02x04 - Episode 4

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NARRATOR: days ago, a dozen strangers chose to be

confined inside this house.

No TV, no internet, and absolutely no privacy.

Once a week, they will vote to evict one of their own.

In the end, the house guest who remains

will win the half million dollar prize.

Previously, on "Big Brother."

Justin threatened Kent.

Be a man.

Put your hands up, because I'm gonna knock the [muted]

out of you, bro.

[interposing voices]

No, that's the first time I ever

took that pillow, all right?

NARRATOR: Will relished controlling the group--

I hope that everyone has underestimated

my potential for--

for just massive destruction.

NARRATOR: While continuing to pursue Shannon.

I do have a message for her boyfriend at home.

He's out of here.

NARRATOR: Mike won the Head of Household.

[interposing voices]

His job was to choose the first two nominees for eviction.

I nominate you, Nicole.

And I nominate you, Sheryl.

NARRATOR: Mike figured nobody would vote Sheryl out.

Don't worry.

There's no chance.

NARRATOR: But will his plan pay off?

Find out now, on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: A major development tonight inside the Big

Brother house behind me.

Yesterday, producers expelled one of house guests

for breaking the rules.

Justin, the bartender from Bayonne, New Jersey,

threatened house guests with violence

and physical intimidation.

It was a violation of one of the most

serious rules of the house.

As you will soon see, Justin's threatening behavior

continued as did the concerns of his housemates

for their own safety.

[inaudible]

I'm to the point where I'm worried about other people,

not myself.

I'm worried about other people's safety.

I definitely feel that he was threatening

and he could have caused bodily injury to me

or somebody else in here.

Stand up like a [muted] man.

Put your hands up.

Because I'm gonna the [muted] out of you, bro.

It's the second time.

[interposing voices]

I understand that physical violence

or, you know, intimidation is not part of this game.

And it won't be tolerated.

And therefore, I will not be a part

of anything that's related to physical violence

or intimidation.

I apologize for maybe getting close to crossing the line.

So from this point on, you know, you have no worries about that

ever again.

Hardy-- Hardy said, he would--

he said, man-- he said, if he would've touched you.

I would've-- because Hardy's, as you well know, a security guy.

He said, I would've had him on the ground

and subdued so quickly.

He said, there's just no sense in that.

He said, he wouldn't've have been able to--

so Hardy was willing to come to my defense.

And I appreciated that.

He scared me.

I think he scared everybody in here at some point in time.

I don't need to put up with a bull [muted]

living with a [muted] damn third grader,

a dangerous third grader.

He's a threat to everyone around--

around him.

Dude, no.

No, dude.

Don't [muted] throw it.

[interposing voices]

Justin, no.

Don't do it.

Will--

I had to convince him twice not

to smash a [muted] damn wine bottle on the basketball court.

The feat is is that somebody in there

is going to get popped.

Whenever I get called in here, it's

always a matter of, like, me getting,

like, thrown off the show.

It's like, Justin, you know, you can't beat nobody up.

Or Justin, you know--

you know, you can't, like, sexually

force yourself on somebody.

Or like, Justin, you know, you can't, like, intimidate nobody.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: The final straw

for the producers was the incident

Tuesday night in the kitchen.

Krista was intoxicated.

They started to kiss.

[inaudible]

Whatever, dude.

I ain't got no time for your [muted]..

[inaudible]

Stay right there.

Stay right there.

All right.

Would you get mad if it cracked you over the head

with this? - Uh huh.

Your momma would though.

Because I'm the first girl that don't like [muted]..

For real?

So your mom would love me.

Huh, ma?

Not for nothing.

So what happened with [muted]--

would you get mad if I k*lled you?

JULIE: At this point, Justin picked up a large kitchen knife

and repeated to an intoxicated Krista, seriously,

would you get mad if I k*lled you.

He put the knife to Krista's throat as they kissed.

He then took the knife away momentarily.

With Krista's encouragement, he put the knife back to her neck.

They kissed again.

And then, he returned the knife to its drawer.

That's gonna make me take the peanut butter,

open it up, and say--

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: At this point,

Justin was called into the diary room.

