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04x24 - Episode 24

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Big Brother". Aired: July 5, 2000 – present.*
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A group of contestants known as "HouseGuests" live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world for a cash prize of $500,000 (or $750,000 in the 23rd season onwards).

04x24 - Episode 24

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[suspenseful music]

NARRATOR: Previously, on "Big Brother ," after winning Head

of Household for a second time--

The Dream Team is still running.

NARRATOR: Jee nominated Jack and Erika for eviction.

This is the best strategic move

for myself and for my alliance.

NARRATOR: And Robert looked forward

to sending his ex packing.

No, one person will leave this house for sure Wednesday.

NARRATOR: But the girls made a secret deal.

It needs to be the three of us.

NARRATOR: Though Alison was still a wild card.

I wouldn't trust Alison with anything.

I would not trust Alison with my newborn son.

I tell Erika and Jun what they want to hear.

I don't trust Jack over Erika.

And I tell Robert and Jee what they want to hear.

I just wait to be like, I vote to evict Erika.

NARRATOR: Nevertheless, Jack felt confident the boys

would win out.

I think I'm going to stay.

But I'm going to feel very bad about Erika leaving.

NARRATOR: But the eviction proved

the women had the upper hand.

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

NARRATOR: And that was just the start.

JULIE: Congratulations, Jun.

Oh, my god!

JULIE: You are the new Head of Household--

Oh, my god! Oh, my god!

JULIE: --for the first time this season.

NARRATOR: But there was a new twist in the game.

Expect the unexpected.

NARRATOR: And Jun found herself at the center of a mystery.

You're going to leave the "Big Brother" house.

[gasps]

JULIE: You're going to New York City, where, tomorrow night,

you'll be a special guest at the MTV Video Music Awards.

[LAUGHING] No!

NARRATOR: How will the houseguests react

to Jun's sudden disappearance?

Oh, my god!

I'm back in New York!

NARRATOR: And how will her absence affect the game?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

[music playing]

JULIE: By a vote of two to one--

I vote to evict Jack.

Jack.

I vote to evict Erika.

[thunder claps]

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

When Julie, you know, announced that Jack was the one

to be evicted, I was disappointed--

you know, especially, you know, at Alison.

I wanted Erika to leave, once again.

And it did not happen, and Jack was the one to be evicted.

This will be all right.

I told Jack that the boys had kind of threatened Alison

to evict me, just in case either of those guys kind of got

into the finals, that Jack would take that into consideration.

Good luck, [inaudible].

Good luck, sweetheart.

I'm sorry.

This is an amazing victory tonight for the Angels.

Robert and Jee are pretty mad at me.

This will limit their alliance, limit their power.

I'm sad to see Jack go, because he was

a great friend in the house.

But I told him that I was going to do whatever it took to stay

in this house, and I did.

- Good luck here. - Good luck

- Thank you. - Bye, Jack.

Bye, Jack.

I'm sorry, guys.

You know, I would have, too, but, I mean, you had to go.

I was working the crap out of Jee and Robert this past week.

I just think it's funny that Jee keeps putting me up

and-- [LAUGHING] --I never go.

I must in his nightmares.

This is the second time I'm Head of Household.

And it didn't go down the way that I wanted to.

Robert--

I don't want to talk to you, seriously.

- I know you're mad. - I know.

I don't want to talk anymore.

I mean, we'll talk some other day.

But right now, I don't want to talk to you.

And I think you're cool.

It was a good move.

But I just can't fake it.

I'm not like everybody else. - That's fine.

You don't have to-- - I'm pissed about it and--

You don't have to fake it.

But I just want to let you know that, you know, this is a game.

Yeah. No, I know.

No. No.

You've gotta further the alliance.

No, that's what I'm saying. I've got to deal with it myself.

But I can't do it-- like, I can't fake it and act--

I just don't do that. - That's fine.

I'm not like everybody else.

- Well, I hope you get over it-- - So

--soon.

I was very disappointed.

You know, I know it's a game.

But it's just-- it's just not fair that these evil girls

are going to do what they do.

Why the [muted] be so [muted] dumb every night?

Just say, hey, I don't want to be with you guys.

