04x03 - Episode 3

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

Previously, on "Big Brother ,"

eight new house guests moved in and were confronted

with a shocking new twist.

JULIE: You will be soon joined by your ex-boyfriends

or ex-girlfriends.

The original eight quickly formed an alliance.

The elite eight is all together right now.

The five people who came in later need to go fast.

They need to go painless.

Actually, I was trying to have a mature conversation with you.

The five exes received a mixed welcome.

- I told you. - She threatened me--

I told you he was paranoid.

She threatened me with a pot. That's why I'm talking to you.

I told you--

There's definitely a lot of scheming going around.

And though the house-guests took

time to bond in the jacuzzi--

[laughter]

--Erica was already strategizing.

I am always thinking about the game.

Then, after a grueling endurance challenge--

This is like the worst pain ever.

--Nathan found himself holding the power.

JULIE: You're the first head of household.

Who will Nathan nominate for eviction?

And will the "ex-factor" tear the house apart?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[music playing]

Oh!

- Oh, my god! - You got it.

Oh--

David said that he felt he had shifted position.

All of a sudden, he triggered the button.

When it happened, June and I looked at each other.

We kind of just assumed that they had thrown it.

Because it just didn't seem right, like army guy, ranger.

I didn't like being the first on losers' island.

JULIE: Now it's like between Robert and Justin

and Alison and Nathan.

I got you.

I got both of you.

We cut a deal stating that we would not

put Justin or Rob up this week.

- Did you agree on that? - I agree.

- Me and you? - Yes.

[inaudible]

I was more than happy to give it to him, under the conditions

that, you know, me or Robert weren't nominated.

[splattering]

JULIE: And Scott, it's now up to you

to decide which of these two will

be the first head of household.

I'm gonna get to choose who the head of household was.

I felt great.

I felt like I had a lot of power.

Nathan.

JULIE: Congratulations, Nathan, you're

the first head of household.

I'm sure Nathan will honor the agreement.

We have a lot in common.

And like we, basically-- you know, we see eye to eye.

I'll give you a whole bunch of backgrounds.

Becoming the first head of household feels good.

I wasn't for sure if I really wanted to win it

right now because I felt like I really didn't

have any enemies in the house.

And I kind of didn't want to make any enemies at first.

I'm very happy about Nathan being

the first head of household.

He's in our alliance of eight to start voting

the exes out of the house.

People that were already in the house before me, I think,

have built an alliance.

And that's my only concern with Nate being head of household.

Thanks, bro.

See, now you get your own bed.

Right now, Nathan is so questionable.

I really don't know where he stands

with us-- with me, especially.

People are probably going to start

now to try to make sure they're not on that chopping block.

And they're going to do stuff.

You'll probably see a lot of sucking up.

[music]

I'm not going to make any kind of suggestions to Nathan.

He has enough pressure.

And he'll have enough people coming at him left and right,

trying to tell him what to do.

Damn, you looked so hot.

Like, we were saying you like a Greek god.

- You were arched like this-- - Like Atlas.

--and just the way your whole body was, and like your--

Let me see your back

--muscles were coming out of your back.

And we were like--

You'd be like golden.

Does it hurt?

There's aloe in there, dude.

It's OK.

So do I have to treat you differently now?

I'm kind of scared of you.

I like it.

Ever since I've became head of household,

I've seen that people are kind of like, you know,

sucking up a bit.

I'll wash your underwear for you.

You're gonna wash my underwear?

She'll have it all in her room.

Being the first head of household, you know,

might cause me to make some enemies at first.

You know, I don't know if there's any jealousy or not.

But I'm not trying to stir anything up.

[music playing]

[basketball sounds]

[inaudible]

[music playing]

And the guys are getting cuter by the minute.

And all the guys--

I mean, even Jee.

Dave is just turning into the cutest thing ever.

They're all so cute.

But Nate-- he's so handsome.

Nathan is the house babe, OK?