Justin, please go to the diary room.

Oh, boy.

Oh, boy.

We got problems.

We got problems.

I think it might've been that knife to your neck.

[inaudible]

JULIE: After a lengthy consultation with the show's

psychologist, producers were left

with no choice but to expel Justin to protect

the safety of the house guests.

When we come back, the house guests react as they

awake to find Justin gone.

And later, hear what Justin has to say.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Once the decision was made to expel Justin from the house,

he was quietly removed.

Later that morning, producers woke up

the house guests to inform them of their decision.

Good morning, everybody.

As you have noticed, Justin is no longer in the house.

He was expelled early this morning.

Earlier this week, Justin was given a final warning regarding

violence in the house.

He clearly understood these rules, because he repeated them

back to us in the diary room.

Last night, he violated these rules,

which gave us no choice but to expel Justin from the game.

His safety remains of paramount importance to us.

This decision was a difficult one for all of us.

But in the end, your safety and well-being came first.

At this time, we would appreciate it if one or more

of you would pack up Justin's belongings

from the bedroom and bathroom.

And he just leaves and doesn't get to say goodbye or anything.

And pack up his stuff, like he's dead.

They could argue that, you know,

he was destroying property repeatedly.

[inaudible]

I should feel real sorry for Justin.

I really don't.

I'm sorry he did it to himself.

You know, he got warned and warned and warned and warned.

I'm about to start crying.

I know.

Bunky is.

I just feel like Justin committed suicide.

I tried to help him and I couldn't.

He peed on the window.

He took the chest set and smashed the whole chess set

and some pieces broke.

Obviously, this wasn't a decision that

was easy to make for anybody.

So I completely understand your position.

He continuously did it, man.

So I mean, I just don't want you to be of the mindset that--

No, no.

No one brought that on himself but-- but him.

So Will was able to be a negative influence on Justin

and I was not able to be a positive influence.

Oh, Bunky, like that's your responsibility.

Sometimes you just can't help anybody.

I know. I know.

Bunky, don't cry.

You're gonna make me cry.

You've got three other people in there

who they all think this is the biggest joke in the world.

This says boat operator only.

You can't even drive a car with this.

I swear to God.

Boat operator only.

He's not allowed to drive a car.

[inaudible]

I cannot take it when people try

to hold their emotions back.

When you're feeling what you feel, feel it.

Go through it.

If it take you an hour, do an hour.

But then, I don't want to see you an hour

from now with the same [muted] look on your face.

So go ahead, do your thing.

All right, my friend.

I'll be honest with you, it--

it's-- it's a safer situation.

A lot of people are breathing a lot easier now.

And that's what had to happen.

I think that, for me, like, emotionally and

psychologically, it's tough.

I think I speak for at least three

or four other people in the house.

And it would be very important, you know,

to be able to-- to have some sort of closure

to the situation.

I think it was just a matter of time with Justin.

A lot of people right now are defending Justin.

But I really don't think you can defend his actions.

He's doing things that not only endanger people, but also

affect the quality of life in the house

for the other house guests.

So Justin being expelled, I think, was the proper action.

And I'm looking forward to continuing on.

JULIE: Later in the hour, we will hear from Justin himself.

In the meantime, however, the game of Big Brother goes on.

Tonight is eviction night number one at the Big Brother house.

Just a week ago, house guests competed to be

the first Head of Household.

The winner, Mike, the rapping bar owner from Beverly Hills.

Mike won the right to the private bedroom,

special privileges, and most importantly, the power

to nominate two house guests for eviction.

Saturday night, Mike chose Nicole,

the personal chef from Atlanta.

Mike said, she simply came on too strong from the start.

His other nominee is Sheryl, the popular mother

of two from Florida.

Mike believes Sheryl is so beloved,

nominating her will virtually guarantee Nicole's quick exit.

But will Mike's strategy backfire?

Will the house guests play into Mike's hand?

It is this battle that has divided the house.

You're wrong.

[interposing voices]

And you don't want to hear what's right.

Bye.

