Hardy.

[applause] - Thanks.

OK, hold on.

That was just rotten that I won-- sincerely, complete luck.

What do you mean?

Because my car was literally hanging in the balance.

If my car would have gone into the water,

you would have beat me by two seconds, at least two seconds.

Right.

That's close.

It was a good race.

I was not humiliated. - No, I mean, dude, dude--

You know what I'm saying?

I thought, oh, my god, this is going to be like five minutes

compared to one minute or something like that.

So I'm proud of myself.

Why did my brother send me a picture of his stupid bird.

I don't get that.

So, yeah, it was close.

I mean, it was--

I'm glad that it was close, you know.

It made it more exciting.

Hardy's winning Head of House has a huge impact on me.

Hardy's been Head of Household twice.

Both times I was nominated.

I'm pretty sure I'm going to be nominated again.

I think Hardy will put me up for nomination.

I think he'll also put Will up for nomination.

And I'd like to honestly believe that Monica and Nicole

will not vote to evict me.

seconds-- if I'd have fell in the water, you'd have won.

Yeah.

Nonetheless, it doesn't matter.

He pulled it out.

[applause]

Hey, I made it through one.

We have basically four days until nominations.

Anything can happen in those four days.

Anything can happen here.

In a half an hour, the entire world can turn upside down here

within moments.

Whatever, my life couldn't be worse right now.

I literally could not be having a worse life right now.

I can't think of someone who has a worse life.

Hopefully my little plan will come to fruition,

in bring in Chilltown, or what's remaining of it, Will,

to an end.

A lot of times I think you deserve it though, too.

That's not true.

I know you don't think that.

I really do.

I know don't think that. I mean, listen.

I know you're annoyed by me a lot.

But imagine if I wasn't here.

What would you do all day but then be annoyed?

Not be annoyed.

Oh.

Oh, [inaudible].

You won't have to worry about it anymore.

I gotta go [inaudible].

I don't know who can save me in the house.

There's very few people left.

So I suspect that, one, I'll be nominated.

And, two, I very well could be evicted this week.

NARRATOR: Who will hardy target as the next two nominees

for eviction?

Find out when "Big Brother" returns to its regular schedule

this Saturday night at :, : Central.

[music playing]