04x27 - Episode 27

[bunniefuu]

ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother "--

as Head of Household, Jun nominated

her ex-boyfriend, Jee, and her ally, Alison, for eviction.

You both--

I think you know-- are the strongest players in this game

right now.

ANNOUNCER: And though Jee thought

he had an ace in the hole--

Jun and I still do have a secret alliance.

I just look at her as kind of a tool to get-- you know,

to get further in this game.

ANNOUNCER: Alison held the golden power of veto.

I have this little medallion around my neck.

ANNOUNCER: And everyone waited anxiously

to see if Alison would use it.

If I use the veto, there are only two possibilities for Jun

to replace with either Erika or Robert.

ANNOUNCER: Erika and Robert remained calm.

I think that aligning with Alison

is probably the smartest move, at this point.

I feel really confident that I can manipulate the girls--

every one of them.

ANNOUNCER: But when Allison exercised her power of veto--

I am putting Robert up on the block in place of Ali.

ANNOUNCER: Robert found himself in the nomination chair,

alongside his Dream Teammate, Jee.

I trust that you guys will make the right decision.

ANNOUNCER: And the dream team was finally torn apart.

Jee, you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

ANNOUNCER: Though the women were sitting pretty for a moment--

- Bye, Jee. - Take care.

Bye, Jee!

ANNOUNCER: Robert suddenly seized the upper hand.

JULIE: Robert, congratulations.

You are the new Head of Household.

Jun, hand over the key to the HOH bedroom.

Thank you, house guests.

[cheering]

ANNOUNCER: Which two house guests

will Robert nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: By a vote of two to zero, Jee,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

The secret alliance with Jee got me as far as I wanted to.

And, at this point, you know, I didn't

feel like I needed him anymore.

It was fun while it lasted, huh?

It was the saddest eviction I've ever been through.

I mean, I did almost cry.

Take it as a compliment.

It never feels good to walk someone to the door.

Oh, Jee!

I did kind of sucker Jee, because he thought

I was thinking for both of us when, actually, I

was thinking for me.

For me, it wasn't even really about Jee leaving.

It was kind of moment, like, OK, Alison, you have to focus,

you have to get back on track.

Dude, this is not it.

It was horrible.

I did not feel happy about me not being evicted,

I just felt really sad about--

about Jee leaving, because he took it hard,

he played a hell of a game.

No one's played better than Jee.

No one has.

Later, guys.

Bye!

Bye!

[music playing]

I felt a personal victory, having Jee evicted

from the "Big Brother" house.

Strategically, I was happy to see Jee leave because I

felt he was a stronger player.

You OK?

I felt really sad.

That's all I thought about is that Jee's not going

to be there tonight to talk, Jee's not going to be

there to work out, Jee's not going to be

there to have dinner with.

I mean, I took it--

I took it hard.

And I'm still going to take it hard.

So Jee was good about leaving?

Did he talk to you?

Uh-- not really.

But, um-- like he did say, if I go, good luck.

That was nice of him.

No, I know.

No, he's-- he's a fair guy.

He was going--

I'm the last Dream Team member to stay in the house.

I mean, it's sad.

I see my team members go and I almost cried.

I did.

Oh, really?

But it wasn't as like, ah!

I think it was-- yesterday, I was

kind of like, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, yeah.

But now?

And then today, it was kind of like,

oh, I kind of feel bad and sorry for him.

Yeah.

I know what you mean.

There was this slight twinge of, gosh, I'm so mean,

I just evicted Jee, and he probably really wants to win,

and needs to win the money.

But that kind of faded very fast and I

was back in tough, New York girl, game mode.

JULIE: Is everyone ready to play?

Then here we go.

The Head of Household competition, it was do or die.

I had to win this.

If I didn't win the Head of Household, that's it.

The game would be over.

JULIE: We have a tie between Robert and Erika.

Alison, you've been eliminated.

HOH for me today--

I wasn't there.

My mind wasn't there.

I wasn't thinking.

Julie asked how many hours the exes have been in the house.

The person who comes closest to the correct answer

without going over wins.

JULIE: The correct answer is , hours.

I went over.

I was closer than Robert, but I went over.

So I lost.

JULIE: Robert, congratulations.

