02x16 - Episode 16

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother," four

houseguests had been voted out.

JULIE: Sheryl, Autumn, Shannon, and Mike,

you are now evicted from the Big Brother house.

NARRATOR: Seven houseguests remain.

Now there's only seven of us.

I said it before, I'll say it again-- the plot thickens.

NARRATOR: Hardy won the Head of Household for the second time.

I got some surprises up my sleeve.

NARRATOR: No one in the house felt safe.

I'm hoping that you won't nominate me.

Anybody else feeling insecurities?

NARRATOR: Hardy nominated Kent for eviction.

This nomination wasn't easy for me.

NARRATOR: And he nominated Will.

Will, you're the last remaining factor of Chilltown.

NARRATOR: America chose a pig named Ophelia

to play with the houseguests.

Come on with the [inaudible] it tastes so good.

Yes, I know.

[squealing]

NARRATOR: But Ophelia wasn't the one swinging the butt.

Act like [muted] grown a*s people and stop

acting like [muted] kids!

It's been the longest [muted] week of your [muted] life.

I love it.

I love to watch them pull each other apart.

NARRATOR: No one in the house knew whom to trust.

Oh, maybe they've had conversations behind my back.

Whispering in the corner, and back-biting somebody else.

NARRATOR: Kent make one last stand.

But everybody in this room, if you want to win this game,

there's the guy right there you need to get rid of.

You don't talk to me unless I want to talk to you!

You lied! - Was it--

- You're a liar! - Was it true?

Did you ask me-- - You're a liar!

NARRATOR: Will Kent's expl*si*n shake

the house back in his favor?

Will old friends stay true?

Or can Will play nice long enough to last another week?

"Big Brother" begins now.

[theme music playing]

Good evening, and welcome to "Big Brother."

It's day inside the Big Brother house behind me.

There are now seven houseguests.

Last Thursday, Hardy won Head of Household for the second time,

and nominated two of his housemates for eviction.

Will, the single doctor from Miami Beach, Florida, and Kent,

the married mortgage broker from Powell, Tennessee.

In the next hour, one of these two will be evicted.

And later, another guest will succeed

Hardy as Head of Household.

Will and Kent have both been in this position before.

They both know that battle they face

as this week's two nominees.

The lines aren't as defined for everyone else in the house.

With Chilltown virtually eliminated,

new alliances are quickly forming and changing.

The finest line of the Big Brother house

is the one between who's got your back,

and who's stabbing you in the back.

You're [muted] lying through your teeth.

You tell everybody who's going to standing beside you,

when this game's [inaudible].

Who's number two, Hardy?

As you are well aware, this is a house

of deceit, lies, and cards.

It could tumble at any time.

I asked you about who were the two

people that you're trying to help to win,

and you wouldn't tell me.

But what I believe-- - Well guess what?

There's a [muted] load more secrets

that you're not gonna be let in on,

that you haven't been privy to.

I'm not the one lying.

I mean, you haven't lied to me yet,

and I don't believe anything that he has to say.

And today I became aware of what

has been going on all along, and I can't

believe it was more clear.

If you get rid of me, it's going to be Krista, Hardy,

and Will that you're gonna be fighting, the rest of the time

that you're in here.

You ready to hear this?

Hardy's going around to everybody,

promising everybody everything.

And he's going to betray you guys.

About what?

Today I had confirmation from Krista, of all people,

that she is in a secret alliance that has been present since day

three, with Hardy and Monica.

I don't know.

And she's not gonna, because she's the only

other [muted] person who knows.

[music playing]

That's why she's been looking at those [muted] cards all day.

Right.

The more extravagant lie you tell,

the more people believe it.

Why do you think she's looking at those cards alone?

You think she's playing solitaire with cards?

I throw out about to lives a day,

and maybe two or three stick.

I really made it up, and my favorite part about it

is everyone believes it.

Pretty good, right?

And the worst part about it is when Kent tried

to tell you that Hardy and Krista are in cahoots,

he was [muted] right.

They have a group, and she is positive

that Hardy wouldn't vote her or Monica out, even ahead of you.

He's going straight to hell if he's been lying.

OK, so you think there might be some truth to Kent's story?

Let's face it, I mean, you and Hardy could

be not who I think you are.

I promise I'm not in cahoots with Hardy.

Someone like Hardy who says, yeah, I'm gonna leave when

it comes down to three people--

that's not true.

It's nice to think that, oh, you could give this girl

some money, and it'd be nice.

But that's not what this game is about.

You don't think it was important for me to know that

Krista's double-crossing me?

I didn't know that.

Well, it's you and Monica and her in the top three.

You don't think I was gonna let that happen?

