04x31 - Episode 31

[bunniefuu]

[suspenseful music]

ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother "--

in the first of a three part Head of Household competition,

Alison weathered the storm, outlasting Jun and striking

a deal with Robert.

If I win the final HOH, the last part, I'm like %

positive I'll take you. - OK.

OK.

All right.

ANNOUNCER: Having won the first round,

Alison automatically advanced to round three.

But the fight for HOH was far from over.

I definitely don't want Robert to have

a chance at winning HOH because I think he might take Alison.

ANNOUNCER: As June and Robert prepared themselves for battle,

Alison seized the opportunity to secure her future.

Jun, do you realize that if you win,

we will have % chance of going to finals?

ANNOUNCER: In part two of the HOH competition,

Jun and Robert were forced to exercise their minds.

But the task proved too much for Robert,

as Jun claimed victory and the chance

to meet Alison in the final round of the most decisive HOH

competition of the season.

Of course, it's a concern that Jun

would win the last part of HOH and take Robert, over me,

to finals.

The only person I have to be right now in this game is Jun.

Ali does think she's invincible.

It's definitely a fatal flaw.

Ali is so unpredictable.

In the coming days, she will get pissed at Jun.

And I'm going to make sure that that happens.

ANNOUNCER: Who will be crowned Head of Household?

Jun or Alison?

And who will the winner choose to be

the final house guest evicted from the Big Brother house?

Find out live, "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the "Big Brother" house

and we're only one week away from crowning a winner.

Tonight, only three house guests remain--

Robert, Alison, and June.

Over the past week, they've been locked in a heated, three part,

Head of Household competition to determine who will become

the last and most important HOH, with the power

to evict the last person from the house,

thereby deciding whom to take with them to the finals.

Alison outlasted Jun and Robert in a "Big Brother" snow storm

to win round one, automatically sending her to round three.

Jun then beat out Robert in a second round.

And tonight, she faces off against Alison for HOH.

Who will become the last and most important

Head of Household?

Whom will they send packing?

And whom will they choose to stand next to them

for the final vote?

We'll find out tonight, when both round

three of the HOH competition and the eviction are held live.

But first, with every decision meaning the difference

between winning the $, and going home empty handed,

Robert, Alison, and June have been playing

the game like never before.

One of them has even resorted to making

all-out threats to the others.

[music playing]

You and I should go together.

That's what I think-- to the finals.

That's because of the player you are.

If I win the final HOH, the last part, then I will--

I'm like % positive, I'll take you, OK?

OK, OK.

But that's not %.

Alison won the first part of the HOH.

You can totally k*ll him in the next one.

Rob and I battled it out for the second part.

And I won the second part of the HOH.

And now the third part will be between me and Allison--

the two strongest women in the house ever.

And I don't know.

It's going to be, definitely, an event.

[music playing]

To succeed in "Big Brother," you have to be an extremely well

rounded person, meaning you can deal with people years older

than you.

You have to pretend to listen to everyone's stories

and to care.

You have to be very smart.

You have to know how to lie with a straight face.

We have to protect each other.

And I've been protecting you a lot.

You definitely have to hide a lot of your emotions.

No.

My thing is with June right now.

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

That is ridiculous.

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

You have to be a strong competitor.

JULIE: Jun, you are the new Head of Household.

Oh my god!

But not too strong.

JULIE: Jee is still in the lead.

There are a lot of things you need to succeed

in the "Big Brother" game.

I've made it this far in--

in "Big Brother" because I have done everything that I

needed to do to get here.

Dude, I think Nathan was falling in love with you.

That's why he was even more pissed towards the end,

because he felt like he got played.

I've manipulated to the final three.

I think that, uh--

Ali deserves a second chance in this house.

I didn't lie to him.

I just led him on.

I've flirted my way to the final three.

Yo!

Whoa.

Hey.

What?

None of that.

I have played both sides to get the final three.

If you guys are HOH, like I'll vote however you want.

I don't care.

No, I knew you would.

Just don't put me up on the block.

