04x14 - Episode 14

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," Alison shocked

the house, going from eviction nominee to Head of Household

in just one week.

JULIE: Congratulations, Alison.

You are the new Head of Household.

NARRATOR: Seeking retribution, she

nominated last week's Head of Household, Dana,

for eviction alongside Dana's comrade Jun.

Dana, an eye for an eye.

You betrayed me.

It's my duty now to come after you.

NARRATOR: But Alison's nominations did not sit well

with the members of her alliance, who

wanted Justin up on the block.

Ugh.

Major mistake.

Damn.

We had the perfect freaking scenario.

Facing possible eviction, Jun laid

low, while Dana crossed enemy lines in search of support.

My life in the "Big Brother" house depends on this Veto.

NARRATOR: But thoughts of the pending Veto competition

were set aside as Houseguests helped

Jee honor the anniversary of his father's passing.

I just wanted to thank him for all that he

did for me and for my family.

NARRATOR: In the most strategic competition to date,

Robert pulled off a stunning Veto victory.

I have the power to choose what I want to do with it.

NARRATOR: But he chose not to use the Golden Power of Veto.

The meeting is adjourned.

NARRATOR: Who will be the next Houseguest

evicted from the "Big Brother" house, Jun or Dana?

Find out next on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

Good evening, I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the "Big Brother" house,

and revenge is the word on many Houseguests' minds.

Alison, the current Head of Household,

put her nemesis Dana, the karate school manager from Queens,

on the chopping block as payback for targeting

her the week before.

Alison's second nominee was Jun, the investment

manager from New York, who is Dana's

closest ally in the house.

Both Dana and Jun saw their hopes for rescue fade

when Robert, the restaurant manager from LA,

won the Golden Power of Veto, then chose not to use it.

So it's Dana and Jun who face possible eviction.

Who will be the next to exit the "Big Brother" house?

We'll find out tonight live.

But first, over the past week, it's

been Alison versus Dana, two intense rivals,

and a friendship caught in the middle.

[music playing]

I might as well enroll in a mental institution.

You know what I mean?

Well, the worst part about being up against Jun

is that I can't campaign against her.

[whoosh]

I mean, I could, but I don't want to.

What if I just broke this up into a million little pieces?

Really mean.

I'm just kidding.

If Dana is persuasive enough to try to switch Jack

and Erika's vote or possibly even Nathan's, I

would probably just faint.

Right now, we know what we think.

It's going to be -.

Like, you three for me, and those three for her.

Even if you three vote to keep me here, and it goes to a tie,

Alison has the final say.

So it doesn't matter.

I have the three guys, the Three Amigos,

the Three Musketeers, in my corner,

and all I need is the fourth vote.

I don't know what Jack and Erika are thinking.

At some point, you know, everybody's gotta

do something for themselves.

But--

I am a fighter, and I'm not a quitter.

And I will not give up without a fight.

[whoosh]

You know, Dana, she's hanging on, you know, by a thread.

She's looking for anything possible to grab onto.

And I'm sure she is telling people whatever

they want to hear, and she's probably

going to do whatever it takes.

They always get what they want, those two.

You know, everybody knows who I'm out to get,

and that's why they want me gone so bad.

And you and Jack both know that I'm not

out to get either one of you.

[dramatic music]

I do think that Erika and Jack have said--

and even Nathan has said--

Jun's going to end up winning this game because she's

just going to skate on through.

What is that, zucchini?

Uh-huh.

I could see them using this as an opportunity

to get rid of Jun.

You know, maybe I have a chance.

Maybe Erika will vote keep me here.

Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe.

[whoosh] - I was thinking--

I don't know how we could swing this.

There has to be some way you and I can

somehow swing a deal somewhere.

The pros on keeping Dana would be that I

know she's not really after me.

We have power right now, Jack.

We need to use it.

So that's kind of a big deal.

I think so.

This place is enough to drive you nuts.

I mean, who the hell do you believe?

Who do you believe?

Who the hell do you believe?

So it was a very interesting conversation.

I saw Dana coming out of Erika's room.

And, you know, Dana tried to tell me what

she was talking to Erika about.

I'm not in here making any deals.

Like, I'm not offering anything.

I have nothing to offer.

I'm considering myself as good as gone.

Dana doesn't think she's campaigning.

I don't know if maybe she hit her head on something,

but in my eyes, she's campaigning against me.

And I just can't stand that right now.