It was smart the way that she did me.

Real smart.

That makes me mad.

Hardy all along has claimed to be, you know, this nice guy.

Well, clearly he's not that.

He can't be trusted.

That's my role.

Well, you expect me just to be like,

OK, I've figured this out, and now I'm gonna

leave number five, no problem?

You get Head of Household Thursday--

- OK. - Who you putting up?

I don't know, tell me what to do.

You're not thinking.

What did you promise Shannon?

Oh, you brilliant little b*tch.

My role at this time is to eliminate Hardy, jump

into that alliance with Krista and Monica,

and try not to get Nicole mad at me for eliminating Hardy.

What's happening with Bunky, I have no idea.

To get out Krista, and Monica, and Hardy.

I think that it's smarter to get Krista out first, because--

I want Hardy out.

You don't think Monica and Bunky's got your back?

I know Monica doesn't have my back.

I'd just appreciate it if you really

wouldn't bring it to light.

Well, I appreciate you being honest.

Y'all know damn well that I've not broke y'all trust, and I

will not break y'all trust.

Exactly

And I'll keep acting stupid and naive.

Krista thinks she's gonna be America's sweetheart,

give me a break.

Cussing like a sailor, and lying to everybody.

She hates me, because I figured her [muted] out first.

Good thing is, America's seen it all.

You know?

[music playing]

One of Big Brother's most popular houseguests

with internet fans is also one of the most powerful

in the house.

Hardy has reigned twice as Head of Household

while never being nominated for eviction.

Hardy quickly won over the women in the Big Brother house.

But on the outside, the bouncer from Miami Beach

won the affection of Lindsay, the woman he was dating

before he entered the house.

Lindsay gives us some insight into the man

behind the muscles.

[music playing]

There's so much more to Hardy than just his great body

and his beautiful face.

The first impression of a lot of people

is that Hardy was a snob.

I thought he was stupid.

Stupid?

[laughing]

Hardy and I met, I was walking my white lab.

He was looking at me, and I kind of turned

around and looked at him.

And I walked into the smoothie shop,

and I walked back out, and was checking her out some more.

He asked me if I wanted a smoothie.

I didn't hear from her for like two weeks.

I made him wait a week before I called him back.

She goes, are you married?

And I'm like, no I'm not [muted] married.

She goes, why?

And I'm like, I don't know.

I've never met anyone that has the morals and the values

that he has.

God, you look just like your mother, she's gorgeous.

Oh my God, yes you do.

His mother passed away, and had a heart

attack when he was younger.

So his grandparents raised him.

The way he was raised, I think, really has affected who he is.

He's a sweetheart, and I miss him so much.

His Thai boxing is very important to him.

In a sense, I think it's a great release.

Come on!

I think a lot of the temper that you've seen come out

of Hardy is out of frustration.

This vacuum sucks!

Your vacuum cleaner completely sucks.

Vacuum sucks.

The way that people are treating him, especially

Shannon, really pissed me off.

I'd love to have a few words with that little girl.

[laughing]

She's hot, huh?

Very cool too.

[music playing]

Picture Michelle Pfeiffer--

And what's-her-name?

Angelina Jolie, and merge them together.

You're a pretty girl.

I'm sorry.

First of all, she likes me.

Who doesn't?

I think it's fabulous that all these girls love him.

Look at that.

How beautiful can a person be?

Well there have been some scenes that have made

me feel uncomfortable, yeah.

I mean, Autumn jumping in his bed was kind of a shock.

Come on, seriously.

Hardy rolling around in bed with Krista

wasn't exactly what I wanted to see on a Thursday night.

It makes me nervous, but you know

what, if he and I are meant to be,

then I have no reason to be.

She probably got a new boyfriend while you in here.

Shut up.

Mike Boogie's her boyfriend, Mike Boogie's her boyfriend.

[laughing]

Hardy being the most popular houseguest in the show

does not surprise me one bit.

I know Hardy, now America knows Hardy, and they love him.

You know, what's not to love?

Tonight is eviction night.

Of the seven houseguests remaining,

four cast their votes to evict.

The nominees, Will and Kent are not permitted to vote.

Hardy, the Head of Household, votes

only in the event of a tie.

All votes are cast in secret in the diary room.

Krista is the first to vote.

Will started off bad in the game, as everybody knows.

He said a few mean things towards a few people

in the house.

But now he seems to be like one of my best friends.

And the way I feel about Kent right

now is that I cannot stand him.

He lies a lot, and I couldn't possibly

see being around someone like that in my everyday life.

I vote to evict Kent.

See ya.

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

Remember when?

When Will was the most hated man in the house.

When Kent and Hardy were allies.

