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32x12 - Bad Blood No More

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Real World". Aired: May 21, 1992 – August 29, 2019.*
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Seven to eight young adults are picked to temporarily live in a new city together in one residence while being filmed non-stop.

32x12 - Bad Blood No More

Post by bunniefuu »

- Here's what happened last time on "Real World."

- I'm usually the one that's all trying

to be, like, cuddly, cute, kissy.

But, like, I finally have someone who loves to do it back.

- I clearly hate Anna.

And I feel like Jenn has to stop talking to Anna.

Tell me what you want me to do.

- Calm down. - I'm calm.

You're doing [bleep]

that's not making me love you anymore.

You realize that, right?

- All we hear is Peter screaming.

The entire house is upset.

- I, like, look back on it now,

and I don't even think he was, like, that bad.

- Dude, you have no idea.

Do not sit there and act like you know what he got mad about.

- You guys need to get over it.

The less said, the better sometimes.

- Communication has been our biggest problem.

- Communication is something that, like,

Katrina and I desperately need.

-"Domestic abuse verbal."

Who could be Googling that?

The only person that pops to mind

would be Anna and Katrina.

- [laughs]

- I've been through an a*usive relationship.

If there's one thing that can push my buttons, it's that,

because that [bleep] destroyed me.

And that's why I hate myself.

- It's funny, 'cause Anna's nowhere to be found right now.

- [crying] And just the fact

that she can't even come out here and apologize to me

is [bleep] bull[bleep].

[normal voice] So now I'm [bleep] pissed.

[electronic music]



[upbeat music]

- I want this piece of pizza.

- Have it. Do you want to eat in the park?

- And, like-- - I'm not going to.

- I don't want to talk about it.

- After last night, hopefully we just put our issues aside

and come together in order to ease each other's pain.

I'm hoping to have, like, a life-long relationship

that is unbreakable with my sister.

[cell phone beeps] Hey, Mom, I love you.

Please let me know when you get to the airport period.

Thank you so much again for coming,

Katrina and I appreciate it more than you understand.

- We should do this, like, once a week, though.

This is cute, to come out here and eat.

- I think that we're spur-of-the-moment

kind of b*tches. [both laugh]

- Not really prepared, though.

- Oh, this looks amazeballs.

[upbeat music]



- Starting this weekend, we're just gonna go every night.

Like, Monday, Motown Monday. I don't care if you're tired.

Tuesday we're going out.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, like--

We need to live this up.

- It's bittersweet. I'm very excited.

But I'm also not ready to leave

my friends that I made here.

I'm not read to leave my roommates.

I'm not ready to leave this experience.

We got to leave our mark here in Seattle.

- I really am gonna miss you guys.

- I'm gonna miss you, too.

- But at least on the nice side,

we know how we are if we would want to live with each other.

- Okay. If you want to move to Atlanta, b*tch.

- It's like a sleep-away camp,

and you're saying bye to your friends.

That's exactly what it feels like.

I've learned to not be so mean to Will.

I used to just be so mean, like, for no reason.

I'd be like, "Your presence is annoying. Go away."

- It's good to come out of here

with the people that you came, being better.

I definitely learned to be more empathetic,

being less self-centered, 'cause, you know,

the world doesn't revolve around me.

- Definitely got more comfortable

with freeing the nipple because of you.

[both laugh]

[upbeat music]



- Okay, does my hair look okay like this for tonight?

- Mm-hmm.

- Yeah, rock the hair out and turn over it.

- I want to spend the last bit of time that I have

laughing, dancing, going out with a bang.

- Come on, Anika! - Okay, coming!

- Come on! - And he's running!

- ♪ When you can't run fast ♪

♪ I'll walk with you ♪

♪ Even in the darkest hour

♪ You'll never be alone ♪

♪ Even when you're far, far, far ♪



♪ From home



- I see Jordan talking to Peter

and I'm kind of just like, "Oof."

Jordan's a little wasty-pants.

And I'm kind of just dancing, having fun.

And then I decide I have to pee.

Run to the bathroom.

And I see in a stall,

like, girls were laughing at someone.

And I'm kind of just like, "What's going on?"

And it's Jordan, slumped in the bathroom.

I've gotten sick at a club before.

It sucks.

So I'm like... instant, like, mom mode.

Baby, you got to get in the car. Come on.

You want to sit on the end? - Yeah.

- Oh, Jordan, Jordan. Oh, come on, baby.

Come here. Look at me.

- Do you have my purse? - I have your purse, baby.

I have your purse. I have your purse. It's okay.

You want to stay with us, or you want to go?

You can stay. You can stay.

I just want to take care of her, okay?

You got to close the door. We have to go.

