04x16 - Episode 16

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," after Dana's

unanimous eviction, Justin won a crucial Head

of Household competition.

JULIE: Congratulations, Justin.

NARRATOR: And the Three Stooges were back on top.

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

What can I say?

I mean, the Dream Team is still alive.

NARRATOR: Nathan was not pleased at the new power shift.

[sighs] This sucks.

NARRATOR: And Nathan's closest ally, Alison,

seemed to be switching sides.

I'm a floater right now.

NARRATOR: Meanwhile, Jack and Erika

hope to fly under the radar.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: As nominations loomed, Justin, Robert,

and Jee held court as Houseguests came

to them to plead their case.

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

That's true.

NARRATOR: And even Nathan tried to make

a deal with the Stooges.

Well, if I could somehow survive this week,

I guarantee you guys, you know, I'm not going to put any of you

three up.

NARRATOR: In the end, Justin was not

swayed, putting Jack and Nathan on the nomination block.

You know, you guys are both extremely strong competitors,

and you're a big threat in this game.

NARRATOR: Who will win the Power of Veto?

And will they use it to save Jack or Nathan

from possible eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

[whoosh]

[suspenseful music]

Jee, you're safe.

The fact of the matter is both of you didn't

hesitate to lie to my face.

And I can't look past that.

With that said, the meeting's adjourned.

Jack, I felt like I put us in this situation.

You know, maybe if I didn't use the Veto, we wouldn't be here.

I don't blame anybody but myself 'cause I'm in this fix.

I totally blame myself.

I mean, we had the numbers.

We didn't make it work.

This is my second nomination for eviction in three weeks.

It's difficult to be on the block against a very

good friend and ally.

You know, the whole fact was, Jack,

you know, of course, she was trying to better herself

in the game, but the whole sense was she didn't

have faith that we would win.

You know what I mean?

Right.

Because she didn't have to go to them and make deals.

Ali went against everything we had planned to do.

You know, it was just Ali--

you know, Ali and I against the whole house

at one point in time.

And of course, I won the Veto, saved her, and we had a plan,

you know.

And she broke it, went behind my back, and now she's safe.

And I'm on the block because of it.

So unbelievable.

Eight to four to three.

Eight to four to three.

Whassup?

What up?

We got them good.

We got them good.

Oh, they're outside working out and hating you.

They hate me?

I'm sure.

They don't-- why would they hate him?

Not hate, but, you know, like--

I guess they don't want to hear that they're liars.

Nobody does.

- They are, though. - But they are.

What's up with that?

[whoosh]

Erika and Michelle-- if it stayed the way it is,

Erika is going home, right?

Yeah.

Of course, right?

I vote to evict Michelle.

[whoosh]

There's nothing in this house except for your word.

If you lose your word and nobody can trust your word,

then you really don't have anything to offer anybody.

Damn.

It's getting all pissy out there, huh?

They'll get over it.

Yeah.

You got played.

And I got bap smack in my food.

And I had no authority.

I got played like a deck of cards.

Justin bases, you know, his judgment on trust,

and Nathan and Jack have lied to the Dream Team's face.

But let's remember, guys, it would have

been us two that first thing.

Yep, exactly.

I don't feel bad for what I did.

Oh, no.

[inaudible] and a turn.

Exactly.

We switched it around, you know what I'm saying?

And none of those b*stards have never done that.

Uh-uh.

Just trying to be cute.

Oh my god, this is going to make me throw up.

[laughs]

Nathan is being the biggest fricking baby.

It's not even funny.

I mean, I know how it feels to be on the block.

It sucks.

But you wouldn't expect that out of a -year-old grown man.

And I'm safe, so, you know, who cares right now?

I'm going to go outside.

- All right. - Take a nap.

I will.

Close your eyes.

Erika.

Your two boys are in trouble.

What's up, baby?

What's up?

I feel really bad for Nathan because I feel that, you know,

he saved Ali, and I think he feels really betrayed.

