04x15 - Episode 15

[bunniefuu]

ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother "--

after narrowly escaping eviction and then

winning Head of Household, Alison nominated

Dana and Jun for eviction.

Dana, you betrayed me.

It's my duty now to come after you.

ANNOUNCER: And though Dana thought

she was tight with the exes--

We know it's going to be three, three-- like you three

for me and those three for her.

ANNOUNCER: Justin, Robert, and Jee were

looking out for themselves.

What's better for us?

ANNOUNCER: While Dana lobbied hard to stay in the game--

You Jack both know that I'm not

out to get either one of you.

ANNOUNCER: Jun lost her patience.

She's campaigning against me and I just--

I just can't stand that.

ANNOUNCER: Alison kept up appearances

with her alliance, while also making

deals with the other side.

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

Like if you guys want to do it,

like I'll vote however you want.

I don't care.

ANNOUNCER: And Nathan grew suspicious.

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

Me?

I think you're paranoid.

ANNOUNCER: When the eviction was announced--

JULIE: By a vote of six to zero, Dana,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house--

ANNOUNCER: Jack, Erika, Alison, and Nathan

saw the unanimous vote as a victory,

but their joy was short lived.

JULIE: Congratulations, Justin.

You are the new Head of Household.

ANNOUNCER: And the power shifted,

once again, to the exes.

Which two house guests will Justin nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme song]

JULIE: By a vote of six to zero, Dana,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

[music playing]

I'm feel really guilty about Dana.

I feel bad because I knew how important this game was to her.

And, you know, it was either her or me, but the girl hates me,

so Dana had to leave, obviously.

And I'm happy she's gone.

It was in the best interest of the house that she left

and I was kind of happy to see her go.

It was a lot of relief that I'm still here,

still in the game, and it went six year,

and it really boosted my spirits,

even though I'm crying.

Alison.

This is a game.

It's a hardcore game.

It can become very personal, but it's still a game.

And Dana, I was not able to deal with something like that,

because she was crazy.

It was hard for me to look-- look Dana in the eye.

She knows that if I would have voted for her,

it would have been for personal reasons.

And she knows that I'm really, you

know, big on drawing the line between the personal and--

and the game.

Oh, sorry.

OK. Oh my god!

I'm so excited! - Bye, Dana!

Bye, sweetie!

[music playing]

Dana kind of brought the game to a level

that we didn't want, you know, have it go to--

and that's a personal, very vengeful kind of game.

Right now, I'm-- I'm kind of like an emotional firecracker.

At the same time, I don't want everyone here

to see me in full breakdown mode, which

is why I left to one corner of the house

and kind of let my tears out.

JULIE: Is everyone ready? - Yeah.

- Yes. - Yeah.

JULIE: Then let's play.

The HOH competition this week was crucial, you know?

I felt like I was a marked man.

I felt like everybody in the house was going after me.

Who said that one of their bad habits

is that they obsess about everything?

I had to win tonight.

I had to win.

JULIE: Everybody got it right except for Jack.

I need to turn around and have somebody

kick me right in the a*s.

JULIE: Congratulations, Justin.

Everyone else got it wrong, you are the new Head of Household.

Alison, please hand over the key to your ex.

It feels excellent, you know?

All those second places, you know?

It feels good to finally pull through for once.

When Justin won the head of household competition,

I could not hide, you know, how happy and ecstatic

I was for myself, for him, and for our dream team.

My boy did it!

Thank you!

Thank you!

It's going to be a great week, man.

What can I say?

I mean, the dream team is still alive.

The only ones that can take us out is ourselves,

there's no one else that can touch us.

[music playing]

I flirted with Nathan, so that Nathan wouldn't use the veto

on me, so he could save me.

That saved me, but, at the same time, it put Nathan, you know,

in a great risk.

I'm glad he's acting the way he is, though.

Like at least he's not coming over here, trying

to-- you know what I mean? - I like that, too.

He's being respectable.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Dude, I think this is like something

that happened in the game that can affect the outcome.

We're like the [muted] in here.

And that only-- oh, man!

This is, literally, one of the best days of my stay

in the "Big Brother" house.

I was just so happy for him and for our team.

The house is going to go crazy.

We're going to be c*ck.

Are you guys ready to go in?

What's that?

Oh!

All ready?

Oh, man, I am so excited to get into that room.