Two pretty strong factions are forming

in this house, the Chilltown faction, the Brat Pack.

It's just horribly obvious that-- that there is that cool

group, Will, Mike, Shannon.

I don't know who the [muted] they think they are.

We're trying to keep all the cool people in here.

The other faction is the real people

in the house, the Monica's, the Hardy's, Autumn, the people

who are a bit perturbed about the Brat Pack

and the way they've been running things.

I'm sick of it.

It's a mind control power game.

It's not working on me.

Whoever stays in this house, you have

to pit Will against Shannon.

I didn't think that the house would be divided this early.

But it's a house divided.

Outside side of this house, some of these people

do this in a real life.

So this is easy for them to be manipulative,

divide and conquer, evil.

I'm gonna [muted] tell you straight up how it is, always.

They're so phony.

Tension is in the house and people are saying

mean things about other people.

I can't figure Bunky out, man.

[interposing voices]

I just don't know what or who he is.

And I think he's trouble.

How do you personally feel about Will and Will's behavior?

He's an obnoxious son of a g*n.

[interposing voices]

Nicole is like garbage on Thursday.

She's out.

And backstabbing each other left and right.

Once we get Nicole out, you are not next.

Autumn is a complete nutcase.

I promise you.

I'm not into that whole cussing and getting nasty with people.

Go [muted] ask him.

It didn't come up until you [muted]..

It came up with the Junior Mints.

Challenge was for us to give up smoking for the basketball.

Out of spite, I think Autumn went out to smoke.

And that was after you lit the cigarette.

No, it was not.

Yes, it was.

I was there.

This is not all my fault, prim princess, sweetheart.

It is, sweetheart.

No, it is not.

You want me to get you a bag of chips, [muted] have a bag

of chips and I have cigarette.

Snotty b*tch.

I'm sick of her.

The lines are being drawn.

JULIE: As you know, this is our first eviction night.

Out of the house guests, eight get to vote to evict.

The two nominees, Cheryl and Nicole

are not permitted to vote.

Mike, as Head of Household, votes

only in the event of a tie.

All votes are cast in secret in the diary room.

The first two to enter, Will and Shannon.

She's not the same Nicole that walked in here a week ago.

She's one of the few people in the house

that I really haven't related to.

I don't think she's being genuine.

She singled me out and ostracized me

and made me into the one thing that I

didn't want to be characterized at, which was the bookworm,

the nerd.

I don't want to be around somebody that's not themselves.

And I have nothing in common with her.

I vote to evict Nicole.

I vote to evict Nicole.

JULIE: Welcome back.

Let's talk to the guest.

Hello, house guests.

[interposing voices]

Justin.

JULIE: Now, I know it's been an emotion-filled few days.

So Hardy, I'm gonna start with you.

You've all survived days in the house now.

How hard has it been to be confined to that house?

Very, very difficult. I just want to say happy birthday

Lindsey and Brady, my brother.

But besides that it's been very, very difficult. But I mean,

you know, you learn to adapt and kind

of fill your day with activities that we have at our disposal.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: What's the hardest thing?

Not being able to communicate with people

outside of the house, like friends, family.

Pretty much.

I think that's the most difficult thing for me.

JULIE: Will, I want to ask you a question.

How do you feel the house guests have been coming together

for chores, challenges, and in general, other group

activities?

Excellent.

Nice.

Nice.

It's pretty good.

I mean, I don't have any complaints.

Everyone seems to be doing their job.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: No fighting?

Not that I've noticed.

[interposing voices]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Mike, I'm looking at your hair.

I have to ask you about your hair.

What's going on with that?

My girl Shannon hooked me up.

I wanted to break out a little something special for all

the friends and family back in Concord,

New Hampshire and everybody up Belly here in LA, you know?

So she did me up right.

What do you think?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: I think it becomes you.

Thank you.

NARRATOR: Bunky, what's it been like living in the house

the past week with two people who have

been nominated for eviction?

Not for nothing, but it's--

it's difficult, because they're our friends.

And I try to put myself in their position

and try to imagine what they feel like, because someday I'll

be sitting in the red seat.