There's no secret to that.

All the girls definitely find him a cutie pie.

And, whatever.

Like, who wouldn't?

Some of the boys probably do, too.

They just won't admit it.

[thud]

[thud]

There's definitely a lot of male posturing going on,

especially between David and Nathan,

I think because they both feel that they're

kind of the young bucks of the house.

God, you're making me hot.

[laughter]

Strong, strong man.

[laughter]

I'm definitely playing the, you know, I'm so hot for you card.

But Nathan has probably gone through his whole life

with women throwing themselves at him.

So he's probably totally, totally, you know,

on to any kind of feminine wiles we're throwing his way.

We're just all really having a good time

and just appreciate that there's some nice meat to stare at.

[music playing]

- Coming in? - Guys!

- Everybody! - He's going into--

[interposing voices]

He's going in to the head of household room.

[inaudible]

Oh, is he?

Oh, my god!

All right.

- Ah! - Wow.

Nice.

Ooh!

Look at your robe.

Look at your robe.

Oh, look at your robe.

This is nice.

[interposing voices]

- They look like t*ts-- - What is it?

--on the wall.

Ahh--

That's "Joshua Tree."

--that's a great album.

That's a great album.

U, "Joshua Tree," definitely was my favorite CD growing up.

--great album.

[interposing voices]

That is awesome.

Man, I love the robe.

It makes me feel like a better person.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Make room, ladies.

[laughter]

Oh, my god.

So cool.

I have a queen-sized bed at home.

So I'm used to having a bigger bed.

So I'm gonna enjoy that.

[interposing voices] - This is so great.

This is nice.

[inaudible]

I feel like I'm kind of the mommy of the house.

Well, first of all, I'm the oldest woman in the house.

I just feel like I'm kind of at a different stage in my life

than most of these people.

It just seems--

I don't know.

It seems just like it's very college-

frat-house around here.

You know what I mean?

Just their personalities or something?

Like he seems really outgoing.

And she seems really like--

And she probably didn't have those, like, hooters

when they were going out.

Erica's becoming the topic of conversation.

And she came in very cool, calm, collected.

And I think she's totally trying to, you know, get by.

I didn't get to see, but I overhead three of them

and they were in the bathroom.

I didn't them to notice.

So I just walked out to the yard.

[inaudible]

OK.

She's definitely shysty, like I said.

She's definitely trying to shake it up a bit herself

and have these little talks.

If she's out there playing some game,

separate from the original plan, then she

totally deserves to be, you know,

scrutinized and talked about.

So I'm scared of what she'll do.

Oh, I got stories, man.

But I'm gonna wait till she gets out of here.

I've got great stories.

- Yeah-- - Still does--

I get the feeling from you--

--what she still does.

--like she can be a--

My opinion is, Erika should go up first--

definitely, her first.

That's the point I'm trying to get across.

Since I am her ex, I will make that clear to Nathan,

because no one else can.

[music playing]

Michelle, Michelle.

Oh, Michelle.

She's cute as a button.

He told me to stick my head through the plasma--

[inaudible]

--screen.

And try not-- - Don't want to do that now.

--to bleed.

How the hell am I supposed to do that?

I think the girls are jealous of a -year-old.

You know what, I have underwear

that are older Michelle.

Michelle, is this yours?

She's a little mishkina.

She's like years old.

Aren't they cute, though?

Look-- they have like a little heart.

She's obviously fun to look at.

If I do not see you in my bed tonight,

you're going on the block.

[laughter]

Yeah, being sexy could be part of my plan to maybe

win some of the guys' votes.

So-- I don't know.

My parents always yell at me to wear suntan lotion,

like, on my body.

And I never do.

Well, Michelle is kind of the mascot.

I always put it on my face.

Because I hate getting real red on my face.

Yep.

Jun?

Que paso?

What time is it?

Michelle, it's past your bedtime.

Man, what I love about Michelle's style

is that, she goes out in bikinis.