She told me that she hasn't made any deals,

and she won't campaign against me.

And I'm standing there.

And I'm like, I can't listen to this any more.

It definitely upsets me, if Dana wants

to convince me that, you know, she hasn't

been campaigning against me.

I need to talk to you.

I don't want to talk right now.

No, you have to.

I don't want to talk right now.

It's just a crock of bull.

No, no, no.

My thing is with Jun right now.

She can't be thinking that I was campaigning against her.

That is ridiculous.

I just can't wait until eviction

night, just one way or another to just

be rid of her in my life.

She's so paranoid.

She kind of knows that everybody hates her.

Don't you think?

OK, and now she's trying to read lips.

She wants to hear from me, yes, Dana, I know you're

not campaigning against me.

And I'm not going to give her that satisfaction.

[whoosh]

Jun's pissed.

Is she?

Yeah.

Oh, is that her problem?

Yeah, she's pissed.

Erika, and Jack, and Nathan think I'm on a force with them.

So really what I'm going to do now

is just bounce back and forth with the power.

OK, do you want to just talk here?

- Yeah, do it now. - We can talk here.

Who, me? You want me?

Yeah.

I kind of cut a little deal with the Three Stooges.

Like, if you guys win HOH, like, I'll vote however you want.

I don't care. All right?

No, I knew you would.

Just don't put me up on the block.

No, you're not going. No, no.

We're giving you our word.

I told you that from the get-go.

Yeah, we're not going to.

You know, I didn't put them up on the block.

Now they're not putting me up on the block,

and they're not going after me.

I just don't like how you try to sneak around.

Me?

I think you're paranoid.

I just don't feel like she should have done it.

Why do you insist on looking at me with evil eyes?

I can be packing and ready to go next week,

and she could still be here.

But, you know, I don't know.

You should trust your friends, Nathan.

I am concerned that, you know, Jun could leave

and that Dana would end up staying,

and then Dana would be after me.

I swear to God if that girl stays,

I'm sh**ting myself in the face and going home.

Why would she stay, Ali?

I don't know.

Because anything's possible.

Let's check in with the Houseguests

and see how they're doing.

Hi, everyone. - Hey.

Hi, Julie.

- How is everyone tonight? - Good

- Great. - Fabulous.

Oh yeah, I'm fine.

I want to begin tonight by asking Erika a question.

Erika, you seem to be the big sister of the house.

Agreed? Are you?

Definitely.

JULIE: As the oldest of the women,

what's it been like being in that position?

You know what?

I enjoy it.

I really love hanging out with these girls.

It makes me feel like I'm young again.

What's wrong with the guys?

[laughs] Alison--

- Hey. - Hey there.

I like your dress. - Thank you.

It's Erika's.

Oh.

[laughs] Alison, you've done quite

a bit of flirting in the house.

[laughter]

Yes!

JULIE: Now--

Thanks, Julie.

JULIE: I'm just telling you what we see.

But what I want to know is how do

you think your current boyfriend, Donny,

is reacting to all of this?

Donny!

OK.

Well, hopefully, Donny does realize that this is just

a game, and I am doing what I have to do to get by,

and that, you know, I do love him with all my heart,

and he's the one that I want to be with outside of this house.

As he's walking through the door.

OK.

Thank you, Alison.

You're welcome.

Dana and Jun, as nominees, you will have a chance

to address the group later.

But right now, I'd like to give a chance to certain people

to say something to the two of you.

Justin, in the event Dana is the one evicted tonight,

is there anything you'd like to say

to the woman who has appeared to be

your girlfriend in the house? - Ooh.

[laughter and clapping]

Oh yeah!

It's all gone tonight.

Well--

I love it.

--you know, me and Dana, we do spend a lot of time together.

You know, the moment you do spend a minute with her,

you will realize that she is a great person.

And if she does happen to get evicted,

you will have the chance to experience that, Julie.

But, you know, me and Dana have talked a lot,

and she knows, you know, that it is a game

and that the show must go on.

And she does know that, you know, I do care about her,

and I think she cares about me too.

But it's inside the house, and that's where it has to stay.

OK.

Thank you, Justin. Jee--

Nice.

--your ex could be walking out that door tonight.

Is there anything you'd like to say to Jun?

I've appreciated your cooking.

[laughter]

It was superb.

That is awesome.

If you do happen to go, you know, I do--

I hope, you know, for the best for you.

But if you go, you go, and that's how it is.