What a difference a few weeks make.

Kent has become a marked man, and Will is playing

the part of everyone's friend--

for now.

[music playing]

Kent has really been on a roller coaster.

He really is up and down all the time.

Well I even said to Will yesterday,

I said, boy, now it's come full circle,

and he's rehabilitated his image.

It just depends on what day it is, whether someone likes you

or not.

We have a winner!

Hey!

Kent seems to be kind of an outsider.

Do this.

Kent said to me that--

Kent doesn't think that I'm g*y.

And he stuck his foot in his mouth.

You know, it used to be sickos, weirdos,

and freaks, now it's alternative lifestyle.

Don't come throw it in my face, and try to tell me it's normal.

I mean, standing, you know, two

inches from my face, telling me I'm abnormal-- not a good idea.

Specifically about Will, this guy

is just a lying b*stard, man.

He just totally stabs people in the back.

Half man, half amazing.

Will.

Will is very c*ck, I mean he's so obnoxious, arrogant,

c*ck, it's driving me crazy.

Walking here.

Kent is kind of growing on me, the more I learn about him.

And we're becoming friends.

With this kid.

This is the best garlic that you guys can chop up?

I do much better than that.

Being in here for another week with Will

makes me absolutely want to vomit.

In here, Will is like public enemy number one.

My goal is to eliminate Hardy in a painful way.

Not in a pleasant way, in an embarrassing way.

Kent is a really amazing guy.

I know he's a good father.

I call him Daddy now, because he comforts me.

Kent, I would say I'm definitely

enjoying his company.

I hate when you do that to me.

He's somebody I appreciate, his values.

I truly do like Kent a lot.

This girl know what she's doing.

All in all, I'm pretty sure we'll

be friends on the outside.

I'm about to pop the crap out of Daddy.

I mean, he's really annoying me.

- Thank you, sweetie. - Mm-hm.

Very much.

She-- she runs around, and gets so

a**l retentive about every little thing laying around.

[sighing]

I think Will just kind of tolerates me,

and I think a lot of times, by the look on his face,

he thinks a lot of the things that I say are either stupid,

or very stereotypical of g*y people.

Krista.

Kent is on my butt, and he thinks I

don't like him for some reason.

I think you have entered into confidences with people,

and then betrayed those confidences.

And I don't respect the way you play the game.

I just can't stand Kent.

Will's very-- he's on the level with everything.

He's told me absolutely the truth about everything.

Kent's actions in the household this past week

were unacceptable to almost everybody.

Are you saying?

Are you saying that you didn't say that?

Yes, I am saying I didn't say that.

You said it, and tried to get me to agree with it.

Oh my God, you're [muted] nuts!

You're making a fool out of yourself, Kent,

you're just making a fool out of yourself.

You're an idiot.

I really don't wish to speak to Kent.

I have nothing to say to that man.

Will is pretty amazing.

And one thing I do want to say that--

I know that we don't have a lot in common and everything,

and I know that you're trying really--

[coughing]

Really hard, and I do appreciate your effort.

Will is like some really sweet guy.

And you've been wonderful the past few weeks.

Hey listen, it's nothing--

Lying is clearly one of my tools.

But if you have any-- not that I have

any information, but I have an open door policy now,

which is--

unfortunately, there's nothing behind the door.

Will is my one and only ally in here, which

is the most pathetic thing that I've

ever been able to say in here.

[laughing]

Kinda weird to be everybody's friend, and all of a sudden

be the sacrificial lamb.

It's time now to talk with the houseguests.

Hey Julie.

JULIE: Hi everyone.

Hey Julie.

JULIE: How's everyone doing tonight?

All right.

We're fine.

Bunky.

[laughing]

Why does everyone think I'm picking

on them when I call them first. - I don't know.

I have a question for you, Bunky.

OK, Julie, what is it?

You, Monica, and Hardy are the only three

left in the house who have escaped nomination.

Why do you think that is?

Yeah, why is that?

Um, that's a good question.

I'm not quite sure.

Maybe because there are other people that

are more popular than us, and so they've

decided to nominate them.

But as the weeks go along, we are getting closer

and closer to being nominated.

But that's just the way it goes, and--

but that's OK, if I'm nominated next week,

or tomorrow, then that's fine, because I'll

get to go home to my wonderful husband, Greg, and that's OK.

OK, well said.

Thank you Bunky.

Nicole.

Yes.

I'm petting a pig, sorry.

Yeah, how is Ophelia doing?

Ophelia is presently sleeping as long as I'm scratching him.

OK.

Thank you for scratching him, we don't want

to hear snorting on this show.

You've never been Head of Household, but it's day ,

and you're still in the game.