No, we're not going to.

You might not really be sad, but if someone needs you to be

sad, you've got to be sad.

You have to be smart.

[music playing]

In "Big Brother," everything changes, so

you have to be ready to adapt to any new situation

that you may come across.

I'm here because I know how to talk to people

and listen to people.

And I'm the best at that.

There's no one better in this game than me.

There's one thing I'm absolutely sure of.

Yeah?

And I think you know this.

If you throw me out, you will get second place.

And I'll make it that way.

And I can make it that way.

I've got Erika, I got Dana, I got Justin, and Jee,

and me-- that's five.

I can sway the jury to vote any way that I want.

But I just want to know that it's not like you guys--

if I leave the house, I have credibility.

The people love me on the jury.

They will listen to me.

And I am the last one out.

I know you are.

And that's all I want to do.

I want you to think about it.

That's one thing I'm sure of.

I'm not sure about competition, but that--

damn, man.

I am good at that.

People listen to me.

I, basically, told Ali that if I go out there,

and I'm on the jury, and if Alison evicts me,

then she will win second place against Jun.

If I don't walk out with that $, check,

after everything I've put my mind, and my body, and my soul,

and my family through in this house,

I'll be pretty pissed off.

She knows what she has to do.

If she doesn't take me to the finals,

then she's going to win second, automatically.

If she takes me, she has a chance.

I don't think I'm leaving Wednesday.

I think I'm staying for another week.

That's what I think.

The best chance for somebody to beat

Ali in the final, mental competition is you.

I have credibility.

No one else here does.

I can get to Erika, I can get Dana,

I can get to Jee, Justin, Nathan--

whatever.

I mean, I may be wrong, but I've never felt

this good in this whole game.

If you win and take her, you're going to get second.

That's the way I feel.

If you win and take me, then I do believe

you have a shot at first.

If these girls are smart, they're

going to do the right thing.

And the right thing is to take me to the finals.

And the threat that I've given you--

I mean, it's real, but that's all I-- that's all I have.

I don't want to do that.

I don't want to hurt-- you know what I mean.

- I know, I know, I know. - I'm not a scumbag.

But I'm just saying that's all I have.

Rob is definitely on a very high pedestal

that he built himself.

And I think it's very rickety and it'll fall at any time.

Man, people do listen to me, people love me,

they know how I am. - Right.

And I can do it.

I have that power.

I definitely have a lot of options to weigh, as far

as whether I'm going to take Robert or Allison

to the finals with me.

You know more about this game than anybody.

You know where everybody is-- who got evicted, who did not.

Dude, she has mesmerized everything.

No, no, no.

But see--

She has a photogenic memory.

Even without me threatening you,

if you took her, they'd [muted] make you lose anyways.

I got you.

My worst fear is that, perhaps, Robert and Alison

have some sort of alliance.

I'm going to ruin Jun in the next HOH.

The chick is mine.

I don't know why, but I'm really not stressing at all.

[music playing]

Let's check in with the last three house guests

and see how they're doing.

Hi, everyone. - Hi, Julie.

Hi.

From house guests to the three of you, congratulations.

Thank you.

Thank you, Julie.

Alison-- well, it's day .

What would you say if I offered you

the choice between another days in the house or one day

alone with the mime?

Oh!

Yuck!

I would rather stay here for more days.

You can double the profit, though.

Jun?

Yes.

You talk about your parents being very traditional.

Early on, you said to your housemates

that you probably won't have parents when you

leave the "Big Brother" house.

Do you still feel that way?

Oh, I think, because I made it to this point

and I might be bringing some money home,

they might take me back.

But I think it's above and beyond anything they expected.

And I hope that they're proud of me more than ashamed of me.

JULIE: All right.

And if they're watching tonight, what would

you like to say to them?

Ma and Pa, I love you and I'll see you soon.

JULIE: Thank you, Jun.

You're going to make me cry.

JULIE: Robert?

Yes, Julie.

This week, you won your third America's Choice in a row.

Right.

After communicating with your daughter, Elena,

twice, you got to speak to the world.