I tried like hell to get that HOH yesterday,

I want you to know.

I played--

I know you did too.

Jack, on the other hand, I'm not sure about.

[whoosh]

JULIE: Everybody got it right except for Jack.

[whoosh]

I missed the easiest question we've

ever had on "Big Brother."

- Yeah, I threw it. - What the hell.

[laughs]

He threw it, and then he's on the block the next week.

Right.

I figured it was a good way to get on the block.

[laughs]

Jack and I were just like, how could it come to this?

Ali, Ali, Ali.

I guess this is what it feels like being on the block.

It's not a great experience, you know.

And I just feel like I shouldn't be here right now.

It's, you know--

I saved Alison.

I thought that, you know, everything worked out.

She was HOH.

We had a plan--

take Justin out.

And I feel like, you know, Alison let all three of us

down.

And as Justin says, we are the other team.

We are what's left of it.

Ali and Jun defected.

It's great.

Nathan hasn't spoken to me since the [inaudible]..

Of course not.

He's so mad that I'm not up.

But, you know, he expected it though.

He knew it was coming.

Yeah, of course he did.

He's such a baby about the way, and when he loses,

he just tries to find out.

Well, he's a sore loser.

He's not used to losing.

Nathan is not thinking at all, and it's

really making me mad now.

He's saying because I didn't get rid of Justin

last week that he wouldn't be in the situation he's

in right now.

Maybe the dumbest move he could have made was to save me.

That's fine.

I'm still here.

I don't care.

Guys, I mean, I really do.

I know it's already happened, but I apologize.

I feel like I honestly did make the wrong decision about--

I really do.

You know, because like I said, we had a game plan.

You know, it was to put Justin up,

and I felt like I let you guys down.

And I apologize.

I don't--

Because I knew David would have stuck with it--

Yeah, he would.

--you know.

And I really, truly apologize.

It's not even--

You have to make the move at the time that's best for you.

It's a moot point at this point.

It's what you thought--

I never really do regret my decisions,

but I honestly can say I regret doing that.

And she's in there just joking it up with them, hanging out.

Wow.

It's amazing.

It didn't take long.

[running water]

Jee's got a lot of strange compulsive behaviors.

I think I have a disorder.

I sit there.

I count.

I'll be like, , , , , .

Each portion of the body has a counting, you know, system.

It's kind of funky weird.

[MUSIC - "DANCE OF THE SUGAR PLUM FAIRY"]

He brushes each tooth five times.

Like, , , , , .

, , , , .

Then he switches to the inside.

, , , , .

And he does all the way around the inside.

That takes him about probably close to, you know, minutes.

For sure, yes, I do have very a**l behaviors.

Jee's definitely a freak.

I mean, he takes about an hour and a half in the shower.

I mean, he washes each part of his body five times.

He counts , , , , .

, , , , .

, , , , .

He's crazy.

He's freaky like that.

There are a lot of problems going on over here.

I don't think I can put it all in here, man.

And Jee's got his clothes packed neater than any

of the girls in this house.

I'll keep all the t-shirts together,

you know, my tank tops together, my shorts together.

And it's pretty bad, but it just makes

me feel comfortable to do that.

And I think a huge part of Jee being the way he is

is because he has so many issues in his life

that he needs that kind of control.

Yeah.

[music playing]

They're open.

I mean, you did it to watch your own back.

Thanks, Nathan.

I have no remorse for getting rid of Dana last week.

She was after me, and I saved my a*s.

And right now, I'm safe.

So Nathan can kiss my a*s along with Dana as far

as I'm concerned.

I honestly cannot trust Alison anymore.

And I'm not counting on her to help me out.

You know, it would be great if she did win the Veto

and saved me, but I'm not counting on it at all.

I'm just going to go in there for myself,

and hopefully I can get away with a victory.

[music playing]

I would love to have a newspaper right now.

Really, I would.

You want the front page?

Just something.

I love to read the newspaper.

I've been in the house for five weeks now,

and I really miss getting the news.

