02x12 - Episode 12

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[music playing]

ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother,"

Will said goodbye to his evicted bed mate, Shannon.

When Shannon was leaving, I was about to just leave too.

ANNOUNCER: And though Hardy had nominated

Shannon, his reign as Head of Household took its toll.

This is turning me into an ugly [muted] person, man.

ANNOUNCER: Kent reveled in his role

as the new Head of Household.

I will wear my crown with the greatest of grace and dignity.

ANNOUNCER: And though Mike was less than pleased,

he distracted himself by pursuing Krista.

And then he wore a kimono and got in my bed.

ANNOUNCER: Just before the nominations,

Kent made Will an unexpected offer.

If I don't nominate you, will you give me amnesty when you

become Head of the Household?

I made a deal with the devil.

ANNOUNCER: Finally, Kent announced

his nominees for eviction.

I nominated Mike and I nominated Krista.

I think we probably all know what happened in the beginning

of this game with Chilltown.

Krista, I think you have entered into confidences with people

and then betrayed those confidences.

ANNOUNCER: Mike took it personally.

I want to know what you're going to go home and tell

your daughter when she says, Daddy, the first week when you

won the car and everybody wanted you out of the house

and Mike Boogie saved you, why did you

put him up for nomination three weeks later?

ANNOUNCER: Who will have the strength and the strategy

to stay in the house?

The battle begins tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

All's I can say, Kent, is you did what you have to do.

I-- I don't really see any way you

can win the money either way, but just--

just don't have me back. - OK.

Very good.

I don't care about when I leave.

I care about how I leave.

Dude, you're going to be the joke of your town.

Kent nominated myself and Krista.

I was particularly unhappy with his presentation

of the nominations, and his lies and deceit.

I don't have to sit here and be nice to you or nice to him.

You don't have to be nice to me.

It's just like that, you know?

And I don't--

I don't know why you guys are pretending that you weren't

together, you weren't a group.

You're clearly a group.

You clearly wanted to get Chilltown out of here.

I'm not denying that.

I told you that at the Monday meeting.

I wanted all three of you guys, the remaining people, you,

Shannon, and--

and Will out of here.

Your-- you were-- you were up front about it.

Yeah.

But I can't say Kent did the same.

Kent [muted] me.

[dramatic music]

I guess you could call this pretty much a death blow

to Chilltown because once Mike Boogie leaves, which seems

to be the case, I will be the only

true member of Chilltown left.

Is there any way to do damage control?

It's the worst case scenario.

You and I could have talked it out and then,

like, do you want to go, dude, or do you want to go,

and we could have worked it out.

But it's Krista, and this just isn't

how it was supposed to go down.

Monica.

With Mike, I had the mixed feelings because as you know,

if it was up to me, I would have did Will and Mike.

It's like being in a [muted] movie,

and the extras and the stand-ins [muted] take over the movie

and the stars are out, because I'm a [muted]

star and he's a [muted] extra.

Straight up.

Period.

The end.

I wasn't surprised at Mike's reaction to his nomination,

simply because he's a--

an immature fellow.

And he's mad because he has to take his ball and go home.

Betrayal.

Lies.

Pontification.

I only do six of these usually.

Come on.

Three more.

I didn't expect Mike to be so angry.

I am concerned about Mike's behavior

during the rest of the week.

I don't know how he's going to react.

Ah!

Get up and run around the basketball court.

Go around, run around the basketball court.

Don't break anything.

Yeah, that's all. Do that.

Get it out.

Mike Boogie, I'm gonna spoon with you tonight.

- Get it out. - Yes!

- Get it out. - Yeah.

See, now it's all good times.

It's all gravy in here.

There you go. There you go.

Speak how I want to speak.

Don't get all angry.

Talk who I want to talk to.

Don't get angry.

I'm just glad it's you, actually-- actually.

Krista's out there covering her a*s left and right.

I hate this man.

I cannot believe this piece of [muted] is

going to be sitting there and I'm going

to be walking out this door.

I hate him so much.

I really wish it wasn't Mike that I

was up against because I'd really

like him to stay in the house.

I consider him one of my friends.

Boogie.

That would be -. - Oh!

Yeah.

I see you with the warm-up game.

I--

Since maybe the third day we were here,

I just decided that I really hope that Krista

could win this game.

And I just don't feel it would be right to try to stay.

I think I'll probably be evicted.

Kent got up and said a speech to Boogie and a speech to me,

and he tried to speak for the house.

Well, no one in the house agrees with Kent's speech

because they--

Kent tried to speak and say that I was a non-trusting person,

which is so far from the truth.

Answer honestly.

He is speaking for himself, Krista.