And it's an emotional time.

It's-- I knew this was gonna happen every week.

But I thought I would be stronger emotionally.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: OK.

Well, I guess I should talk to the two

ladies who have been nominated.

So Nicole and Sheryl, I'm going to ask each of you

the same question, which is how would you say life

has changed for you since nomination night?

Nicole, you first.

Why do I have to go first?

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: You want me to have Sheryl go first?

Yeah. Let's have Sheryl go first.

I always go first.

Wait a minute now.

Well--

[inaudible]

JULIE: You look beautiful.

Yes, you do.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I think-- ask the question again, Julie.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: How has things

changed for you since you found out you were nominated?

It's-- well, it's been really interesting,

because there's been a bit of turbulence

just throughout the house.

It's-- it's put a lot of people on edge.

And there have been some differences

of opinions floating about.

And you know, it's--

I think it's been very difficult on everybody, not--

not only Nicole and myself.

But it's just been difficult, as a whole

for everyone, because we all didn't realize

how much we would really get--

get so close.

And I think that's been the most difficult part of it.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Nicole.

I guess--

I guess for those who have gotten to know me,

who bothered to get to know me, I've made

some really good friendships.

And I'm happy about that.

And for those who haven't, I think they feel the way

they should feel, alienated.

And it'll come out in the end.

JULIE: Thank you, everyone.

Thank you, ladies.

I'll be back in a minute to talk to all of you.

The house guests have only known each other

days and only in the context of the Big Brother house.

We want to take you out of the house

and into Nicole and Sheryl's homes for some insight

from those who know them best.

I think Nicole probably is developing

a strategy right now.

She's a very caring person and a very sensitive person.

This has been great, because I really,

really realize how much my life and my husband mean to me.

She's gonna do whatever she has to do to try and get her

back-- self back in this game.

Talked to people last night and that's

not % that I'm out of here.

I'm not giving up.

Good.

That's what I like to hear.

She's just kind of switched gears.

And she's gone into battle mode.

She's a fighter.

It is gonna be very difficult for her

to deal with if she ends up being the first one

voted out of the house.

She won't compromise who she is.

But she will definitely try to make more of an effort

to connect with the people.

Oh.

You like it?

I love it.

Sherri is playing the game.

I believe Sherri played the game from day one.

I have a son, Harrison, who's .

This was a dare.

She's extremely smart.

And I think she can draw you in and manipulate you very well.

They just don't see it, because they're not suspecting it.

I think it's actually really funny that these young guys

like this older woman.

She's my mom.

I think it's really-- it plays well for her

though that Mike thinks she's attractive, that Will

thinks she's attractive.

Sherri, any way you look at it, is hot.

I think Sheryl is a threat.

A lot of people on the show view her as a sort of mother figure.

[inaudible]

Yeah.

Have some, please.

If you look at someone like Sheryl,

she's basically someone everybody likes right now.

In the end, she could be a much greater threat than Nicole is.

I don't think this game is ever gonna end.

JULIE: So far, Nicole has two votes for eviction.

Let's reopen the diary room door as Hardy and Monica

go in to cast their votes.

I've formed of a one-on-one relationship

with Nicole than I had an opportunity to do with Sheryl.

Nicole would be a threat, for me, down the line,

if she continued to stay in the house.

I honestly wish that I didn't have to vote either one of them

out, because I really like them both.

I vote to evict Nicole.

I vote to evict, Sheryl, unfortunately.

JULIE: Let me clarify the voting.

There are three votes to evict Nicole, one to evict Sheryl.

Meanwhile, Mike's reign as Big Brother's first Head

of Household was tempered by the daunting task of nominating

two house guests for eviction.

Mike thought he could oust Nicole

by also nominating Sheryl, a house favorite and friend.

But for how long?

I think it's fair that he nominated me.

But Mike, we're-- we're gonna have a talk.

And I think he deserves that too.

It's not that I don't like you, it's out of the people,

someone's got to go.

It's quite obvious what you're doing.

And that's fine.

And I know what's going on with Will and probably Shannon and--

I'm not in any alliance, if that's what you're saying.