Not knowing what's going on on the outside world

is kind of like--

it's kind of k*lling me actually.

I wonder what's going on with Iraq right now.

I miss the news.

I like to know what's going on out there.

See if we're at w*r--

What happened with Sammy Sosa?

--if we're being bombed.

That was, like, the big scandal right

before I went into the house.

Everybody wants to know what's going on.

I met, like, all the Lakers.

Shaq is the biggest human being I've ever seen in my life.

Are you serious?

He's a giant.

Kobe did it.

He's, like, the coolest cat, man.

He was very nice.

He's, like, a family--

He's like Joe Cool, man.

- He's, like, a family man. - I like Kobe.

He's very respectful.

I like guys that handle themselves well, like classy

and all that. - He is.

I think he's very classy.

Yeah, Kobe's classy, man.

He's a family person, you know.

He loves his wife.

Yep.

He's a cool guy.

I like him.

He definitely gives that off.

Those are the guys that will win your heart.

[whoosh]

People, you know, throw jokes around about my shorts.

And I wash them probably every couple weeks.

I don't know what it is, but I don't

think he does laundry often.

And, like, he's always, you know, dipping into the pool,

dipping into, you know, the hot tub.

And he plays ball.

You know, he plays basketball with the same shorts

and works out.

He leaves it like-- you know, like after it sweats,

he leaves it hanging on the yard chairs.

And I just kind of sat, you know, around it.

And I was like, what is this stink, you know?

It smells like a*s.

Oh, dude.

Justin's shorts stink.

Huh?

Justin's shorts, they stink.

Ew.

And they're way over here.

What the--

Because he wears them every day.

It smells like a*s crack.

I think he needs to wash them.

I'm going to tell him to wash his shorts.

Yeah, I agree.

He never washes his clothes.

That's disgusting.

He never does the sheets in his bed, never.

I'd make him do his sheets in his bed.

Ew.

It was nasty.

I've seen him do laundry twice since we've been here.

He has slobber stains on his pillow.

Oh!

Ew, who?

Justin.

I guess you didn't mind it very much, though.

It is a pain to do, you know, the laundry the way

we have to do with the washboard.

All those blue shorts that he wears,

they all smell like crap.

We need a fluff and fold for Justin.

[whoosh]

Oh no.

What are we wearing?

Oh no.

Oh no.

All righty.

These are what we will be wearing

for the luxury competition.

This would be Erika's bathing suit.

One pieces.

OK?

Whoa.

Now, guys, this is what we will be wearing.

Jack--

What the hell is that, man?

[laughter]

This is what I will be wearing.

This one happens to be mine.

I like those.

Those are cute on guys.

You guys have one minute to change.

- One minute? - One minute?

[music playing]

Oh my god.

Oh my gosh, this is crazy.

[laughs]

Our swimwear-- [laughs] I will never in my life

put that bathing suit on again.

[laughs]

They're the shortest shorts and the tightest shorts

I've ever fit into my life.

Fits good, Ali.

Thanks.

What's up?

You ready for the luxury competition?

Then we saw that huge, you know,

industrial-sized yellow hose.

We thought that there was going to be something

poured out of that hose.

Yeah, you guys stand right over there.

We're going to get wet and messy and all that.

What is coming out of that thing?

Who's ready to hear about the luxury competition this week?

ALL: Yeah!

All right, good.

The rules are simple.

Each of you has a letter hidden inside the patch on the inside

of your bathing suit.

We must create a word using those letters

and hang our letters on this clothes line.

The catch is you will have to remove your suit

and each hang your own letter in order to spell the word.

If we complete this task in under five minutes,

the word will be our luxury.

I was thinking, damn, what is Carmen

going to think about this?

I'm just, like, standing there, and

my hands are on my crotch area.

I'm like, oh boy.

Oh!

For those of you that are a little shy, don't worry.

Your cover-up will come from the sky.

Oh god.

Here it comes.

Oh!

All right, guys.