That's all I want to know.

I'm gonna ask everybody a question.

But it's on next week.

It's on.

Not with you, baby.

Not with you, but with Kent.

I told the-- I told--

He's going out.

Krista's like just totally going to every single person

and telling them what they want to hear about what--

anybody.

You said that you spoke for everybody else, and you didn't.

Because everybody else just said that I've never

broke their trust.

I didn't say I spoke for everyone.

- Yeah, you did. - No, I didn't.

- In the meeting, yes, you did. - No, I said--

- You said the-- - --I feel like--

No, you said you have broke people's trust.

The way you've played the game, you

have broke other people's trust in this,

and I don't respect that like I did.

And I've never broke anybody's trust

because you'd have an ear-full if I did,

and I wouldn't do that.

Krista has taken what they said in confidence

and taken it back to other folks.

So what she was trying to do is play

every group against each other.

- I know I wouldn't do that. - Right.

So I--

But he made me seem like I was some devious person

that I'm not.

And that really offends me.

Y'all got some miscommunication.

That's all I say about that.

If I'm not evicted and in the event

that I do win Head of Household, Kent is number one priority.

He is so out of here.

And I will make the week that he's

nominated pure disastrous miserable hell for him.

If you guys are all together, that's cool.

It's fine.

But keep in mind only one of you is going to win the money,

and just remember that.

So you're all going to have to turn on each other eventually.

I really think that the smokers, as Will and I refer to them

now, which would be all the other people besides Chilltown,

are seeing that they've sort of gained power of the house.

And now that that satisfaction is complete for them,

they are definitely starting some infighting.

You all right?

- You all right? - Why?

I don't know.

You just got that look.

OK.

I don't like this part.

I know.

Nobody likes this part.

Especially when people like, I don't know--

[muted], we know.

Dude, people like-- everyone [muted]

forgets this is part of the game that everyone signed up for.

I guess Mike's just holding a lot of anger.

Just let it be.

Because I'm telling you what, when I get out of here, like,

you know, hopefully when I get to see everyone, you know,

I want to be able to [muted] hang with everybody and not be,

like, excluded from anybody.

But [muted] people get caught up in this [muted]..

You will be.

They forget it's a game, you know.

You will be.

There is definitely a lot of negative energy

within these walls.

And I'm trying to kind of put myself away from that energy

and, you know, try to keep my mind clear.

Seriously, like, I'm not-- like, I don't care if I [muted]

get voted out or nominated next week.

I'm not going to be ashamed of myself and-- and--

[muted] turn into something that I know I'm not, you know?

It's really not that important to me anymore.

It really isn't.

I'm sick of it all.

I don't want to talk to anybody about--

I'm going to tell everyone individually, like--

I don't want to talk about nominations.

I don't want to talk about voting.

We can talk about [muted] anything but why we are here.

Literally, like, I'm sick of it.

And, like, the thoughts that go through my head

is not [muted] who I am anymore.

Hardy's all, like, flipping out.

But nonetheless, we had--

I guess past tense--

an allegiance.

You know, I came in here saying I don't want to [muted]

be a part of any alliance, and [muted] next thing I know I'm--

I'm grouped in with people again.

Just me.

I'm still going to go through with what I had planned.

That hasn't changed.

But other than that, like, let's talk-- like,

you can talk to me about anything but why we're here.

- OK. - OK?

That's cool.

Let's just be friends, OK?

Yeah.

That's what I want.

I don't want anything else.

[dramatic music]

Bunk.

Yeah?

I don't know.

Did he tell you--

He came in here to me and said,

look, I don't want to-- right there in front of the closet--

I don't want to be a member of any kind of alliance.

I don't want to have anything to do with any strategy.

I don't want to talk to you if it's about who's voting who,

who's doing this, who's doing that.

I didn't want to do that when I came in here,

and I don't want to do it now.

Then he said I mean--

I'm-- I've heard things I didn't think I'd ever hear,

or something.

What is he talking about?

I know Hardy's playing the game.

I know he's playing the game.

And I understand that.

I'm playing the game too.

And he's trying to be as honest as possible

without showing his cards.

[music playing]

I think that's a little short.

I'm not saying I'm any expert, by the way, but--

So it's left, right.

I was just starting off with a basic--

you know, you got the fists.

Your arms are straight.

And you got to come hard with it.

Music, I miss a lot.

Because there's so many times here

where your emotions get out of control and there's

no outlet for them.

Oh, not bad!

Let me see. Great.

Bunky is not bad.

His head swivels good.

At least with music you can throw on some headphones and--

and go to another place.

[music playing]

He's got the glasses and the goatee too.

Yeah.