I mean, everything is matching.

Her hair is perfect.

It's great.

Actually, it's a good thing to have.

But your panties probably have to match

your earrings, don't they?

I'm a color-coordinated person.

Totally. Me too.

I like to match everything to everything.

Exactly.

See, I used to be able to do like splits every way possible.

And I don't even think I could touch my toes right now.

Well, you know what, you're still a virgin and you'll--

[inaudible]

[laughter]

I think a lot of people are jealous of Michelle.

[music playing]

- Come on-- - Whatcha doing?

Come on in, girl.

Come on into my crib.

Honestly, the only people that I trust are you, Dana, and Jun.

Those are the only ones that like haven't

done really shady things--

Yeah.

--behind my back already--

that I know of, you know what I mean?

I did this for you.

I want you to know that.

I wouldn't have stayed in there as long as I did.

Because I knew I was safe.

Thank you.

I know.

You knew I was going on, didn't you?

I would definitely vote whatever way Nate wanted me to vote.

Nate and I might try to ride this game to the top.

I'm just worried about Erika.

Erika I do not trust one--

She--

--bit.

All right.

Now I know this is wrong.

I'm not telling you to put up or whatever.

But I like Robert a hell of a lot more than Erika.

You know, that's the thing--

I trust Robert a lot more than Erika.

Like is there maybe a way we can switch them?

I mean, we said we wouldn't put get him up.

I got you.

I got both of you.

OK.

The only thing that can happen is--

which would benefit-- see, I'm about that too.

I like Robert a lot.

So does Dana.

But Erika I can't st-- you know, Erika wants him out.

I want Erika out.

Justin wants Erika out.

I don't like Erika.

Robert wants Erika out.

She's evil.

Dana wants Erika out.

That girl's got deals all over town.

Jun wants Erika out.

Michelle and Amanda also want Erika out.

And I think it'd be in the house best interest to get her out.

Because she is conniving.

I'm really thinking about nominating Erika.

Everybody in the house is threatened by Erika, everybody.

And, you know, I think everybody knows that she's got to go.

All right, today, guys, we're going to start

with a food competition.

First, we need to create boy-girl teams.

Just to note, exes playing together

might have the advantage.

When you team up, please sit next to your partner.

Want to team up?

Exes have the advantage.

Exes have the advantage.

I totally did not want to do anything with Jee.

So I kind of latched on to Jack's arm.

And having Jee close to me is never

really a big advantage anyway.

So if I've lived this long without him

and gotten this far, I don't need him

for a freaking food challenge.

Now that you've teamed up, you must

decide who will be the lifter and who will be the stander.

[inaudible]

Do you want lift?

All right, you lift.

Think it's a trick?

It could be a trick.

Jee and I were like, all the guys

are going to be the lifters.

And all the girls are going to be the standers.

And it just seems like you can't just go based on that.

We tried to take the opposite route of everybody else

and I would be the lifter.

All right, everybody-- food competition time.

Let's head out. - Yeah!

[music playing]

--the only one that works.

Oh, scheisse!

When we first got outside, I didn't

know what was going on exactly.

[inaudible]

I thought maybe we were going to have like a peeling contest.

All right.

Standers, go to your box with your partner.

Put on the shirts you find there.

Standers, get on the boxes, please.

[music playing]

Today's food competition is called "Spuds."

House guests, have you ever wondered how much

you weigh in lumpy potatoes?

Well, wonder no longer.

As you can see, each team represents

a certain food group.

Your team will be playing to win the food

group for the entire house.

In order to win that particular food group,

the lifter must put the amount of potatoes

they think their partner weighs into the barrel in front

of them.

If the weight of the potatoes is within pounds, all of you

will win the food group for the house.

Any difference over pounds, and you

will lose that food group for the week.

You have six minutes to complete the task.

All right.

Let's see who are the studs and who

are the duds in this spectacle of stupendous spuds.

[clapping] That's right.