Hurry it up.

Take it off, guys.

We've got five minutes.

Yes, it will.

[laughter]

Here we come, America.

Keep it coming!

--them out.

Just shut up.

[laughs] This is fun.

Ow, Nathan, don't bite me!

[laughs]

Jun said that she-- someone copped a feel at her.

For sure that's not me, because I

just try to stay furthest away from her especially, you know.

So I try to just have my mind focused

on winning the competition.

[rock music]

Ooh, Justin's naked.

Justin's--

Oh my god!

OK. All right.

I'm coming.

- Jee, I'm staying on my knees. - Mine's up.

Go ahead. Next person.

Oh, it's off.

Jack--

I got it.

This is-- holding my butt.

This is not working!

The girls were flipping out, because they were like,

oh, this isn't enough, you know.

Like, my breasts aren't, you know, like, covered.

It was chaotic.

Have you got your clothespins, Jack?

No.

Oh, you gotta get clothespins, Jack!

Oh.

Jack was funny.

Jack took down his shorts when the foam was really low.

And he forgot the clips to clip up his shorts.

So that's what made me laugh.

I felt safe standing up out there because I

knew no one was looking at me.

Oh, Rob's--

I got a D!

That's taking my thunder.

Ha!

I see boobies.

I went down as I was taking my shorts down.

All this foam was in my face.

And to my right, I look over here,

and I see Ali just completely naked.

And then I look straight, and there's Jun, just on the line,

just shaking her thing.

The goal of the competition is to look at three naked women,

and I succeeded.

[fast-paced music]

Hey, hey, hey.

That's right, momma.

I be shaking my suds.

Somebody cover me.

I got an N.

I got a D.

I got a U.

It's laundry. It's laundry.

All right.

D, R. We need D, R over here.

Where's the R?

- What letter's missing? - R.

- I think I have it. - R.

- Where does this go? - Hurry up now.

Hurry up.

[shouting]

Get up there, girl.

Turn.

What's it say? I can't see it.

- Laundry. - It says laundry.

Let's see what we got.

Woo!

Woo!

Yeah!

Fluff and fold laundry service.

Ah!

Robert, come here.

Whoa!

Fluff and fold--

for me, it's great.

I love it.

I hate doing laundry.

This is fun.

[whoosh]

I didn't see your boobs, Ali.

You didn't?

But I-- stalk in your tooth.

I got it.

Did you really see my boobs?

- Yeah, I really did. - Why did you look?

I wasn't looking.

I came up, and I'll tell the story again.

Ali was on my right.

Why are you looking at my boobs, Nathan?

Jun was setting there, doing this

right in my friggin' grill.

And then I look over, and your boob

was hitting me in the face.

And I was like, damn!

[laughs]

That's no lie.

I'm telling the honest truth.

I thought I was in heaven.

I guess that was quite the highlight

for me, kind of unexpected.

Jun, I went tush hunting today.

I got you.

What's that?

He went tush hunting.

I got your a*s today real good.

I thought I felt a squeeze.

It was me.

Ah.

Laundry bag.

Considering that, you know, I have

to maintain these beautiful nails,

if I have to spend less time, you know, immersing

my hands in water, I'm happy.

I really can't complain.

Thank you.

For me to get my laundry done, you know, professionally, I

think it's a great thing.

I mean, it's going to come back smelling fresh and clean

and all folded nicely.

Though, I will have to fold it myself

again because I really don't like the way they fold it.

[laughs]

The whole laundry thing is a dream come true.

The house is going to smell better because Justin

won't smell like dirty socks.

[music playing]

Oh!

Oh my gosh.

Here, load me up.

I'm bringing it out.

By winning the food competition--

[whoosh]

Subway!

[cheering]

[whoosh]

--we got a special treat.

We get Subway for three days.

And I say, hurray damn hell for that.

Subway feels like a piece of the outside world.

Yea, Subway.

Yummy.

Good, ain't it?

Reminds me of home.