[muted] - Yeah.

That's what I told her.

I was like, I was disappointed, because you could

have just told us the truth.

And hey, just be honest.

That's what I told her.

I was like, you could have been honest with me,

just as I was honest with you.

And I'm not voting--

I'm not voting for Ali in the end, no matter what.

And I hate Jun, too.

Yeah.

Dude, I'm not voting for her for [muted]..

It's only getting tougher and tougher

as less people are around this house.

That's what we get for keeping girls in.

Well, we can't look back now.

No, I know.

What bothers me is that I guess the more evil you are

and the more you lie and the bigger scumbag you

are in real life, the better you do in this game.

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

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

It's a game, you know?

I know, bro. You're right.

I'll be-- I'll get over it tonight.

I'm just pissed off about it.

Because these [muted] wh*res are gonna win this.

Three sluts that don't deserve it.

These three girls are shallow.

They're evil.

They're-- I don't know.

I just don't see any good in them.

I never have.

But I mean, there's nothing you can do.

The way I look about it--

They're evil b*tches.

I guess evil people should win this.

You lose some, you win some in life.

And this is one of the--

I'm not even gonna eat with them.

If Jun makes food, I'm bringing my food outside.

Well, you know, we're going to have to live

here still, for another week. - So what?

I sleep at night in there.

I'll stay out here 'til one in the morning, and I go to sleep.

Robert's really saying some harsh things about the girls.

He's like, you know, these wh*res, these sluts,

you know, I just can't stand them, you know what I mean?

He has a lot of, like, hidden, you know, like,

anger towards women, I think.

It's unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

JULIE: Is everyone ready to play?

Yeah, Julie.

Yeah.

JULIE: Then let's get started.

My frame of mind going into the Head

of Household competition was that I wanted to win it bad.

I knew-- you know, I knew the deal.

It was all-- it was all out in the open, you know?

It was the three girls against Robert.

I knew every question on it.

But, you know, every time I buzzed in--

[button being pressed]

--somebody did it quicker.

JULIE: Congratulations, Jun.

Oh, my god!

JULIE: You are the new Head of Household--

Oh, my god! Oh, my god!

JULIE: --for the first time this season.

Jee, please hand over the key.

I did want Robert to win.

But it just didn't work out that way.

Yeah, I gotta get my key!

I gotta key my key!

Congratulations.

Thank you.

I'm so happy Jun won HOH.

We have an alliance that nobody really knows about

except for Jun and myself.

And are about to clean house.

I mean, it was my fault. I take full responsibility

for losing that competition.

I will win the Power of Veto.

I will come back.

There's no way that these girls are going

to take me out or Jee out.

Good job, guys.

Oh, that was awesome.

Very good.

The fat lady hasn't, you know, sung yet.

You know, the game's not over.

And I'm going to go out fighting.

JULIE: Last week, you were all told to expect the unexpected.

And you got a taste of what that meant.

But the unexpected isn't over yet.

Jun?

Yes.

JULIE: I need you to come to the Diary Room

right now so I can tell you more about it.

OK.

Another twist in the "Big Brother" game.

[laughs]

How wonderful.

When Julie, you know, announced, expect the unexpected.

I said to myself, maybe this is something

that could benefit me.

[clock ticking]

Where the hell is Jun?

Why is she gone forever?

She's been gone for, like, minutes.

I'm waiting for Jun to come back out.

It's making me nervous that she's, like, still in there.

I know.

She's been gone for, like, a half-hour now.

She left at :.

We're all just expecting the unexpected.

Can I get in the diary room real quick, please?

She's gone.

Jun's gone!

Where is she?

Yeah.

That's-- she's not here.

She has been nowhere to be found.

I don't know where Jun is and I don't know what to expect.

Where the hell is Jun?

She's been gone for an--

she's been gone for an hour.

I know.

It's just the four of us now.

We figured out that she wasn't in the house anymore.

We did get notice--

all the houseguests.

We didn't know if she was going to come back with someone.

I mean, we were thinking crazy things.

[WHISPERING] Where's Jun?

Where's Jun?

That was a very sneaky--

I think she took an offer for something

outside of this house.