You are the new Head of Household.

Jun, hand over the key to the HOH bedroom.

[screaming]

Oh my god!

Congratulations, kiddo.

Oh my god.

JULIE: With only four house guests remaining,

Robert, the new HOH, is the first house guest guaranteed

a spot in the final three.

Oh my god.

I-- I can't believe it.

The Dream Team is still alive.

I knew we had to do it and we did it.

And I dedicate this to Justin and Jee.

I mean, I wouldn't be here without them.

This Head of Household means--

means everything to me.

I mean, I had to win or I was out.

The girls wanted me out.

Yes, yes, yes.

What a crazy, freaking game.

Every week, the tides turn and there's a new winner.

Jee's going to die.

So is Justin.

It's just like when Justin left and Jee won.

Oh my god.

I'm so happy.

Robert won HOH.

[groaning]

And, um-- that's basically guaranteeing

myself a nomination.

I knew it.

I had a feeling.

You were due.

I'm serious.

I really knew it.

I'm always going to be worried if I'm not HOH,

but there's always a possibility of veto this week.

Yeah!

[music playing]

I was actually feeling really disappointed in myself.

I don't think he's going to put me up,

but, you know, the veto competition could put any of us

in jeopardy.

[music playing]

Yeah.

And I was so close!

I keep getting really freaking close to these HOHs, don't I?

The Angels are three very strong, but stubborn

and sneaky women who are working together for a purpose--

"to get Rob out of the house."

And so, because that focus is gone,

I most definitely think the three ladies

will be turning on each other.

I mean, I would have been happy for you, too.

You know that.

I thought I lost that anyways, but--

If he gets in Jun and I up there,

he'll know that one of us is leaving.

Erika's going to be the one holding the vote.

OK.

It could get really freaking ugly in this house.

I'm really scared.

Robert?

Yeah?

I'm putting your name up.

Dude, you're the man of the house.

Since I have Head of Household,

I am the man of the house and I'm going to treat

this house like it is my house.

I am.

I'm the man of the house.

That's just the way it is.

Let's go!

I am so excited about coming into the Head of Household

because I know I'm getting stuff from home.

Oh!

Oh!

[music playing]

Oh!

I-- I can't believe all the stuff in my room.

Everything has meaning.

It's so personalized.

I mean, I-- I just--

I didn't know it was going to be that nice.

What's that say?

Oh my god.

Is it in Spanish?

No.

- Who is it from? - Robert!

My mom.

Oh, you're mom?

I can't believe what my mother wrote to me.

She answered every question I had.

I was wondering how my daughter was

doing, how much she was missing me,

and telling me to stay strong.

Yay!

Robert!

You OK?

Can we read?

That's awesome.

My Cuban music.

That's what I am--

I'm Cuban.

I love my music.

Oh my god!

Hello!

Look at this!

Oh my god.

I didn't even notice this.

Yeah.

You didn't notice it?

He got a beautiful, white butterfly.

It's very symbolic.

And it's something that's shared between him and his daughter.

Oh my god.

She sent me the honey bear.

I had the honey bear for a while.

My favorite thing is a honey bear.

I-- I told my daughter that that little brown bear--

the honey bear-- is the most perfect bear I've ever seen.

And it represents our love.

That little honey bear--

he actually gave that to me when we were together.

That bear just like really brought me back to that point

in our relationship.

[music playing]

Are you OK? - Look it!

Thanks. Yeah, thanks.

It was a little hard kind of watching

Erika play the role of girlfriend, all of a sudden,

to Rob.

And being so happy for him, making

comments about the little bear that was sent to him--

this reminds me of the bear you gave me when

we were in the relationship.

And that kind of made me want to hurl.

That was awesome.

You know, I think there's going to be a lot of a*s

kissing going on in this house.

There always is.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

This is the kind of [muted].

You're going to view it over and over again.

I know.

It's going to help me, I'm telling you.

This has given me a strength that I didn't think

was possible in this game.

I didn't think that it could ever

come from anywhere-- anywhere!

And I have it.

I feel great.

I feel really good.

[music playing]

Yeah.

I'll talk.

I will never have full trust in Erika,

but, I mean, I'm going to have to go with it right now.