Wait till you go, right or no movement with the neck.

So--

OK.

Quit laughing.

Buddy, watch.

If they ever play any kind of music,

I'm gonna get my groove on.

[music playing]

All right, guys.

This is too good.

This is too cool.

You guys are going to like this.

Thank God there's no microphone.

Oh, thank God.

So karaoke is out.

It's time to play the "Big Brother" jukebox.

Yeah.

Earlier today, "Big Brother" asked

us to choose one CD that we would like to listen to.

Those CDs are now inside this red bag.

Oh!

Part one of the competition was try to guess who's--

who chose what CD.

When all of our CDs have been revealed,

we then head out to the backyard for the actual competition.

Oh.

[muted].

Ooh.

Kent started off.

He pulled out one and had to guess whose CD,

who had picked that artist.

And the first CD is Michael Jackson, "Off the Wall."

Bunky?

Would it be Nicole?

[laughter]

Hardy. - No.

- And it's-- - Krista.

- Not my choice. - No.

Will?

It's not mine, dude.

- Mike? - No.

Give it to Monica!

Monica!

Dude, you suck.

[interposing voices]

Grab your crotch.

Grab your crotch!

Reach in.

Everlast, "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues."

I know who it is.

I know who it is.

- Yours. - No.

- Will's. - Yes.

Guess the right person.

This is Train, "Drops of Jupiter."

I'm going to have to go with Krista.

Yay!

"New York City's Best DJs Volume Four."

Bunky?

Bunky!

Yes.

Ah, yes!

Jeez.

Yes, yes.

I love that CD.

I like to get my groove on.

So I like club music and I like to dance.

And so--

Show us an example of the type of dancing you like to do.

Dance, Bunky.

Dance, Bunky.

Oh!

That's enough.

I had to pick my man Jay-Z AKA Shawn Carter.

So he's here. I'm here.

Let's put it on.

The Canadian axe man, Pat Travers.

I first saw him when he was years old back in the 's,

and this guy is like-- he rocks with a guitar.

Can't wait to hear that.

I chose Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon,"

because this is more of a psychedelic mind trip that

takes you somewhere else other than where

we presently would be, and I think we all need that.

- We have to guess what Hardy-- - What did Hardy--

That would be Hardy.

- "Live," Throwing Copper. - No.

The soundtrack from "Oklahoma."

- Wrong. - Dave Matthews?

- It was the Doors. - Bush?

Wrong.

Oh, I know who it is.

The run-- they were naked, running through the video.

- Blink-? - Blink-?

Yeah, then.

No.

Gloria Estefan might be--

You're really wrong.

Oh, maybe some Lenny Kravitz!

I know who it is.

No, but that's a good guess.

- Incubus. - Yes!

You saw it.

Wow.

You jerk.

This week's competition is called Spinning Disks.

Yeah.

All right. There we go.

Woo!

And you know what it's about, it's all about music.

In front of you, you're going to see blank CDs

with your name on them.

For this competition, we're going

to stand behind this line in the grass,

and we're going to attempt to toss our CDs into a bowl

that's floating in the pool.

OK.

OK?

Whoever gets the most CDs in the bowl

will be rewarded with the CD that he or she chose

and the use of a personal CD player.

I knew!

Will said it.

OK?

Are you ready to spin your disks?

Yeah!

All right.

He's singing the blues right now.

That wind is k*lling--

- My man. - Oh!

The wind is going to k*ll us.

It's not easy.

No, that wind is going to k*ll my CDs.

OK.

Woo!

Uh oh.

Good start. Rough middle.

Good start.

You got it.

Oh.

Two!

All right. Three.

- Three. - Three.

All right.

- Yeah, Hardy. - Yeah, Hardy.

Yeah, Hardy. Yeah, Hardy.

OK, Hardy.

Good job, man.

Ooh.

I thought I said it would depend on the wind.

But it was just how you threw it and the wind

stopped it sometimes.

Because some people had really nice aims, but it didn't go in.

- Four. - Ooh.

- Nice. - Nice!

Five!

Yeah!

Go on, girl!

I knew I could do it!

They're stuck!

That's what-- that's what happened to me.

They got stuck together.

Go, go, go, go.

We should make sure they aren't stuck before you throw.

This sucks.

One, baby.

You got it.

Your total is--

One.

Shut the hell up, old man.

You don't have to break the bowl.

Just get them in there.

One, woo!

That's exciting.

All right.

Yay.

Got my three in there.

Head of Household--

Gosh, that thing's flying, Nicole.

I got a little, little nervous because Kent had four in.

And I was like, oh my god.

Oh.

It's not five.

The thing was flying.