I am so interested in what I'm going to have in there.

[music playing]

Hey, what season is it?

- Cool! - What one?

What is it? Which one is it?

Live.

Nice, dude.

Very nice.

Oh, cool!

It's his dag.

His mom breeds these dogs.

Dude, I can't believe my mom sent that.

I know.

The little Airedale statue was, you know, a dog, you know,

we had for like years.

He won like the dog shows.

He was like a champion.

Man! Dude!

And like he won this.

He won it?

Yeah.

- Oh! - This was it.

This was what the dog won.

Dude, that's cool, man.

Is that an Airedale? What is that?

Yeah. That dog, right there.

Yeah, an Airedale terrier.

My mom giving it up now--

like it meant a lot, you know?

- That's better than a picture. - That is.

Yeah, it is.

It takes a lot to get to his heart.

And his mom sending him that--

I mean, he didn't expect it and he loved it.

Dude, they stocked you up!

- Did you see his shoes? - Yeah.

His wrestling shoes.

Yeah, I know.

They got miles on them, boy.

They look they've been through a lot.

Look, they didn't give me the velvet rose.

This is guys.

Yeah, that's the guys.

What?

You wanted the velvet one?

Hell, yeah.

What the hell is wrong with you?

This is nicer. - It is nice.

Jack and Nate kind of-- you know,

they just came in, I think, kind of just out of respect.

And, you know, they didn't want to be rude.

[inaudible].

Thanks, bro.

Yeah.

Me and Nate kind of have this understanding that has

never, ever been verbalized.

He's coming after me, and he knows I'm coming after him,

and it was a matter of who was going to get,

you know, to where I'm at now, first.

This sucks.

I wanted to win this really bad today.

Me, too.

My gut says to get him out of there now.

I was like, he's due.

Do you remember me saying that?

I was like, he's due for a win.

Right.

The irony.

Unbelievable.

I've been trying to get rid of Justin

since he came in the door.

Nathan's mistake the first week has now come back to haunt him.

I got you.

I got both of you.

All right.

Got it.

Go.

[splashing]

We had our chance.

I told Nate to violate the agreement and nominate him.

He wanted to keep his word.

This is frustrating as hell.

I didn't want to go out like this.

It's not over yet.

They are pissed because you did not go up on the block.

Pissed!

Of course they were.

He was like, what are you talking about?

Because I go--

No, of course, not.

Never.

I'm a floater right now.

I have both sides thinking I'm on their side.

And, you know, it's really just coming down to who's power.

Alison-- we need her for her vote, we need her for--

for competitions.

I mean, we're going to use her.

[music playing]

This feels [muted] great-- us three being in here.

I don't care if we're not talking,

it's just for us to even be in here, this is hot.

This is hot.

It's become a tradition for everybody

to come up to the Head of Household before nominations.

And, you know, they get, you know, a couple of minutes

to plead their case.

Do we have to go in, individually, and talk to--

I guess so.

Should I ask?

I'll ask.

[knocking]

Who is it?

Me.

Jee's the doorman.

Wait.

One second.

Justin? - Who is it?

It's Alison.

Would you like to see her?

Uh--

Would you like to see her, Justin?

You've got five minutes.

- You've got five minutes. - Step in.

JULIE: I don't need five. - Yeah?

Well, then bye bye then. All right.

Come on in.

No.

They want to know?

We're only going to take two tonight and the rest tomorrow.

There you go.

So go tell him the truth.

One at a time, two tonight, the rest tomorrow.

So who wants to go tonight?

I'll go tonight.

I want to get this over with.

Am I-- do I go now? - Yeah.

No. Just go knock on the door.

[knocking]

Who is it?

It's Erika.

Wait.

What second.

- Oh my god. - Justin?

- What? - It's Erika.

Would you like to see her.

It's the master, Erika.

Erika can come in.

Come on in. Five minutes, please.

That's it. Close the door.

The Three Stooges are acting as if they're in the mafioso.

And it was like, yo, Vito sent me, when I knocked on the door.

It was really quite stupid and childish.

But it's obviously to be expected.

Cool.

Well, I-- I don't really know what to say.

Well, whatever you got to say, it's got to be today.

You know, I've not lied to any three of you in this room.

That's true.

Very true.

Very true, Erika. Very true.

You know?

You are the only person.

I've played this game pretty straight sh**ting,

through the whole time I was here.