That seems, right now, the best thing to do, for me.

To tell you the truth, it's weird, because today I

won HOH and all that.

And, in a weird way, it's like all this stuff

happened for a reason.

It's like a miracle from God.

I really do believe that-- everything, HOH, you stay here.

So anyways, this is what I want to do.

And I think it's going to be good for you and for me

to get the finals, OK?

Exactly.

I bet you.

Robert, I think, is least after Erika.

He's been sniffing her butt lately.

It's kind of gross.

He's been kissing her butt, asking her out on dates

for when they get out of here.

Can we go out after this is over or what?

On a date?

No, like not a date.

Yeah. We can hang out.

What if it was a date?

And I think it's all fake and I think she's

stupid enough to fall for it.

Alison and I were a little bit pissed off at the fact

that Erika was already starting the campaign trail.

We have a % chance of us doing good this week

and getting through, OK?

I want to get Alison out.

My idea was me, you, and Jun for the final three.

I think, obviously, we have a better chance of winning,

because there's two out of three that win.

Robert doesn't have anybody but me in this house,

so I think he's going to have to trust me more than I

am going to have to trust him.

I don't want to see anybody else win the money.

I want to go to the finals with you.

And I promise you now that if I win next week, too--

because I get to go again--

I will-- that's it.

I'm choosing you and the third person's gone.

OK.

That's why I want Alison up this week.

[knocking] What?

Come in.

[music playing]

I'm just saying good night.

You're going to sleep?

You don't want to talk?

You don't want talk to the headmaster?

Just come get me whenever you're done.

I don't know exactly what Erika was doing in there.

I hope she was just talking, because if she ever hooked back

up with Rob again, I'd probably vomit,

because he's really gross.

Oh.

She makes me sick.

Do you think?

All right.

Let me sleep on it, then I'll--

If I had my choice, I would like Robert to target Jun

only because I think both Ali and Robert

would take me to the finals.

See, the problem is that I just don't

know how true he's being to me.

You kind of want to believe him, but it's

so hard, especially since I know he's lied a lot in this game.

Trust in the "Big Brother" house is a four letter word.

[music playing]

Oh, Jun has been giving me massages.

And she just gives a real massage.

And she just does it so hard that it feels so, so good.

She loves giving the massages because she gets to sit on--

on me and she like does--

I think it is sexual.

I think she does get turned on by it.

Because she is getting horny.

I mean, she's probably the horniest girl in this house.

And, you know, yeah.

I think she likes it, too.

That's why every time I ask, she'll do it.

She'll jump right on it.

[music playing]

The massages I give Rob do not excite me in the least.

Thanks, Jun.

- You need that, right? - Yeah.

That was the best one you ever gave me.

If it was somebody else, I might get kind of excited,

having straddled someone's back and given

them a deep tissue massage.

It's not sensual or erotic, in any way, shape, or form.

[music playing]

I love playing with make up.

I love doing make up on myself and on other people.

Do you only do the top lashes or you do bottom?

I do underneath, too.

Oh, you do?

Mm, hm.

Alison-- she was just asking me different techniques

and I was just showing her.

Middle crease, corner, top.

Yeah.

It has helped me bond with Erica,

by watching her do her make up.

And we just play with our girl stuff.

Light color, middle of the lid.

Why?

It opens up your eye.

Blend.

Alison is definitely like a little sister to me.

She's a good kid.

I like her.

Is that concealer or is that shadow?

Shadow.

I'm playing dumb.

If you really just follow the natural shading of your eyes--

- You can, like, figure it out? - Yeah.

That looks pretty.

I learned all the technique she teaches me,

I just like to listen to her talk about it

because she feels smarter than what she is.

I like that color.

This one?

Yeah.

It just seems slightly odd that she wouldn't know

how to do like, full, make up.

I know she does a lot of pageant stuff.

I have little eyes.

No, you don't.

I play the little kid, little sister role with Erika.

And it makes her take me under her wing and look out for me.

And then just blend it all together.

And voila!

Nice.

It's working pretty good right now--

until I get her out next week.

[mexican music playing]

This will be a fun filled evening, folks!

[cheering]

Look!

Look!