[inaudible] wins!

Yeah, if we made it to--

I'm not one for gloating, but there's a time for everything.

Oh!

Dun dun dun dun.

Ooh!

Haven't been doing too good on the household things,

and I'm very competitive in my own way.

Ow!

Dun dun dun dun dun.

Monica.

She's scaring me.

Everything happens for a reason.

And it was about time.

And I think my spirit needed this, and it's good.

God, it just feels better without Shannon here,

doesn't it?

It's like the--

I got to be honest with you, it really does.

It's just the Wicked-- it's like the Wicked

Witch of the West is gone.

I feel so liberated right now.

Oh, me too. Me too.

You know?

See, I tell you, she's [muted] whacked.

So now we got them whittled down to a manageable level.

And poor Will, just think how it's going

to be Will being the last one.

Dude.

Dude, this is the third night in the last days I

haven't been sleeping in bed with a '" chick

with a g-string on.

[laughter]

How sucky is this?

You should've just outright had butt a*s crazy a*s

sex in the middle of the floor.

Of course I'm going to miss Shannon.

I don't know what it's like to be in this house without her,

so I miss her in so many ways.

This really is almost like jail.

It is totally jail.

With less privacy.

There's more sex in jail.

Both consensual and otherwise.

Yeah.

This is really funny.

You-- you notice Will already because you know why?

Doing the dishes, taking the food out.

Yeah.

Because you know-- because you know why?

Make him clean the bathroom tomorrow.

- Yeah. - Then I'll be impressed.

Let's use him [muted].

This is--

Like a b*tch boy.

I could get a cup of tea and go to bed.

It's really hard without Shannon in that house for me

because, you know, we're really close.

I feel like I'm a resilient person.

And I know that she's out there for me,

and I know that, you know, I have

a job to do while I'm here.

So I came here for a purpose and I'm

going to continue to try to accomplish

that endeavor at this time.

[music playing]

We've been here right at a month

in the "Big Brother" house, and it's an emotional vacuum.

And people are really missing one or two particular people

who are close to their heart.

I've really been missing my husband a lot.

I would honestly--

I'd give up--

I'd give up food for the rest of the week if I could hear

from Jeff, and just know that he misses me and he loves me

and everything's good and the kids are good and my family.

Goodnight, Greg.

I love you sweetheart.

I really, really do miss my grandmother.

And I'd do anything to-- to talk to her, just to-- just

to hear her voice and to let her know I love her

and I'm thinking about her a lot.

She basically helped raise me, and-- and shape me.

I just don't know how you can put a price on that.

I first saw this, I was like-- tore me up.

This is-- this is Maddie.

Look on the back.

She apparently tried to do more than one,

or she-- she did one and messed it up.

Maybe too big.

[interposing voices]

All right, please gather in the living room.

You're going to like this one.

Y'all like to listen to this song, you can.

Because once the batteries are dead, I have to [muted]..

So you can listen-- you know, listen to a song.

As we know, each week America is polled with a question.

This is America's Choice.

ANNOUNCER: Which house guest would

you like to see receive a three-minute phone

call from home?

Bunky, Hardy, Kent, Krista, Mike, Monica, Nicole, Will.

Call now to make your choice.

Oh my god.

Why do I think it's not me?

We will learn the answer to that question--

Tomorrow.

- --tomorrow. - Oh my god.

Please!

Oh.

I want to talk to my kids.

It's one out of eight.

But you know, people should remember that I'm a newlywed.

I've been-- I've been married three months.

Three months.

But it's her eighth marriage.

Shut up!

Three months!

I've got to talk to my husband please.

I think that America should give Bunky an opportunity

to talk to his husband.

Why?

I can't come up with a good one.

I wish he wouldn't have gone there with that,

because he's got no children.

He's mean.

He's vicious.

I, on the other hand, have two gorgeous daughters.

Alex's birthday is September the th.

So--

Oh, you'll be home by then.

You know, I don't know where my mind just went.

Shut up!

We're sick of it.

That's right.

I didn't say a damn word.

See?

That's what I'm talking about.

Uh huh.

Hardy is hot as hell.

He should be on the new version of The Incredible Hulk.

He's fallen from, you know, the Greek gods.

OK, this is--

OK, here it is, Nicole.

OK.

OK?

Because Hardy's not my type, OK?

But get this.

It's like imagine yourself.

You are stranded on an island with no food except--

what's a blase food to you?

Just blase.

A blase vegetable, whatever.

I don't know. Zucchini.

OK.

A zucchini.

The only thing that's on that island is zucchini, OK?

So the first day you go without eating.

You don't even think about the zucchini.

But everywhere you look, there's zucchini, OK?