We have to go. You can either stay with us

or you can stay here. - You tell me.

- I'm not gonna be mad at you.

You have to make a decision right now!

She has to go home! - Peter, Peter, Peter.

- She has to go home. - I have to close my tab.

- Go ahead, close your tab. Stay here, stay here.

It's fine. - Do you have my purse?

I have your purse. If you have to puke, just let me know

if you're gonna puke on me, okay?

You just puke on me if you have to.



- Are you [bleep] kidding me? Are you serious?

I'm a bartender, and I know how to handle

really sick drunk people.

And by them leaving, just, was almost like

a slap in the face for me.

I was told to wait outside,

and they all left without me.

Went outside, they're all [bleep] gone.

Nobody's here. Nobody's [bleep] here.

- Coming up...

- Why are you helping me?

- What? Are you serious?

- Why are you helping me?

- Can you stop yelling at me?

- I don't need your help.

- Okay, all right, all right.

- We're not dating anymore.

I hate this [bleep] feeling!

- You need to shut the [bleep] up.

- Get your hands out of my [bleep] face.

Do it. - Jenn--

[all exclaiming]



- I got you, babe. I got you.

- I-- - [laughs]

- Jordan, I love you. I got you.

Got you, babe.

We're inside, we're inside, we're inside.

We're inside.

Okay, we're gonna go to the bathroom.

We're gonna go to the bathroom, come on.

You throw up in the toilet.

I'm gonna take your shoes off, okay?

- Yo. We're here. - Legit.



- I got left out in front.

- I know you're annoyed, but, like, literally--

- Left out in front.

And I'm tell you, like, I legit

ran inside, ran back out.

Maybe--maybe--I swear to God

maybe three and a half, four minutes later,

ran outside, they were all gone.

When they told me to--They said they would wait for me.

- [sighs] - Gone.

- Peter's just crazy. Like, he's just so annoying.

And he's blowing something so little out of proportion.

He's not a man. He should not be in a relationship.

He needs to get help. - I'm mad about it.

Like, I'm mad. Like, Jenn's like,

"Yeah, come inside. Yeah, come back inside,

I'll wait for you. Like, we're good, we're good."

And she's like, "Listen--"

She's like, "I'm gonna go home with Jordan."

She's like, "I want you to come with me."

She's like-- both: "Close your tab."

- Come back outside, gone.

And I had to wait an extra . - Yeah.

Yeah. - You know?

- No, I feel you.



- You got to throw up in the bag.

Throw up in the bag, throw up in the bag.

There you go.



- What's up? - Peter.

- What are you doing? - I'm going to bed.

What are you doing? - I'm pretty upset.

- What happened? - I walk outside,

and Jenn's like, "Yeah, I'm taking care of this girl."

"I'll be right back."

And then I walk back outside like, five minutes later,

and, like, she left with the van, so...

She pretty much left without me.

I'm in a tough situation.

[sighs] Jenn shouldn't be taking care of somebody

that she's not even friends with.

Like, it's so stupid.

And I had to sit for an extra half hour,

bull[bleep] with people that, like, I don't want

to bull[bleep] with, and, like, can't deal with it.

Heads up.

- Who you talking to? - So...

- Who you talking to? - [laughs] Don't worry about it.

- Who you talking to? - [laughs] Don't worry about it.

- Who you talking to?

- I'll give you a call back, all right?

I love you. Bye. - Okay.

- What's the matter? - Nothing.

- What's the matter? - You.

- Oh. Really? What's wrong?

- Move out of the way. - Mm, mm, mm-mm.

- Jenn, move out of the way. - No, what's wrong?

- You. - Yeah? What'd I do?

How am I such a horrible human being?

Please tell me.

- Where were you the whole time?

- Are you really gonna talk [bleep] right now?

- Listen to me talking.

I said where the [bleep] were you the whole time?

- I was helping Jordan the entire time.

- The whole entire time? And where'd you go?

- Are you [bleep] kidding me? I was holding Jordan up.

I had to [bleep] pick her up

and carry her over my shoulder to get inside.

Are you serious? You're gonna try to talk [bleep] right now?

- I'm not talking [bleep].

Stop raising your [bleep] voice

like you tell me all the time. - No, I don't--Mm-mm.



You're really gonna get mad at me for helping Jordan?

Really?

- I have no problem with her helping Jordan at all.

It was more the fact that she left me

without, A, texting me or saying bye,

and, B, leaving when she said that...

she wants me to go with her.

And she told me to close my tab.

- No, go ahead. Why don't you go tell Jordan

while she's still puking?

I found her [bleep] keeled over,

and b*tches were laughing at her.