Why do you think America loves you so much?

I really have no idea.

But what I think it is, is that I am myself.

I'm not trying to be someone I'm not and maybe

that-- maybe people can connect to that,

so maybe that's what it is.

All right.

Well, thank you, house guests.

And I'll be back to oversee round three of the final HOH

competition and the live eviction, of course,

a little later.

Coming up, either Alison or Jun will become "Big Brother 's"

final Head of Household and will evict one of their fellow house

guests live.

Stay with us.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

We're just moments away from discovering

who will become "Big Brother 's" final Head of Household.

Robert is no longer in the running,

so will it be Alison or June?

And who will the new HOH choose to evict?

But first, if you want a summer of relaxation,

the "Big Brother" house is the last place to live.

From being confined with their exes to living for three months

with people they cannot trust, the stress has taken its toll

on the remaining house guests-- but in very

different ways for all three.

[music playing]

I'm under tremendous stress.

You know, it was hard enough when this house was

full of people scheming against you,

but now that we're down to three and I know

that two other people want the $, just as much as I do,

it's stressful.

Jun is handling the stress by eating

and she's put on some more pounds.

She can't fit in the clothes that she brought with her.

I'll always be a stress eater.

I think I've gained about at least pounds.

And that's a lot.

Because of the stress, my skin is breaking out.

It's nasty.

My face has gotten so bad.

That's why I'm so stressed out.

I have another week left in this house

and I kind of realized that I've got to face

the outside world again.

And I'm scared.

Donny might not care or appreciate some of the things

I said and did, even if I come back rich.

I'm like scared to go home.

Why?

I'm kind of the same way.

I know how you feel.

That would not surprise me.

It kills me that there's a possibility

that he's out there, and he's moved on,

and that he is with somebody else right now.

The most stressful thing that I deal with every day

is everything to do with my daughter,

because I've been gone for so long.

And I don't think she's-- she's too young to understand what--

what three months are.

I think it's going to be a lot of fun when we get out of here.

Oh, god.

For everybody.

You'll get to talk to your daughter.

I'm going to see her.

I mean, when this thing's over.

I do like to hear every little thing that she does,

or thinks about, or feels.

And she can't tell me.

And that's sad.

You know, it's getting to the end.

- Yeah. - We're missing people more.

I start crying, just thinking about it.

Every time I feel down and I'm crying,

Rob's kind of helped me to stop the tears.

You all right?

Jun is worried about Bob.

She doesn't know what's going to happen.

She doesn't know if Bob fell in love with someone else.

And that's tough.

That's really tough.

What if he's just moved on and I go home, thinking one thing?

Bob actually broke up with me.

He, you know, did the best thing for both of us,

even though it hurt like hell.

Talking about how much I love him, and I go home,

and it's not that way for him anymore.

Jun, it's almost over.

It really is.

And it's going to be worth it.

I don't know what to expect once I'm thrown back

into what once was my life.

If I do win the money, I think my daughter will be so happy.

And all the time away that I've spent from her,

she'll understand why.

I think the stress is worth $,.

It's definitely worth the money, in the long run.

It will all have been worth it, once I walk

out of this house with cash.

No one knows better than their family and friends

how Robert, Alison, and Jun have made it this far.

But what did their loved ones think

of the things these three have done to get

this close to the finish line?

Alison's in the finals because she's

the best bulldog in that house.

Jun has made it this far because she's

really intelligent.

I think Robert is one of the greatest [muted] in the world.

And that's how he got to the final three.

I think Robert has made it this far because, first of all,

he's been lucky.

JULIE: Robert, congratulations, you

are the new Head of Household.

Second, the Dream Team-- that alliance--

was very good for him.

Justin was a very strong player, so was Jee,

so I think they carried him through.

Hey, our name is the Dream Team.

We're very proud of how he has portrayed himself, mostly.

Basically, it's not meant for us to win.

It's meant for wh*res like that to win.

As a father, I was shocked to hear

Robert talk that way about ladies,

because he never done that for me.