But you don't really like zucchini.

And guess what, even if you did like zucchini

you can't eat the zucchini, OK?

Second day, no food.

Third day.

After about, oh, two or three weeks of eating nothing,

that zucchini is looking pretty damn good, don't you think?

Mm-hm.

Then every once in a while that zucchini touches you.

And guess what?

You can't touch that zucchini that's touching you.

Mm-hm.

Driving me crazy!

Yeah.

But you know, thankfully it doesn't work that way for me.

Oh, yeah.

You're touching the zucchini.

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

But--

You're just not eating the zucchini.

- Bunky! - And then--

Let me tell you, baby, I'm hungry like the wolf, OK?

Trust me.

I mean, really.

I-- I can-- - Because I'm serious.

--feel it.

I don't really care for zucchini.

But after three or four weeks, you know,

zucchini is better than nothing.

You know what I'm saying?

I'm sorry.

I'd rather have nothing than that zucchini.

Well, I mean, I can do with nothing.

But I don't want to see the zucchini.

I don't want to smell the zucchini.

Don't be sauteing it in front of--

and I don't want the zucchini touching me.

Mm-hm.

I don't want the zucchini.

I want my husband.

My husband's zucchini.

Not with the razor.

Nicole was shaving my entire body down,

and I felt like it was a good time

to have a private discussion with her

for a variety of reasons.

One, we were isolated and alone.

But two, there was also the buzz of the razor going on,

so maybe people couldn't really hear what we were saying.

Nicole, let me ask you a question.

Is there any way to save Mike Boogie this week?

Yes.

How is that?

It'd be Mike getting Krista out.

No, but I mean is there-- is that at all possible?

Mm-hm.

How do you think we could do that?

Anything can be done.

Well, I mean, even if it was you and I,

how would we pull a third?

I could do it.

How could you-- who could you pull?

Anybody I want.

There's only-- there's only two other people.

Mm-hm.

Three.

Well, name your price.

I'm-- it's worth everything to me, so--

Is it to Boogie?

- Yeah. - It is?

Yeah.

Since as it is right now, he doesn't see any way

it's possible.

But I told him that I would talk to the queen.

I mean, it's no secret that you could beat any--

either Boogie or I in the finals much easier than you

could beat anyone else in the finals

because we're absolutely hated.

Mm-hm.

Benefiting all three of us, though, in the interim.

I really just can't hear Mike Boogie saying that.

I feel like maybe you're trying to set me up.

No.

Well, how could I possibly set you up?

I don't know.

Also I'm well aware that any time, either you or I is going

to win Head of Household, and I'm ready to deal with you,

whatever you like, for that.

Turn around.

Yeah.

So will you do me a favor and contemplate

both those ideas, Nicole?

I will after Mike Boogie comes to me and says that.

Well, the second one doesn't require him to do that,

but I will discuss that with him.

Will is now trying to get me to work it so Mike

Boogie can stay in the house.

Obviously, that would mean voting Krista out.

She's a bigger threat than either one of them.

So I don't know.

I don't know what I'm going to do.

[music playing]

ANNOUNCER: Which house guest would

you like to see receive a three-minute phone

call from home?

Uh oh.

Oh [muted].

Whoa.

Oh!

[clapping]

Hardy.

Hardy!

I told you!

- Congratulations, dude. - Dude.

Oh my god.

You got to go to the diary room right now.

They're on the phone. - Ooh.

They're on the phone right now.

Talk to your granny. Tell her I said hey.

You can't put a price on the phone call

that I got to make from my family.

After everything, like, that's happening in here, and, like,

all the pressure and--

and the stress, it's just like a complete breath of fresh air.

Hello?

ESTHER: Hello, Hardy. - Hey, Grandma.

How are you?

ESTHER: Oh my goodness.

Oh, it's-- oh, I love you.

I-- I-- oh, man.

I miss you guys so much.

You don't even know.

ESTHER: Oh, boy.

How are you?

ESTHER: I'm-- I'm fine, Hardy.

Yeah? ESTHER: I'm fine.

How are you?

I'm hanging in there.

ESTHER: Well, you sound great.

Thank you.

ESTHER: You-- you sound great.

It's good to hear your voice.

ESTHER: Oh, boy, we're-- we're-- they're--

you're-- you're so popular in our town,

you wouldn't believe it. - Oh, really?

ESTHER: You better believe it.

We're doing a lot of things for you.

We have a-- a fundraiser, memory of your mother.

Great, great.

ESTHER: And oh my.

How is Brady doing?

ESTHER: Brady's doing fine too.

How's your health?

You feeling good? ESTHER: Yeah.

My health's doing fine.