And good luck to you with everything else.

- Thank you. - And with Bob.

- Thank you very much, Jee. - You're very welcome.

[laughter] JULIE: Jee--

Yes.

JULIE: It's also been a tough week for you

in that it marked the fourth anniversary

of your father's death.

Is there anything you'd like to say to your family,

who's watching tonight?

I'm always there with them, and I know that they're

with me in my heart.

And I just want to tell them that I love them.

And of course, I love you, Carmen,

and I'm always thinking about them, day and night.

JULIE: Thank you, Jee. - Thank you.

Thanks everyone.

And I'll be back to talk with Alison,

our current Head of Household, and her two

nominees a little bit later.

[music playing]

Coming up, Justin, Robert, and Jee--

as the exes in the X-Factor, they

were targeted for early eviction and even

dubbed the "Three Stooges" by their fellow housemates.

So how did they become such a powerful force

inside the "Big Brother" house?

But first, tonight is eviction night.

Of the nine remaining Houseguests,

only six will cast their votes.

The nominees, Dana and Jun, are not permitted to vote.

Alison will vote only in case of a tie.

As always, all votes are cast in secret in the Diary Room.

Let's listen in as Jee and Erika share their thoughts

before they cast their votes.

Dana is a very strong and blunt player.

She doesn't hide her emotions, you know.

She's very confrontational.

She will go up to anyone and, you know, point out their lies

right to their faces.

Dana, she's a strong player and a threat

to winning the game.

She is a loose cannon, and you never really

know what she's going to do.

You know, Jun can be conniving.

And Jun can, you know, use reverse psychology.

Jun is an extremely dangerous player.

She might be able to backstab me.

Jun, as a player this house, is very savvy.

She's very smart.

But she could be very sneaky, and she could not be trusted.

She could be kind of a snake in the grass.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

Tonight, it's Dana and Jun who are up for eviction.

Not only do both these women hail from New York,

they're both fierce competitors with a strong desire to win.

And as family members watching at home warn,

don't count these players out of the game

before the last move has been made.

[music playing]

Dana has a very strong personality.

Don't piss me off.

With her background in karate, Dana can break wood.

[shouts]

So these people better not mess with her if they

know what's good for them.

I want to show people, you know what?

Don't ever try to take me down.

LISA [VOICEOVER]: She maybe got a little bit of bad rap

with other people in the house.

LISA: Certain people in the house

are calling Dana a "Man-Troll."

The Man-Troll.

Man-Troll-- what is it?

A man who looked like a woman.

LISA: Dana is definitely a girl.

God, these boobs.

[whoosh]

[laughs]

LISA: Justin is definitely Dana's type of guy--

the beautiful blue eyes, the beautiful smile, the hot body.

[laughs] Ow.

It's like two friends hanging out.

He is my breath of fresh air in this house.

Justin takes me away from this game, which is great.

[whoosh]

Obviously, I've nominated you, Dana, and you, Jun.

Now she's gonna run her mouth.

Alison nominating Dana was not a shock to anybody.

She was threatened by Dana.

She probably didn't like Dana hanging out with Justin either.

It's not "I want your man."

It's not anything like it.

LISA: I'd much rather have a straight-up kind of person

like Dana than a schemer like Alison.

I hate Dana so much.

I'd love to see her leave.

If I was Alison, I would not be messing with Dana.

How am I supposed to make dinner

under these circumstances?

How?

I'm sorry they're using you to get to me.

That's OK.

Between Jun and Dana, my sister

is definitely not safe yet.

Jun is my older sister, and she's been my mentor

through most of my life.

She taught me pretty much everything I know.

When we first found out Jun was going to be on "Big Brother ,"

my parents were afraid of the family honor being broken.

If I win, I'm going to open up, like, an escort service.

But classy stuff.

[laughs]

My parents actually have chosen not to watch the show.

They're a little uncomfortable with all the skin just

walking around the house /.

My mom considers being in a bikini on TV porno.

So I'm totally screwed.

So not having parents when I get home.

They definitely want to see my sister wearing a little

less revealing clothes.

[surfing music]

Yee-haw!

[whoosh]

He's going to give her his vote, right?

You're going to be safe.

I don't know.

With Jee and Jun's secret alliance,

they're definitely using each other.

But at the same time, they know how the other one thinks.

So it's definitely an advantage for both of them.

She's kind of come to me and said,

I'm going to try to save both of us.