And I [bleep] helped her in the [bleep] stall

in the bathroom. - And I understand that.

And I get that. - Honestly, Peter--

- It's okay, it's okay. - I watched her--

No, no, listen, because you know what?

I watched her. - 'Cause you know what, what?

- Stop. - Don't have

an attitude with me. - I'm not.

Jenn went to-- - You said listen.

You want to interrupt on our conversation,

so tell me, go ahead. Listen what?

What do you want to say? - Do not speak to me

like I'm a [bleep] dog, bro. - Speak your opinion.

- I just want to tell Peter to stop,

'cause Jenn doesn't really know how to do it.

She'll take a beating from Peter with the words.

I can't sit there every night and hear him

talk and bash her and be so mean all the time.

- Peter, Peter, Peter. - Like a dog, brah?

Peter, Peter, Peter. - Jenn.

- She literally watched me help Jordan.

- Okay. That's okay. - She's not saying anything

because she doesn't like you. - That's okay.

- She's saying something

because she knows I was helping Jordan.

- Fine, speak. - Don't tell me to speak.

Don't do it. - Speak.

Don't be disrespectful, bro. - I'm not.

- You want to interrupt

on our conversations, then speak up.

- Jenn, listen-- - Listen.

- You know me and you. - Giant.

You gonna talk to me, straight up.

- Oh, "giant." You're just mad 'cause I'm taller than you.

- If you want to-- [laughs] You know what?

You're taller than everybody in the house.

- Exactly, I'm the tallest person in here.

- Jenn, please get off me. - [bleep] that [bleep].

- Don't look at anybody else. - I'm not looking

for anyone else, are you [bleep] kidding me?

I'm trying to [bleep] hold you back.

- Katrina. - There's nothing

to [bleep] talk about.

- Shut up!

Leave my [bleep] sister alone!

- Anna, Anna, stop, stop.

- Shut the [bleep] up. - Stop.

- Shut the [bleep] up. [Anna shouting]

You're a dumb-a*s b*tch. Shut the [bleep] up.

- Anna, stop! - You and your dumb-a*s

fake t*ts, shut the [bleep] up.

Pretty much, uh, I know they're fake.

I felt them. I was with her in the beginning of the show.

I'm saying her personality

is as fake as her t*ts, pretty much.

- Just stop, because the more you antagonize,

the more he's gonna flip out. - It's just a little comment.

And little comments are gonna make him snap.

- He's sitting there and disrespecting you.

- A little common courtesy? Are you [bleep] kidding me?

This guy disrespects us constantly.

Constantly. All the [bleep] time.

- Jenn. - Jenn. Get to the side, Jenn.

- You're making this worse for me.

You need to understand that. You're making it worse for me.

- Jenn, we do understand that.

That's why you've sat there a million different times

and have dismissed his [bleep] rudeness.

- But wait, when I had a problem with you, where were you?

You didn't [bleep] stand up for anything.

- Nowhere! - Your sister stood up for you.

- 'Cause you got a little [bleep] mouth, bro!

- Your sister stood up for you.

- You got a little [bleep] mouth

and you got no one to [bleep] speak to, bro.

- Shut the [bleep] up and stand over there.

- Don't push me. - You need to stand over there.

- You got no one to speak to. - No, let me

[bleep] talk to her. - No one.

- Because where were you when you sister stood up for me?

And you want to know something? Don't give me that look.

- It was a [bleep] Google search.

I don't have to explain my-[bleep]-self

for a [bleep] Google search that you took offensively.

- You need to shut the [bleep] up.

- You took offense to it. - You need to [bleep] relax

because it seems like every time

you want to [bleep] talk, it's because

you're [bleep] drunk. - Get your hands

out of my [bleep] face.

- ♪ And it always seems the same ♪

♪ No, I know, I know it... ♪

- Don't you dare lay your [bleep] hands on my sister.

- She [bleep] pushed me first! Are you kidding me?

She [bleep] pushed me first!



- Are you kidding me? I swear to [bleep] God

I get kicked out of this house

because your sister pushed me first!

- Jenn, Jenn, Jenn. - [bleep], [bleep], [bleep].

[indistinct shouting, Jenn sobbing]

- Look, look. - She [bleep] pushed me first.

You saw her, she pushed me first.

[punching wall] - Peter!

- This is so bad. Why would you touch her?

- Calm down. Calm down. - It's bull[bleep].

'Cause I'm gonna get kicked out. - Calm down, calm down.

I have her! I have her! - I'm fine.

I have her, it's okay. - Stop. Peter, stop.

- Okay, Peter, you have to go.

You're out. Let's go. - Let's go.

- See? Are you [bleep] kidding me, Peter?

- Go sit, calm the [bleep] down.