Do you still want to be Head of Household.

First of all, thank you for rubbing it in that I've

never been Head of Household.

I'm sure the nation is unaware of that.

JULIE: But you've managed to stay in the game,

that's the important thing.

Yeah, I don't really know how, but yes, I definitely

want to be Head of Household.

I'm not going to call a Babe Ruth, once again, as I normally

do every week, this week, because I'm

not good at this HOH game.

So I think it's all a blind luck for us this week.

Hopefully I can get it, if not, if I'm here next week, maybe

I'll get it then.

Who knows?

JULIE: OK, thank you.

Krista.

Yes, Julie.

Do you miss Mike Boogie.

Oh God, yes I do miss Mike Boogie.

- A whole lot. - A whole lot.

JULIE: What about him do you miss?

His whole demeanor.

He was like the fun of the house,

he had something to say about everything.

And he was just--

if you saw the farewell, he was--

that's the best words anybody have ever

spoken to me in my entire life.

He's the greatest.

JULIE: What did he say?

Oh God, I'm gonna cry.

He said that I changed his life, and that it was very hard

for him to leave the house.

And basically, the minute I step out of the house,

he'll be there, even if I'm going to McDonald's.

I mean, just everything-- wonderful things

about my daughter, everything.

It was great.

Kent, I've got a question for you.

You said in the past that it's not important when you leave,

it's how you leave.

And you said you wanted to leave with your head held high.

What does that mean, and what do you want to say

to your housemates tonight?

Well I'm ready, first of all, to go home.

I think I've let everyone know that.

And what you referred to--

and I've talked to some of them about it--

I feel like there is a way that you can play this game

and still have decency be involved.

But I have found out that in this house,

decency is considered a weakness.

So I would like to go back out in the real world

where decency is something you strive for.

JULIE: OK, thank you, Kent.

Will, what are your thoughts tonight, as the other nominee?

And what do you want to say to your housemates?

You know, Julie, this is my second time being nominated.

At first, I was afraid, I was petrified.

I kept thinking I could never live without you by side.

JULIE: Gloria Gaynor.

That's another show.

[SINGING] And then I spent so many nights.

JULIE: That's another show, Will.

But also, I'm just--

[SINGING] And I grew strong, and I learned how to get along.

Back to you, Julie.

JULIE: You're avoiding the question.

What was the question? I can't remember.

JULIE: Just, what do you want to say to your housemates?

Oh nothing, you know, I'm really

happy to be here at this point.

I feel very fortunate.

I would like to say hi to Shannon and Mike Boogie,

and I'm having a good time.

I enjoy Ophelia's presence, everything is

copacetic as it is right now.

JULIE: OK.

Well, thank you, houseguests.

I'll be talking to all of you in just a little bit.

OK.

Of the four votes cast this week, it takes three to evict.

So far, Kent has one vote--

Will, none.

One of the questions tonight--

will Nicole stick to her plan to get rid of Chilltown,

or will she decide to cast out the housemate

she calls "Daddy."

Let's go back to the diary room as Nicole tells

us who she thinks should go.

Will and I are the same person, except I have

compassion, ethics, and morals.

I hated everything about Will in the first days I was here.

He was nothing short of the Antichrist to me.

But will has definitely redeemed himself.

What I like about Kent is everything.

I think he's a wonderful man, I know he's a great father,

but TOP isn't what he thought TOP was,

and that changes the entire dynamic of the game.

I vote to evict Kent.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's Hardy's second stint as Head of Household.

Like the last time, Hardy has endured

screaming, and scheming.

And he's even done a little bit of both himself.

Hardy is sitting alone in his private room on his last night

in the power position.

Let's talk with him.

Hi Hardy.

Hello.

Can you hear me OK?

Yeah, hi, how are you doing?

Great.

I know you know the drill, but I just want to remind you that

the other houseguests cannot hear our conversation

so you can speak candidly, OK?

Thank you, Julie.

What's been the most difficult part of being

Head of Household this week?

[sighing]

Well, as you know, nominations were very difficult for me,

because Kent and I had what I would classify as a friendship

earlier on.

And unfortunately, some things had came to pass when

he was the Head of Household.

And basically our patterns of thought had differed.

We kind of took different paths, and, you know, that's OK.

But it was still very difficult for me to nominate him,

because, you know, of the relationship that we had had,

the friendship, the times that we had shared.

I think he's a great man, I do respect him,

and think he is very gracious in the words

that he spoke this evening.

And I'm not that--

I don't really differ in his opinion, honestly.

Unfortunately, I think he might have been referring to me,

but, you know, that's his mindset now.

Well, you promised to take Chilltown down.