And I was like, how [muted] are you gonna do that?

I'm not stupid.

Jun's strategy for the game right now

is going extremely well.

She's making friends with the allies as well as the exes.

Exactly.

DANNY: So I think she's definitely

going according to her plan.

[whoosh]

If Dana gets kicked out of the house,

Jun's definitely going to flirt a little

more with the new meat that's on the market, you know, a.k.a.

Justin.

[sexy music]

It's time to talk privately with Alison, who's

enjoying her final moments alone in the Head

of Household bedroom.

Hi, Alison. - Hi, Julie.

Now just so you know, the other

Houseguests cannot hear us.

So you can feel free to speak honestly, OK?

OK.

JULIE: Now, you've made it clear that you

want Dana out of the house.

But as you've seen in the past, the pawn often goes.

What will you do if Dana does not walk out of the door

tonight?

If Dana does not walk out of that door tonight,

I am not going to really be able to do anything,

because I'm not eligible for HOH this week.

However, I will push and pursue Dana's exit

in the next following week with the new HOH.

OK.

Now, your alliance with Nathan appears

to be wearing awful thin.

You've even implied to Jun that Nathan

may have to fend for himself.

Is that true?

Yes.

Unfortunately, this is a game, and I had to flirt

and, you know, really become close

with Nathan to get him to use the Veto on me

so I could stay another week.

I feel like I've used him, and, you know, the alliance

is no longer in need.

So he can go on his own right now.

All right.

Well, you've been reading a lot of the Bible lately.

I have.

Has that had an effect on how you're playing the game?

Actually, the Bible has had an effect

on how I'm playing the game.

It's more of a stress relief, and it's

helping me relax my mind.

And with that, I'm able to focus more and go after my goals

a little bit easier.

OK.

Now, you and your ex, Justin--

Yes.

--have exchanged some pretty harsh words in the house.

And yet, you both recently cut a deal not to nominate each other

for future evictions.

Right.

Is this a deal you intend to honor?

I do intend to honor Justin, and not go after him,

and not nominate him as well.

I think that he will stick to his side the same.

And, you know, we could possibly coexist and not really have

to deal with each other inside the house

and also outside of the house when we get out of here.

All right. Thank you, Alison.

You're welcome.

And you can rejoin the others now.

Thanks, Julie.

Sure.

Coming up, Justin, Robert. and Jee--

could the Three Stooges have their last laugh

on their housemates?

But first, Dana and Jun-- tonight, one of them

will be evicted.

Let's go back inside the Diary Room

as Jack and Robert prepare to vote.

I think Jun plays this game with her head

and not her emotions.

She flies under the radar.

And planes that fly under the radar dump their load on you

and leave, and you don't know what hit you.

Dana is a great person.

I mean, she lives with her heart.

She's very passionate about everything.

She's smart, but she's not a good player.

Dana is a spirited lass.

I like that sassy New York way.

I like the way Dana's played this game in terms

of being aggressive and gritty.

I bear her no ill will.

Jun has been and always will be a dangerous player

in this game.

You don't know what side she's on.

You don't know what she's thinking.

But that's her greatest asset.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

It's only a matter of moments before we

discover live which Houseguest will be evicted this week.

Will it be Dana, the karate school manager from Queens,

or Jun, the investment manager from New York?

But first, Justin, Robert, and Jee--

they've been allies since day one,

and their roommates even dubbed them "the Three Stooges."

But behind all their wacky behavior,

could this trio have what it takes to make it to the end?

[upbeat music]

Justin, Robert, and Jee, they talk to each other

all the time.

And when you talk to one of them,

you talk to three of them.

They're the Three Stooges.

[slapstick music]

[horn]

[bell]

[ding]

[scratch]

[boing]

Why do you always try to throw stuff at me for?

[xylophone]

They're three stooges.

So we have a pet spider now.

What should we name him?

Buddy.

Buddy.

But there's one stooge, Mo, who's the ringleader

of the other two stooges.

Who's the Mo?

Justin.

Ah!

Oh my god!

Oh!

You [muted] hit me.

Robert would be Larry.

He's the sidekick.

[laughing]

b*stard.

The Curly is Jee.

This cucumber is getting warm.

I can't believe you've got a cucumber on your face.

Don't involve me in your fantasies, bro.

[IN KOREAN ACCENT] Don't involve me in fantasies.

[laughter]

The Stooges are comical.