Absolutely.

It was actually quite humiliating,

having to sit there and try to bite my tongue.

I hope that people can take me putting

them like up as a nomination as a compliment, you know?

Like they're threats. - Right.

They're a threat.

I sat there and took it only because, this week, they

have the power and you've got to kiss some a*s.

OK.

Your five minutes are over, Erika.

[knocking]

It's kick-- it's kick my a*s.

Kick your a*s. OK.

One second, Jack.

No, kick mine, not yours.

Justin, it's Jack. Would you like to speak to him.

Uh-- he's got five minutes.

All right, Jack.

The orange chair, right there, sir.

- OK. - OK.

Have fun.

I want you guys to know, I've had your backs

since you came in here.

The victors-- that is, Justin, Robert, and Jee--

are having a great time in the HOH room,

since Justin has the power.

It was actually funny for me.

If you lose, you have to eat some crow and whatever

else is on the plate.

I'm eating the humiliation apple with gusto.

I came in to say that I'm available for nomination

for eviction or I'm not available,

whichever you guys decide.

That's very respectable.

We-- like I'll let you know that we've always

respected the way you play--

Yes, we have.

More than anybody in this house, Jack.

- Right. - Like that means a lot.

It means like you're not-- like you can draw

the line between personal and you can

draw a line between the game.

Definitely.

Thanks, guys.

Well you have my respect.

And you guys are in the driver's seat.

Yeah.

And, you know, whatever you-- whatever you do, I'll respect.

Justin is the brains, Robert's the emotion,

Jee is the diplomat.

Perhaps all three of them have a place in the Vatican,

or the Oval Office, or some other Machiavellian scheme.

I do highly respect you.

Thank you, Jee.

All right.

That respect his returned.

Very much so.

This is the funniest thing I've ever had in the house.

[laughing]

Nathan certainly knows about all the laughing and frivolity

in the HOH bedroom.

He's right down the hall, in the love bedroom.

We do want to humiliate everybody in the house

because we were the targets to get out of his house

from day one.

Before we walked in, we were a target.

So we are going to rub it in, we're going to brag about it,

and we're going to, basically, be unbearable

the rest of the week.

I mean, we're going to be worse than we are tonight.

And we don't care.

[music playing]

Robert, Erika, and Jee lost last week's food competition,

so they have been on a peanut butter and jelly diet.

Close your mouth.

I'm going to smack you.

Why you do that on purpose, dude?

You know I'm suffering!

Take it easy.

You're being such a b*tch.

I hate you.

You're being such a b*tch.

We are only allowed to eat peanut

butter and jelly, condiments, vitamins,

water, tea, and coffee.

I'm going to try blue cheese and thousand island.

Oh!

That just sounds nasty.

Robert is like just doing just all sorts of weird things

with his, you know, peanut butter and jelly diet.

What I invented was mayonnaise, mustard,

paprika, and steak sauce.

When I make that sandwich, it tastes

like I'm about to-- like it taste like the next bite will

be a piece of steak.

Steak for lunch.

Praise the Lord.

I am very happy to see as many of the Stooges starve

as I can arrange.

Mm.

That meat is tender.

Jee

And Robert are suffering from food deprivation.

Enjoy it, guys.

Enjoy it.

Enjoy it while you can.

Yummy.

We're going to slice and dice!

[laughing]

You got three minutes to get in your swimsuits

and come back on the couch.

Oh my god!

That was priceless!

We had to divide up into four, two man teams.

And someone had to be a chef and someone had to be food.

You guys ready for this week's food competition?

[cheering]

Let's go!

[music playing]

I saw big containers of food.

And I was wondering whether we're going to have

to eat concoctions of food.

That was my first impression.

Oh my gosh!

All right.

Welcome, house guests, to the "Big Brother" cooking school.

I am Justin, the head chef.

Today's lesson will be how to cook a house guest.

Master this lesson and we will eat for a week.

Fail and it's peanut butter and jelly for everybody,

including myself.

And do not forget, nominations are tonight.

The breakfast team will cook first,

lunch second, dinner third, Jun and myself will tackle

snacks and desserts last.

Yeah!

On go, the breakfast team will run up to their menu board

and reveal their recipe.

We have minutes to complete all four recipes.

Each recipe not completed will result

in all of us eating peanut butter and jelly

for that meal, all week long.