If we eat PB&J for another week--

I'm a little bit nervous that a houseguest just disappeared.

And I know there's something behind it.

And I'm probably gonna be eating peanut butter and jelly

because of it for another week.

There's still the unexpected.

Yeah, like where the hell Jun is.

She's probably a limo or a Town Car

somewhere, cruising around--

probably went out to dinner--

probably went to a restaurant and Bob

was sitting there or something.

[gasps]

Like, something-- she got something big.

Maybe they just took her to the beach

to walk around by herself, or maybe--

Where is she?

It's making me nervous.

Where is our Asian princess?

[music playing]

[gasps]

Missing!

She's missing!

Where is she?

OK, clue number one--

I saw the huge apple.

And then I saw the little sign that said "missing."

And I knew--

Jun's missing.

A sign on it said "clue number one."

I knew it had to be a veto competition.

Come on, guys! Oh.

[laughs]

What does it say?

This is the first of your three clues.

To win the golden Power of Veto,

you must be the first to name where you're HOH is

and in what city?

What?

So this is the first blue.

The veto competition is to figure out where Jun is.

We have to figure out where she is with three clues.

When you're ready to state your answer,

you must ring the bell located on the basketball court.

If more than one person guesses correctly,

the winner will be the person with the correct answer

who rang the bell first.

If none of you guess correctly, the HOH will be awarded

the golden Power of Veto.

You may begin guessing any time starting now, but remember,

you only guess once.

You only get one guess.

So this is our first clue, and we get one guess.

We're just going to have to wait for another clue.

Let's go let's go wait inside.

We know the deal.

You know, we know how things are going down right now.

We know that, you know, the girls

are kind of against the guys.

Maybe the paranoia is, you know, setting in.

OK, this is what I'm thinking.

Yeah.

The clues, like, have got to be so, like--

so--

Precise.

Yeah, that, that.

OK, what can this mean besides New York?

Nothing, right?

Huh?

I really don't know, dude.

OK, look, I'm thinking right now.

What's going on this game-- this weekend?

Are there any games?

Are there any things going on this weekend?

Labor Day's going to be past the time she's out there.

Because I was thinking about, what events are here?

And I don't have anything with "apple" in LA.

I'm trying to think of, like, wineries.

I'm trying to think of things in LA.

It has to be somewhere from New York.

And it could even be a [muted] event.

So--

I know.

I'm trying to think of what's going on.

But I don't know what's going on this weekend--

today or tomorrow.

What are your guesses?

I don't know.

I think it has to do with New York.

But you're right.

She's not going to go all the way out there to come

back tonight or tomorrow.

Right?

Yeah, OK.

How are we going to do this so it's fair?

Because I want it to be fair.

Like, do want to do after--

Well, how about--

--me and you keep talking until the third thing?

It kind of made me think twice.

I was like, hey, what is this all about?

Why do you want to, you know, work with me?

Is it because you're trying to, you know, use my ideas?

That's it.

We'll help each other through the second.

Come up with your ideas.

And I'm going to give you all my honest things.

I'm not gonna [inaudible] - All right, dude.

And you do-- and then the third one, from there,

we don't talk about it.

And then it's fair.

If you get it, I'm happy for you.

If I get it-- you know what I mean, right?

I know what you're saying.

I think the girls are going to wait 'til the third clue,

which is a smart thing to do.

But if I think I have it on the second, I'm going to go for it.

What do you think?

The Big Apple-- it's New York.

But it could be Vegas.

Because there's a New York, New York in Vegas.

Yeah, but is he smart enough to figure that out?

He might be.

That depends on what the clue two is.

Alison and I probably going to work together.

We'll-- I mean, we'll brainstorm.

We'll figure it out.

We're a couple of smart girls.

Yeah.

It's too vague.

Erika came up with the idea that it could be New York, New

York, a casino in Las Vegas.

Also, Washington, DC--

Washington being the Apple State--

it's another possibility.

Damn, I wish I would have gone to geography class.

Is there anything going on specifically, like an event?

- No Olympics. - No Olympics.

- No-- - No sports event.

No.

Where?

It starts everywhere.

I think it's going to be about New York.