[laughing]

What--

[laughs]

But they're still here.

It was meant to be, Rob.

It was meant to be for you, me, and Justin

to team up like this.

Yeah, it was.

When Justin, Robin, and Jee came into the house,

unbeknownst to them, they were the first three targets.

Jee, I've chosen you, and nothing personal against you.

Everything changed when I went from nominee for eviction

to Head of Household, you know, someone with power

and a lot of control in this house.

People might tell you one thing.

But nothing is definite.

JULIE: Michelle, you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

When I found out that, you know,

everyone had lied to our faces and told me that Michelle will

be safe, we were very shocked.

And, you know, we were doomed at that point.

We were absolutely being gunned after.

It was out in the clear and open.

It was just us three and nobody else.

And then Dana got the HOH.

JULIE: Congratulations, Dana.

By default, you are the new Head of Household.

And, you know, we maneuvered ourself into an alliance

with her.

And now we're back on top.

Hey, our name is the Dream Team.

We like to call each other, like, the Dream Team.

We work together.

We think together.

And we do vote together.

We're the Dream Team, right?

Now these three, they are the strong force in the house.

It's about us.

Right?

- Yeah. - Jee--

Hell yeah.

--we gotta keep it strong and kick a*s.

Right, Jee?

Of course, man.

We're the b*mb, dude.

The Stooges got power.

I mean, if they win HOH next week,

they're going to come after my group.

Who would you put up if we got it?

What's better for us?

Who should be out first?

That's all.

Like, I would put Nate up.

So would I.

Everybody else knows in the house

that if they win HOH that they're going to put me up,

and I'm out of here, because they have the majority vote.

Remember those times hanging out in there?

Yeah.

Oh, man, that was the sweet days.

Yeah, those were some sweet days up in this house.

Remember, if we get it, what we we're gonna

do, Jee, with the front door.

Put a chair out there.

[laughs] You think I'm going to put a chair out there,

and then one of us sit out there and be like,

you want to talk to him? All right.

Let me check.

Yeah, that would be hot.

I really do trust Jee and Justin with everything.

We're going to go to the end together.

I've said forever, we gotta get rid of the Three Stooges.

, .

No, we did the same thing last time.

[clown horn]

It's Alison's revenge as Dana and Jun find themselves

on the chopping block.

Let's go back inside and talk with our two

nominees for a minute.

Hi, everyone.

ALL: Hey, Julie.

JULIE: Dana, Jun, tonight, one of you

will be the next Houseguest evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Before that happens, I'd like to give each of you

a chance to say some final words to your fellow housemates.

Dana, why don't you go first?

OK.

Well, right now, I am just feeling

a ton of gratitude and appreciation

for so many things--

my friends and family at home--

I just haven't been myself without them--

for this awesome opportunity that we've all been given,

and for the handful of you in this house that

I can't wait to know on the outside.

I feel really lucky today.

JULIE: Thank you, Dana.

And Jun, what would you like to say?

Well, I think to call this house and this group, like,

a roller coaster ride would not do it justice.

But at the same time, we've had so many ups and downs,

and I definitely want to stick around for some more of them,

because I think I thrive on drama.

[laughter]

JULIE: Thank you, Jun.

And I'll be back a little later to reveal the final vote.

When we return, "Big Brother 's" next live eviction.

But first, let's revisit the Diary Room as the last two

Houseguests, Nathan and Justin, share their thoughts

as they get ready to vote.

Dana is a--

she's a very strong player in the house.

I can't trust her, and I know she's out for blood.

And she wants to take me down.

She can't be trusted at all.

Dana is very attractive.

She's a beautiful girl.

She says what's on her mind.

She's not fake at all.

She's-- just the right amount of girl in her,

you know, like, for me.

I don't want to see Jun make it

as far as she has because she's just like a sneaky snake.

There's the personal level, and then

there's the strategic level.

This is a very tough, you know, vote for me to make.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

In just a minute, this week's live eviction will take place.

Who will be the next person to leave the "Big Brother" house--

Dana, the karate school manager from Queens,

or Jun, the investment manager from New York?

Let's see how the Houseguests voted.

Houseguests, it's time to find out whom you voted to evict

this week, Dana or Jun.

Please remember that when I reveal

the results of the voting, the evicted Houseguest will have

a minute to say goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to , Dana, you are evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

[sighs]

Damn, now [inaudible] too soon.

[inaudible]

I know.

I love you.

See you soon, OK?