Oh, man!

But if we complete all four, we will win a bonus prize--

a special lunch from outside the house that everybody

will enjoy all weekend long.

[cheering]

So if a week of food and drink sounds nice,

better get ready to slice and dice!

[cheering]

Slice and dice!

All I could think of was last week's PB and J.

So I had my game face on.

All right.

Breakfast will be first.

On your marks, get set, go!

[cheering]

Reveal the recipe!

It's the first thing.

Get in the fruit suit!

Fruit suit!

I was a strawberry.

I don't think that being a strawberry

is what agents have in mind when they think about their image.

The fruit suit is on!

OK, go!

Now we add cereal to the bowl!

Let's go, Erika!

You got minutes!

You got to hurry up!

[laughing]

There's a sugar spoon!

- Sprinkle on the sugar! - Hurry up!

Let's go!

Now you got to pour on the milk!

I think I had to lug about , gallons of milk.

It was very hard.

I really thought that I was going to pass out.

Oh, OK.

Go, Jack!

Go!

Erika's tired.

Go put the strawberries on!

Jack, get up in there!

Jack!

Get in!

Get in there!

Get in it!

Get in it, Jack!

All right.

Come on!

I'm finished with the Bureau, I'll never be able to go back

to any kind of agents meeting after being a strawberry,

in cereal.

[music playing]

Hurry up!

Just stuff in there.

I was the hot dog.

Put the hot dog in the bun!

Get in there!

Now you need to slop on four mops

of each-- ketchup and mustard.

Yeah, Jee!

[cheering]

Robert in that wiener suit-- are you kidding me?

He was screaming like a little girl.

It was hilarious!

Hurry up!

You got to go!

Go back!

That's one!

That's two! - Come on!

That's two!

That's three!

One more!

One more!

This is four!

Let's go!

That's good.

Next one!

Put on this kraut-- sauerkraut.

[screaming]

You need to relish that dog!

All right, Jee!

Go!

Relish that dog!

All right, let's go!

Dinner!

I can't stand condiments.

I don't even want to look at another mustard

and mayonnaise sandwich.

Dinner!

[mexican music playing]

Get into the chicken suit!

I guess I was the chicken fajita.

- Five minutes! - Let's go!

Let's go! Let's go!

Come on, hurry up!

Now get that one in.

I felt like an idiot when I had to put on the chicken suit.

Let's go! Let's go!

Let's go!

Nate, put that on your head.

Oh, Nathan!

Whoa!

All right.

Good!

Put the tortilla on the plate.

Put the chicken on the tortilla!

Get on!

Lay down!

Add your own onions!

Ew!

Ew!

Come on!

Hold it up!

Good, good, good!

[screaming]

God!

Add the salsa!

Get the salsa!

You go, girl!

[cheering]

Now you need to top with sour cream!

Get him in the face!

Oh, god!

Now you got to roll him up! Roll him up!

Roll him up! Roll him up!

Roll him up!

Oh, this is disgusting!

All right.

[music playing]

Now we got dessert.

So you've got to get into the banana suit.

My role was to be the banana in a banana split.

Not yet.

Ice cream-- more ice cream!

Careful!

The only thing hard about Jun's was that it

was probably so damn cold.

[music playing]

[cheering]

[screaming]

The sprinkles!

Oh, yeah!

Oh, yes!

Yes!

Pull it!

[screaming]

[bell ringing]

[cheering]

Oh my god.

I was so happy that we won the food competition

because, literally, I would have been in bed for the next week,

if I had to be on PB and J.

All right, guys, since we one the food competition,

number one, no PBJ this week.

[cheering]

It was so worth getting all that stuff on me.

It was worth every second of it.

And let's see what we get for the weekend.

Subway!

[cheering]

We've won three days of fresh, made

to order sandwiches and salads from Subway, eat fresh.

[cheering]

Good job, guys.

We won fresh sandwiches and salads

from Subway, which is awesome.

Stop!

No, Nathan!

I didn't want the contest to end, really.

I enjoyed being a strawberry.

[music playing]

Oh my god!

You guys?

I was the one who noticed, when I walked in the house,

that the table had gotten so much smaller.

Oh my god!

Oh!

What?

Seeing that table kind of jump started my competitive spirit

and my heart.

No holds barred from here on out.

The gloves come off.

Check it out, guys.

What is that?