Yeah?

I don't know.

I think-- right now, we're going to have to wait

for clue number two, basically.

That's what it comes down to.

I'm ringing the bell.

What?

I'm gonna ring it.

You are not.

Don't lie.

All right. I rang the bell.

I'm gonna go take a guess.

Go for it.

All right, guys.

I didn't hear the bell ring.

I think I got it in the bag.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

I knew when the boys came in and said

they were going to ring the bell--

that they knew the answer--

that they were just bluffing.

Let me in, guys.

No, I'm just joking.

[laughs] No. You crazy?

[laughter] - You know what?

I'm going to sleep well tonight.

Right now, it's too little to go on.

I mean, it's just an apple.

I mean, and so I don't know yet, until the second clue.

[music playing]

I still can't believe one of us

is going to be walking out of here with that kind of money.

What, you didn't think that from day one?

- I just - I did.

I would sit in the yard and everyone would be out here,

and I'd be like someone in here--

- I did, but then, like, now-- - --is gonna win half a million.

--it's just coming down to the wire.

And I'm like, whoa.

This is insane.

It's pretty cool.

Really insane.

What do you-- do you have plans for it?

Do you want to do something with it, business-wise, or no?

No.

I just want to take care of my mom.

Same here.

I came here so that we don't have to rent anymore--

my family, you know?

Maybe buy one little Porsche.

A step-- yeah. Yeah.

One little Porsche.

That's it.

One little fast car-- that's all I--

[laughs] I wouldn't splurge.

I wouldn't be like-- - No.

- I wouldn't go crazy. - No way.

I would love to travel.

I mean, I'd love to go to Europe and see the world.

Yeah.

I just want a head start in life, really.

That's all it is for me.

So I can plan for a future, maybe.

I do daydream about, you know, winning that $,

and what I would do with it.

If I won the $,--

I've kind of put some thought into it--

I would love to buy, you know, a house for my family.

If I won the money I would definitely buy my mom

a little house for herself--

make sure she didn't have to work anymore.

Because she's worked so hard her whole life.

Money has been coming up in my thoughts a lot more.

It's a Porsche-- a Carrera .

My attorney has one.

And I love his car.

So that's the one I want.

I want the C--

black-- and a Rolex--

another Rolex.

[cash register dings]

If Donnie still wants to be with me,

I would love nothing more than to start a family

with that man, and just to pay off my college loans

and to pay off my brother's college loans,

and just have a happy life.

[music playing]

I really hate this feeling in my stomach

of just being hungry.

This doesn't go away.

Dumbass Jee took the veto and put the whole house on PB&J.

I'll reduce it to one week of PB&J.

Julie, that offer, I will accept.

Jee actually did say that he would be on PB&J

with the rest of the house.

And I'm gonna suffer through the PB&J as well.

I don't deserve to just, you know,

like, eat when you guys aren't.

And I'm not going to have anything

Well, they said-- they said that whoever wins gets to eat,

right?

Yeah, but he's saying he won't do it.

Yeah, but I'm not--

I'm not going to.

Jee claims that he would have sacrificed the food that he

won for winning the veto.

But I have caught Jee just chowing

on turkey sandwiches in his room, sour cream

and onion chips, Mountain Dews.

Whatever he wants, he'll take it out of the storage room

and take it right into his room and eat,

and think that nobody notices.

I did say that I will, you know,

suffer with the other houseguests.

I did make the choice to start eating whatever I could.

It's a game.

I have to do what's right for me.

I'm going to feed myself, and I'm going to make

sure that I can compete.

No one else is going to hold me back.

I think it's a total disadvantage that he's eating

and we're not, because it created such animosity.

The whole house wants him out.

Guys, it's time for the food competition.

I should get used to this sh*t.

OK, guys, since Jun's missing in action,

I'm taking over the food competition.

We don't want PB&J for another week, do we?

- No! - No.

- Oh, hell no. - [inaudible]

Let's get to the [inaudible] room.

Come on. - All right.

Let's go.

Food's very important to this house.

We were on PB&J last week and that was horrible.

And the moods were kind of low last week.

So everybody was really excited.

Houseguests?

