04x06 - Episode 6

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[suspenseful music]

ANNOUNCER: Previously, on "Big Brother ,"

the house grew divided as outcast exes

Jee, Robert, and Justin bonded.

Desert room denizens Dave, Jack, and Erika tried

to sway Nathan to their cause.

And Dana walked the fine line between.

There is a perception in the Alliance of Eight

that Dana is playing both sides.

That she's cozying up to Justin and Robert.

ANNOUNCER: While former couple, Robert

and Erika clashed openly--

We're not friends.

We never were friends.

So what do you want to do?

Hang out now?

I just don't want it to be an uncomfortable situation.

ANNOUNCER: Allison flirted with both her ex-boyfriend Justin

and head of household, Nathan.

[inaudible].

ANNOUNCER: And new friends Amanda and David grew close.

Nominees Amanda and Jee waited anxiously

for the first eviction.

One of them will be the first to leave empty-handed.

ANNOUNCER: But the result was a shutout.

By a vote of to , Amanda you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

ANNOUNCER: And after a close competition--

The correct answer is , plus.

ANNOUNCER: Jee became the new head of household,

sending shivers through the Alliance of Eight.

Which two houseguests will Jee nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

JULIE: By a vote of to .

I vote to evict Amanda.

- Amanda. - Amanda.

- Amanda. - Amanda.

- Amanda. - Amanda.

Amanda.

Amanda.

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

I'm sorry that she had to go down like this.

So what's done is done now.

Everything went as planned, and all nine people

voted the way that I hoped they would.

It didn't surprise anybody what the final outcome was.

I'm looking at it one less to get me closer to the $,.

My goodbye with Amanda, it was sincere.

I don't regret the vote that I made,

because if I went against voting her off

that would have potentially flagged myself.

But I do regret it, because Jee should have went.

Yeah.

All right, guys.

Bye, Amanda.

Bye, Amanda.

I didn't think Amanda was someone

I thought I could manipulate as easily

as I would be able to with Jee.

So I definitely wanted to see Jee remain in the house.

I was, like, all right.

I just won one round, so you know,

I was happy that somebody else left and it wasn't me.

I was pretty focused going into the head

of household competition.

JULIE: Four of you left in the game.

After I'd been eliminated from the competition,

I realized that the remaining four people were all exes,

and it was not a damn good feeling at all.

The fact that it was four exes,

you know, taking it into the final round

of head of household.

I thought it was such a good kick in the a*s for everybody.

Jee, you are the new head of household.

Congratulations.

You can get your key from Nathan and enjoy the perks

and your private room.

Thank you, houseguests.

There's really not a better person

in the house that I would want to win the head of household,

other than Jee.

This would make or break the original eight.

This was huge.

And worst case scenario happened, you know.

One of the exes got it.

To be the head of household is absolutely shocking for me

right now.

I mean to not be evicted, and then to be--

to actually win the competition for head of household.

I mean that is just absolutely amazing.

- Wow. - Congratulations.

Thank you. Thank you.

The Elite Eight, now Elite Seven, is not done and dead.

It's struggling severely.

In my mind, after this head of household competition,

the Elite Eight is just non-existent for me.

The Original Eights, we're barely hanging--

well, it's now at seven, so we're hanging in there.

This week is going to k*ll us.

Um.

So we'll see where we go from this week.

Being that, you know, that I am the new head of household

I'm really looking forward to enjoy the perks of the room.

Let's see what you got in there?

I don't know what I have in there.

And the disco ball.

I love this room.

Welcome, guys.

Yeah.

Look, you got another picture, [inaudible]

Awesome.

Got the rose.

The picture was Carmen, my girlfriend.

And it was in a nice frame.

You know, she looked beautiful, beautiful and sexy in it.

All right.

Let's see.

Wow.

It smells funny [inaudible].

[inaudible]

[laughing]

I just kept thinking to myself,

you know, oh man, it's going look so whack on me.

You know, I'm already like a yellow-skinned boy

as it is with the gold.

And it's going to look bad.

Did you even sit on this bed yet?