Three sluts.

I don't deserve it.

Sometimes I think he looks like a caged animal, pacing

up and down.

I think the biggest obstacle for him

has been missing his daughter.

I know it's been hard for Elena.

We try to keep her busy.

You like this rice, too?

Right, Elena?

We keep her entertained, we try not to talk about Robert.

Let's go see everybody.

Let's go!

Even though I miss my daddy so much, he's so close to the end,

I just want him to win.

I think the x-factor helped Jun because she

had an alliance with Jee that brought

her pretty far in the game.

Cooking is one of Jun's favorite things to do.

What are you making?

What are you making?

Smells good, doesn't it?

I can't imagine you cooking every freaking night.

It definitely helped her create bonds within the groups.

To win in "Big Brother ," you definitely

have to know how to play both sides of the fence.

She's kind of come to me and said,

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

Exactly.

Jun and Alison played the game very similarly,

but I think Jun has a very good chance of winning.

Do you have any regrets so far in this game?

No.

I think everything went great.

Me, too.

This game was made for Alison.

She's a beauty pageant contestant,

so she knows all about backstabbing.

Because she was always competing,

she's had to manipulate everyone.

Just because she's talking a lot of [muted]

and I just want you to know--

Well, you haven't talked about me.

No, I know.

But I want you to know that it's not me doing it.

Alison has an innate ability to tell the truth to a point

where somebody else comes up with the wrong conclusion.

I have a little plan.

Where is she?

She's outside.

I think that she's still there because she knows people,

and because when the pressure is really on,

I think Allison comes to the front.

When she put her hands on the key

and that snow and ice started coming down--

Oh!

There was no way that a girl that

lives in western Pennsylvania was ever

going to let go of that key.

The flirting and some of the things that she was doing

was misperceived as being disingenuous.

I think she was using one of the tools to get ahead in the game.

Alison is the girl that America loves to hate.

I think they're wrong.

Don't be surprised if our beauty queen is

the next miss "Big Brother ."

Don't underestimate Jun because she has a few more

recipes up her sleeve.

Alison and Jun, do not turn your back on Robert

because he's going to come around

and win the whole enchilada.

Coming up, round three of the Head of Household competition.

Alison or June-- who will become "Big Brother 's" final HOH?

Find out live, next.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Last week, Robert, Alison and Jun

began a grueling, three part, Head of Household competition.

Now, Alison and Jun will come face-to-face

in the third and last round to determine

the final Head of Household.

Let's get things under way.

Hello, house guests.

It's time to begin round three of the final,

Head of Household competition.

Alison and Jun, as the winners of the first two rounds,

you are the only ones eligible to compete.

Robert, you must sit this round out.

The third and final round is called Exact Match.

You were each able to spend some time getting

reacquainted with your ex, now let's

see how well you know them.

We went to the jury house to conduct

extensive interviews with all six

of the current jury members.

But the only jury members who will

play a role in this competition are your exes--

Justin and Jee.

And the only questions we will use

are those that concern the two of you, Alison and Jun.

I will read you a question posed to each Justin and Jee,

you must answer how you think your ex responded

by using your yes or no paddle.

Alison, you will try to match Justin's answers,

and, June, you will try to match Jee's answers.

For every correct match, you get a point.

The house guest with the most points after eight questions

will be crowned the final Head of Household.

Let's begin.

Question one-- we asked Justin and Jee,

do you still find your ex attractive?

Please answer, depending on how you think

your own ex responded, ladies.

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered yes.

Let's see how Justin responded.

No.

I do not still find my ex attractive.

JULIE: Sorry, Alison.

You got it wrong.

Jun, you answered no.

Let's see if Jee agreed.

No, I do not find my ex attractive.

Not in the slightest bit.

Liar!

JULIE: You got that right.

Jun leads with one point.

Next question-- we asked Justin and Jee,

did you trust your ex in the game prior to your nomination?

Again, please answer depending on how you think your own ex

responded.

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered yes.

Let's see how Justin responded.

No.