That's right.

[clapping] All right.

Here we go.

Here we go. We ready?

[clapping] [interposing voices]

On your mark--

- Foods! - --set--

Foods!

--go!

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Let's go, guys! Woo!

[interposing voices]

Come on, come on, come on, come on!

Go on the other side.

I can't live off peanut butter and jelly.

In the food competition, the game

was, whoever matched the weight of the potatoes

and the weight of your partner, within pounds,

then you'd win that category of food.

[interposing voices]

Do you want to lift that?

That's not close.

OK.

We need some food!

- Yeah! - Come on, Jack!

Yeah, yeah!

[laughter]

Jack, you the man!

When Jack took that spill, I was kind of worried.

I was like, darn, you know, I know he's in shape.

But like he's the oldest dude.

And like he's falling all over the place.

Maybe I should have picked someone younger.

Jack, you think I'm this fat.

You're microphone's--

[inaudible]

It's heavy.

This is pretty heavy.

I can't pick it up like I could pick--

It is totally different.

Little did we know, I was going to be

lifting pounds of potatoes.

The hard part about it was, you pick up a soft girl

and she feels like she weighs like pounds, you know.

And you pick up this metal bin of potatoes

and it just feels so heavy.

seconds.

Let's go.

Look what he's doing.

She's muscle.

Look, I can't be that much heavier than her.

Don't go crazy, Scott.

[interposing voices]

Come on, guys.

Maybe a couple more potatoes.

Five, four, three, two, one.

[buzzer] All right.

That's it, guys.

[clapping]

Good job, good job.

All right.

We have .

OK, Alison, here we go.

No more than , girl.

Oooh, yeah!

.

.

.

[applause and cheering]

Amanda, you weigh .

pounds for the potatoes.

Take off the [inaudible],, baby.

.

Come on.

Come on, baby, come on.

.

OK.

.

What are you guys?

pounds.

I think, you know, all that extra weight's

probably from my brain.

Because I'm a pretty smart chick.

Come on, think fat.

I don't want the flip-flops.

No flip-flops.

Ready?

.

pounds.

Oh, my god, we're gonna have no meat.

[interposing voices]

.

pounds.

Fruits and vegetables-- potato weight, pounds.

Actual weight, .

The difference is .

So we did not get it.

The food competition was so hard, because you

had to get within pounds.

Meats, poultry, seafood--

the difference is pounds.

Unfortunately, we did not get it.

Ugh!

I need protein.

That's all right.

You have a shake.

We know that we can't eat any meat.

You know, it's gonna, I think, stress us out a lot.

The dairy products-- unfortunately,

we did not make that either.

We're like, man, what are we going to do now?

Breads, pastas, and cereals--

the difference was pounds.

We got that one.

[cheering and applause]

Good job, good job.

Good job, baby, good job.

Carbohydrates, all the way.

OK, snacks and desserts.

Good job. We got it, guys.

Good job.

[applause]

OK.

Justin and Alison with the most--

We got booze!

We got the booze!

[cheering]

We got booze!

Good job.

We might starve to death, but we'll have something to drink.

Thank god, you know, I went back

and put couple extra baked potatoes in there.

Because that one pound was definitely the difference.

Good job, guys, good job.

Everybody knows who lost the food competitions, you know,

who lost what food groups and everything.

It pissed me off.

It pissed me off that, here I am, a buck- soaking wet.

And I get this right.

And three guys can't get this right?

Are you kidding me?

Just do the math.

I mean, come on.

[sigh]

We're getting drunk tonight.

That's all I have to say.

We going to have one day's worth of beer.

We didn't actually do too well.

You know, we did OK, I guess.

You know, we got the beer.

And I think everybody is going get drunk off one beer

because we're going to be so hungry.

We'll serve them with syrup in the morning.

So these potato things--

I hope you guys know we'll be having

them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the next three days.

[music playing]

All right, girl.

Speak now or forever hold my peace?