Yeah?

Welcome to the "Big Brother" ballroom.

When he said, welcome to the ballroom,

I was thinking to myself, all right,

maybe we have to compete by dancing in a ballroom-type

something, you know?

I just didn't know what to expect.

[screams]

Oh!

I saw lots of ba*ls!

Oh, my god.

That's so cool!

Oh, man, this is cool!

I was relieved, because I saw a whole room full of ba*ls.

And I knew it was going to be a fun competition.

Here are the rules.

We will be working as a team to win food items in this week's

food competition.

On go, we will climb into the ball pit

and have five minutes to find as many of the food ba*ls

as we can and put them into this tube.

There is a catch.

You must put the ba*ls in the tube in alphabetical order.

[laughs] Are you kidding me?

The catch was that it had to be in alphabetical order.

And if we didn't get it in order,

we'd lose that food item for the week.

We do not have to put all the food ba*ls in the tube--

only the food we want to eat.

So Ali, if you find octopus, don't put it in.

[laughter]

[screams]

Octopus.

When the time is up, all the ba*ls

in the tube that are in alphabetical order

will be the food we eat for the week.

You guys ready for this? - Yeah!

- Yeah! - Let's do this.

I'm not a picky eater.

I just want food.

I mean, I just can't--

ugh.

I'm starving.

Any kind of chicken, turkey, or steaks.

But-- actually, anything meat.

That's what I crave the most.

Are you guys ready to do this?

Yeah. Hell yeah!

- Yeah! - Let's go, man!

It's go!

[whistle blows]

All right.

Anyone have A? - I found A.

Guys, do A through H.

There's E.

I got a D.

I don't see an A.

I got a B.

So we had five minutes to gather all the ba*ls

with the letters on them and put the ba*ls

that we wanted with the letters in a tube

in alphabetical order.

Dig through 'em, guys.

They're all over.

I got C.

It wasn't that difficult to get the ba*ls.

It was more difficult to get them in alphabetical order.

Put them all in order right here before you put them in.

Applesauce, angel food.

Yeah.

Just go Just go.

Just put them in the tube.

I guess I was kind of the person

to put in alphabetical order. - Anyone got Bs?

I got Bs.

Get berries first.

Berries.

Under pressure, it's kind of hard to go through the alphabet

in your head really quickly.

Whoa, wait.

We got another C in there.

Hold on.

Here's chips!

[laughs]

All right We're putting chips.

- Let's go to D. Let's go to D. - Let's go to D.

[inaudible]

Deli-- deli meats.

We need deli meats. Give me deli meats.

Anything E?

A, B, C, D-- here's an E!

We gotta keep going, guys!

What about this?

[inaudible] - Yes!

OK.

Here, put I. I. H then I.

[inaudible]

Here's S. Here's scampi.

- Scampi. - Salmon.

Roast beef!

Roast beef!

[interposing voices]

I am definitely hoping that it will

distract them from realizing that, yeah,

I did put them through this--

you know, this PB&J diet, you know, last week.

Still, go, go!

Scampi, shrimp, scallops.

Do T Do ! Do T!

- All right, pass me-- - T!

T!

T! - Here's a T!

[buzzes sounds]

I was hoping that, you know, we would

win a lot of meat, fish, and, you know,

hopefully, some fruits and vegetables.

You know, basically, I just wanted a variety,

you know, from every food group.

OK, guys, this is the food that we've won for the week.

First, we have almonds.

- [cheers] - Nice.

- Bratwurst. - Yay!

- What is that? - What the hell is that?

- It's hot dogs. - Yummy!

- Oh, all right! - Brie.

- "Bry?" - Brie.

- What is that? - Brie cheese?

Brie cheese.

We got "bry" cheese.

Haven't had that in a while.

My favorite-- cola.

[cheering]

Yeah, Rob!

Out of order is the chips.

Aw.

[imitates sobbing]

The ground beef.

Protein, baby. Protein.

Yeah.

The Hs-- we start with the halibut.

Italian sausage.

[cheering]

We have lasagna.

[cheering]

We did get lasagna.

That was awesome.

I was really shocked to see that-- that we

had that ball in there.