Will is the last remaining member of Chilltown,

yet you've been pushing for Kent's eviction this week.

Why?

I wouldn't necessarily say that I was

pushing for Kent's eviction.

I think Kent kind of put himself in that position because

of his actions, and words, and how

he carried himself the past week and a half to two weeks.

Especially during his duration as the Head of the Household.

He had done and said some things that really put some people

off, and there's really no one responsible for where

Kent is right now than Kent.

OK.

At this moment, do you trust anyone in the house?

If so, whom, and why?

Well, the people that I do trust--

or the individuals that I do trust-- certainly

know who they are, and--

JULIE: Names.

I want names.

Well, obviously, I have a very strong

relationship with Nicole.

She's really like a sister to me,

she's helped me in many different situations,

especially very difficult moments for me emotionally.

Because it is so stressful in here, and you really

can't put a finger on it unless you're

experiencing it firsthand.

Mm-hm.

You can sympathize, but unless you're here,

you really can't empathize.

JULIE: OK, well, thank you Hardy.

Thank you, Julie.

And you can rejoin your housemates.

Thank you very much.

Have a good night.

Oh, and hi, Kevin, by the way, thank you.

As the weeks go by, the quest to win Head of Household

becomes increasingly critical.

As you'll see later tonight, this week's Head

of Household competition will require

a delicate combination of strategy,

skill, patience, and planning.

Unlike in previous Head of Household competitions,

this week the houseguests were given an opportunity

to prepare for the game.

Let's see how desperately some of the houseguests

want this key position.

If I don't win Head of the Household next week,

then I'm out.

We need to eliminate Monica and Bunky.

Now if I do win it next week, then

they're all a little scared.

You're playing a lot of games.

I'm not worried about it.

I can win it any time I want to.

I've thrown Head of Household competitions

which I could have won.

Houseguests, one of the skills a person must possess in order

to win "Big Brother" is the ability

to push one's self to the limit without going over the edge.

That's just what you'll have to do the Head of the Household

competition on Thursday.

We will go one by one, and slide our key

from one end of the board to the other,

without going over the edge.

Whoever comes the closest to the line will win.

So practice while you can, and good luck.

[music playing]

That's incorrect.

I am going to try my hardest to get HOH, because it

means a lot of things.

I get to save my a*s for another week.

Monica's got her [muted] on.

Nope, not good.

Not good.

That's it right there.

Nice.

A lot is riding on that key, and how I throw that Bunky key.

I get one chance to throw it.

The weight's on the hand.

Try not to hit the sides.

And chances are, if I screw up, and if I choke

when I throw that Bunky key, it could

cost me the Big Brother game.

[clanging]

Too soft.

This is hard.

Duh!

Oh my God.

It is like, perfect.

And, let's see, about like that.

All of us are very competitive.

I think it's going to be close.

It takes three votes to evict--

Kent has two.

One more, and he's out.

Will Monica stand by her original allegiance to Kent?

Will Bunky support his best friend in the house?

The eviction is next.

[music playing]

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

So far, two houseguests have cast their eviction

votes, both for Kent.

The wild cards, Bunky and Monica, at one time

both vowed to take down Chilltown.

Will they keep their word and oust Will tonight?

We've kept the nominees in suspense long enough.

Oh, golly.

JULIE: Houseguests, the wait is finally over.

Let's reveal the results.

[music playing]

By a vote of four to zero, Kent, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

You take care, all right?

All right, appreciate it.

Guys, good luck.

Can I give you a hug?

Hang in there.

Nah, I don't want a hug.

You guys take care.

Good luck, Kent.

See you, Kent.

Tell Kathy, and Matty, and Alex we said hi.

All righty.

Go get 'em, Kent.

Hey hey.

God, thank God.

[music playing]

Heh heh.

Free at last, free at last, thank God, I'm free at last.

Ha ha.

Hey Kent, how are you?

Welcome, and congratulations making it this far.

I'm doing fine. Thank you.

Please, sit down.

You wasted no time.

Oh my goodness.

All right, hoss.

I gotta get out here.

Please don't--

You know what?

No matter--

No matter how it was, you know what, I hope y'all are fine.

I'm OK, man.

No matter how much you disagree with someone,

you know, just--

Yeah, well.

Ophelia, baby.

I'm just trying to be a--

- Have to keep around all the-- - Want to be a team player.

Good stuff, you know what I mean?

Yeah, I understand.

He was an ornery son of a g*n in the past week and a half,

though.

Yeah.

Yep.

Where's the shirt?

But, you know what, he did your grace and style.

That's cool.

Last night--

Go outside and put them on, right?

And I recorded a message, a goodbye message for him

in case he was the one that was going out.