Justin and I were boxing yesterday.

It was really fun.

You know, we got to throw some punches

and let out some frustration that, you know, we still had.

So that was kind of nice.

Get it out.

But I think he's great.

Oh.

Hold on.

I can't see.

You all right?

Yeah, hold on.

That was like a graze.

That wasn't like a hit.

I didn't feel bad how hard I hit her, because I didn't

mean to hit her that hard.

I don't even want to hit her at all, damn it.

She was the one who wanted to fight me.

You're the best.

[music playing]

Oof.

You icing it?

Yeah.

It'll make you look nice and tough.

And we'll just-- we'll suffocate him tonight when he's sleeping.

Let me see.

He really punched you?

Whatever.

I'm locked in here for three months.

It feels the same.

That was like a Freudian slip right there.

Right now my boyfr--

my real boyfriend's probably dumping me.

Stop.

- Are you crying? - Oh.

Oh, baby.

Oh, my god.

Now I feel horrible.

I was just kidding, sweetie.

It's not--

Dude, we talked about this.

- He is not going to do that. - He's going to know it's--

If he does--

--nothing is your fault.

It's not your fault. You didn't have any idea

that this was happening.

[music playing]

I just feel so guilty.

I honestly do

You didn't have any idea that this was going on.

My boyfriend's probably getting

his heart broken seeing my ex coming into the house

that I'm living at. - You all right?

- I'm not crying over this. - No, I know.

But I wanted to see, is everything all right?

Yeah, I just feel bad because like now's

the time that he knows.

And like that's just--

Oh, oh, oh.

You know I don't like hurting people's feelings.

Oh, OK.

I got you.

I don't know.

It's not like I feel so bad, like I--

You feel bad because of the circumstances.

And it sucks.

I just don't want you to stress about it.

I'm not really stressed.

I'm just-- I'm cool.

I like appreciate you guys looking out for me.

Just know that we're-- you know, we all--

Yeah, I just don't want you to--

- --we all feel the same way. - I know.

I just can't hide it, like some of you guys.

Oh, my--

[thumping]

Oh!

Oh, look at her face!

Don't cry, Ali!

Be happy!

Be happy!

[laughter]

You looked like you were gonna have a heart attack!

David is the class clown, I would say.

He's just so funny and says the most random and awkward things.

And they said, oh, ex-fighters thing?

That was like, eerroo.

He makes fun of himself the most, I think.

I've cheated, I've lied, I've lied about cheating.

I wouldn't expect that kind of comedy from an Army Ranger.

I didn't care if the girl had an orgasm.

I just went.

I mean, anything he says, it's just--

it's funny.

Thank you, God, for putting David in this house.

Because he's gonna keep me laughing this whole summer.

What am I?

Like side dish?

What the hell's that about?

You're chopped liver.

I think Dave and I are a lot alike

in the sense of humor department.

Dude, I haven't hair in a long time.

Can I try that thing on, dude?

We laugh at Scott, as opposed to laughing with David.

[laughter]

I'm digging this.

David takes mundane things and turns

them into spectacular events.

[circus music]

Me being kind of goofy and crazy

is distracting everyone from me being threatening.

Dave, I just can't imagine anyone

saying anything bad about you.

I'm trying to be likable by everyone,

acting like I absolutely don't care about anything.

And I don't care about a lot of this.

But I do care to win.

Me acting goofy and silly and carefree

is, I think, definitely helping me out.

And I'd be curious to know if anyone's in on that.

I think who's the wild card--

David.

I don't know what the deal is with that guy, man.

He's just so off the wall.

His personality has changed from like when--

He can turn on somebody, just like that.

He's like bipolar.

He is, is he not?

- I think he is, too. - Because like he's--

I mean, he's floating like a dead man

on the bottom of the pool.

Give me a break.

Can he like not t*rture himself in my presence?

Oh, no, then you're going to get [inaudible]

That's OK.