I never trusted my ex in this game.

JULIE: Sorry, you didn't get that correct.

Jun you answered no.

Let's see how Jee responded.

Yes, I did trust my ex in the game prior to the-- prior

to my nomination ceremony.

Sorry, Jun, but you still lead.

You have one point on the scoreboard.

Alison-- none.

We asked Justin and Jee, do you feel your ex

had your back during the game?

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered no.

Let's see how Justin responded.

Yes, I do feel that my ex had my back during the game.

All right.

Jun, you answered no.

Let's see what Jee had to say.

Yes, I believe that June did have my back during the game.

All right.

Both got it wrong.

But June, you still lead by one point.

Next question-- we asked Justin and Jee,

was your ex responsible for your break up?

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered no.

Let's see how Justin responded.

No, my ex was not responsible for our break up.

You made the scoreboard.

Jun, you answered yes.

Let's see what Jee had to say.

No, Jun was not responsible for our break up.

All right, ladies.

You're both tied at one point each.

Question five-- we asked Justin and Jee,

does your ex have a soul?

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered yes.

Let's see how Justin responded.

Yes, I am sure that my ex has a soul.

JULIE: All right.

Thanks.

JULIE: And Jun, you also answered yes.

Let's see what Jee had to say.

Yes.

My ex, Jun, does have a soul.

She was a b*tch at times, but she

does also have a kind heart.

The score is two, two.

Still tied.

Question six.

We asked Justin and Jee, was your ex more in control

of the house than you?

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered no.

Let's see how Justin responded.

No, I don't feel that my ex was in more control

than I was in the house.

JULIE: You got that right.

Jun, you answered yes.

Let's see how Jee responded.

Yes, I believe my ex, Jun, did have more control of the house

than I did.

You both got it right.

The score is still tied at three each.

Question seven-- we asked Justin and Jee, were you better in bed

than your ex?

Answers, please.

Alison, you answered no.

Let's see how Justin responded.

Yes, I am better in bed than my ex is.

So you got that one incorrect.

JULIE: Moving onto Jun who answered yes.

Let's see what Jee had to say.

Yes, I was certainly better in bed than my ex.

He would say that. He would say that.

All right.

Jun takes the lead with one point.

Alison has three.

Jun-- four.

Question eight-- we asked Justin and Jee, outside of any "Big

Brother" reunion, do you plan on calling

or seeing your ex ever again?

Answers, please.

Alison?

Alison?

All right.

I'm going to go to Jun first.

Jun, you-- Alison, I need an answer, though.

We're committing to that?

All right.

I'm committing you to the no. - OK.

JULIE: Let's see what Justin said.

No, I do not plan on keeping in touch with my ex.

JULIE: You got that correct.

And Jun answered yes.

Let's see what Jee said.

No.

Outside of the "Big Brother" game,

I plan to not ever talk to Jun again.

All right, ladies.

We have a tie, so I'm going to move

on to the tiebreaker question.

Jun and Alison, please pick up your markers

and dry erase boards.

Now the answer to the tiebreaker question

is going to be a number.

The player who comes closest to the number without going over

wins.

If both players go over, the number

that's closest to the correct answer

will determine the winner.

Remember, Alison, you're answering for Justin,

and, Jun, you're answering for Jee.

We asked Justin and Jee, how long, in days,

did you and your ex date?

I need you to write a number down.

I need answers from both of you.

Answers, please.

OK.

Jun-- Alison, you answered zero.

And Jun, you answered--

well, let's hear what Justin had to say.

Me and my ex have dated for roughly days.

All right.

And Jun, you answered million.

Let's see what Jee had to say.

I believe my ex and I dated for , days of hell.

All right.

Obvious winner in this one is Alison.

Congratulations, you are the final Head of Household.

I'll be back in a moment to hear your choice

for eviction, Alison.

Thank you, house guests.

[music playing]

Coming up, who will Alison choose to evict

from the "Big Brother" house?

And who will she take with her to the finals?