"Big Brother" supplied us tonight

with paper mache, glue, a bunch of paints

to make up our pinata.

Each one had to make a personal pinata.

And it's for the food competition.

Yay!

This is so cool.

OK.

This is going to be fun.

One I saw the pinatas, it just reminded me of my daughter.

And then seeing all the paints, and paper, and all the things

that you can-- you know, to make up

the pinata, that made me sad because my daughter loves

doing that.

Robert, where are you going?

I don't want to do it.

I'll just keep it white.

Dude, what is up with your ex?

Yeah.

Why does your ex blow?

Robert is just a very kind of moody person.

And um-- I don't know what's going on with him right now.

I was just sad because it's been

a long time from the house.

I spent the whole summer without my daughter.

It is September.

She's already in school.

How am I going to have fun doing this pinata,

like, thinking about her?

What's the matter?

I just want to get this [muted] done.

I'm so sick of it. I don't care if I win.

You were fine yesterday.

What happened?

It's just every day-- some days are worse,

some days are bad.

I blew the whole summer.

I'm thinking about-- I didn't see my daughter once.

It's [muted], even if I won it.

I decided to go back out there and-- and do the pinata,

because-- yeah, my daughter.

I just thought, you know, I don't want to be a poor sport.

And I was acting like a baby.

And I just thought, you know what?

I have to go out there.

And she might-- you know, she might look at it

and smile at it.

[mexican music playing]

I picked the little boy pinata.

And I made myself a Native American because my boyfriend's

Native American.

I put his Jersey number on his headdress

and I completed it with an ax and some hair,

because Donny's probably going to scalp me when I get home.

Your little Donny!

With his Jersey number on the back.

And I love you on back.

The dog actually kind of looked-- looks like my dog.

He looks like Joey.

And I've made a pink tongue, a black nose.

So I started my pinata out by making this

little, loopy, gingham print.

This is Jun.

This is pastel, girly Jun.

But I decided, for the other side,

to do a little shout out to New York.

It renewed my love for the city I already love.

Where's the glue, Ali?

Um-- in that basket, right there.

I put two happy faces on it.

And it's a star, so I couldn't think of anything else to do.

So it's pretty basic--

two happy faces on each side.

Everyone, easily, has spent over four hours.

Every one of them.

Actually, some are going into five hours.

I spent three and a half minutes on everything.

Robert ended up with a very fugly pinata, which--

whatever.

It'll be bashed and broke into pieces.

But it should be, actually, broken

first because it's so ugly.

Ladies, time for the food competition.

I knew it.

You guys are going to love this.

I'm white!

OK, you guys got five minutes to get changed and meet me

in the kitchen door.

Oh my god.

Oh, god.

And look cute.

You guys got to look beautiful.

Yours is cute!

[music playing]

Oh my god!

Ali really kind of lucked out.

Ali looked more like a little, you know, peasant, gypsy girl.

OK.

Mine's really ugly!

[laughing]

Erika's outfit was hideous.

Why does Erika look like she's in the maternity ward?

Oh, there you go.

I hate my outfit.

Look at this top.

The other girls got cute tops, I got stupid top.

Let's go.

Food competition!

Oh my god!

[cheering]

Ladies.

The backyard looked awesome.

It was like Spain brought to the "Big Brother" house.

It was pretty cool.

It looked like a scene from a movie.

And then we saw the pinatas in waiting to be beaten up by us.

Ladies, in tonight's food competition,

we'll all control our culinary destiny

and our pinatas will feel the pain of our hunger.

Inside those pinatas, are various denominations

of Mexican pesos.

We will each be responsible for busting open our own pinata.

Oh, god!

Not Joey!

That really hurts!

Once the contents of our pinata hit the ground,

you will have seconds to collect as many pesos

as you can and deposit them in your basket.

If we fail to get pesos, it's peanut

butter and jelly for a week.

Dang.

Starting with tonight's dinner, Ladies.

So we can't have that.

I'm telling you, I can't stand the peanut butter and jelly.

I can't do it anymore.

If we collect pesos or more, it's our usual grocery

list for the week.

For , pesos, we'll get a luxury

dinner from a four star restaurant every night

this week.

And tonight, "Big Brother" will provide

us with tantalizing Mexican food from a four star restaurant.