You know me.

I imagine this is pretty exciting stuff.

ESTHER: Yes, it is, Hardy.

Boy, I-- I hope we get to see you pretty quick.

That'd be--

Well, I hope you don't get to see me till--

for another month or so.

But don't take that the wrong way.

I just want to stay in here to win.

ESTHER: Oh, I know. I know.

You're doing fine.

You're handling yourself quite well.

I love you, Grandma.

ESTHER: Love you too, Hardy.

I miss you so much. You don't even know.

ESTHER: I know. I miss you.

How about a kiss?

And a big hug.

ESTHER: And hug yourself like you always tell me to do.

All right, Grandma. I love you.

ESTHER: I love you very much, Hardy.

[crying]

[dial tone]

Congratulations.

How's Grandma?

Good.

The most important part was that--

that my grandmother was in good health, and she is just--

she's a strong, strong woman.

What did she say?

She's like-- man--

well, she loves me.

I'm about to start cry.

Come on.

Finish telling me.

And-- first of all, to hear her

voice was just like, oh my god.

It was just-- like, starting tearing up.

I'm like, oh, god.

I mean, you could hear it in her voice.

I mean, she's just like, yeah.

She's really excited and proud of me.

And that just really, really--

more than anything, that-- that's

what made me the happiest.

To know that how I'm being seen is making them proud of me.

Oh, that's wonderful.

[music playing]

No one has died in this house as far as I know,

but I would say that there are definitely evil spirits lurking

in the "Big Brother" house.

It's creepy.

You can hear things in strange places

based on the architecture.

But calling the house haunted is absolutely ridiculous.

I can't sleep in the Head of Household room

because there's people in the walls and I'm scared.

I do sleep, but it's not a restful sleep.

There are energies all over the universe,

and there are a lot of different energies in this house.

I dreamed something scary, I did.

I know not now.

I don't remember what it was.

It was something scary.

You must have been running or something.

Oh my god.

There was a dead man in the bathtub in my dream.

I don't know about it being haunted.

I think we're all just kind of saying,

ooh, there's a lot of evil around here,

and it's kind of bringing things.

That raven's waiting on us there, Monica.

What do you reckon?

Did that raven come-- was he-- was he here yesterday?

I think he did.

Well--

Did he come the day before yesterday?

Yes, he did. - He came.

Yeah. - OK.

Day before that, he didn't come.

Some days, they don't come.

They seem to only come on, like, days

when there's a lot of conflict.

Today must be the day there's too much evil for him

to come in here.

Did you see that cross on the yard over there?

That just scares the [muted] out of me.

- What cross? - Come here.

I'm going to show you something.

You talking about something scare the hell

out of me the other day.

I was paying no attention to this.

And I have watered the lawn, I bet you, times.

There is a cross burned into that damn grass.

Oh, [muted].

I know.

I know.

I saw it and I didn't say nothing.

And then me and Kent looked at each other.

Say, I see it. I see it.

Shut up. That wasn't like that-- mm-mm.

No.

That's just been the last couple of days.

Last few days it burned like that.

Goodness is trying to get into this place

and can't make it in here.

So it-- the only way goodness is able to show itself

is right in that little corner.

Oh, that's-- that's giving me cold chills.

That's scary.

Somebody is trying to tell somebody you

better change your evil ways.

And the crow always lands on that lamp post.

Dude.

The house is a lot more haunted since Kent

became Head of Household.

I even swear I saw a-- a figure wearing

a robe and slippers kind of floating through the house

last night.

I'm almost positive it was a ghost

because it was just kind of big and round,

and it's quite creepy.

Man, this place is evil.

We need an exorcist.

I think we're talking more about the evil of the people.

Hopefully next Thursday we'll get one of the spooks out,

and Thursday after that we'll get more.

Tonight is ghost hunting night in the "Big Brother" house.

[laughter]

So there's been a rumor in the "Big Brother" house

that perhaps there was a ghost.

So "Big Brother" provided us with a spirit board as well as

some incense and candles and a video camera,

all the supplies necessary to try to get in touch

with some of these spirits.

"Before you lies the spirit board.

This is a powerful tool for the contact of

and communication with personalities

who are in the unseen dimension."

This is [muted].

You know, some people believe in it.

Some people don't.

Everybody has their own right to or not.

But in my opinion, it works.

"Please keep in mind the spirits can lie,

and with a spirit board it's difficult to sort

the truth from their very clever trickery."

Sounds familiar.

Oh.

Oh!

I certainly at this point, as far as strategy is concerned,

am trying to include myself in every game and activity

without being the person who wins them.

Because I want to be a participant but not,

like, the superstar.