They don't care to know anything about me.

They don't ask anything.

Like Hardy said to me, he said, I wish

they knew you like I know you.

I can walk out of here and I'm gonna hold my head high.

- Great. - OK?

But that's not how to win this game.

You cut me down and you basically pillaged me

in front of everyone.

You want to keep the ethics and you want

to go home to your husband.

And I have a lot of respect for that.

That's great.

But that doesn't fit in here and you know that.

I've virtually assured her exit by nominating

Sherri, who is clearly one of the most

popular people in the house.

Don't worry, there's no chance.

People are a little concerned, because I think

Mike's plan with the nominees is--

is kind of almost backfiring.

She's ready to go.

And you know, I keep thinking, heck, it could be me.

You never know.

Well, the funny thing is my relationship with Sheryl

has strengthened since I've nominated her.

She really has no ill feelings towards me.

They used me.

And what they've done is they [muted] me up.

I don't really see myself being evicted,

not even nominated.

JULIE: It's time to check in with Mike on his last day

as this week's Head of Household.

Hi, Mike.

Hi.

JULIE: I just want to clarify for our viewers and make sure

you know that the conversation we're having

right now cannot be heard by your fellow house guests.

You know that, right? - Yes.

JULIE: So you can speak candidly to me here.

OK. JULIE: All right.

I want to ask you, you were so sure at nomination time

that pitting Nicole against Sheryl

would guarantee Nicole's eviction,

thought being, everyone loves Sheryl, right?

Right.

JULIE: Do you still feel that way?

I still feel that way.

I do strongly feel Sherri will remain in the house.

But I do feel that Nicole swayed a few people in the house.

And I think the vote is going to be very close.

And I wouldn't be surprised if my tie breaking vote

was-- was the deciding factor.

JULIE: Deciding factor, you feeling that Nicole is still

going to be out there tonight?

Yes.

I do feel Nicole will leave.

But I think the vote's gonna be a lot closer

than I thought a week ago.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: How did Nicole manage

to sway people do you think?

She played the sympathy card very heavily.

She played upon the fact that some

of the people in the house, including myself, didn't

really give her a chance.

And she was judged unfairly, because, you know,

she came in like gangbusters and we

didn't give her a chance to really express

herself and get to know her.

And I feel that some of the women in the house

were quite sympathetic to that.

And I think she might have gotten a few votes that way.

JULIE: Well, Mike, after being so

open about wanting Nicole out, how will

it affect you if she stays?

If she stays, I'm in a lot of trouble.

I will be a marked man for sure.

She doesn't think very highly of me.

The little speech she just gave was pretty much directed at me,

maybe a couple other people.

But the words, you know, did kind of pierce.

I know she was speaking to me.

And that's fine.

It will definitely sway a lot of momentum out of my favor.

And it will perhaps shorten my stay here in the house

if she remains.

I'm-- I'm very nervous that-- that she might

have squeaked out a victory.

JULIE: All right.

Let's say your wish comes true and Sheryl

is the one that gets to stay.

If she stays, do you think it's payback time for you,

because you nominated her?

Absolutely not.

I feel that Sherri and I have grown very

close through this process.

I think she understood the strategy.

I think she respected the strategy.

She knew she was very likable.

I think she's been a little nervous the last couple

of days, because it has been swaying a little bit

in Nicole's direction.

But I feel that we have bonded, especially

in the last hours.

I've, you know, assured her that I've

tried to get as much support in the house for her, which has

caused a lot of in fighting and arguments

and so on and so forth.

And I'm sure the nation has watched.

And I think that her and I will be very close from here on out.

And I consider her definitely an ally.

JULIE: Last quick question. - OK.

JULIE: Who would you like to see as the next Head

of Household and why?

I would like to see Will or Shannon

be the next Head of Household.

I feel that those are the two people

I've bonded with the most.

Even Krista, you know, through this whole difficult period

with Justin leaving the house.

I feel I bonded with her.

And those are three people that I could virtually guarantee

that I would not be nominated.

And I'm-- I'm nervous about a couple other people.

But I'm hoping it's one of them.