Find out live, when we return.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Just moments ago, we watched live

as Alison became "Big Brother 's" final Head of Household.

In a few minutes, she will choose either Jun or Robert

for eviction, leaving the other house guest

to join her in the finals.

It's only one week before we find out who will become

the winner of "Big Brother ."

Next Wednesday, September th, the ultimate decision

of who will win will be made by the seven members of the jury.

And it's a decision that's weighing

heavily on their minds.

But there is one male juror whose

thoughts have been elsewhere since Erika

arrived at the jury house.

[music playing]

There are now more people out here than there

are in the "Big Brother" house.

Every day is like paradise.

And I almost don't want to go home.

[music playing]

Justin and I have gotten really close

over the last three weeks.

We're just kind of taking it one day at a time.

Who knows what's going to happen?

For God's sake, I need a woman.

I'm just hoping it's a girl.

Please send me a girl.

[music playing]

[screaming] - I knew it!

I knew it!

I knew it!

What happened?

Someone take the knife out of my back!

Oh, you, too!

Oh, no!

Erika!

Come here!

Good to see you.

Oh my god.

Well, I love Jack, so I was happy to see him.

I was hoping that I was going to see him

with a little bit more money, but it's always

good to hang out with Jack.

What's up?

This is my new bed mate.

I have a queen bed, so we can share it.

Let's watch! Let's watch!

Let's watch!

JULIE: Jun, do miss Jee?

I don't have anyone to pick on anymore.

Oh!

Hell no!

And he-- he was good at throwing out the trash.

[clapping]

[laughing]

Nathan said the sexiest person in the house has been,

A, Michelle, B, Erika.

This k*lled us all.

We were all like, what? You'll see our shocked faces.

Oh, really? JULIE: Answers, please.

The sexiest person in the house has been Erika.

Look at my face.

I'm like-- I'm like, cool, Nathan thinks I'm sexy.

I was all happy.

Having Erika around the house is definitely my candy.

I do think she's definitely the sexiest girl in the house.

She's a beautiful woman.

There weren't enough beds in the house,

so Nathan offered his bed.

This is how Nathan wakes me up in the morning.

Yo, Erika!

E!

Get up!

He's really such a romantic.

Pretty much the highlight of-- of the whole situation was that

Erika does sleep in the nude.

I want everyone to know that.

Now that the end is creeping up,

I'm ready to get back into it and have

a say in who wins $,.

I look forward to the opportunity to question

them and talk to them--

the last two.

It's good to have a little bit of power again.

And it'll be also interesting, the way it plays out.

We kind of control the fate of whoever wins.

And there are some people in the house

right now that I don't want to win at all.

I'm going to make sure that, you know,

the right person, you know, walks out with that money.

I was there for a really long time, so I better have a say.

I like to have some power.

This is the jury.

Guys, I want to compliment all of you.

- Here's to the jury. - Cheers!

Cheers!

Cheers to that!

In a moment, Alison will determine who will be

the seventh member of the jury.

But before she makes her choice for eviction,

let's talk privately with her for a minute

in the HOH bedroom.

Hi, Alison. - Hi, Julie.

I know you've been here before,

but let me remind you that Jun and Robert cannot hear you,

so feel free to speak honestly. - All right.

And congratulations, once again.

Thank you.

All right.

First of all, do you think June, by answering million,

did she throw that competition.

I do believe that you threw that competition.

How bad did you want to win tonight?

I feel pretty safe, even if Jun was in my position

right now.

So it wasn't life or death for me.

OK.

Well without telling me, are you ready to make up your mind?

Have you made it up? Do you--

My mind is made up, yes.

All right.

Well, thank you very much, Alison.

And we'll find out what your decision

is in just a few minutes.

Meanwhile, you can rejoin the other two

back in the living room.

OK.

Who will Alison vote to evict?

Find out live, when we return.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

It's time for "Big Brother 's" last eviction.

Alison, the new Head of Household,

now holds the power to evict either Jun or Robert.

Who will be the next house guest to walk out the front door?

And who will join Alison in the finals?