Sweet.

And our first margaritas in more than two months.

[cheering]

Great!

Are you ready to pound the pinatas to win the pesos,

so we can buy dinner to feed our face-os?

Yeah!

Feed our face-o!

Jee, I hate you!

[screaming]

It alleved a lot of my stresses.

It was actually a good, cardio workout.

Almost done, Jun!

That's it, Jun.

Once the pinatas were broken open,

we had seconds in which to collect

as many pesos as possible.

[whistle blowing] - Go!

Go! Go!

Go! Go!

Go! - Go!

Go! Go!

Go!

Right there!

Get it!

Get it!

[buzzer buzzing]

Awesome, Jun.

If we didn't get pesos, then we

were to be on peanut butter and jelly

for the remainder of the week.

Oh, Joey!

Look it!

I had to beat the crap out of my pinata,

which was Joey, my dog.

[cheering]

[music playing]

- That's it! - Damn!

[whistle blowing]

Behind you! Behind you!

Behind you!

And over here! Over here!

Get them!

Get them!

[clapping] - Come on!

We need ,!

Let's go!

[buzzer buzzing]

OK.

I got pesos.

Erika didn't do too well.

I'm sorry.

I love you, but you got to go.

I was devastated that my little Don Juan

had to have been split open.

But a girl needs to eat.

So peace out, pinata.

You got the damn thing.

Damn!

It's already broken.

I ripped right through my pinata.

I kind of took its head off immediately.

Damn!

Beat it! Beat it!

Come on, Ali!

Beat its legs off!

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

[whistle blowing]

Let's go!

Yes, Ali!

You're awesome!

Good!

Very good girl!

Let's go!

Let's go!

Wait, wait, wait!

[buzzer buzzing]

OK.

[cheering]

I did pretty good, I think.

All right, Rob, beat the piss out of your happy, little star.

Ready?

And go!

[music playing]

Roberts actually smaller than the majority of the women

left in the house.

And so we felt like he needed a little bit of coaching.

Knock 'em down!

Yeah!

Let's go! Yeah!

He's down!

OK. Go!

Go! Go!

Behind you! Behind you!

Behind you!

Right there!

It was difficult to find the pesos because there

was so many other things-- mini pesos,

fake ones, there was coins.

Behind you! Behind you!

Behind you! - And over here!

Over here! Over here!

Right here! Right here!

Right here!

[buzzer buzzing]

I did pretty well.

I think I did the best out of-- out of all the girls.

I got like nine different bills.

[IN UNISON] , , , , .

--

,!

,, ,, ,--

, , , !

,!

[cheering]

We got the best of the best-- we

got the best Mexican food possible

and then we got our food that--

you know, that we live off every day.

We did awesome.

[cheering]

Ladies, ready for dinner?

[IN UNISON] Yes!

Let's do it!

Oh, god!

Thank you!

Get out of here!

Woo!

The fiesta dinner was so good.

What is this?

Tamales.

There is all kinds of things to choose from-- things

I've never heard of before.

It is so good.

Oh, this is all so fresh.

It was really nice taking a break from the kitchen

and having dinner served to us.

It's a little eerie-- everyone's getting along.

[music playing]

I got my g*n!

Robert and his b*tches.

Robert and his b*tches!

[gasping]

The table!

[gasping]

What?

Holy moly!

Told you.

You can break dance now here.

That's my chair.

When we walked inside, Ali noticed the table.

And it was very small and it had four chairs.

There's four of us.

It's kind of weird.

Reach out and touch someone.

Now we can play cards for money.

It hits you in the face, like that's it.

It's us four.

It's not a big table.

It's not a lot of people anymore.

It's very symbolic of the fact that we're down to four.

And four people in a huge house.

When there were of us, the house always

seemed like it was buzzing.

And now, it's pretty dead.

When I saw that tiny table tonight, I kind of just

thought to myself that, I want to be

here until I'm the last person to leave that table.

The table does remind me that I'm very close to ,.

More now, especially winning Head of Household.

How much better does it get?

I have all the power in the house

and these three girls have no power.

It's just-- it's just amazing to me.

[music playing]

There's a [muted] ant on the water.

I know.