JULIE: Thank you, Mike.

You're welcome.

NARRATOR: And you can rejoin your housemates.

OK.

Thanks.

JULIE: Is Mike's strategy working?

Let's enter the diary room one last time as Autumn

and Kent cast their votes.

Sheryl is a wonderful lady.

She is used to having a lot of fun in her life.

But she's also someone who is used

to kind of having her own way.

I really like Sheryl.

This is not about her.

It's about a strategic move to shift the powers

that be in this house.

Unfortunately she was put in this situation

by people that she thought maybe she could trust.

But she can't.

I vote to evict Sherri.

I vote to evict Sheryl.

JULIE: The eviction is just moments away.

Will it be Nicole or Sheryl?

Who will stay?

Who will go?

Find out next.

Tonight's nominees for eviction are

a twice divorced mother of two from Florida

and an Atlanta newlywed.

One thing's for sure, for either Nicole or Sheryl,

the honeymoon in the Big Brother house is about to be over.

We've now heard from six house guests.

Three want Nicole out.

Three watch Sheryl.

We have not heard from Krista and Bunky.

Their votes may make all the difference.

We've kept the nominees in suspense long enough.

Hello, house guests.

The wait is finally over.

Let's reveal the results.

By a vote of to , Sheryl, you are now evicted

from the Big Brother house.

Don't cry.

I get to eat.

[interposing voices]

You're a great person.

And I'm so glad I've known you.

[inaudible]

Y'all, I'm really--

I get to eat.

Here we go.

All this hugging.

Thank you.

I'll keep them in line for you, Mom.

I love you, baby.

Hot tubbing will never be the same.

[interposing voices]

Oh, yeah.

That's right.

I'm so sorry.

It's OK.

OK, look what they're showing.

My soul sister.

I think so.

I'll keep them in line, Mom, OK?

I'll keep them in line.

Do.

Nobody shares my babies.

Remember, throw a pizza over the wall.

Tell them everything that happened

and how much I love him.

Don't worry.

[inaudible]

[interposing voices]

Don't worry.

I'm fine.

I get to eat.

I'm gonna have sushi tonight.

[interposing voices]

I will be calling you when you get out.

OK.

I'm ready.

Yeah.

Love you.

Keep jumping rope.

I'll see you out there.

We're all gonna go have drinks.

[inaudible]

- Bye, Sheryl. - See you, Sheryl.

We love you, Sheryl.

[interposing voices]

We love you Sheryl.

OK, what's the name of that restaurant I want to go to?

Yamashiro.

And then, Belly.

[interposing voices]

Say hi to Justin for us.

And I'll see you when I get out.

See you, sweetie.

[interposing voices]

Do we have to sit down now again or what?

That was emotional.

Don't you go fly out that door.

I see you.

[inaudible]

I think we need to go sit down, probably.

It's not over I don't think.

But then again, maybe not.

Who knows?

It was locked.

[interposing voices]

No, Kent.

What?

Ask them.

You guys, do we--

what are we doing?

Don't ask.

Get forgiveness, not permission.

[inaudible]

I want some pizza.

We need some pizza.

Pizza, man.

Then, they're gonna go to breaks.

Can they show us her interview?

No.

But I think we're still gonna have here, don't we?

Can you tell us what-- what we have to do now.

No.

It's an hour show.

And it's only halfway mark.

[inaudible]

JULIE: Welcome, Sheryl.

Thank you.

JULIE: How are you feeling right now?

I'm feeling fine to be honest with you.

I really am.

JULIE: Not surprised, I take it then?

Really, it was up in the air.

I didn't know either way.

We were all on pins and needles.

And didn't really know which way it was gonna go.

JULIE: Well, I want to take you back to that point.

The-- the first moment you heard Mike make the announcement

that he had nominated you, at that point,

he even assured you, don't worry.

Right.

JULIE: Did you think that perhaps you would be evicted.

I did.

JULIE: Why?

Well, because there was some turbulence

going on in the house.

And it started to mushroom and mushroom and mushroom.

And what ended up happening was his plan of action

backfired in his face.