Let's find out.

Hell, house guests.

Alison, the time has come for you to decide who will stay

and who will go.

But before you make your decision,

I'd like to give each of the nominees one last chance

to plead their case as to why you should take them to sit

beside you at the finals.

Robert, why don't you go first?

Why should you stay inside the house?

Ali, I think, throughout the whole game,

you've played with your heart.

And you've always made the right decisions.

And I trust that you're going to do the right thing

with this decision.

So I'm going just going to leave it up to you.

And either way, if I go or not, I'm fine.

And you know I still love you, no matter what.

JULIE: Thank you, Robert.

And Jun, now it's your turn.

Why do you think you should stay in the house?

Well, Ali, I had a hard time trusting you as a person.

And that's changed now because, as a player,

you've proven yourself to be so strong.

And so I trust you that, as a player in this game,

and such a strong one at that, that you'll

make the right decision.

And I feel like you and I have been

very much underestimated by many of the males

who have left this house.

And I want to prove the rest of them wrong.

Thank you, Jun.

Now a reminder-- whoever is evicted

will have one minute to gather their belongings,

say goodbye, and walk out the front door.

Alison, are you ready to cast your vote?

Uh, huh.

All right.

Then please cast your vote to evict now.

OK.

I have a little something to say first.

Both of you, it's, honestly, been an honor and a privilege

to be here in this house with you.

I hope you both know that.

From the beginning of this game, I have played strategically

and not emotionally.

And yesterday, Robert, you kind of gave me an ultimatum

and told me that if I evict you, that you'll go back

to the sequestering house and not only not vote for me,

but you'll make sure that everybody else

doesn't vote for me as well.

And from what I understand, you did the same thing to Jun.

I want you to know that that is not

why I am making my decision.

It is-- I am not letting my emotions--

I am not letting this get personal.

Nothing's going to get in the way.

I am basing my decision strategically

and that is because you are such a strong player.

You're everything that this game was kind of meant for.

You've been strong on one side of the house,

you've been winning competitions, you--

you have the jury.

You have the votes.

And I have no choice.

But I have to vote to evict you.

I'm sorry.

No problem, no problem.

JULIE: All right, Robert.

You have been officially evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

Walk me out, girls.

I'm sorry.

No, don't be.

Don't be.

You guys both played awesome.

And I respect both of you guys.

Well, I'm out, girls.

Oh, wait, wait, wait!

Let me get a hug.

Bye, baby!

Bye, baby!

I love you.

I'll see you soon.

[inaudible] that does your nails.

I will.

Bye, mama.

Bye, babe.

Take care.

I'll see you guys in a week, all right?

OK.

And then we can go to the premier?

Yeah. Then we go to the premiere.

Bye, Robert.

Bye.

[music playing]

JULIE: Hey, Robert. - Hi, Julie.

JULIE: How are you? - Fine.

JULIE: Nice to meet you in person.

- Nice to meet you. - Come on in.

Welcome. - How are you?

Have a seat, please.

Zero and million!

- I was trying! - I know!

No!

And then like were a couple of them--

I was trying. I'm like wait, I don't know.

I was trying. And I'm like damn.

So that last one, I knew he doesn't want to keep in touch.

And I was like, yes.

And then it was a tiebreaker.

Your last one-- your last one.

I really thought that that's how Justin would

answer-- the way I answered. - That's how I thought, too.

Did you think he would answer the way he did?

Yeah. I'm surprised.

He definitely threw in a twist.

I'm really surprised.

But thank goodness, it worked out the way it did.

Maybe he just didn't want me to win the final HOH.

It's over, it's over, it's over.

He's out!

He's out of this house!

It's our house!

It's our house!

It's our house!

Oh my god!

That was awesome!

- I threw in how he-- - Yeah.

That was awesome!

I was like--

Was that mean? It was harsh, huh?

Oh, well.

But then you follow up with a good whatever.

- It was OK? - Yeah.

Wow.

Alison just basically called you out for making threats to her.

Yeah, she did.

What do you think of that?