Yeah.

OK, who's next?

[inaudible] send you home.

Yep.

Goodbye, Jack.

Take care.

What do you say, girl?

Alison-- [WHISPERING] It's OK.

Don't worry about it.

Goodbye.

[inaudible]

Thanks.

Buh-buh-bye.

See you in a little bit.

OK.

I hope I don't fall, please.

Walk her out, buddy.

Yeah, help her.

OK.

[inaudible]

Oh my god, I'm so excited.

- Dana, have fun outside, OK? - All right.

Bye, guys. - Bye, Dana.

Got get her, Dana.

Bye, sweetie.

Have fun in Mexico.

[music playing]

[sighs]

JULIE: Hi, Dana. - Hi, Julie.

JULIE: How are you? - Good, how are you?

JULIE: You can throw your bag down.

I'm good. Welcome.

So nice to meet you in person.

Same here, same here.

How you doing?

Have a seat, please.

OK.

This is-- like, from the first-- like, today till, like,

tomorrow, it was just crazy, like, drama, worried

about eviction, HOH, food.

The worst of days.

It is.

It's full of stress.

Yeah.

[inaudible]

Numbers are dwindling.

Dwindling.

Can you imagine when there's, like, three or four people?

That's some crazy-- - No, I can't.

This house would feel empty, man.

- And I'd feel, like, bored. - There'll be ghosts in here.

I'd go crazy.

It's way too big for three people, yeah.

Way too big.

Full of ghosts.

How's your belly?

Good.

Well, I think I have your belly now.

[laughs]

Me too.

Your nerves?

Well, Dana, how are you?

I'm doing really well.

to , unanimous vote.

Not even your bedmate, Justin, gave

you a sympathy vote to stay.

Does that disappoint you?

Does it surprise you?

No sympathy in this game.

It doesn't surprise me at all.

I understand what he did.

He had to do it and stay with his group.

And I would have rather have gone -

than have it go - and have Alison have the final word,

you know. - Why?

Because you're bitter about that?

You don't want her to be the--

Mm-hmm.

I kind of told them all, like, if we

feel that everybody else wants me out of the house,

then just go with it.

I don't want anyone else to have that satisfaction.

I want to walk out of here, you know, with my head held high,

and--

Some of your housemates felt that you

were too emotional when it came to playing this game.

Is that a fair assessment?

Absolutely.

I'm genuinely a passionate and emotional person.

And I thought I would be able to hide it better in this house,

but I can't.

It's who I am.

And God, I just--

I can't deal with phony people and the lies.

And so it was like a t*rture chamber for me almost,

you know.

So do you have regrets about playing it that way?

No, I was myself, and that's the thing.

Like, as long as I walked out of that door being true to myself,

then I have no regrets at all.

Some of your housemates felt that you were campaigning

against Jun so you could stay.

Is that accurate?

No.

I mean, it might have seemed that way.

I was trying to get a feel of what people were thinking.

I wouldn't have done it.

I don't have a bad word to say about Jun.

I never did.

And I just wanted to make sure I was given a fair chance

and that not everybody was listening to what Alison

and Nathan wanted, you know.

I wanted people to know that I was a competitor

and that I deserved just a second chance

just like Alison did when Nathan saved her with the Veto.

And then when you had a conversation with Jun

after talking to Erika campaigning,

you said it wasn't campaigning against--

Right.

Well, you know what I did--

Like, what do you call that conversation with Erika?

It was-- exactly what I said Erika is exactly what I said

to Jun when I came outside.

I don't like to run from things, you know.

I'm very straightforward, obviously we all know.

What I said to Erika was, look, if you guys are going to vote

me out, can you just give Justin a heads up,

so I don't-- there's no tie.

I don't want there to be a chance of a tie,

and just give me a fair chance, you know.

If you're listening to Alison and Nathan, that's one thing.

But if you really want to get rid of me

and you want me out of this house, then I'm OK with that,

you know.

You and Justin seemed to bond in the house.

We did.

JULIE: Would you like to see him when he's out as well?

Oh, I truly will consider him a friend.

I mean, he was my breath of fresh air.

JULIE: Just a friend? - Absolutely.

Not a dating potential?

Not a potential boyfriend?

Probably not. No.

JULIE: Really?

No.

I mean, it's all relative, you know.

I mean, look at the situation that you're in, and--

I'm not taking anything away from him, you know.

But you get lonely, and you get bored.