No. Not yet.

Dude, sit on it.

I'm going to lay on it.

Oh.

This is hot.

This is so--

Wait till-- wait till you close the door, how dark it is.

Yeah. It gets dark.

Oh.

Yeah? No?

No.

- What is up with these things? - Yeah.

- Nobody eats them. - That's what we said.

Who said you could touch my stuff, Jun?

Oh wait.

OK.

Cool.

Get the hell out.

Yes.

Chill whenever you guys want to.

If you guys want to get him in trouble,

just come in here half-naked and jump in bed with him.

Why are you always trying to be the devil's advocate?

And watch him panic.

I will panic, because I'm a nice guy.

I think the important thing right now

is that I'm not treating Jee any differently

than I have been treating him.

Jun, I mean, God.

I don't want her to go on the block, but you know,

she was treating Jee like [muted] the whole week.

You know what.

Jun's going to really have to watch her back too.

It's not like she's safe.

I'm going to have to be nice to Jee.

I might have to stab her in the back.

If that's the case, hey, I got to do it.

But you have been looking for him, always.

He knows that.

I want to win, and I want to stay here.

There's no way I'm going home earlier than I wish.

I think--

I think I got to clean some stuff.

Oh, would you stop and relax?

No. No.

I just want to clean some glasses,

because like we're all drinking.

And we're gonna run out of glasses.

I'm just going to wash a few.

There's few of us that wash dishes.

There's constantly like glasses

laying around the living room, the kitchen, the yard.

It's a little annoying.

Aggravates me.

And I'm pissed off.

I think everything pisses Dana off.

That's just her personality.

It pisses me off.

I'm really [muted] pissed off.

[sigh] I'm so pissed off right now.

I would love to see how these people live at home.

Like do you-- do you stand in dirt when you shower,

or do you rinse it off when you get out?

You know, I won't go in there without shoes on.

Laundry at the Big Brother house is a major issue.

Washing towels by hand in a bucket

is a super pain in the butt.

How dare you take my towel without asking?

No.

I'm going to beat his a*s.

Come here, you little b*tch.

Let me spank you.

That pisses me off.

He's pissing me off so bad.

Dana gets pissed off, and the problem

about Dana when she gets pissed off

is she's not able to hide it very well.

Don't piss me off.

Like, all you gotta do is look at Dana and she gets pissed.

We won't.

Oh my god.

Like if you even think about Dana,

she knows and she gets pissed.

It's unreal.

Now that I am the head of household, you know,

I have to know who I am going to be putting up.

So I have to hear everyone out.

I was a little hesitant to run into the head of household room

with Jee.

So I'm going to play it cool just for a little while,

just in case.

Seriously, this-- this week is going to set the tone

for the rest of the game.

Exactly.

Seriously.

It worked out to our benefit for sure.

And as the days go by, I--

you'll know more.

I know that.

I'm saying that for this week you're safe.

OK. You know what I'm saying.

- That's fine. - That's what I'm telling you.

That's fine.

I'm not saying the future.

Like I have your back always.

OK.

A possible target could be Dana.

Her whole nasty little New Yorker side.

You know what, I can relate to it.

I'm a New Yorker.

I'm tough, but don't [muted] with me too.

Because I'll bring it right back at you, you know.

I don't know if I should approach him about her

and talk to him.

Like, you know Dana, you got to watch out for her.

If we have to lose one of us, and we're going to,

we need to get Dana nominated.

I would like to see Dana nominated, because we

simply can't trust her.

Damn.

Dana scares the hell out of me.

She's got to go.

We have a hell of an alliance.

Yeah.

We just got to keep it intact with Dana.

She's going to blow it.

Dana's pretty much our wild card right now.

If she don't spill the beans and freakin' lose her--

lose her mind, then we'll be OK, but nobody trusts her.

Heading towards nomination, my mind can change.

You know, I am open to suggestions.

Then I will hear everybody out.

We got Nate from Oklahoma.

He's got four sisters and three brothers.

It's a town called Fort Gibson.

Friday nights for football the whole town just shuts down.

Oh yeah.