Nothing new.

Oh, wow.

That is small.

This is so small.

It made me feel a little nostalgic.

- It fits only eight of us. - Whoa.

Yeah.

It actually brought me back to the first time we

all sat down at that big table.

And there were so many of us.

There's only going to be five keys in the next nomination

ceremony.

And it's going-- it's just so strange.

As far as people who have left the house,

they're kind of ghosts.

They're gone and goodbye.

That's crazy.

It looks so weird.

I really-- when I see the smaller table,

it just shows me that I still have a lot

of work to do in the house.

There's still a lot of chairs around that small table.

[music playing]

I can see your abs now.

I used to have an eight pack.

I used to, back in the day.

Jun told us.

Why do you look at us like that for?

What's the us?

Why are you looking at me like that for?

You're a nasty, little witch.

So is your mama.

Jun, for sure, always tries to just get under my skin.

Shut the hell up!

You shut the hell up!

What the [muted] is wrong with you today?

What the [muted] is wrong with you?

You want beef me?

No [muted] way.

So shut the [muted] up then.

Oh, dude, you're the one.

Well, bite your [muted] tongue then.

You're [muted] having an episode, dude.

b*tch, can't bite it all day, now you want to bite it.

What's up with the b*tch [muted]??

So bite that [muted].

You want to keep [muted] cursing?

Bite that [muted] and get it over with.

- Pathetic. - OK.

Go away.

That [muted] was funny.

He shouldn't start with me unless he's

going to take it all the way.

I have no problem.

Jee, for the most part, whenever we

get into like a verbal argument, he's

never going to win over me.

You guys don't know the half of it, man.

You know what?

I'm going to be the [muted] bigger person?

What half of it?

That work four jobs?

Well, I respect that about you.

You really did [muted] work--

How can I be crazy, if I took care--

No one asked you to [muted] home!

You were crazy!

I'm not talking about leaving my home.

You had to support yourself because you

[muted] left your home.

That's not my fault.

Oh my god!

I was there for you!

But I was .

What the f*ck am I supposed to do?

I'm a [muted] kid.

That's why I was OK with you playing PlayStation /.

My history with Jee starts like nine years ago.

I kind of had an upper hand on him the whole time.

We met when we were--

I was and she was .

She nurtured me, like a mother figure.

Why do you want to sabotage my life?

I didn't sabotage--

I told you, she's a [muted] whack job!

You are.

You're crazy.

You have [muted] problems.

You know, I have no qualms about starting

a fight with him.

I don't want the house to start thinking that Jee and I have

some sort of secret alliance, because that

would definitely screw me.

I think it's a strategy on both of our parts, really.

Your hands go like this.

Yeah.

And your feet just go sideways.

Wait.

Hold on.

So one, two, three.

Let me do it real quick.

There is no music in the "Big Brother" house.

Just because there's no music doesn't mean

we're going to stop dancing.

One, two, three, four.

I decided to give little Miss Prima

Ballerina a funky dance lesson.

And, uh-- she didn't take onto hip hop at all too well.

Alison is actually an incredible dancer.

I'm more balletic.

And scoop it down.

And more jazz, funk.

Yeah.

This is the hard part, though.

One, and two, and three, and four, five, six.

The stuff that Erika and Ali do outside drives me crazy.

One, two.

Prancing back and forth-- all dainty--

and hopping, and skipping.

Four, around the head, five, six.

The best dancers in the house are myself, Ali, and Erika.

Everyone else sucks.

I don't think I'm that bad.

This is Justin's dance.

[country music playing]

Nathan kind of shook his butt once or twice.

That's the Oklahoma twang there.

That's what I do!

That's how I do it!

He probably should never do that one again.

[salsa music playing]

Whoa!

Yeah, Rob!

Robert is actually a great salsa dancer.

That's how I met Robert--

I met him at salsa place.

Woo!

Robert!

There are definitely moments, between Robert and myself,

where it's not about the game.

It's just like, for a split second, we go out,

then we're back in.

I can't do it.

It's so hard.

[clapping]

That was so good!

[music playing]

Why did you decide, just one day, to stop drinking?

I was drunk every day.

I was neglecting everything-- work.

I got fired, I lost my car.

Basically, I was six months from being a bum.

And then one day, I saw a bum on the street.

And I said, in six months, I will be that bum.

It was horrible.