And we just-- we never talked game,

and we just enjoyed each other.

And we got to know each other.

I mean, given that situation, when

do you spend hours a day, seven days a week

with somebody you just met, you know?

But no, I truly did develop a bond with him,

and I know I will see him outside of this house for sure.

Good.

That's nice.

Even though you sit here tonight,

you did leave quite an impression on your housemates,

and they each taped a special message to you in the event

that you were voted off tonight. - Excellent.

Cool.

Let's hear what they had to say right here.

Thank you.

Dana, I hate to be the one to tell you, I told you so,

but I told you so.

I warned you that if you went against the alliance

that you were going to be a target.

Dana, I like your sassy spirit.

You played this game hard and to the wall.

That's the way you should play it.

I think you're a wonderful person.

You have a lot of wonderful and beautiful

qualities about yourself, and I really admire you.

I don't think anyone else in this house at this point

really wants you here anymore.

At the same time, we did share a lot of laughs.

Just take this game for what it is as a game,

and really cast aside any personal feelings you had

or hurt you had, and just move on from here.

The things that I really, really love

about you are the things that got

you in trouble in this game--

not being able to hide your emotions,

not being able to be fake.

And that's what I really admire about you.

I can't wait to see you outside of this house and take care.

Your face lit up when Justin came up.

Because he's so cute.

He's so cute.

Final thoughts?

It's great.

You know what?

Everybody told me not to go against the original alliance,

and they warned me or whatever the case may be.

But I'm just nobody's puppet, you know.

I had to make my own decisions.

And like I said, I did it my way,

and I was evicted on my terms and not

playing anybody else's game.

JULIE: Good for you.

And I am who I am, Julie, you know.

Well, congratulations on being the first member of the jury.

Thank you.

As you know, the jury will be the last seven people evicted,

and you'll all be sequestered--

I know.

--and brought back here on finale night

in September to vote on who will be

the winner of "Big Brother ."

In the meantime, good luck to you.

Oh, thank you.

Thanks, Dana.

When we return, who will become the next Head of Household

with the power to nominate two more Houseguests for eviction?

The live Head of Household competition is coming up next.

[music playing]

Head of Household-- in the "Big Brother" house, no position

carries as much power or responsibility.

That's because each week, the HOH

gets to nominate two fellow Houseguests for eviction,

putting the rest of them one step closer

to a half million dollars.

It's time to find out who will become

this week's Head of Household.

Houseguests, the power is up for grabs.

Alison, as you know, you cannot compete.

Tonight's HOH competition is called "Who Said It."

I'm going to read you a statement from a questionnaire

that you all filled out prior to coming in the house.

In front of you are pictures of the four evicted Houseguests--

Amanda, Michelle, David, and Dana--

plus Alison, your outgoing HOH.

When I tell you, you will show the face of the person

you think gave that answer.

If you answer wrong, you're out of the game.

The last player standing will be the new HOH.

Is everyone ready? - Yep.

- Yes. - Yep.

JULIE: Then let's play.

Question one-- who said that one of their bad habits

is that they obsess about everything?

Answers, please.

The correct answer is Dana.

Everybody got it right except for--

sorry, Jack.

It was not Alison.

You're eliminated.

Everyone else stays in the game.

Next question.

Who said that their favorite movie is "Legally Blonde"?

Answers, please.

The correct answer is Michelle.

Erika, you stay in the game.

Robert, you've been eliminated.

Nathan stays as does Justin.

Sorry, Jun, you're out.

And Jee, you stay.

And Jun, I'm going to ask you after you're

done putting your blue board in front,

if you could do the same for Jack.

He forgot to.

Thank you, Jun.

Moving on to the next question--

who said that if they could be an animal,

they would be an elephant because they are

the true kings of the jungle?

Answers, please.

The correct answer is Alison.

Congratulations, Justin.

Everyone else got it wrong.

You are the new Head of Household.

Alison, please hand over the key to your ex for the HOH bedroom.

Thank you, everyone.

Thank you.

Congratulations.

Thanks [inaudible].

Congratulations [inaudible].

[inaudible]

That's right, player.

We got an opportunity.

Elephant?

Oh, good sign [inaudible].

It was on the calendar.

It's [inaudible].

So am I. It's all [inaudible].

Yeah, I knew that one.

Yeah, I knew you did.

I was like, that's written right on the calendar.

It's in the calendar.

I would have said David.

I said David.