Man, this is good stuff.

Subway is definitely healthy and grease free.

And since I am a pretty, you know, fatty cooker,

at least, you know, our lunches will be healthy.

Very good.

Yeah, those cookies are great.

[whoosh]

This is definitely a house in which we are

always at one point half-naked.

I guess as long as we have our private parts covered up,

I think everybody's happy.

Jun cooking every meal in her bikini,

I mean, it's good for morale.

And depending on what view you have,

Jun either is or is not completely into her bikini.

My mom would k*ll me--

my mom would k*ll me if she--

well, she's probably thinking it right now, seeing me

without a shirt on at dinner.

Barefoot, bare chested, you know, whatever--

anything goes in this house.

I'd say the person with the least sense of fashion

in this house is Erika.

- Erika. - Erika.

Definitely Erika.

[music playing]

I have to say that I think I have the best

fashion sense in the house.

That's a cute look for me.

I'd have to say that my fashion sense is trendy.

She busted out fluorescent green silk pants the other day.

Where she gets this stuff, I don't even know.

Erika wears this stupid pink hat all the time

that makes her look like a man.

The hat's gotta go.

I mean, I don't know if she's like a taxi cab driver or what,

man.

That hat's horrible.

[villainous music]

Oh, I definitely want to scream for the fashion police

when I see Erika, the way she dresses.

I mean, there's pink boots.

There's nothing about that that looks good.

My favorite article of clothing

has to be my pink boots.

You're nowhere without your pink boots.

The girl is in love with pink.

Erika loves pink.

Anything I can do to be J.Lo, with the J.Lo

boots and the J.Lo hat--

OK, I just want to be J.Lo.

[whoosh]

It's a game.

Corridor.

It's an upcoming competition.

The game that we got as a surprise is called Corridor.

You kind of have to make pathways

to get to your opponent's side of the board.

- What's it called? - Corridor.

Corridor.

You ever play it before?

Uh-uh.

So if it's your turn, you can either put

a fence up or make a move.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, what you're trying to do is

make it to the other end of the board safely, the first one.

My turn?

Yes.

You know, there's a lot of different strategies

you can use.

And it's always interesting to watch because every single game

is very, very different.

I gotta prevent you from winning so I can win.

Justin is very good at Corridor.

The boy is smart.

He seems to be two or three moves ahead.

Pull him back the other way, Jee.

Pull him back the other way.

This is like the "Big Brother" game right here.

It's like-- you know, you try to, like, campaign.

It's like, Jack--

Justin, he's out to get you.

[whoosh]

What do you think Veto's going to be?

Erika thinks it might have something to do with Corridor.

If it's Veto, we're screwed.

Yeah.

I mean, I can beat Jee, but Justin--

I mean, he's beaten me once, but he always wins.

[music playing]

It's just funny that now that you're on the block--

I'm not piss on you.

I'm frustrated.

What do you expect, Ali?

I know you're frustrated.

I've been there.

I was there.

I was frustrated too.

You know, I just-- I never--

Don't think I'm not going to give this a shot, Nathan.

I never would have suspected that you'd go behind my back

and make a deal.

I'm not going behind your back and making--

You went behind my back.

I was thinking about how Justin didn't put Ali up.

You know, if they got some kind of secret alliance,

I'm totally done, you know what I mean?

I'm totally fooled here.

I'm out on a limb, and they got me.

Hell yeah I'm playing both sides.

You gotta be crazy not to right now.

I'll just sit back and watch them k*ll each other.

This is the only chance that you could have right now.

It's the only chance I have?

You're the only one I care about in this whole house.

So don't make it seem like I want you to leave.

I don't.

I need a miracle from God to win Veto in Corridors.

That's not true.

Yes, it is true.

It's one second left on the clock, Hail Mary,

and we're down by a touchdown.

[whoosh]

We should play a four-player.

We have been playing Corridor a good amount.

Yeah, we should.

And try to focus on one person being Nathan.

Yeah.