So I'm-- I'm very sure that they're all, you know, beside

themselves in there right now.

JULIE: You and Nicole said to one another, whoever stays

in the house has to get Mike.

What does that mean, get Mike?

Well, we had this little alliance that whoever stays had

to carry out the fact that they put me in a position that

was not a very--

you know, they were very sure.

But of course, again, because it backfired in their face,

that we wanted to make sure that somebody

got Mike and Will and Shannon.

JULIE: You think she's gonna--

you think she's gonna do it now that she's

remaining in the house? - She'll do it.

JULIE: Any idea who are the five people who voted to evict you?

Oh, I do know.

JULIE: Really?

Oh, yeah.

It was a margin of to--

JULIE: .

You got votes.

Who do you think they were?

OK.

I think they were--

OK.

Let's see.

We have-- man, I've gone blank now.

JULIE: All right-- [interposing voices]

Kent. JULIE: OK.

We've got Kent.

We've got-- I think everybody voted

against me except for Will and maybe Monica and Shannon.

JULIE: Let's see if you're right.

I vote to evict Nicole.

I vote to evict Nicole.

I vote to evict Nicole.

I vote to evict Sheryl.

Sheryl.

Sherri.

I vote to evict Sheryl from the house.

I vote to evict Sheryl.

Sheryl, it's nothing personal.

JULIE: How surprised are you?

I'm not surprised at all.

JULIE: Why not?

Some of these people are your friends.

Well, they're all my friends.

And the reason I'm not surprised is

because I already knew that--

what-- what happened in there was very wrong.

It was a winning strategy that went totally against people who

were not being kind to others.

And everybody in the house was going to get them.

And the way to get them was to go ahead and evict me.

So I knew that if this came about that I would be evicted,

because they would be, like, you're not gonna do this to us

and get away with it.

JULIE: It was punishing the Brat Pack.

Right.

JULIE: And you got caught up in the middle.

Exactly.

I got caught up in it.

And see, that's why I'm fine with it.

I really am, because I felt the same way.

I-- it-- it was very maddening to see

what was going on in there.

And the way that they were trying to get votes for me.

Because they were running scared.

And I kept telling everybody, it's fine.

Don't worry about it.

JULIE: You're very calm.

I want to talk to you about Justin though.

What do you think of him?

I like Justin a lot.

Justin is a sweet, kind guy.

Justin was a follower.

And I think Justin followed people who egged him on so much

and got him into a position.

It was-- it was hard for him not to, you know,

sort of appease them.

Because what-- what would happen is they would--

they would bring out, sometimes, the worst in Justin.

And it would--

JULIE: So like the guy.

But how did you-- how do you feel

about him getting expelled?

Well, I'll tell you, that was-- that was like between

a rock and a hard place.

Because following the law as written, what happened to

him was what was going to happen to him.

So if you look at it that way, I felt

like that's what had to happen.

And everybody else felt like that's what had to happen also.

JULIE: Well, Sheryl, I want to thank you for being

so understanding and kind.

But you know, you do get the final word,

because you'll be back in September.

And that's when you will sit on the jury that will ultimately

help decide which of the last two house guests

will go on to win this.

Exactly.

JULIE: But in the meantime, we have a surprise for you.

Oh.

JULIE: Your mom and your two kids

have flown in from Ponte Vedra, Florida to come see you.

Oh, great.

You're kidding. Where are they?

Are they here?

Hey.

[inaudible]

Hi, sweetie.

Oh my god.

I can't believe y'all are here.

Oh my god.

I'm so excited to see you.

[interposing voices]

JULIE: Coming up, my interview with Justin, just after he

was expelled from the house.

Oh, you did a beautiful job.

JULIE: Welcome back to Big Brother.

As I told you earlier in the show,

Justin has been expelled from the Big Brother house

for breaking the rules.

Shortly after his expulsion, I sat down with Justin.

This is what he had to say in his own words.

I'm-- I'm kissing a girl.

And this we have to keep in mind.

I'm kissing a girl and I go--

I put the knife right here.

I don't touch her and I put the knife right here.