When we return, I'll tell you about some exciting new events

coming next week.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

Let's go back in the house and talk to the Houseguests.

Hello again, everyone.

Hi, Julie.

Justin, congratulations again on winning HOH.

How does it feel to be in the position of power?

It feels pretty good, Julie.

Pretty good.

Were you confident going into the competition

that you'd win tonight?

It was a little bit of a curveball.

I thought that they would be the five

evicted Houseguests out there, but, you know, Alison

ended up being on there too.

And I didn't think that that would be, you know,

one of the things that we would have an option with.

But after seeing Dana and Alison both on there,

I was-- you know, I know them both pretty well.

So I felt like I might have a slight edge.

Yeah.

Jun--

Yes.

How do you feel having just escaped the chopping block?

[IN EXAGGERATED KOREAN ACCENT] Oh, so happy.

[laughter]

No, I'm really psyched.

I don't want to go anywhere.

I really do enjoy my time here.

And, you know, I don't want to leave the kitchen.

So this is my place.

JULIE: And they don't want you to leave the kitchen either.

ALL: No.

JULIE: Now, your friendship with Dana

seemed like it was pretty strained

over the past few days.

How do you feel now that she's gone?

It was extremely strained over the past couple of days.

And I think now that we're kind of separated,

we might be able to patch things up and move on

after the show a little better.

JULIE: OK.

Alison, your initial plan to evict Dana worked.

It did.

How are you going to celebrate?

I'm not going to celebrate, you know.

I honestly feel pretty bad about it.

I knew it was a dream of Dana's to be on the show,

to win the show.

And I feel like I just shattered that dream,

so I actually feel really terrible.

JULIE: Well, that's everyone's dream who's in the house.

Isn't that right? - Yeah, hers especially.

JULIE: All right.

Well, you'll all be happy to know

that you've reached the halfway point

inside the "Big Brother" house.

Now I'd like each of you to tell me in one word the thing

that you miss most from the outside world.

We're going to go from left to right, starting with Robert.

Elena, my daughter.

JULIE: Clearly.

Justin?

That's not Justin. That's Nathan.

Ah, Julie, come on! JULIE: Oh, I'm sorry!

Nathan.

I apologize.

No, my family.

JULIE: Your family.

Alison?

Donny.

JULIE: Jee?

Obviously Carmen.

JULIE: You have to say it at this point, right?

Jun, how about you?

I miss Bob.

JULIE: OK.

First time we're kind of hearing about Bob-- twice

tonight in tonight's show.

Justin, how about you?

My family and friends.

And Jack?

- What about me? - Oh, I'm sorry.

That's Erika. JULIE: I'm sorry, Erika.

Our cameras didn't pan quick enough.

Go ahead, Erika.

Definitely family.

Family for sure.

JULIE: And Jack, how about you?

My family for sure.

JULIE: Thank you, Houseguests.

And have a good night.

Good night.

With Dana evicted, only eight Houseguests now remain.

Tune in Friday at : Eastern, :

Central to see which two Houseguests will be

put on the chopping block next.

Then on Tuesday, also at : Eastern, : Central,

the Houseguests bare all in a sudsy luxury competition.

And starting one week from tonight, at : Eastern,

: Central, America's Choice returns,

and the Houseguests will cast their votes for eviction live.

Even we won't know who will be going until you do.

And don't forget, you can catch all the action

as it happens / on the live internet

feed available at cbs.com.

For now, we leave you as we eavesdrop on the Houseguests.

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

Good night.

Did you see Nate's face?

- I mean-- - Did you see--

I'm just like--

You're fine.

I'm a little bit mad right now.

About what?

Are you OK?

About the [inaudible]?

No, I feel bad.

- About what Donny said? - You know what?

That speech right now you just said was beautiful.

Don't start crying, Ali.

Come on, goddammit.

Ali, that was nice what you said right now.

Because like you said--

you know what I mean?

It would have been worse if you said, you know what?

I'm happy.

I think you handled that incredible.

No, seriously.

For you to say Donny, it helps a lot.

[laughs]

Seriously.

I'm dead serious.

I just feel so bad.

No, that was really classy, what you said.

It was.

It's the worst position, Justin,

you can be in [inaudible].

Not for me.

[laughs] You don't feel like crap?

Uh-uh.

There's no sense.

You know, who's going to [inaudible]??

It would have been him [inaudible]..

I know.

I mean, it was either me next week or--

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