- Calm down.

- I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine.

I'm just, like, I don't want--

The only thing I'm worried about

is I don't want to get kicked out.

- You know what? And they will talk to you

once you calm down. - Okay.



- Don't be upset. - No.

Everybody understands. - I know, but I sit there

and, like, the one [bleep] time I do something

for my-[bleep]-self, b*tch.

And why do you take that so personally

over [bleep] Google search?

And I already explained to you and you still come at me.

- Just so you guys know,

just for everyone's safety tonight,

my next step is to put people in a hotel.

Pack an overnight bag, whatever you need.

And you two will go there. Okay?



- That's what Peter's been trying to get at

the whole entire time, though.

All he does is sit there and nag

and say things over and over again.

If she's right or wrong, that's my sister.

I will back her up, no matter what.

[sighs]

- So much for being there. - No, I got you guys, always.

- We love you, Kim.

- Text me and let me know what's going on.

- Yeah, I will. - The situation is definitely

getting out of control.

I'm worried that Peter's gonna put his hands

on someone on accident.

Or not on accident, but out of just, like,

his adrenaline pumping,

when he shouldn't have to.

- I put my hands on someone.

I mean, yeah, it was just a shove.

But still, I shouldn't have done it.

Definitely having a huge chance of probably going home now.



- Yes. - I love it.

I don't hear any of them. "Jenn!"

In the middle of the [bleep] night.

No, I'm saying, but Anna and Katrina,

when they sleep, they're so [bleep] funny.

It is so [bleep] funny. - "Oh, seriously?

You and your crotch pillow, move!"

"Peter, just go to [bleep] bed.

Just go to [bleep] bed already."

- This is a new [bleep] pillow, b*tch.

- Even the [bleep] pillow, and now it's like

in your vag*na.

- Do you smell that?

[both laughing]

[light music]



- Like, how did it start? I don't remember.

- I just heard, "Don't touch me!"

And blah, blah, blah or something.

It was like a thud and then "Don't touch me."

And I was like, "What the [bleep]?"

- Whose voice was that? - That was Jenn's voice.

- "Don't touch me," was Jenn's voice?

- Yeah. And then so I, like, ran out.

And I was like, "Oh, [bleep]," 'cause at first,

I thought it was, you know, Peter.

It wasn't. It was Anna and Katrina and her and Peter

and Robbie trying to grab both of them.

And I was like, "Okay."

- I didn't want to be the cause

of any arguments or anything.

I don't know why Peter would be mad

at Jenn taking care of me.

She did nothing but help me.

And I'm appreciative of her help.

So you think Anna pushed her first.

- Anna did push Jenn first.

- And then Jenn pushed back.

Ugh. Do you think someone's going home?

- I wouldn't be surprised, but I hope not,

just for the fact that Jenn regretted it instantly

the minute she did it. - Aww.

- I think Anna and Katrina both deserve

to come back into the house, just for the fact

that they did nothing wrong but stand up for Jenn.

And Katrina did nothing wrong

because all she did was stand up for her sister.

Like, it's literally just a domino effect

of women just trying to stand up for women.

Peter looked like he was about to fight them.

- Ooh, did he? - Like he got very close

when I started stepping in. - That's crazy.

- All in all, it was a very [bleep] crazy night.



- Hey, lady. - Hey.

- Come on, and have a seat. - Thanks.

- How you doing? - I'm all right. How are you?



- So how you dealing with everything?

- Mm, I'm really nervous right now.

- What are you nervous about? - That I'm gonna be sent home.

- We don't want you to go home.

We want you to end this on a positive note.

My interest is getting you and Anna together

to see if you guys can come up with a way

to kind of work this out.

How do you feel about that?

Would you be willing to sit down and talk?

- Um, yeah. - I think it's fair to tell you

that Peter is not gonna continue

on the show.

And it's up to you

whether you want to stay...

or go home with him.

I know you've indicated-- What's wrong?

- [inhales deeply]

Because I don't want to go home.

But I'd feel like I have to go home.

- It's really up to you whether you want to stay

and work it out

or you want to go.

It's your choice.





- We want you to end this on a positive note.

We have all discussed it at length.

And Anna and Jenn never get to the point

where they're at

if Peter isn't on Jenn

for taking care of Jordan.

If you and Anna can sit down and talk and work it out...



- 'Cause, like, I know that I can sit down and talk to her,

and I know we could hash it out.

But I don't know what to do on staying or going.

- It's your choice.

- Um...

If I were to go, I'd still need to, like,

kind of talk to Anna and kind of end on a better note than that.

So... - Mm-hmm.

So are you telling me you want to go,

but you're gonna talk to Anna?