Dave's like borderline.

Dave can either be a really strong player

or he's really weak right now--

just because he's so damn unpredictable.

You know, like he's either passed

out at the bottom of the pool or he's bouncing off a wall.

He's always trying to make somebody laugh, which is

also something to worry about.

You don't want to let somebody slip through the cracks.

It's like a breath of fresh air when he does his jokes.

But, at the same time, he'll turn around

and be completely serious.

A very strong player is somebody who's going

to be very sly and very slick--

like he scares Nate.

You know, like Nate's like, I'm scared,

like I don't know what his deal is.

I don't know what to think about David.

He's a wild card, but he's a funny wild card.

[bubble sounds]

I want to go dancing, man.

You got rhythm?

I got some rhythm you've never seen.

We were all kind of sitting around.

And I was definitely bored.

And I think people wanted something to do.

Truth or dares.

Amanda had a bright idea to play "Truth or dare."

Now it's Justin's turn.

[interposing voices]

Truth or dare, Michelle.

Be fun.

I'll do dare.

[laughter]

She's a freak!

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

Ooh, I missed that one.

Ooh.

Sure did.

That hurt.

--feel like it's everything, every single thing.

[laughter]

I love it.

[inaudible]

There we go.

All right.

There you go.

Oh, god, they're having so much more fun than we are.

[laughter]

Dude, they're playing "Truth or dare."

Are they?

Yeah.

Get over here, girl.

Come on. - Let's go.

Five seconds.

Bow-bow.

Oooh!

[cat-calls]

[laughter and clapping]

[whistling]

--six, seven, eight, nine--

Hopefully, people are thinking that, you know,

well, Jee's not a threat.

He's just a nice, conservative, Korean kid.

And he just, you know--

he's just kind of doing his little thing.

Heh, heh.

Scott came in, giving looks, looking around,

and, you know, kind of looking down on us.

You can't watch.

You have to play if you're gonna watch.

- You have to play. - Yeah.

- There's no watchers. - That's the rule.

You have to play.

That's the rules.

[interposing voices]

We feel cheated now.

I just didn't feel like playing.

I just like-- I thought it was kind of like college-y,

a little--

it was like a little immature.

And my ex-fiancee's in the room.

Oooohh!

[screaming and cheering]

I'm walking by and they're playing "Truth or Dare."

And I'm like, oh, I got to hear this.

And they're like, well, if you're going to hear,

you got to play.

I'm like, OK, bye.

[cheering in the background]

I don't kiss a*s.

One--

Oh, yeah.

--two, three--

See, they're totally taking all the liquor, all the beers.

Losers.

[inaudible] number.

Jun.

After, you know, we played our game,

I was like, OK, it's time for me to kind

of go outside and try to make nice with the people outside.

Yeah, we missed the immature fun.

Yeah, [inaudible]

Scott turned around to me with this look

on his face that literally said, I want to fight you.

That just put me in such a bad mood.

I was like, oh, my god, you guys missed, like, everything.

And he's like, yeah, we missed immature fun.

I was like-- oh--

Ugh.

- --don't be hating. - Well, but that's not the--

Jun came in and she was really--

she was almost like petrified.

It just ruined her, made her sick.

It pissed me off because I wanted to tell Scott,

who are you to judge anybody?

Right now, at this point, I'm ready to put

arsenic in Scott's food.

Think it'll be too late.

[music playing]

Scott and Amanda were talking about all the drama

that went on between them.

I didn't know how to show my emotions.

And the way I show my emotions is like kind

of keeping everything inside.

So many times I wanted to be like, man, let's work it out.

I love you so much and I want to be with you, and this and that.

I don't know what he's doing.

It started to get into like reminiscing

and that's when the stories began.

It was a little uncomfortable for me

only because I'd rather just be like friendly

and hang out and not really go back.

It had to be your way or no way.

That's the reason-- - No, no, no, no--

--we fought so much.