Swear to god I'm not doing it.

Guys, swear to god I'm not doing it.

Somebody's here.

Somebody's here.

Hello.

What the--

Will.

Sh.

Sh. - Yeah.

I'm out. Dude.

OK.

You can't-- Will, you can't do that.

Are you still here? Stop it.

Are you still here?

I've done the Ouija board several hundred

of thousands of times when I was younger.

So Mike and Will, everyone wanted me to basically run

the show and ask the questions.

Can you tell us your name?

J. OK.

J. Is than an I?

Mm-hm.

J-I. Your name is Jim?

Yes.

All jokes aside, I had a cousin

who four years ago died in a--

he was a geologist working in Thailand on an oil rig,

and the oil rig--

there was an oil rig accident.

Was his name Jim?

Yeah.

James.

I pretty much told people what they wanted to hear

and just played along.

I do have a cousin Jim, but he didn't

die in an oil rig in Thailand.

And have you ever-- are you familiar with the theory

that the bigger the lie you tell, the more believable

it is?

So I kind of went with that idea.

R.

Are y'all moving it?

No.

G.

I'm so not playing that game anymore.

What did it just fell?

Margie.

Swear to god.

That's her mom's name.

Kind of thought of it as a joke until the Ouija board

spelled out Krista's mother's name.

None of us knew Krista's mom's name, which was Margie.

Her mother died about years ago.

Crazy a*s [muted].

Mike believed it, obviously.

Will did.

You know, everybody did except for Daddy.

Jim, is there a bigger issue?

Can you tell us what it is?

S. Sin?

So we are-- we are essentially giving

ourselves bad karma and spirituality because of this?

Is that what you're saying?

I'm not really a big believer in the occult

and all that stuff.

But I thought that that was extremely unusual.

I don't really know.

I mean, I'm very open minded.

But--

Were you pushing the board?

No, swear I wasn't.

Neither was I. I don't know.

Swear I wasn't.

I'm going to bed.

This is-- I mean--

No.

No.

Can I turn this light on real quick?

Sure.

I talked to her.

I want Boogie kept in the house, and it

breaks my heart to even consider trying to kick out Krista.

But I really want to keep Boogie.

I'm listening.

Boogie's my best friend and I'd

really like to keep him here.

Does she think this is coming from me or you?

Oh, OK.

It's just I--

I don't think I can do that to Krista, you know.

It's-- I mean, I would directly be doing that to her.

It's just like I said.

What you guys need to see-- understand is I can't do that.

OK, wait.

You-- but this is why you can't do it.

With-- I mean--

If something crazy happened and I were to stay,

the game would just be, like, all new.

It would be like a fresh start.

I would be shocked and amazed if it happened.

Dude, I can't join the Dark Side.

You could just be like no conscience, detached, I'm cold.

Look like a human on the outside,

but it's just skin over circuitry and wires.

You are the evil doctor.

[muted]

Such a bad situation.

[music playing]

Now, who puts the frickin' garbage in there?

I mean, that's-- that's--

[inaudible].

Huh?

That's the least of the ridiculous things that happen.

I was cleaning up everybody's dishes.

And they're like, what's wrong?

And I was-- finally, I was, like-- you know,

I mean, I'm Alice in this house.

That's all I do is I'm a maid and I'm a cook.

And they all complain about the [muted] bathroom,

but not one of them has cleaned it yet.

At today's meeting, Nicole was requesting some cleaning

supplies, and it got a little heated between her--

and Monica actually spoke up for the first

time since the first week.

We will start with--

this is before we're requesting anything?

Nicole.

I still need some actual toilet bowl cleaner.

Need--

Well, wait a second.

Why is it your job to scrub the toilet?

Yeah.

Well, because it doesn't get done.

I do it every-- - Well, yeah it does.

- I do it every-- - Let's address this.

- --two days. - Let's address it.

Let's address it.

I said it earlier, I'll say it again.

You choose to do the toilet because you want to do it.

You don't give anybody else a chance to do it.

- I do-- - You-- you make it-- no.

No, we going to address this right now.

Sure.

And you make it seem like we like nastiness because you

say, I can't stand this.

This is nasty.

I got to do it.

We see it too.

But by the time we go to do it, it's done already.

First--

Some people can go a day without cleaning the toilet.

Some people can go a week without cleaning--

All right.

Here's my-- here's my contention.

And don't be mad at me.

I mean, we're more than happy to clean the toilet

when we get an opportunity to, or what have you.

But for you to, like, every two days clean the toilet and then

to, like, react on us and-- and be in a bad mood and be, like,

no one cleans up after themselves.

No one cleans the toilet.