I was sick, I didn't eat for a week,

I didn't remember what day it was.

I was filling out an application--

I'm not lying to you, my hand was shaking like-- like so much

that I couldn't even write my name.

So I had to go get a drink, and I came back,

and I was like this.

Like I needed two drinks to make me feel straight.

You used to go, oh honey, beer already?

Come on!

Yeah.

I remember it was starting, but it

wasn't, like, full blown when we were together, I suppose.

You know, at the very tail end of our relationship,

Robert did start to drink a little bit more than usual.

And he was very, very, very depressed.

Me-- I'd have a beer.

And when I'd go shopping with you,

I'd already start feeling a thing where--

god, I wish I could have another one.

Or then, when you'd go to work, you know what I'd do?

I'd go get a six pack.

It was becoming--

Erika--

So how long has it been since you've had a drink.

A year and eight months.

To me, it means a lot.

Every month that I go by and that I don't drink,

every day that goes by and I don't drink,

it means everything to me.

Because without that, I wouldn't have anything.

The first eight months, I was just,

physically, like getting better.

Is it part of your step program

make amends to the people that you've hurt?

Yeah. Of course, it is.

No, I am sorry to all you guys-- everybody, my family,

putting up with that [muted].

One of the things was my daughter.

I mean, she thought I was always sick because I

was always hung over and--

um-- you know, just not being there.

So, uh-- now Atlanta's like gives

me [muted] about drinking Coke.

That makes me feel so happy.

She's like, dad, are you getting another Coke?

And I'm like, oh my god.

I'm like grateful to God that she's not saying,

are you drinking another beer, or I'm drunk in front of her,

or anything like that.

My daughter, on Father's Day, she gave me a whole-- like

a little booklet, telling me--

she's only seven.

She wrote a thing like, why I love my dad.

And one of the things was, I love my dad because he

takes me to school om time.

She goes, he takes me out to the movies.

I didn't take her to the movies when I was drunk.

I'm there for her.

I pick her up.

I'm-- I don't know.

It's just like I'm alive again.

Like I can do things.

It's a new life.

Like-- it's like another person.

That's good.

It's going on two years now, no?

He has not taken a drink since he's been in this house.

I have to commend him on that.

I'm sure that's really difficult.

I feel bad for Nathan.

Yeah, I do, too.

He's played hard.

The mood is fairly upbeat with all of us except Nathan,

who feels a huge target-- front, and back, and on his forehead.

And, of course, he's seen Ali courting the other side,

shamelessly.

She just jumped sides last night and was spending

all her time with the victors--

Jee, Robert, and Justin.

Because no one wants someone that turns on their alliance,

especially Justin.

Ali competes so well, she's so focused.

A formidable adversary in this house.

I'd like to see Alison go and deal with Nate later.

Timing is everything.

Yeah.

We keep saying that all these HOHs are critical,

but they haven't really turned out to be for you and I.

No, they haven't.

That's why I was talking to you about not having to get it,

you know? - Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Let them do our dirty work.

Yeah.

You know?

It's a risk, but it's--

it's worth it.

Yeah.

You know, there's still eight people in this house.

And, you know, it could be anybody's game.

Yeah.

I know.

It's amazing.

We just kind of stand out of the way.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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Can the peasants come in?

I'll try to talk to Justin, kind of press him,

and say, hey-- maybe some kind of-- work

out some kind of deal.

OK.

The situation is, like, I wasn't after you guys, here.

You know, I'm sure Ali's in here, pleading her case,

like saying that all of us were trying

to-- to get, like, you guys on the block,

which wasn't even sure at all.

I told Ali-- I was like, I want Dana out of here.

Well, my deal is pretty much this--

I'm not going to campaign against anyone, you know?

I'm pretty sure that, you know, I think I have a good chance

to be put on the block.

But with that said, you know, if I could somehow survive--

you know, survive this week, I guarantee you guys,

you know, I'm not going to put any of you three up.

You know, I-- I don't know who--

this is if I happen to win.

But I feel like if you--

if you get rid of me this week, you're

going to have Jack and Erika.

You guys are the first on their hit list.

That's it.

I mean, you know, I can't say that I'm going to win.

But if I did win, you guys have nothing to worry about.

You guys have my word.

You know, that's something I'm throwing at you, you know?

I'm not going to be pissed.