--I'm trying to explain it to you right now.

And I take a lot of the blame in the fact

that sometimes I wasn't always nice.

But I truly do care about her and love her

and want the best for here.

You don't know-- over the last year and a half,

you don't know how many times I wish I could have

gone back and changed things.

You want to get back with Amanda?

No.

I think everything happens for a reason.

I made a mistake.

And in my next relationship I'm not going to make that mistake.

I think that Scott is just saying

that to Amanda because he thinks that she's

maybe a threat to him.

Like if she was to become head of household,

I think she would put him up for eviction.

I'll be honest with you--

I think about you every single day when I wake up.

That's nice.

Every single day.

Honestly, my feelings towards Scott are--

I was very young.

We got engaged after eight months.

When we broke up, I was done.

When it was over, it was just like, here's the ring.

It's over.

You know, while I was out there,

I was kind of like pouring my heart out to Amanda.

I guess, truthfully, I really would like to be back with her

and work things out with her.

And I've kind of felt that way ever since we broke up.

I got-- because I am.

I sh**t from the hip.

And I am totally honest.

And there is a part of me that feels that way.

I mean, I want to spend the rest of my life with her.

And I might not get the opportunity to do that.

And that really affects me in a big way.

Because I think we had something special.

Hey, will you guys finish it up?

And we're gonna meet at the table in about--

- Ohh. - --five minutes.

- Uh-oh. - Which table?

- Oh. - This table?

Living?

Oh, what's up, girl?

You have a seat.

Bring that a*s over here.

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Here she is.

People were getting nervous when the nomination

box first came in.

It was really not fun sitting there and seeing

that nomination box of doom.

One of my duties as first head of household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

Right now, everyone has a key to this house.

In a few hours, you will not.

I will go over to the memory wall

and gather the keys of all the house guests.

I will place the keys of the house guest

that I'm not nominating into the box, like so.

OK.

After I've made my decision, we will gather around the dining

room table where I'll pull out the first key

and reveal the names of the house guest

who is not nominated.

This house guest is safe from eviction.

When all the keys have been pulled,

the two house guests without a key are nominated for eviction.

Next week, one of the two nominees

will be evicted from the house and lose their key forever.

It was scary.

It was like, wow, you know, the game's really begun.

Somebody is going to leave.

I'm telling you right now, you think you're

going to be blond forever.

It's not going to happen.

You're going to want to switch it up.

I could see you with dark hair with red highlights.

I think that'd be extremely sexy on you.

I could see you as a redhead--

very sexy.

Scott really is driving me crazy.

I'd like for him to die.

I don't--

[laughter]

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And then David's about to come up when he submerges.

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[knocking]

I know who it is.

Oh, hello bunny honey.

[music playing]

[knocking]

Come in.

What's up, guys?

How ya doing?

Why are you looking me up and down, like get the [muted] out?

No, I'm not. I'm going out.

You're coming in.

As the day goes by and nominations get closer,

Scott is starting to freak out, because he's scared.

OK. We're sticking to the plan.

We're going with the eight.

We're getting the five of them out.

I'm sticking-- I'm sticking to it right now.

I'm sticking to my g*ns, sticking to what

was said that first night.

I'm with you guys.

I'm with the eight.

That's--

That's good, though, that we're

all on the same page, man.

Is that everyone's [inaudible]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We're just going to make sure that we're strong, you know?

The elite eight is all together right

now, as far as I can tell.

There's a lot of insecurity about it.

People are insecure.

Scott seems to be going off the deep end.

Here's the thing--

the thing that's going to destroy this

is people's insecurities.

Never think for a moment that we're not eight, OK?

We're always eight.

Don't let your insecurities get to you.

Oh, yeah.

Dana, the other day, was all insecure.

Don't get stressed, don't get--

it's all good.

Don't let your insecurities get to you.

It's all mental.

It's all up here.

It's not physical.

This whole game is mental.

OK?

So we're good then.