And I go, would you get mad if I k*lled you, jokingly.

There's no way you could even blow

that, there's no way you could even see that as a threat.

I go, would you get mad if I k*lled you, smiling at her.

She's smiling.

And she goes, go for it.

And then, I go put--

we're laughing.

We kissed again.

And I put the knife away.

Now, if there's anyone that could perceive

that as an act of violence or as a threat, then you're an idiot.

All right?

And I don't know what the hell you're watching.

And I don't know what kind of glasses you're looking through.

JULIE: Can you see how someone from the outside

would be worried about your state of mind

as you're holding a knife to someone's throat asking,

would you be mad if I k*lled you.

Again--

JULIE: Can you see--

I can not.

I can not even fathom, if somebody's watching me kiss

a girl and I'm speaking in jokingly terms,

smiling, while she's laughing, and put a knife

and said would you get mad if I k*lled you--

first of all, if she felt threatened, if anybody even

thought that she felt threatened I was gonna do anything,

I don't think she would've said, go for it,

laughed and kissed me.

So if you could see it, please explain it to me,

so I could see it.

JULIE: Did you threaten violence against anyone in the house?

I didn't threaten nothing against anybody in the house.

I got in people's head in the house.

I wanted-- my strategy was confusion,

because when you confuse people, they

don't know what's going on.

And they make bad decisions.

That was my whole strategy.

JULIE: Some people see it from a different perspective.

When you got into Kent's face, you

were called to the diary room, because that

was a threat of violence.

Correct?

NARRATOR: I wouldn't call it a threat.

That-- that was just intimidating somebody.

That was just-- - Did you ask--

[interposing voices]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: To get up and fight?

I said, if you're gonna call me a liar

and say I did something that I didn't do,

then get up and put your hands up.

JULIE: Are you telling me that you

don't understand why you got expelled

from the Big Brother house?

Absolutely.

JULIE: You think you deserve to be in the house right now?

Absolutely.

JULIE: Normally, every Thursday night on Big Brother

there is a live Head of Household competition.

Because of the recent events concerning Justin,

the competition to determine who will

succeed Mike as Head of Household

will be seen this Saturday.

That same night, we will learn who

the next two house guests will the Head of Household nominate

for eviction.

On Tuesday, the anticipated eviction

will loom heavily on the house guests,

as the two nominees battle to remain in the house.

And next Thursday, I'll be back as house guests vote to evict

one of the two nominees.

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

live.

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

Good night.

Let's close the door.

Oh, oh, sweet revenge.

Sweet revenge.

They're so going down.

[inaudible]

Stuff we had to go through to get to this moment.

But we're here.

And I thought I was getting ready to give up.

And I realized why I was here, Tony and justice,

baby, Tony and justice.

And I'm gonna fight.

Oh.

I'm gonna fight.

I am the worst person.

God.

I'm so satisfied with the fact that I know

exactly how everybody voted.

Oh, exactly.

That-- don't even try to hide behind that veil of--

Oh, yeah.

Whatever.

Like, I'm not even asking.

I'm not even asking that.

You don't have to.

[interposing voices]

We needed one more vote and my tiebreaker would've done it.

Can not believe these people.

[interposing voices]

I don't want it--

I don't want it to look like-- like, it just sucks,

man, because he screwed [inaudible] up, bad.

You know what I mean?

And he's just, like, I think they're

just all realizing it now.

Now, here's the thing though.

I don't know who else voted for Sheryl, but I mean--

- It was Monica. - Really?

Because she's good friends with Sheryl.

Doesn't have anything to do with Nicole.

Bottom line is is, like, I only have one goal.

I don't even care about winning anymore.

I don't either.

But for those guys to think that they

can do whatever they want and get away with it, because--

[interposing voices]

Because what Will said.

He's like, yeah, you know, I got [muted]

and [muted] I was good looking and I got good grades.

And blah, blah, blah.

Well, guess what?

We ain't in school anymore.

That's right.

You're gonna get schooled though.

You're gonna get schooled.

You know what?

[inaudible]

Knock them right down.

Anybody.

[inaudible]

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