- [softly] I think so, yeah. - Okay.

- Great, thanks. - All right.



- When I see my plane ticket,

I, like, literally sat there looking at the screen, like,

yo, it's time.

- So what's your plans when you get to the crib?

- Hmm. - Talking about "hmm."

- Hmm. I'm gonna get me a Philadelphia cheesesteak...

- Talking about a cheesesteak.

- Go see my son. - I was gonna say--

I was waiting on that. I'm like, "God damn."

- I know you, I know you-- I know you was.

- I don't know, man. Something telling me

I didn't do what I was supposed to do while I was here.

Theo is Theo.

Like, our relationship is scarred

to the point where I don't think it can really be

% healed,

but I mean, I have greater responsibilities

and greater things to worry about.

So I have to keep moving forward.

This experience was cool, though, right?

- Yeah. Hell, yeah.



- How are you feeling?

- I really didn't know what to expect was gonna happen, so...

- What did you decide to do? - I'm gonna go home, too.

- Really? You're really gonna miss this opportunity?

I will admit, like, at first, I didn't want to come back

to the house, like, with either,

like, you and Peter being there.

But I think they made the best decision.

- Oh, it was just a whole [bleep] mess

that didn't need to happen.

Like, that night went from zero to real [bleep] quick.

And it didn't need to.

And I apologize. - I definitely apologize.

Like, I wasn't expecting it to be a fight.

- I mean, it was a situation

that was kind of really just touchy to me.

I shouldn't have let it get to how it got.

- I mean, and the reason why I didn't discuss

the Google search is because I know,

like, the [bleep] that it causes with Peter.

It meant nothing to, like, hurt you in any way whatsoever.

- It wasn't really necessarily, like, that...

that got me upset.

It was more of, like,

when you guys actually say in front of everyone

and, like, on camera,

that, like, he verbally abuses me.

- He verbally abuses us.

How many different times can you sit there and degrade a woman

and then not say it's verbal abuse.

I care about you, and to see you cry--

He's, like, slowly, like, taking the best parts out of you

just because you don't want to fight.

He's, like, molding you

to be, like, kind of, like, his little possession.

I just want to let you know that, like,

if you come back in the house, there won't be any hostility.

- I don't want to go home. Like, I've never been so torn.

- Well, in the end, honestly, Peter should be selfless

in this situation and be like, "Okay."

- It freaking sucks, 'cause I feel like I really--

- Just take him out of the equation.

What do you want to do?

That's just my own--

- I want to, like, talk to my best friend right now.

- Get an outsider's point of view, for sure.

Let's hug it out. - Thank you.

- Of course.

Jenn and I could always have gotten along.

It definitely is nice that Peter is leaving.

We can actually just be the way that we should have been

from the beginning.

[phone line trilling]

- Hey. - Hey, so, uh...

Peter's the one that's being sent home.

Yeah. The more I think about it,

I'm like, "[bleep], like, do I really want to go home?"

That's exactly what Anna said.

Yeah.

I know.

I don't want Peter to leave,

but at the same time, I'm just like, "Crap.

I don't want to go home."

I don't know. I just don't know what to do.

♪ ♪

Hello?

- You guys get to stay?

- [crying] Peter has to go home.

- Aw. - Why bro got to go home?

- 'Cause he instigated it. - Mm.

- I'm sad about your news.

- Does Pete know he's going?

- Finding out now probably. - God damn.

- Um, I have something I have to read to you.

"We have decided to send you home

"and end your experience in Seattle.

"The punch to the refrigerator

"and the punch of walls are demonstrations

of angry outbursts you have had in the past."

- Stop, stop, stop.

Why the [bleep] are you ripping [bleep] shirts?

What are you, the Hulk?

- "You were told by Matt that those sort

"of aggressive outbursts could not be tolerated.

"You agreed and told him that these sorts of incidents

would not happen again."

- Yeah. - "Last Sunday

your behavior was hostile,

"intimidating, and was the spark

"that led to the fight between Jenn and Anna.

"You pushed Jenn away from you several times

in an effort to get her to stop restraining you."

- I didn't push her away from me, ever.

- "After the altercation between Jenn and Anna,

"you physically opposed security,

"and you got into Anna's face

in an imposing and physically threatening way."

- No, I didn't.

- You [bleep] wh*re. - Stop, please.

- You're a [bleep] dumb-a*s [bleep]!

- "You antagonized Anna." - No, I didn't.

Your fake [bleep] t*tties, go the [bleep] back home,

you dumb-a*s wh*re, shut the [bleep] up.

- Get in there. - Yeah.

Fake [bleep] t*tties. Fake t*tties.

Word. Who said it's all bad?