Nathan's very proud to be from Oklahoma, absolutely.

Honestly, I say Oklahoma City has got to be the top five

in the nation windiest cities.

When you get nervous, does your accent

come out a lot more?

It comes out so bad.

Golly.

Golly.

Golly.

Golly.

Golly.

Were you like text messaging from your cell phone?

- Yeah. - So was I.

I was, like, fixin' to go in.

It's kinda rubbing off on me, the whole southern thing.

Fixin' to make the tummy full.

Oh, I'm fixin' to make this, or I'm fixin' to do this.

My girl's going to freakin' out when I

come back and say that to her.

I'm fixin' to make love to you, baby.

When you're fixin' to do something that means

you're going to do something?

I'm going to fix me some fish.

I said it wrong, didn't I?

Yes, you did.

You got to say fixin' to have some fish.

God, dude.

I know how to use--

I know how to use it now. Right, Nate.

Yeah. Golly.

Golly.

It's like "Hee Haw" or something.

Right.

So what would you annually put in a month on your IRA?

I don't think Nathan's, uh, "gosh darnness" is any way,

you know, saying that he's stupid.

He's a very smart individual.

I'm not as dumb as they think I am.

How hard is it to get in Congress?

I wouldn't mind being a congressman.

The next thing you do, you want to be president.

Golly.

Since last week's food competition, all we could eat

was pasta, potatoes, and beer.

Honestly, I got on that scale.

I lost almost eight pounds.

I'm shriveling up like a raisin.

We just want to have some burgers or some steaks.

Last night, I kind of had a dream about,

like, eating some meat.

Crazy.

It's depressing when you open up the fridge

and all you see is drinks and jelly.

I know.

We can't talk about it any more.

Because I'm going to k*ll myself.

Seriously.

I'm going to beat someone in the head with a [muted] potato.

Everyone is not very happy about the situation.

You know, we all want to eat like some kind of meat.

I can't wait.

I swear to you I'm going to eat all night.

I'm going to eat myself to sleep tonight.

I'm not going to bed.

That's what I'm going to do.

First things first, g*ng.

I need you guys to divide into teams of five.

One team is red, and one team is blue.

We had to pick our own teams, and we

just kind of picked whoever was the closest people to us.

And we split up the two cooks, myself and Jun.

All right, guys.

Let's head out for a food competition.

We go outside.

There's casseroles everywhere.

And from a distance they kind of look decent, but I knew.

I knew.

From a distance I looked and I seen a pile of French fries.

But then I got closer, and I'm like looking in.

And I'm like what the hell is under them?

My team was the red team, and Dana's team was the blue team.

OK, everyone.

Today we face the clash of the casseroles.

The object of this week's food competition

is to be the first team to correctly identify the meat

ingredient and the vegetable ingredient in each

of your team's casseroles.

Each person is responsible for one casserole.

Both teams had have the same casseroles in the same order.

On go.

Dig through the topping to the meat and vegetable inside

and take a nice big bite.

When you think you have identified

the meat and the vegetable by tasting

it go to your team's board and choose

the meat and vegetable name.

Place them on an answer board under the correct category.

If you place an incorrect name, that same team member

must return to their casserole and take at least one more bite

before they can return to their board and repeat the process.

They must continue until successful.

The first team to correctly identify the meat and vegetable

in all five of the casseroles eats

the good stuff for the week.

Naturally, I eat along with you.

The losing team gets a week of peanut butter and jelly.

Bon app tit.

I looked at the board, and I seen, like, all

the different meats and stuff.

And I was just, you know, my stomach knotted up.

I knew it was just going to be bad.

Ready.

Set.

Go.

I can't eat a lot of gross, nasty things, especially things

I don't know. - Come on.

Eat it.

Eat it.

Hurry up, Ally.

[buzz]

I knew it was ham.

I just didn't know what the vegetable was.

I don't know what this is.

If we got a casserole wrong, we had to go back.

Get another dreadful bite.

[ding]

[screaming]

I don't know what this is.

I was excited about the fact that I had beaten Nathan

and gave our team a really good head start.