So hopefully he'll at least get an opportunity to see that.

We just-- our mindsets diverged at a certain point,

and that point was by the pool.

And I didn't follow his train of thought, and I don't--

Captain Kangaroo called.

I know.

From there it just--

And I know that's what everybody wanted, so that's--

You know what, the difference is, if he would have--

if he would have conducted himself a lot differently,

and not have been no--

Negative?

Negative, and willing to attack-- you know what I mean--

people.

I mean, he literally could have stayed in if he--

I mean, there was a shot there.

I mean, if he wasn't so--

[sighing]

You know what I mean?

I'm not just saying that, I mean, he could have.

I mean, he at least could have had a better shot than berating

people, and like-- - Right.

And I don't think he was enjoying the game anymore.

So it's almost like I was trying to help him do a favor,

you know?

Did you discuss it with him at all?

A little bit, but he didn't know.

Huh?

He didn't know.

No?

So I hope he underst--

Kent, welcome, first of all.

You thought you were going to be the first person evicted out

of the house, because you won the car.

Right.

Are you surprised you made it this far?

Oh I'm real surprised I made it this far.

Being the oldest guy, and I have absolutely nothing in common

with most these folks.

So yeah, it was difficult.

So why do you think you lasted as long as you did, then?

Golly, I think maybe because I was

maybe a little bit of a father figure to some of them.

And I tried to be honest with all of them,

and just kind of play the game the way I live my life.

And I think they respected that somewhat.

But then when you get to a certain point, it's like,

forget that, you're--

[laughing]

Gets nasty in there.

It's a competition, it's a game.

Certainly, certainly it is.

I want to talk to you about Hardy.

You started out as friends.

Mm-hmm.

Obviously, you left on bad terms.

Mm-hmm.

Now that you're out here, and he's still in the house,

do you respect the way he's playing the game?

Let me say this.

Yesterday, Hardy got a banner that

said he was a two-faced, lying snake in the grass.

I can't argue with that banner.

JULIE: Why?

Well, because he went and lied to me.

About?

And then he lied to the other houseguests.

About-- I'm really not even certain, at this point in time.

But I do know that he decided that being friends with me

was not where he needed to be, in terms of winning the game.

And I told him that.

And I said, you know, you've got to live life

after you leave this house.

I said, and it's a real shame that you went from being

America's Choice to being a lying snake in the grass in two

we--

less than two weeks.

And I think he understood that.

And I think he knows that--

he's competitive, he's very competitive.

He'll probably win the game, and that's fine for him.

How would you feel about that, if he did?

You know, you gotta live after this game,

and you gotta look people in the eye.

And I gotta look my kids in the eye,

and I couldn't do it if I did that.

All right, I want to talk to you about Bunky.

Sure.

Tell me about your relationship with him.

Let's say platonic, to start with.

[laughing]

Yeah let's start with that.

JULIE: OK, clearly.

He's a super guy.

He's a sensitive fella, he's--

he's real people.

And you know, you stuck me in this house with like,

nine of the people already had agents.

I mean that's-- you know, they weren't exactly real people,

they're wannabe's and those people would k*ll their brother

for fame and glory.

Let me ask you this--

And Bunky's not that way.

Has your friendship with Bunky affected

your views on h*m*?

No, not at all.

I think it's a perverse, deviant,

sick, abnormal sexual behavior.

He's your friend, would you invite him over to your house?

Sure, absolutely.

And I respect his right to live his own sexual life.

But I don't have to like it, and I don't have to have

it around me and my family.

Yet, he obviously-- four to zero vote--

he voted to evict you.

Yes.

What do you think of that?

He's got to live in that house, and we talked about it.

And he's got to live in that house.

And there's certain power things going on, and like,

I said, you know, this house--

you've got guys shaving their bodies from head to toe,

you've got guys plucking their eyebrows,

and wearing makeup and all this.

And you've got gals that are cussing like sailors,

and tattoos all over their body, and piercing their

private parts, and all that.

You got freaks in that house, OK?

I'm telling you.

And I couldn't get along with them,

and Bunky doesn't get along with them very well.

Well let's see what those--

as you call them, freaks-- - Oh well, I--

Had to say about you when they went in the diary room

and voted.

Oh, I hate to even watch.

Kent, you've been--

you've been a great friend to me.

And I want to thank you for befriending me,

I want to thank you for the respect that you've given me.

I really do love you.

You've been just like a father to me in here.

Kent, I think you're a real cool person.

I really thought we were going to have Chilltown out,

but you doubted me, and you should have never doubted me.

You turned on me, and a few other people in the house.

I have no respect for you.