Those threats, to me, were something that I had to do.

I believe I had to do that.

So I don't regret saying that.

And I think Alison had her mind made up either way,

so I'm not worried about it.

Well, were your threats serious

or are you going to vote for the most worthy player to win?

I'll tell you, I'm going to vote

for the most worthy player.

Of course, it was only a threat.

I would never do that.

So that was like strategy.

That was a tactic.

That was just strategy.

I would never-- yeah.

That was a tactic that, obviously, didn't work.

But-- - Right.

And she just canceled out, in case

you did go back to that jury, because they

will have seen that.

Right, right.

Well, you made it to the final three, which is,

you know, very difficult. So congratulations on that.

But during the snowstorm competition,

why didn't you ever let go when Alison only

promised you % chance that she was

going to take to the finals?

Why not hold on until she gave you %?

I'll tell you what--

I wouldn't have won that competition.

I know that for a fact.

I wouldn't have beaten Alison in that competition.

And I wasn't going to get % from Alison because that's

not the type of girl she is.

She would never do that.

So even that, I don't regret like letting go.

Because Alison would have been there all night,

like she said she would.

So I don't doubt that.

Well, after more than two months in the house,

you left a strong impression on your fellow house guests.

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

you were evicted tonight.

So let's hear what they had to say.

OK.

Robert, I guess things have not worked

out the way you wanted them to.

I think, towards the end, maybe you

tried too hard to turn the two b*tches in the house

against each other.

And it didn't work.

As much as I would love to be up there with you, in the end,

both of us winning--

I don't have a shot against you.

You have no faults, as far as I'm concerned.

And I think the world of you.

I think you're an amazing man.

I will miss your fidgeting, your sniffling,

and your good mornings every time we woke up.

I'm going to miss your puppy dog eyes, Robert.

I will never forget the supportive talks

and the way you just lend an ear to listen to what I had to say.

And that's how I survived in this house.

Thanks for taking care of us, thanks for taking care of me,

and thanks for being a friend.

What did you think of the goodbye messages,

considering what you just heard in the house?

- I'm surprised. - Was this genuine?

Yeah. That was genuine, yeah.

I'm very surprised that Jun said that.

I thought she wouldn't miss me at all.

And Alison?

As well.

Alison's a sweet girl.

She really is.

I mean, I like her now.

Well, you are the final and seventh member

of the jury who will decide on who wins "Big Brother ".

And we'll see you one week from tonight when the entire jury

casts the final vote.

One last question, though. - Yes?

If your daughter, Elena, were here tonight,

what would you want to say to her?

That I love her so much and I'm

happy that I'm out of the house, so I can see her and hold her.

Well, she is here tonight.

So let's bring her in.

You could say it right now.

[music playing]

[crying]

With only one week to go until the finale of "Big Brother ,"

stay tuned to hear what we have coming up.

[crying]

[music playing]

Welcome back.

weeks ago, house guests entered the "Big Brother"

house prepared for anything.

As the weeks passed, alliances were formed, secrets betrayed,

and tears shed.

All of this as the x factor twisted its way

through the "Big Brother" house.

house guests have now become two.

And at this very moment, the jury

is preparing to crown the winner of "Big Brother."

Tune in Friday at :/: Central for the next

episode of "Big Brother ."

And one week from tonight, the jury will come together

to cast their final votes.

And then, after watching the entire season on tape,

they, along with David, Amanda, and Michelle,

will reunite one last time to take

care of unfinished business and settle outstanding scores.

Tune in next Wednesday for the moment

we've all been waiting for.

Who will be crowned the winner of "Big Brother "?

For now, we leave you as we eavesdrop on the house

guests one last time.

I'm Julie Chen.

Good night.

Yeah, right.

He did, for real?

Yeah.

He-- he was like--

I was like-- he was like, she--

I wouldn't be surprised if she is the one who wins it.

You have to get her out, guys.

What about Dana?

No.

Dana hates me.

That's true.

[theme music]

The competition was so funny because we tried to like--

[theme music]