I think going into this Veto competition,

we know that if Nathan wins it, he will use it on himself.

And we're going to try our best to stop that.

We're practicing.

Each one of us is Nathan, and we're

basically trying to make a strategy

so that he doesn't win.

Those two-- would you agree that this is a better move?

Or do you think this or this?

Hell, I'm going to change my strategy.

I'm not practicing for another competition.

The two competitions I won, I didn't practice.

I'm going to change the strategy.

[music playing]

Going into the Veto competition, I was nervous,

but I'm going to give it my best shot.

I'm not counting on anybody else to help

me out in this situation.

All right, guys.

Power of Veto.

When we walked outside into the yard,

we saw the Corridor game set up exactly as we had practiced it.

If Nathan gets the Veto, he's obviously

going to take himself off, and then I

will be put up in his place.

I need to try very hard for the Veto

because I can't permit Nate to get it.

All right, guys.

We have been playing the board game Corridor all week long.

Today, we play for keeps.

We'll play three matches.

Four of us will square off in each of the first two matches.

We divided up in two sets of four

by drawing random ping pong ba*ls.

And then the two winners will play in the finals.

Here's how to play.

Everyone starts on a different side of the playing area.

The object is simple-- be the first to get

to the opposite side.

When it's your turn, you can do one of two things--

move one space forward, backward, left, or right,

or you could put up a fence anywhere on the board.

This fence can divert your opponents

and stall their progress.

There is just one other rule.

You may never place a fence in such a way

that you permanently prevent another player

from reaching the other side.

We've lived like mice trapped in a cage.

Now it's time to create our own Veto maze.

Woo.

[applause]

We just need the right person to win that, you know,

Veto Power.

It could be any of us from our side or Jun.

I'm hoping that Alison won't win it.

She might want to repay Nathan.

Erika, if she wins the Veto, she might try to save Jack.

The first match of today's Veto competition

of Corridor consisted of four players--

me, Nathan, Justin, and Robert.

OK, guys, let's compete for the Power of Veto.

All right!

Yeah!

[clapping]

Nathan, you go first.

Thank you, Justin.

I will.

When I saw what team I had to go against,

I already knew that, you know, it

was pretty much going to be, you know, three against one.

[exhales]

This is hard, man.

It was known as soon as I put down the fence

that it would be very hard and maybe impossible for Nathan

to win.

So what's going on here?

Triple team.

And I also wanted to prove to Justin, Robert, and Jee

that I was very strong with them.

[music playing]

Once all three of them put their fences up pretty much

against me, I knew that right then that all three of them

were gunning for me.

Right there?

No, block this off.

I figured possibly Robert and Justin would come after me,

but I didn't think Jun would do it.

But I guess she did.

We were all so much closer to the end than he was.

He had no chance.

He had no chance to get there before we did.

They're little pansies because they're

scared to take me one on one.

So they always gotta double team me or triple team me.

That's how they survive.

Good job.

Robert wins.

Now you're going have to play the finals.

The winner of the first match is Robert.

All right.

Good job, Rob.

[applause]

All right, match number two.

Alison verse Jee, verse Erika, verse Jack.

Alison will go first.

Good move, Alison.

Now, Ali got me in this situation to begin with.

I hope she can get me out of it.

[music playing]

That's right, girlfriend.

Do your thing.

I just wanted to make sure that, you know,

that at least Alison didn't win that match.

Just boxing me in.

Back?

But we just started our way-- pff.

I wanted to be back over here.

All right.

Ali, watch.

She's going to try to seal off a corner.

Get away from me, Jee.

Hey, Jack. Take it easy.

Come on. Come on.

Good.

Alison can be slightly unpredictable.

I'm never really % with Alison.

I wanted to target Alison.

I didn't know what was going to happen.

I know Ali might have something up her sleeve,

and win, and take Nathan off.

I mean, who knows.

Ali, no.

No.

No, no.

Ali, right here.

Ali, right here.

Right here.

Right behind your name.