We have a really bad ant problem.

That is nasty!

Certain people-- names I won't mention--

Robert-- leave their soda cups everywhere on the outside,

on the ground, on the tables.

And the little ants--

they come in their little armies.

Damn these ants!

Everywhere!

We have a major ant problem.

The girls freak out about it.

Ali will Raid the hell out of the whole house.

Kills on contact.

"Big Brother" supplied me with Ant Zapper.

So every time I see an Ant, I zap it!

[spraying]

I don't know what they ever did to her.

But she's got issues.

It does k*ll on contact, though.

I tend to stay away while Ali sprays things.

[screaming]

There's also spiders.

Oh. [screaming]

What? What?

That was [muted] huge.

Holy [muted].

These girls freak out.

A spider that's huge.

Spiders outnumber the house guests like tenfold.

Robert, you want to see the biggest spider

I've ever seen my entire life.

The biggest what?

I don't know.

But it's right there.

Dude, it's web's on my hand.

Oh my god.

They freak out if spiders are on the outside of the house.

They think they might come in.

OK.

This b*stard's fast and they fly.

I k*ll all the bugs in the house.

We don't have bugs like this that attack us in PA.

I want to go home.

I think it's dead.

Yeah.

[screaming]

Did you see that, Jun?

Did you see that?

Did you see that? - Your shuffle?

Yes.

That was excellent.

You weren't even watching, you little b*tch.

I was.

I don't know how much more attention a pageant queen would

need, but I have to admit, Alison

needs more attention than I do.

Donny had a metal thing--

well, actually, both of us-- both Donna

and I-- we both had metal tubes shoved in the back of our heads

when we were born, because they thought we were both dead.

- OK. - It was kind of cool.

But he has a big bump in his and I don't.

I only found out about it because Donny has a big bump

on the back of his head.

And I showed my mom.

And I'm like, mom, look it, he had a tube in his head

when he was little because he almost died.

And she's like, so did you, dumb a*s.

I was born breech, upside down--

Damn.

And I had jaundice real bad.

If it's true that Ali was, you know,

that sickly and close to death, then I

would have to say that she was probably

reborn as some evil child, not as some kind of miracle baby.

Girl, you had some problems. - Yeah.

They thought-- they didn't think I was going to make it.

I don't remember being born.

But, I mean, I remember, like, when I got sick.

So yeah, I guess is, like, kind of cool that I made it,

that I'm still alive.

That's twice they told my parents

that I was going to croak.

When I had meningitis, they-- they told--

You had meningitis?

Yeah.

I almost-- I really almost died when I had meningitis.

What happens is the membrane around your brain

swells up and creeps down your spine.

And, like, basically, your head kind of explodes.

I don't really take it too serious because that's

the way Alison is--

she'll exaggerate the story, she's--

you know, I don't believe a word of it.

So what happened?

Like I had the top bunk, and I want to roll out of bed,

and I went to move my legs, and I couldn't move my legs.

And my one friend came and woke me up for class.

And he came in--

I was laying there, on the floor.

And I'm like, Oscar, I can't move.

I don't know if she's, you know, trying to use it

strategically to get like a sympathy thing,

but, you know, Allison is very, very strong.

I mean, I think she's like the most macho guy in this house.

When I tell them these things, like it's not a sad, sob story.

It's the truth.

And that is why I'm a fighter.

I'm a scrapper.

And that attributes my personality, %.

Hey, Jun, let's talk, if you want.

Sure. Now?

Yeah. Let's do it now.

It's no big deal, but I'm going to tell you what I'm thinking.

Close it.

But my main goal--

I've thought about it.

Even if it means not taking her to the final, I want Ali out.

No matter what.

Nobody wants her to win.

Nobody wants her to get to the finals.

Ali's not going there, man.

Because then the people--

So what we do have to do?

But then the people who are voting are going to be like--

whoever takes her to the final, they're going to be like,

what a scum bag.

They'll be like, I don't want them to win.

Jun, I love it. I love it.

I love what you said.

If I got to the finals, if I took Alison,

I don't know that the voting jury would

appreciate the fact that I took her,

I gave her a chance to win.

I think I'm in kind of close with Erika,

but, I mean, I'm always going to be concerned,

because Erika can be persuaded.