It really hurt me that we couldn't be friends,

but I mean, I hope you understand, and see ya.

I'm so sorry that it's worked out this way,

but it's the only way that I know how to possibly

take this bull by the reins.

There's only one way.

But I'll make you proud.

I look forward to seeing you in the real world.

Take care, and say hey to Matty, Alex, and Kathy.

Bye Kent.

[music playing]

Well, what's your reaction to what you just heard and saw?

You look emotional.

Ah, for some of them, yeah.

Like I said, you've got people in there

that I'm just not used to being around.

I'm not used to being around people that drink

NyQuil to get a buzz, you know?

I mean, there are some real weirdos in there.

And I tried my best to get along with them,

but boy, I tell you what.

If that's hip and cool, I don't want to be hip and cool.

What did you learn through this experience?

Did you learn anything about yourself?

Not to try out for any more reality shows.

Hey, you won a car now, Kent.

I know, my wife told me not to come home unless I won a car.

So I had to do that.

I learned a lot.

I learned that people will compromise

their integrity, their honesty.

JULIE: Did you?

They'll compromise a lot for money?

JULIE: Did you?

No, that's why I'm sitting here.

But you lasted a few weeks.

Yeah but it's not worth a half a million dollars

to have my daughters look at me, and not respect me.

What was the most fun thing in the house?

Best experience inside?

Gosh, I would say it was probably winning Head

of Household, that was fun.

Then it-- you know--

I'm surprised to hear you say that.

Then I quickly found out why you

guys put a lock on that door.

[laughing]

But yeah, Head of Household was fun.

Winning the car was great.

And you know something else, the banners--

I know I'm not supposed to talk about banners--

I had like six banners in one day saying,

we support you Kent.

It might have been because of the nonsmoking.

We support you, we love you Kent, called me American hero.

I mean, that was weird. JULIE: Kept you going, I'm sure.

Oh, and it was wonderful.

I want to thank everybody for that.

You said earlier you wouldn't be surprised if Hardy won.

But who would you like to see win?

Bunky. Bunky.

I would love to see Bunky win.

JULIE: You think he has a shot.

If he stays under the radar.

If he sticks his head up, he'll get blown away.

But if he kind of stays under the radar,

and lets all these other freaks k*ll each other, he'll be fine.

Well, Kent, you will have the final word in September, when

you come back, along with Sheryl, Autumn, Shannon, Mike,

the other evicted houseguests, and together you'll decide who

will be the last one standing.

But for now, we have three people who are

very anxious to see you again.

Oh my goodness.

Your wife Kathy, your daughter's

Alex and Matty, here from Powell, Tennessee,

right over here.

Oh, oh, ha ha.

Hey baby.

[music playing]

Hey.

Daddy dance.

[laughing]

Oh, thank you guys.

Thanks for coming.

Power in the house is about to take a critical turn.

It starts tonight, with the Head of Household competition.

See it play out live, next.

[music playing]

Welcome back to "Big Brother."

It's time to crown a new Head of Household.

Five houseguests will now compete

for perks, and the power to nominate two of their own

for eviction.

Houseguests, the power is up for grabs.

Tonight's competition is called "Pushing It to the Limit."

Hardy, as outgoing Head of Household,

you are not eligible to compete this week.

Before you are two lanes.

The lanes have been divided into zones

representing the different rooms in the house.

The zone farthest away represents

the Head of Household room.

Now, you each have a key.

One at a time, when I say the word,

"slide," you'll slide your key down the lane,

toward the red Head of Household zone--

without crossing the line at the very end of the table.

You've all had time to practice, but this

is the only slide that counts.

Is everyone ready?

Yes.

OK, the order's been selected by a drawing earlier tonight,

and Will, you're up first.

Please go to lane one.

Go Will, go ahead man, do your thing.

Good luck.

Don't go over that.

JULIE: Are you ready, Will?

I'm ready, Julie.

JULIE: OK.

Don't let me rush you, but you can slide

anytime you feel comfortable.

[music playing]

[laughing]

I don't feel comfortable yet.

It's only a one hour show.

Not too hard.

JULIE: OK you made it to the green bathroom.

Please join the others.

Monica, you're up next.

If you could go to lane two.

How you feel-- you're looking confident, Monica.

[laughing]

Definitely.

It's on like hot butter pop to pop to popcorn.

JULIE: Do you feel ready to do this?

Yes, ma'am.

JULIE: OK.

You can go ahead and slide whenever you feel ready.

Oh, Miss Sooky Sooky.

[laughing]

Fudge!

Fudge.

JULIE: Off the board.

Fudge. Fudge.

- It's OK. - Fudge.

You overshot, Monica.

Fudge.