- "Due to your continued instigation

"and hostile behavior with your roommates,

"you are being sent home tonight.

You must leave the house at : p.m."

- Are you [bleep] me? I have to leave by :?

- Yes.

Good?

Any last words?

You sure?

It's your last moment.

- Who's gonna be at the house? - Huh?

- Who's gonna be at the house?

- Yeah.

Ah, this was all planned. That's [bleep] great.

[chuckles]

Guess what, bro? - Bro.

- I'm going home out of everybody else.

The real question is, is Jenn gonna leave?

We'll see.

- So is Anna and Katrina staying?

- [sighs] - Damn.

- You're staying, or are you going?

- Um, I was gonna go, but, um...

I called my aunt, and everyone thinks

that I should stay.

I'm, like, shaking right now.

- I think you should stay.

- Yeah, I'm staying. - All right, well...

- She doesn't think like us, dude, she's dumb.

I was trying to explain to her how to play chess yesterday,

and she's like, "I can't think."

I was so mad. She's so dumb.

I swear God, dude.

And I got to [bleep] deal with Jenn's ex.

If I wasn't with her, I would probably fight Robbie

just because.

I know. We'll see, we'll see.

We'll see when I walk back in the house if she leaves.

We'll see.

- I'm terrified for him to come back here right now,

'cause he's gonna be so pissed off at me.

Every, like, possible thing

is running through my head right now.

- You'll be all right, okay?

- Wow. - And he has to understand.

I've been like--listen, I came this far,

and I'm not gonna give up. - I thought that--

- I thought all y'all go home.

- I thought Anna was gonna go home.

And then I'm like,

but I could possibly go home.

- I got to go home.

- You gonna talk to me?



- Um, I just didn't know if you wanted

to be alone for a hot second or not, but--

- Do we not talk about this?

- Oh, no, we can talk about it.

- Did we not talk about what was gonna happen?

You gonna stay?

You gonna stay here? Why?

- I figured... I just--I--

this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, honestly.

- This could potentially, like, end us.

You know that, right? Do you know that?

- I honestly didn't think it would.

- Listen, I need you to leave with me.

- That's not fair, Peter. - I don't care.

I need you to leave with me.

- I can't. I'm sorry.

I can't. - Why?

- I had to sit there and think about it.

- And you thought about it, and what'd you think?

You have the ba*ls to tell me you're gonna stay

after you told me you would leave with me?

I'm not gonna be able to cope with it,

so I'm just letting you know.

I'm gonna wind up doing something stupid,

like not be with you.

I'm not gonna be with you.

I'm not gonna be back when you get back.

- I understand the conversation and everything.

But then she said she talked to her aunt

or whatever-- - Yeah.

- Things change. - If one person

was to get removed, I'd tell the other person, "Stay."

- Right, yeah. I wouldn't give you an ultimatum where,

"If you stay here, I'm [bleep] breaking up with you."

That's manipulative, yo.

Like, it is. - Mm-hmm.

- Is there anything else up here?

I was gonna help you.

- Why are you helping me? - Are you serious?

- Why are you helping me? - Can you stop yelling at me?

- I don't need your help. - Okay, all right, all right.

- We're not dating anymore.

- Okay. All right. - Do you want to

[bleep] promise me you're gonna [bleep] leave?

- Yeah. - And what do you do?

All right, all right, all right. - Nothing.

- This sucks!

I [bleep] hate this [bleep] feeling!

[bleep]!

This is what you wanted, Jenn?

This is it, right?

This is what you wanted, right?

Well, guess what. You got it now, honey.

Where is she?

Jenn, can you come here for one second?

- Are you gonna yell at me?

- No, I'm not gonna yell at you. Come here.



I want you to make sure you're making the right decision.

So, by you staying in the "Real World" house,

it's going to break us up.

I'm telling you.

- There's no reason why it should break us up.

- If you love me, you should leave with me,

'cause I would have done the same thing for you.

- You know I want to leave with you,

but I do want to stay here, too.

- Why, though? Why?

- Because this is an experience of a lifetime.

- What made you change your mind?

- You know that I want to stay.

You know it's been tearing me up.

- You're picking the "Real World" house over me.

- Hey, he crazy as [bleep].

That's my boy, but that mother[bleep]--

He controlling as [bleep].

Damn. - What is the point?

Why do you want to stay here for?

Tell me why! - Because.

- Because why? - Because I like being here.

- 'Cause you like being here. Why do you like being here?

- I still have Kim, Lana, Jordan, Anika.

Are you serious?

- That reason's not good enough in my mind.

- Just because it's not good enough to you

doesn't mean it's not--

Like, it's gonna be good enough for you.