Listen to me.

Listen to me for once.

Nathan-- ugh--

made me so mad.

Instead of him just cheering me on,

he basically bossed me around.

I wanted to take that fence and just throw it in his face,

I was so mad at him.

Jee, do you see where you can be blocked off right now?

Mm-hmm.

Tell her where to put it to block that.

You see this right over here?

Yes.

It can be blocked off.

I didn't really want Jack to get it because then Jack would

have had to use it on himself, put me up,

and you never want to be up.

So if you place one right here in this box--

Right, advance Jack.

Advance Jack, then that will make me go this way.

That pivotal moment in that game

was Erika using one of her blocks

to help Jee move a step ahead.

Glad it's three against one again.

Well, I was close.

[applause]

The winner is Jee.

OK, this is the finals.

The winner of this match will be the holder

of the Power of Veto.

It is between Robert and Jee.

Going into the finals, you know,

I knew it was Rob and myself.

I already felt like I had won, you know.

Good luck, guys.

And so did my alliance members.

So I just said to myself, let me just go have fun.

[upbeat music]

Right in front of your face.

Bring it.

Oh, it's like that, Rob?

Jee and I were having fun.

It was fun, but competitive.

Go, sucker.

You won by one square, you freak.

There it is

Oh my god.

- [claps] - That's my boy.

Come on, Rob.

Come here.

Two-time Veto holder in a row.

I'm going to call you Veto Boy.

And the winner of the final match for the Power of Veto

and still Veto holder two weeks in a row--

[laughs]

Roberto Romano.

Yeah!

[applause]

Nice.

Good job.

Good job, Jee.

I guess luck wasn't on my side again.

The Three Stooges.

You're not going to be calling Three Stooges no more.

It's the sweetest revenge.

We don't owe anyone in this house anything,

and they were against us from the beginning.

Everybody's lied to us.

Everyone we take out, we feel great about.

We're not going to regret anything,

and everybody else will.

They will regret it.

[whoosh]

- I'm going to pile my stuff. - You want to play Kings?

Try to beat it?

I felt like a million bucks after, you know,

Jee and Robert both made it to the finals.

I mean, it's the Dream Team, right?

Dude, from here on out, we're like--

we're going to be remembered in this game.

Yeah.

And then me and then Jee.

Like, that's what should have happened.

Yeah.

That's what was the plan of the house.

Absolutely.

[whoosh]

[knock]

- Come in. - Can I come in?

- Sure. - Hey, Nate.

Come on in.

Our competitor.

It's three against one. I mean--

I know.

--you know, what can you do?

I know.

I feel bad, Nate.

You didn't-- the draw couldn't have been worse for you.

I know.

You got the worst possible draw.

I got worst possible draw.

Yeah, it was definitely obvious from the beginning.

Robert came after me.

Jun came after me and Justin, right from the beginning.

I was like, all right, I see how it is.

Sorry, Nate.

Yeah.

[whoosh]

It wasn't fair, but that's how this game is set up.

That's what would happen. The people would--

That's right.

People would g*ng up together to get one person out.

And that's what happened this time as well.

--he wouldn't put you three up on the block

next week if he were to stay.

No, he told us that.

Did he really?

Yeah

He told me he'd put up Erika and Jun.

You think his statement and his proposal is, you know--

do you think it's true?

If honestly I were Justin, I would--

might keep him because he would not

go after you three next week.

Jack would.

I wasn't exactly trying to influence

Jee and Robert to keep Nathan around for my benefit.

I do believe that Nathan would stick to his word

and not nominate the Three Stooges if they kept him

in the house for another week.

[music playing]

We freakin' had a great time two weeks ago.

And now that you know you're safe and this and that--

No, that's not the way it is.

I was frustrated.

She goes behind my back and makes

a deal with the Three Amigos.

What, are you leaving now?

Tomorrow?

Huh?

What, are you leaving tomorrow?

I wish I was.

Is this the poor pity me Nate party?

Am I invited?