Like I said, I told you guys--

I told them out there, I'm not going to be pissed when I'm

put up on the block, you know?

Because I'm not going to go out like that.

If Jack and Erika go on the block, you know--

If you guys win HOH next week, you can put me back up

and take me out next week.

I think you know-- like I said, if Jun wins,

I think she'd probably put me up, too.

So, you know, I think you guys have nothing to worry about,

if I stay.

So that's kind of the scenario I was going to throw at you.

It's something to think about.

Something to think about.

But anyways-- all right.

I guess I'll let you guys talk amongst yourselves,

scheme, and plot.

But is everything cool kind of?

Do you understand what I'm-- - Yeah, yeah.

Absolutely, man, - Yeah, dude.

Absolutely.

- I appreciate it. - All right, boys.

No matter what, we're still cool.

We still can play ball.

Oh, yeah, of course, dude.

Absolutely.

Nothing changes.

It never changes.

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You know, all the trust is gone.

I'm just at the point where I can't trust anybody now.

It's just-- it's me against everybody else in the house.

[music playing]

As nominations approach, suspicions are arising.

And it's not a very comfortable feeling.

I don't trust the guys %.

I think people are squirming because they don't

know what we're going to do.

Even Alison seems a little worried,

but it's still not final, so-- so I don't blame them.

Everybody's worried.

Alison is definitely someone Justin should be worried about.

If I were Justin, I'd slap Nate and Ali up there.

I'm concerned about the Three Stooges and their power

right now, because I know that they're a threat.

Of course, the Three Stooges--

or whatever amigos-- they feel pretty confident.

I think Jack, myself, and Erika are kind of--

everything is up in the air.

The stress level is--

you know, it's always pretty intense during this time.

We're definitely a house divided.

[music playing]

Oh, boy.

When you're forced to do something like this,

a lot more that comes to mind, when you-- when you see those

pictures.

Looking at the smiles, you-- you start to think some of them

are like conniving smiles and others are sincere and genuine.

People that betray you, it's like an eyesore, you know?

You kind of just stay away from those pictures.

[music playing]

Some keys seem to fit in the box easier than others.

Definitely, some of them belong there and some of them don't.

You wish you could take out three people in one week,

but it's not the case.

I was forced to put some keys in the box

that I really didn't want to.

[music playing]

When you keep those keys out of the box,

you realize that you're breaking somebody's

chances for the end prize.

You got to be selfish, so, you know, that's what I was.

[music playing]

Such a small table.

All right.

This is the nomination ceremony.

As all of you know, I am the Head of Household

and that gives me the opportunity to put two

house guests up for eviction.

And all of you know that, you know,

from the get go, I've been playing this game with honesty,

integrity, and I really value trust.

I value truth.

So just before you guys, you know, pull these keys out,

I want you know that it's not personal to anybody.

I want you to know that how you act in this house,

I don't expect you to act outside the house.

I know that if one person lied in the house,

it doesn't necessarily mean they would do it out of the house.

So the value level is not the same in here

as it is out there.

It is a game.

So with that in mind, I will pull the first key out.

[music playing]

Robert, you are safe.

Jun, you are safe.

Erika, you are safe.

Alison, you are safe.

Jee, you are safe.

All right, guys.

It's pretty clear that I nominated Nathan and Jack.

Uh-- you know, it wasn't an easy choice.

You know, I'm tight with both of you guys.

The fact of the matter is, you know, both of you

didn't hesitate to lie to my face.

And I can't look past that.

You know, you guys are both extremely strong competitors,

and you're a big threat in this game,

and you guys are on the other team.

So I feel I need to, you know, hit where it hurts most.

And, you know, with that said the meeting is adjourned.

[music playing]

Justin went right for the, you know--

for the jugular.

He just wanted the stronger players to be out.

And that's what he-- you know, he let it be known to them.

I will be gunning hard to win that veto

and keep my nominations intact.

If I win the veto, it's going to put me in a situation

where I don't want to be in, but Nathan

really wants off the block.

And since Nathan pulled me off the block already,

I would feel, pretty much, obligated

to pull him off the block using the veto as well.

The alliance is in shambles.

We've gone from to and we're about to be three.

I'm going to hang in there.

And I'm not going to count on anyone else.

I have-- I have a good feeling.

I have a good feeling that I'm going to get off,

somehow, someway.

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save either Nathan

or Jack from eviction?

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

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