That's like-- I don't know, I just don't--

I just don't think that that's right that-- that we should be

made to feel bad because you want to clean

the toilet at a level that's, like,

more clean than-- than what we normally do.

I understand that.

When I'm in a bad mood, I may be in a bad mood

for any reason just like when you get in a bad mood

or you do or anybody here does.

I've been PMS-ing--

Everybody--

--PMS-ing a lot more frequently than I normally do.

Normally it's like every three months.

Now it's like every three hours.

OK.

Right.

So everybody in here has gotten pissy--

- We all have PMS. - --OK?

So when somebody-- when I'm pissy--

You clean up.

--and some-- and somebody--

I-- well, yes, I clean, OK?

But-- and then--

Oh, OK.

That explains-- that explains a lot.

- Can-- can I please finish? - Go ahead.

Thank you.

And when somebody gets in my face,

what's wrong, what's wrong, what's wrong, what's wrong,

what's wrong? Well, yeah.

I'm going to [muted] say I'm--

I'm a little pissed off nobody [muted]

cleans up after themself.

I'm [muted] doing the floor.

I'm [muted] the toilet.

I'm going to do whatever because I'm pissy, just like when you

have a [muted] Hardy expl*si*n or anybody else

has some sort of smart-a*s [muted] remark

or they're in a bad mood.

I think it's ridiculous that, you know,

it seems like I'm getting attacked

when every single one-- - No, no, no.

See, you're wrong.

You're not getting attacked.

--one of us in here are-- are--

- No one's attacking you. - --all guilty of bad moods.

We feel bad.

We feel bad that you're doing all the work.

Hardy?

I don't want you to feel that I'm attacking you

or anyone else is attacking you. - We're not attacking you.

And that's-- that's how you verbalize it.

We're trying to avoid situations where you're going to be upset.

We're not attacking you.

I'm so angry.

I can't believe that.

And then they're trying to justify

their nastiness and laziness by making

me look like I'm a freak?

OK.

Anything else?

This meeting adjourns.

Cool.

[interposing voices]

Immediately following the meeting,

I got all the cleaning supplies and cleaned

the bathroom because this is the day that I clean it.

I leave it for one day to see if nobody else will clean it,

which of course they don't.

[music playing]

She's on a rampage, trust me.

God damn her.

I told her that was going to be my thing, the patio.

I'm going to do the windows, and I was

going to do the storage room. - While we--

She don't jumping in my chores.

Yep.

While we-- while we fixing our dinner, you know,

fixing our lunch, she's changing the garbage

and doing everything.

So I guess she's upset.

[laughs]

Good.

We ought to keep her pissed off.

If you're going to clean up and you doing it because you

want to, that's great and all.

But if you going to clean and b*tch about it,

then don't do it.

Right now, I am so ready to win

Head of Household and [muted] throwing Will out of here.

I want to throw Monica out because she's

just totally pissed me off.

The smokers are attempting to get

rid of all the Chilltownians.

And pretty much Mike Boogie, myself, and Krista are

the last of the Chilltownians.

Once they eliminate us, they are going to have to start

fighting amongst themselves.

I consider that sort of a smoking civil w*r.

[coughs]

I think Kent thinks that he's in control now,

and he almost-- basically I kind of took it as a threat.

Yeah, but I don't want you to get the impression that

because that-- you know, that TOP or whatever, that there

aren't other groups of people--

Oh.

So what you're saying is is that if I don't sit down

and discuss it with my-- discuss with you

guys how I'm going to vote-- - No, I'm not.

--then I'm going to be a target?

No, I'm not.

Yeah, but you already know where I stand on that issue.

So what's there to discuss until two

or three weeks from now?

See you.

Yeah, man.

I don't necessarily find it my job to let him know how

I'm feeling or how I'm voting.

I'm going to do what I need to do to remain in the game

and to get people that I want to win to win.

Oh, I'm trying to.

I'm trying to.

I want to keep Mike Boogie in the house,

and it was very difficult for me to talk him into agreeing

to allow me to try to get him to stay because he

doesn't want to hurt Krista.

And I don't want to hurt Krista either,

but I also don't want to hurt Will.

[laughs]

Everybody's turning on everybody.

It's kind of like-- kind of like when we first stepped in here.

But if I stay in this house and I don't go out this week,

it's on.

The drama will begin.

If for some reason they were to keep me instead of Krista,

I would get right back on the horse,

try to win Head of Household, try to knock

a couple of the smokers off.

And you know, maybe me and Will could--

could take it to the end.

ANNOUNCER: Who will be evicted next

from the "Big Brother" house?

Krista or Mike?

Find out live this Thursday night.

[music playing]