- You can't even speak.

- Exactly, 'cause you're freaking me out right now.

- How am I freaking you out?

- This is just bull[bleep].

- What's going on? - I'm going home.

- Just you? - Yep.

Jenn's not coming with me. Jenn promised me...

if I went home, she'd come with me.

They said I viciously attacked Anna verbally...

which, I mean, whatever.

I knew when I walked in here, she wasn't gonna come with me.

I knew it. I knew it.

When I woke you up, like, five times last night

'cause I was nervous...

- [clears throat] - Wouldn't you want her

to, like, stay here and just, like, experience

the last days?

- Like, what's the point, though?

- Why do you want to stay here?

- I want to finish this experience.

- That you started, okay.

- It doesn't matter.

- At the end of the day, you guys

are two separate individuals.

She's allowed to change her mind.

- That's fine, but I just don't know if I can be with her.

- If this is a determining factor,

then that's dumb as [bleep].

That's dumb. What do you want her to do--

just leave with you and be unhappy

and, like, then bring it up to you

for the rest of your relationship?

- You can't force nobody to do anything.

- I know. - You know what I'm saying?

- I can't force it. It sucks. - It's just life, bro.

- This is on TV. This isn't [bleep] that we--

that we deal with on our regular day life.

- This is our real life right now.

This is always gonna be our real life.

This isn't fake.

We might be monitored by cameras,

but these are real emotions, real feelings

that every person has.

Things are a little bit more magnified in this house,

and they sting a lot harder.

- I understand that, bro, but I have to go home by myself.

- We can sit here and say that we think this and this and this,

but it's you guys.

- [sighs] All right.



- Everybody's entitled to make their own decisions.

- Exactly. - Honestly, I don't think

she ever % wanted to go home with him.

- No. She's scared.

- Do you know how I feel when I come home

and my girlfriend tells me she's not gonna come home with me--

someone who is my girlfriend?

I can't believe you're staying here.

You mother...[bleep],

I can't believe you.

- No matter what I decided on, to go home or stay,

it's a lose-lose situation for me.

- You're leaving for me!

It's not a lose-lose situation.

Don't say that.

You leave with me, you win.

What do I have to do? What do I have to do?

Like--do I-- like, what--

Is there anything I can do to make you come with me?

- Peter. - I'm giving you an ultimatum.

- No, but that's not right.

- Whether it's right or not-- - No, I'm sorry.

Like, I don't do the whole ultimatum thing anymore.

It's not happening, so don't even try that with me.

- I will never talk to you again.



Stop doing that.

- All your fault.

Total thing.

Because of [bleep] you.

- I'm glad that she did this, because honestly,

I feel like it'll prove a lot more to her

about the realness of the--

- Yeah, and I think it'll build her as a person as well.

- Yeah.

- She's standing up for herself right now,

and she never does.

Never.

- Are you really gonna leave here and not say good-bye to me?

- Yeah. When I gave you the ultimatum,

what'd you say?

- I get knowing that you're, like, overzealous

when it comes to you feelings,

but, like, he-- it looks scary.

- What's the point of being with someone

if you're gonna guilt them for making a decision?

- Exactly.

- So he just wants to be with her so he can torment her?

I'm gonna tell her to leave his a*s.

- I don't [bleep] believe in ultimatums.

This is bull[bleep].



- Stop with this fighting. Stop with this yelling.

It's time for this to be over. It's time to just have fun.



- ♪ My heart, my heart

- [sighs]

It's okay. I think you made the right decision.

And you don't need to feel guilty at all.

You are grown as [bleep].

- I know.

- I'm very proud of Jenn that she stood her ground

and didn't, you know, get guilted out

of finishing up this experience.

It just shows that she has grown.

I feel like she's finally making a decision for herself

and not following in Peter's footsteps.

There's Poquitos, the Mexican place

- God, no, don't take me there. That was--

- Too nasty? - Isn't it bland?

- No, that was our spot. - Oh, okay.

We're not doing that [bleep], girl.

- Really? - Damn it, Kim! No.

- Really? This is our song!

- Our song. - [crying]

- Oh, my God, Rob.



[camera shutter clicking]

[cell phone bloops]

- Unh, unh. Here we go, now.

Unh, unh.

[chuckles]



- [laughs] Guess who's back.

- Hi. - Hi.

- Did you guys know we were coming back?

- How are youse?

- It definitely is a really good feeling

to come back to the house,

and it makes me feel so happy

that just, like, everybody missed us as well.

- Jenn, do you think you'll have time to do the mohawk.

- The best thing--

- I'm so happy tonight.

- Look at her underwear. She gets around.

That's what's up. No. Oh, my God. Stop.