And you never know.

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Sigh, sigh, sigh.

Hello. - Hello.

Hi.

Good morning.

[giggling]

Robert and Erika both think that I hate Jun.

And Jun's making them believe that she hates me as well.

That way, they'll never know that Jun

and I have sort of an alliance.

[knocking]

Come in.

- You want to talk? - Yeah.

What's up? - You do?

Yeah.

I'm going to be honest with you,

I didn't have any thoughts of who I was going to do yet,

but I'm--

this is what I think--

the strongest-- the strongest [muted] player in this house

is you. I know that.

Me?

Yeah.

Well, I really, actually am very honored that you consider

me such a big threat, but, at the same time,

I've pissed a lot of people off in this game.

And I've [muted] myself.

With my tricks that I've pulled in this game,

I've really made a lot of people mad.

So I think that if he was smart, he would try to be

taking myself to the finals.

And right now, I can't make it to the finals all I want.

I won't have the votes.

There's almost no way I'll have them now.

That's how I look at.

That's how I've been looking at it, though.

Like I kind of realized that it was too late that I [muted]

myself over in the game.

And--

No, you didn't.

I'm telling you, Ali.

You're still here.

There's a reason why we're all here.

Whatever, dude.

As long as it's not me, I don't care.

I'm not trying to leave this week.

I'll be very honest with you.

No, I know that.

There's only three of us to choose from.

Two of us have to go up on the block,

so you can't really campaign too much.

There's four of us left, and two have to leave,

and I'm not one of them this week.

[music playing]

The mood around nomination time is never good.

The stress level definitely goes up.

Right now, living in this house,

is like having heartburn /.

You know, you have this nagging, burning

sensation the whole time because you don't know who to trust.

It's at the point in the game where it was either myself

or them, so I don't feel guilty about putting

two people up for nomination.

I'm looking forward to it, actually.

I really am.

Nomination day is very nerve wracking and very stressful.

I am severely concerned about being nominated.

I'm really feeling the pressure.

I couldn't sleep because I was just so anxious.

It just-- it kills me that I'm not safe this week.

[music playing]

These keys are heavy and they just symbolize so much.

It symbolizes you and the house.

[music playing]

It's difficult. I thought it was going to be easier,

but it is taking away a chance for someone

to win the grand prize.

So it's very serious, especially this late in the game.

Everybody's put so much time and effort

that it's got to hurt more.

[music playing]

Time for the nomination ceremony.

[music playing]

OK, ladies.

This is the last nomination ceremony of "Big Brother ."

Before I go on, I just want to tell everyone

that everybody here is worthy of making it this far in the game.

And I respect each and every one of you.

Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to pull the key.

And the person that I pull the key out will be safe.

The remaining two will, obviously,

be nominated for vacation.

[music playing]

Erika, you are safe.

[music playing]

OK.

Obviously, I've chosen Jun and Alison.

I'm going to start with you, Alison.

You know how I feel about you.

I fear you, I respect you.

You've played the game incredibly well.

And I fear you in the last HOH, in the finals.

So I put you up strictly strategically,

because, you know, I want a chance to win this.

And that's-- that's the reason why I put you up.

And Jun as well--

I think you're the smartest person that's played this game.

And I have to respect that and I have

to also wonder what's going to happen to me in the finals,

against you.

And that's the reason I put both of you.

It's only because that's my biggest threat in the game.

And that's the way I feel about it.

Thank you.

OK.

The nomination ceremony is over.

Robert fears me.

I'm kind of excited about that.

He should fear me.

It is going to take a small army and about a half a dozen

Mack Trucks to keep me from winning that veto.

The thing with Alison is, that girl doesn't quit.

And to get to the finals, I'd have to go through Ali.

And that's why I'd rather get rid of her first.

The veto competition is probably

the most important competition of this entire game.

I will fight, tooth and nail, to get that veto.

There's no way that I'm going to throw the competition.

I think Robert's kind of stupid.

If Rob nominated myself and June because he likes Erika

and wants to have a relationship with her,

then he's a complete ret*rd.

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the final power of veto and gain

control of the next eviction?

Find out Tuesday at :/: Central on "Big Brother ."

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