Lutefisk!

Yeah!

What the hell is lutefisk?

We got lutefisk.

Who knows what lutefisk is?

None of us.

The lutefisk might have been what

Jack had eaten at the clambake.

Lutefisk-- cod fish cured in lye.

That's awesome!

Don't smell it.

We have rice--

Yay!

--which is out of order.

Boo!

You suck!

Boo!

We have salmon.

[cheering]

Real nice.

Scampi.

[cheering]

- My favorite. - The shrimp.

[cheering]

My favorite-- shrimp!

And last, which is great, is tuna.

[cheering]

We got a lot of fish, dude.

We got a lot of food. - We got a lot of food.

You think we did? - That's good.

We did good. We did good.

Yeah, we did good.

The food competition was fun.

It brought us all together.

We have food for the week.

We're all going to be happy.

And we're all really, really, really,

getting along right now.

After the other food competition,

we were jumping around for a while.

Alison was doing flips.

Nice!

Nice!

We stayed in our little ball bit for a while

and kind of had a battle--

Erika and I against Jee.

I think any time this house works as a team, we bond.

Whoa, my aim is good, boy.

It definitely boosted the morale.

Oh, my god!

What?

What?

Lobster!

Oh!

Aw!

No!

Lobster!

[music playing]

Yes.

Yes!

It was cool.

We got a lot of good food, and I'm happy with it.

What's up with this?

This is the money.

Mayonnaise-- this.

This.

Guacamole.

Guacamole.

[soda fizzing]

Yeah!

I'm gonna eat!

This is the money.

[blows nose]

[music playing]

Oh, I can't--

I can't-- I can't wait to get out of here, man.

Neither can I, brother.

I really can't.

I can't wait, dude.

Like, I want us to get at least one of those girls

out before both of us go--

at least one.

What's up, man?

You guys busy talking? [inaudible]

No, no.

We're just bull-- [muted] just about home stuff.

What's up?

I want to apologize to both of you

guys for the move I had to make.

[inaudible] Ali, seriously, comedy on.

Wait, you know I feel like [muted]..

I'm [muted] over it.

And it's so, like--

I'm cool with it.

And it was a good move.

And no, there's still, like, a lot of time in the game.

Something's going to happen.

And that's why I'm not stressing.

Say I am left--

I might not even be left next week.

I don't know.

No, none of us do.

We don't

But I don't want to go up against either Jun or Erika

or you guys at the very end.

There's no way I have a chance.

You have-- what do you mean?

You have a great chance against these two girls.

[laughs] You'll k*ll them.

They're--

In voting-wise?

You'll have a great chance. - I don't know.

I don't know about that, actually.

- No, I don't. - Why?

I don't know about that.

And this is just speaking frankly

at this point [inaudible]. - No, no, no.

I know you are, but-- - No, please do.

But I'm saying--

This is just speaking very honestly at this point.

I don't think-- I don't think you will beat Jun,

nor would you really beat Erika.

Erika?

I don't either.

I don't know.

I think you've made some serious enemies in this game.

And I don't think they will look back on that.

Dana.

Dana's one.

Even Nathan-- he might go against you.

I don't even know if Justin will vote for you.

Jack?

He might do it for the simple fact

that you've played a good game.

But it depends.

I think he must see Jun over you--

Mm-hmm.

--if she gets up there.

He likes Jun a lot.

Yeah.

Even if I'm not in the final two,

I'm very proud of the way I've played this.

Hell yeah.

Yeah, you have played a good game.

I've turned this house upside down

without even being in control.

And you know what?

Exactly.

$, or not, I swear I think I've play

better than any other sucker.

That's right.

Like, it's the girls, I think I've played better

than the girls that are here.

I really do.

No, I mean, you should feel that way.

You should feel that way.

Anything's possible.

I'm telling you, anything is.

[music playing]

Let's go.

Uh-oh.

Veto competition this week is to find Jun.

Clue number one is a big red apple.

I'm gonna ring the bell!

[laughter]

Clue number two--

we all walked outside.

What is it-- a tape?

- A tape? - OK.

I got it already.

Lo and behold, in the basketball court

was a videotape on a stand--

What the hell?