You're just a totally different person.

I think your home--

like, the way you are at home, like, you

live in a fantasy world, Nate.

I live in a fantasy world.

How's that--

You do.

Like, little Mr. Perfect Nate from little Mr. Perfect

Oklahoma, and then you come here,

and things don't go exactly the way you planned.

And you freak out, and you take it out on me.

I think she's trying to turn it around

on me somehow, someway, like I shouldn't

be disappointed in her.

Maybe you just don't like me.

She sold me out.

She used me to get her off the block, and I just--

I thought we were, you know, tighter than that.

[sighs]

I don't know why you insist on acting so childish,

especially to your only friend.

Huh.

My only friend, huh?

I was at one point.

Yeah, and what happened?

Then you decided you didn't need me.

I never decided that.

You did.

No, you did.

No.

No, your actions speak louder than words.

[music playing]

What are you doing?

Oh, my back hurts.

Nathan just came to me and said that--

he's like, if Robert, Justin, and Jee were smart,

they would know that they have to get Ali out now, because I

think Robert should take Jack off, and put up

Ali, and get Ali out of here.

[laughs]

But my only thing was he didn't say take me off

and put Ali up.

He said take Jack off and put Ali up.

But you know what I mean?

That's why I was like, hmm.

He said that Ali told him that she was going to take you out.

But then, she's been saying that all along to those guys.

She said what?

That she would take you out.

I can't believe he's turning on her now.

She doesn't know what this game's about.

She doesn't-- has no [muted] idea about this game.

I know.

She should not be in this game.

She shouldn't be voting.

She should have no part of this game.

Alison's, I think, the biggest liar in this house.

None of us can trust her.

I could send a message with the Veto.

I mean, it would be fun to use it and stir it up.

Veto meeting.

I was not fearful at all going into the Veto meeting.

But you never know in this house, man.

You never know.

I have some reservations about my fate in the house this week.

I don't want to take anything for granted.

I would say % that Robert might use it on Jack

and put Ali up there.

This is the Veto meeting.

Jack and Nathan are nominated for eviction for this week.

And I'm going to give both of you

a chance to give me a reason why I should use my Power of Veto

for either one of you.

Jack, you can start first.

Robert, the Veto is a powerful tool in a complicated game.

If I benefit from your actions today, I welcome it.

If I don't, I'll accept it and play on as best I can.

Jack's a very, you know, well-spoken person.

He manages, you know, not to piss people off

in whatever he says and gain the respect of everybody

that hears him talk.

Nathan.

Robert, you know I admire, you know, the way you've

been playing the game, and I know you kind of already,

you know, have your decision in mind.

So if you get me off, I admire it.

If not, I still respect it.

And I just respect you as a player.

Great.

I'm hoping that he'll understand that, you know,

by keeping me in the house, it's going to help

him out in the long run.

OK.

I thought about this, and it's nothing personal.

I mean, I think both you guys as people are wonderful.

I mean, I love-- both of you guys are great.

And as players, you're both probably

the strongest people in this house,

and that's just no joke about that.

So I think for my own purpose, as far

as how far I'm going to go in this game, if either one of you

were evicted, it would help me out.

And that's the reason why I'm not going

to use the Power of Veto today.

The meeting is now adjourned.

Nathan was really nervous, and actually, I

felt really sorry for him.

I mean, I really did.

I think he thought I might have used it for a second.

[music playing]

When Robert said that Nathan and Jack were

the strongest players in the house,

I think he was just kind of kissing up.

He figured if he stroked some ego

that would help the situation.

Although I think I'm secure and will not be voted out

this week, you can never take anything

for granted in this house.

I'm going to get one more shot if it happens.

I hope it does, you know.

I don't want to leave.

I surely don't want to leave right now.

And I'm a survivor, brother.

My back's against the wall, and let's see what I can do.

NARRATOR: Who will be evicted from the "Big

Brother" house, Jack or Nathan?

Find out live tomorrow night at :/:

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