Stop! - Look at this b*tch.

Look at that [bleep].

Look at that [bleep]! [laughter]

- No, don't you dare! Oh, rug burn! Seriously, stop.

It's gonna be on "[bleep] They Should've Shown."

Seriously, stop!

Ow, you gave me rug burn on my [bleep]--

[bleep] elbow.

Yo, he's, like, loving this. It's like "Girls Gone Wild."

You really are trying to be--

- I've learned that, like, throughout our entire lives,

in the "Real World," that, like,

we will only have each other.

- I'm stripping us naked, right now.

Don't get me started.

We've had our weird nights, our fun nights,

our annoying nights, our arguments, everything.

But at the end of the day,

I'm so happy I lived with her here.

It's really come down to, like, family is everything.

Truce?

No! [bleep] that. You gave me rug burn on my elbow.



- Gummies? - Wait, are those organic?

- No. They're homegrown.

- Huh. Organic. [laughs]

- Did you want them? It tastes fine.

Do you want these gummies for the plane ride?

- I can't help her. My fingers hurt.

- [bleep] all y'all. - You can't bring those

through security.

- This experience is coming to an end.

And it made me think, you know,

I haven't had one-on-one time with Will.

I think it would just be nice for us to just

enjoy each other's company.

Cheers to us attempting to be friends.

- Okay. That was good. - And getting along. Cheers.

[glasses clink]

Is it weird that I'm still in shock

that you have a kid sometimes?

- You're still in shock? - Yes, I am.

- You said that if I ever get a girl pregnant or whatever,

you would never talk to me ever again.

- If we were dating.

If I, like, got married or something like that,

like, I would invite you.

And I thought that we were gonna, like,

call each other, like, every, like, year.

- Hey, Anika, what's going on? - Yeah, yeah.

- And that's what I wanted. - We can still have that.

- I know.

- I think I have been able

to move forward with my relationship with Will.

We need to sustain where we are

and actually have a friendship,

which I think is the hardest part.

Thanks, Will. [laughs]

- Stop, girl. What's wrong with you?



- I cannot get this boy to zip.

Here, I'm gonna stand on this boy,

and you see if you can zip it.

- All right, ready? - Let me see. There it goes.

See, it's coming a little bit.

[grunts] - Man.

- How's your packing going?

- Good. I'm pretty much all done with my clothes.

- I brought all these damn underwear.

I really thought I was gonna get some booty.

- You really did.

[laughter]

- I'm not getting no booty.

- Two minutes to walk out the door.

- Tonight we are closing out Seattle right.

I'm DJ-ing at Tia Lou's.

It's going down! It's going down tonight!

I just know it's gonna be

a set that I'm always gonna remember.

And I hope my roommates enjoy it

and we all go out with a big bang.

[electronic music]



- Now that this experience is over and I'm going home,

it's a wake-up call.

Like, I want my son to be proud of his dad,

like, and that's all I can say.

Like, that's all I can take back home.

Like, I feel like I'm gonna come back a whole new person.

- One more time!



- What's all these envelopes?

- It's something I want to do with you guys,

like, right before we leave.

- We're gonna all write something about each other?

- Mm-hmm, and then let's stick it in each other's envelope.

- Oh, my God. - Aw, it's so cute.

- ♪ I think we better listen to these kids ♪

- It's hurting my hand.

- ♪ We can't keep pretending ♪

♪ We know what we're doing ♪

- It's super bittersweet

that this experience is literally coming to an end.

I'm gonna miss everybody.

I really am.

- Yo, I'm out, dog. Take care.

- No, wait. - Bye.

- One more, one more, one more.

I love you all, too, man, on the real. Thank you.

Mother Goose, take care.

All right, I'm out, y'all. Take care.

all: Bye.

- I love you, too.



- Thank you.

- Bye, Bubbles.

- ♪ We've been dreaming of you ♪

♪ Drinking from fountains of youth ♪

♪ And if we don't change ♪

- Bye, guys.



- My God.

We just had the experience of a lifetime.

So here's a note from all of us.

What we achieved or didn't achieve in this house

will be our own cross to bear.



Each of us learned valuable lessons from one another.

- What's up?

- I'm so proud

that you know that you're worth something.

- Some of us learned it takes strength to trust.

- I love you so much.

- While others of us

didn't learn how to trust at all.

Some of us learned how to move forward from the past,

while others learned that the past can't always be resolved.

You let someone affect your life again.

But as a group, we learned

the most important things in life are friendship,

love, and family.



[all shouting happily]

- Oh, my God, you're home.

- Sincerely yours, the roommates.

- I missed you guys so much. - I missed you, too.



- ♪ I think we better listen to these kids ♪