What the hell?

--which got us all nowhere?

What?

That's so g*y.

Looks like Jun's gonna have the HOH--

[laughter]

--I mean the veto.

Congratulations, Jun!

If we don't get it, Jun will have the Power

of Veto, which is worse.

What the hell?

When I saw the videotape, I knew that everybody

was just as confused as I was.

So I didn't think anyone was going for the bell.

I got it.

I got it.

Apple tape.

[laughter]

Apple tape, huh?

Apple tape! That's where she's at!

Great.

Go ring the bell, Rob.

I think you got it.

It's still not enough to make a--

to make a guess--

an educated guess.

So I'm trying to put the two together,

and it's not clicking yet-- a videotape and the Big Apple.

[laughs]

Oh, god.

This is the worst veto game ever!

I didn't really have any theories.

So I'm left nowhere.

Where is she?

This is freaking ridiculous.

[music playing]

Hey, it's Jun, and I'm back here in New York, my hometown,

and I'm psyched about going to the MTV Video Music

Awards tonight!

And I'm just going to go get ready now!

See you later!

Bye!

[giggles]

Videotape.

Video apple.

She's at a taping of something from New York.

Like, I'm trying to think.

Like, maybe it's-- or like, she's at a filming

of something-- like a show from New York or--

I think the third blue will basically--

you know-- will determine--

What if she's, like, on the David

Letterman show or something?

Damn, I'm jealous if she got to go

to the David Letterman show.

Yeah, me too.

What's the tape for?

I think that's a video.

Where is the MTV Music Awards at?

Out here?

It changes.

Sometimes, they're in New York.

Video.

Video.

Video, video, video.

Yeah.

New York, video.

You don't think--

I think she's in New York City and she's taping something.

She's videoing something.

Or she's being videoed.

It's gotta be something that we would all know.

We need another clue.

[music playing]

Oh, my god!

I'm back in New York!

Hi!

Hi!

I'm half a block away and-- oh, my god.

My stomach is going nuts.

I thought I'd be OK.

But I'm really nervous.

And I'm really excited!

And I want to do this.

Where's Jun?

Oh, there's Jun.

The veto this week is very vital for Jee and Robert.

What did you do, Rob?

He spilled Coke and then didn't clean it.

Yeah, if I don't win this veto,

I'm going to expect the worst.

We're all sitting by the door like it's

probably going to be soon.

Watch it be, like, another hour or two.

I don't think anyone in the house

really has an advantage yet.

I mean, I don't think anyone has the slightest idea what it is.

Who knows where Jun can be?

Everybody's very anxious.

We want to get it over with.

We want to see who wins the Power of Veto.

So yeah, everybody wants to see that third clue.

I'm going to make the decision fast, personally.

So I don't know what they're going to do.

But I'm sure they are as well.

"Big Brother" called us outside

for the third and final clue.

We came out and we saw an astronaut.

That's awesome.

Woo!

Aw, fudge, man.

None of us had a clue.

It's the veto competition from hell!

[music playing]

I have no clue or I swear I'd tell you.

I don't know what the--

I really don't know either.

That looks real.

I mean, that looks like a real spacesuit.

What if he touched you?

[laughs]

Yeah that would trip me out.

But I don't think there's anybody in there.

It kind of threw everybody off at first.

I kept wanting to think that the video had

something more to do with it.

I said to myself, I just cannot

see how an astronaut would connect,

you know, with New York.

My whole thought process was Rockefeller

Center, David Letterman.

I thought it would be, like, a David Letterman show.

Is it me or do they all seem totally opposite?

What?

Yeah.

They all seem so separate.

Yeah.

They don't-- they don't connect, at least not to me.

I mean--

I'm really, like, confused.

Dude, I feel like a complete and total moron right now.

Don't.

Because I have no frickin' idea, and I know I'm not a moron.

She could be anywhere.

So how is this supposed to-- how are we going to get close

to it, even with clues?

The chances are, Jun's going to win this veto competition.

Got it.

[bell rings]

I was very surprised that Robert

had already rang the bell.

It could be an event.

But what event in New York has anything to do with that?

The girls were basically trying to come

up with an answer together.