All right.

Cool.

Scott is part of that eight, that original eight,

that elite eight.

But he's not safe this week.

All right.

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[door shutting]

I'm like, oh, OK, yeah.

Ppht.

[inaudible]

I know, right?

Where you going?

What?

Where do you think you're going?

I gotta finish my sandwich.

I know you said--

I know there's something going on between you two.

[laughter]

I'm like, hmm?

[music playing]

Today is nominations.

There's going to be a lot of stress added to this house

as soon as Nathan comes out with the nominations.

I'm very worried, just nervous.

Anxiety's rising in every single house-mate.

I'm concerned about being nominated.

I don't trust anybody here.

I don't get nervous.

If that's what happens, that's what's going to happen.

I mean, it's a game and I understand that.

There are no guarantees.

Until your name comes out that box, until your key is pulled,

you're never safe.

You're never safe.

[music playing]

One of my duties as first head of household

is to nominate two people for eviction.

I will go over to the memory wall

and gather the keys of all the house guests.

[music playing]

I will place the keys of the house guests

that I'm not nominating into the box.

[music playing]

When all the keys have been pulled,

the two house guests without keys

are nominated for eviction.

[music playing]

All right, guys.

Let's do it.

[side conversations]

[music playing]

All right, guys.

The most dreaded time in the game.

OK.

As you know, two people are going to be nominated, OK?

I want you to know ahead of time,

I care for each and every one of you.

I'm glad I had the opportunity to meet you.

I know being head of household first-- it's tough.

You know, I feel like I haven't had the chance to actually

know you as a person.

But I just want you guys to know that this is not personal.

It's a game.

You know, we're all here for the same reason.

With that said, I'll go ahead and pull out the first key.

Dana, you are safe.

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Alison, you are safe.

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Jack, you're safe.

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Robert, you are safe.

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Justin, you're safe.

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Jun, you are safe.

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David, you are safe.

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Erika, you are safe.

Scott, you are safe.

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Michelle, you are safe.

OK.

Obviously, guys, Amanda, Jee, I've chosen you guys.

Amanda, the reason I've chosen you

is because I haven't had a chance

to really get to know you.

I've tried in a little way.

But I just-- honest answer--

is I feel like I don't trust you.

I don't trust you just in a game sense,

but I love you as a person.

You are a great person.

But in a game sense, I feel like, you know, I don't--

I can't trust you.

Jee, the reason I've chosen you is I

just need somebody to compare up against Amanda.

And I felt like you're our best bet.

And nothing personal against, you know,

either one of you guys.

But this is the way that it's gotta happen.

I understand.

With that said, if you guys could please

put your keys in the wall.

[inaudible]

Honestly, I've not said one bad thing about Nate.

So unless he's-- I think he's defending somebody else.

And that's why I think it's more than Nate.

Trust is a huge word.

And he kind of just like threw it out there.

And I don't know where it came from.

I'm not sure how I'm going to try and work my way to stay in,

but we'll see.

I've got a week.

That had to be the most pathetic thing I've

ever seen in my entire life.

Part of me wants Amanda to go, but part of me

wants Amanda to stay.

I just didn't like the disrespect

that he showed Amanda.

And I'm pissed off.

And you know what?

Because of that, I'm going to do everything I can

in this house to send that hick boy home.

And you gotta keep to your word,

even if he's going to break people's hearts.

I'm definitely looking out for myself.

And I'm trying to keep within, you know, our alliance

that we originally formed.

I guess the alliance wants, you know, Amanda to be out.

As much as I don't like Jee being here,

I don't want him nominated yet.

I want him in the house right now.

Like, I feel like I need him in the house right now.

He's a total pawn to be played with.

Of course it's always the pawn that goes out first.

I definitely think people are keeping

their exes around because they might want to use them,

you know, later.

Will Jee or Amanda be the first evicted

from the Big Brother house?

Or will a new spin on the veto put everyone at risk?

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

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