JULIE: Will, still in the game.

Krista, you're up next.

[laughing]

Too hype.

Too hype.

Feeling lucky tonight?

Um, I don't know.

JULIE: OK, obviously, you're going

to slide your key in lane two.

Yes, I'm gonna--

Oh, she's taking her shoes off.

You're getting serious.

OK.

This is my lane, now.

JULIE: Do you feel ready to do this?

Julie, I think at this point, I'm ready for anything.

If I can't put down that food, I got this.

JULIE: OK.

Go ahead and slide whenever you're ready.

All right, Boogie.

JULIE: Oh Krista takes over the lead.

[clapping]

Very good, made it into the dining room.

Hardy.

Thank you, Julie.

Your role is to-- yes, remove Will's key from lane one,

thank you very much.

Nicole, you are up next.

Nicole.

JULIE: You don't look too happy, Nicole.

I'm not very happy, Julie.

JULIE: Do you feel ready to do this?

I feel more ready to swim the Panama Canal than to do this.

[laughing]

JULIE: I'll tell you what, whenever you're ready,

you go ahead and slide that key.

OK.

My God, it's not very wide.

Bees.

Come on, girl, you got it, baby.

- Damn. - Ooh.

Nice.

JULIE: Very nice.

Very nice, made it into the blue bedroom.

Hardy, if you could step in, and remove Krista's key from

the dining room, from lane two.

Last competitor, Bunky, you're up.

All right.

Let's go, Bunky.

You think you can beat Nicole?

OK.

Beat her, mean, in this game?

JULIE: Yes, in this game.

Oh, that I'm not quite sure.

JULIE: Out-slide her.

I'll try to out-slide her, but we'll see.

JULIE: You look like a pitcher, the way you're

fixing your t-shirt there.

You feel ready for this?

I'm ready, Julie.

JULIE: All right, whenever you're ready,

go ahead and slide your key.

[music playing]

OK.

Quiet on the set, please.

Number three.

JULIE: Oh-oh.

Too short, made it into the dining room.

Nicole, your dream has come true.

Congratulations.

I won!

JULIE: You are finally the Head of Household.

Enjoy your new room. .

You can get your key from Hardy.

Give it up, baby.

Thank you!

JULIE: Thank you, everyone.

Thank you!

Finally.

You talk about it, and you get it.

That's right.

I thought it was going over the edge.

I'm like, oh my God, too hard. And I'm like, no.

- No, not hard enough. - Totally underestimated.

Oh my God.

I totally underestimated.

Dag-gone it!

Monica, did you think to push harder,

because mine was too slow?

- No. - OK.

Are we going inside, or what?

See, and I jumped up and down, because I had a lot of energy

in me, and I thought I got to release this energy,

'cause I don't want to release it doing this.

It's going off the edge of the table.

I know, that's what I thought, I'm like, ah!

I'm so out of it, I don't know what's happening.

All right, hurry!

All right.

Finally.

We'll be right back.

[music playing]

Saturday, Nicole must nominate two houseguests for eviction.

Then on Tuesday, the anticipated eviction

looms as the two nominees battle to remain in the game.

And next Thursday, I'll be back as the houseguests

vote to evict one of Nicole's two nominees.

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

I'm Julie Chen, good night.

You crazy girl.

But you lost.

But you're crazy, girl.

I lost.

I did not win Head of Household.

And?

And I wanted to this time.

OK.

I do want to still--

I don't want to go out of here not the

winning the Head of Household.

First and foremost, I just wanted

to thank my very good friend, Kevin Popovich for sending

that lovely message.

Man, I appreciate it, and I will try to be the boy.

And hello to your beautiful wife Diana,

if you're Watching And to all my fans

in Pittsburgh, including Roxy--

We cutting it right now?

I don't know.

We're coming back.

We'll cut the sleeves off.

I want you to do mine too, I want mine spunky.

All right.

I'm thirsty for protein.

You know what you guys should do with yours?

Is make it the strings with the little knot on the end.

Oh yeah.

That's such a pain.

What, you got something else to do tomorrow.

[laughing]

I gotta move.

Ohh!

Oh we just got the queen b*tch, I think is what we got.

[yelling]

I guarantee you, that will not fly very far.

You.

[laughing]

At least you can stay up long as you what to,

you won't disturb nobody.

I don't disturb anyone.

Hey, what did you ask for on your list?

Yeah, what did you ask for?

My chef's knife.

Great.

Sex.

And my husband's body.

[music playing]

OK, you get a picture.

[laughing]

You can tape it to my forehead.

[laughing]

Them's is jokes, Jeff, these is jokes, buddy.

Should I make Ophelia--

[theme music playing]