You know, either one of them, if they win,

it's better for their team.

LA, Space Mountain in Disneyland.

The videotape meant to me that she's

being filmed doing an activity.

They have those caramel apples all over the park.

So that might be part of it.

Oh, I could be wrong.

[bell rings]

I'm concerned about Jee ringing in before me.

I think Robert's kind of stupid.

Sorry, Robert.

But I don't think Robert got it at all.

There is.

You're right.

[bell rings]

Do you guys have the same answer?

- No. - Oh.

It is a real one!

Do you think Jee got it?

I don't know.

You feel confident, huh?

Yeah, I think I got it.

I don't know if you got it first, though.

I think I could have, definitely.

I feel confident, too, somewhat.

I do.

She definitely cannot be at the thing that I guessed.

Like--

She can't be at the thing I guessed.

--she's probably really not there.

She can't go!

She can't really go anywhere.

That's why I might be wrong.

Because she can't go to my place.

She doesn't [inaudible]

She can't really go to any place that we're talking about,

though, I don't think.

Where is Jun?

Where is Jun?

Where is Jun?

Good question.

[music playing]

- New York. - Damn!

It was New York. - Yeah!

Yeah!

I can't believe she went there.

Woo.

Oh, my god, that is awesome!

Yeah!

Oh, my god!

I knew it! Damn!

I am here!

And I'm psyched.

[applause]

Oh, I'm having a moment indeed.

I'm joined by Jun Song of "Big Brother."

[screams]

Yes!

Oh, my god!

Now for those of you guys who have not been riveted

to the television screen as I have,

let me just set up the premise here.

You just won an award to get out of the house

that you've been locked in for hours a day,

seven days a week.

What was your initial reaction when they

told you where you were going?

Utter disbelief, and then just pure joy.

So crazy!

No way!

I can't believe this!

Just to get out of the house is amazing.

But to be in New York and to here, it's just something

I never, you know, thought would happen,

especially not as an award.

Here's your opportunity to gloat for everybody.

Do you have a message to send back

to the people at the house?

People at the house, I'm here and you're not

and I feel bad for you.

But I'm having a blast!

[laughs]

That was the baddest thing I've ever seen in my life.

Good job, baby.

- Ali, good guess. - Good guess.

Thanks, guys.

I should have known, too, man.

As soon as I saw the Big Apple, I did

think of Washington, the Apple State.

After that, when clue number two came out, it was a videotape.

I was thinking maybe they shot something there.

Maybe there was a movie.

But when clue number three was revealed,

and it was an astronaut, I just cannot

see how an astronaut would connect,

you know, with New York.

The city that I chose was Seattle.

And where exactly is the Space Needle.

That was cool, man.

That just blew me away.

Uh-uh!

I can't believe she left this house--

That was really cool for her, man.

--to do that!

I mean, I'm happy for you.

But that's way more important.

Yeah, who cares about the golden Power of Veto?

Oh, my god.

That was so awesome.

She got to talk to people.

- Frickin' red carpet. - People know who she is!

People know who she is. - Right.

Yeah. They got to talk to her.

She met some--

She's in New York. She's in New York right now.

- She's in New York, baby! - I told you guys.

Oh, my god.

The people she met-- oh, I would have died to meet those--

I feel relatively safe with Jun being HOH.

She knows who she wants out.

That Ali has the veto makes me even feel more safe.

So I think I'm in a pretty safe place right now.

But you never know.

Jun can have all the fun she wants partying like a rock

star in New York City.

But I'm the one who's holding the power this week.

The Dream Team's dreams have been shattered thanks

to the golden Power of Veto.

Why am I always the one to manipulate

the boys in this house?

I give it up to Alison.

I give her credit.

She guessed it correct.

And she won the veto.

And I'm just basically preparing myself,

you know, for the worst.

It depends on the day of the veto, I'm telling you,

if Alison will use it or not.

That's the way she thinks.

It's all emotional.

This whole game's emotional for Alison.

So if she uses it, I wouldn't be surprised.

Beautiful.

[kisses]

NARRATOR: When will Jun return?

And who will she nominate for eviction?

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

[theme music]