[buzz]

[laughter]

[buzz]

What is this stuff?

I never eat it.

[buzz]

[ding]

[cheering] Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Let's go.

Let's go. Let's go.

[buzz]

I had no idea what the vegetable was.

[ding]

[buzz]

[buzz]

Some things up there that I was just praying

weren't what I was putting in my mouth.

There was turtle up there.

It was a little nerve-racking, because we have pet turtles.

[buzz]

Ooh.

What the hell is it?

I thought it was like ground beef or some sort of pork.

[ding]

I was eating deer.

I ate Bambi.

It's kind of sad.

Let's go.

Come on.

I certainly didn't know what the food was,

so I was not going to put it down.

I was not going to swallow it.

We do have some barf buckets here.

[ding]

Go. Go.

Go. Go.

Go, Jack.

You're all over this, Jack.

It's a dry meat.

[buzz]

Way to go.

Way to go.

[inaudible].

[buzz]

It's OK.

[inaudible]

Grab it and go, baby.

Grab it and go.

[ding]

When I threw myself at my casserole,

I was really disturbed.

It wasn't pleasant.

[ding]

Good job.

Hey, guys.

Come on, Robert.

Get the topping off.

Get the topping off, Robert.

The meat was just brown and in cubes and very tough.

Get the topping off.

[buzz]

Robert.

You gotta [inaudible] that.

Come on, team.

We got to pump it up.

We got to step it up.

Come on.

We're on the last casserole.

[buzz]

- Come on. - Good.

Try it.

Try it.

[ding]

[screaming]

When we realized that we won, we were just so ecstatic.

We totally kicked butt out there today.

I'm going to give you guys a little high five there.

Losing the food competition was

definitely my worst nightmare.

I'm what you call a meat eater.

I live and die on meat, and this is absolutely k*lling me.

I feel like I'm going to blow away in the wind.

How did the casseroles taste, guys?

Was it good?

Mighty tasty?

Tastes like it dropped out of a cow's a*s.

Out of a cow's a*s.

Yeah.

I definitely had to run to the bathroom

when I came inside, because I was not feeling very good.

Oh my god.

They gave us so much food.

The winning team, the red team,

we got to eat for the rest of the week.

The blue team has to eat PB and J.

I'm sure it's delicious, Jun.

I think I could do it.

I'm going to get crabby.

There'll be time where I'm going to be really upset,

and I'll probably look famished.

I had to act a little sad, you know, with them, but in all

actuality, I think it's--

I think it's pretty funny.

You just ate tongue and bell peppers.

You can eat peanut butter and jelly.

Nate just looks really horrible.

He was totally upset.

He didn't want to speak to anyone.

Like, man, this is going to be a tough week for them.

Yeah.

The right is more.

Try to make them equal.

Equal strokes.

Too close.

Tell me what [inaudible].

I have no idea how Robert ended up with Erika.

I mean, it kind of might be like that opposites attract thing,

because he's really ugly.

And she's really pretty.

Erika is a very, very beautiful girl.

She's got the whole figure going on.

Robert is not gorgeous by any means,

nor does he have the height or the

build to kinda keep up with a woman who looks like Erika.

But he basically reeks of self-confidence.

Is that bubbles?

Yeah.

My secret to success with the women

is that I'm confident about what I am.

You take a nap today?

A little one.

A lot of people took naps today.

I believe I'm doing them a favor by talking to them

or getting to know them.

Robert, he's so, like, down-to-earth.

That it's just great to talk to.

You know, he's really, really sweet.

[laugh]

Robert has a very good personality.

He's always smiling and laughing,

and just having a good time.

And you know, girls look for that in a guy.

I love myself so much it's a pleasure to them

if I get to know them.

I will touch you if I have to touch you,

kiss you if I have to kiss you.

[yelling]

At the end, most of my girls have

been by me saying come here.

You come here.

I do it all the time, and it always works.

It works.

I believe his secret with women

is his straightforwardness.

They have to be able to come over, have sex, leave.

[laugh]

Rob does have a little bit of wisdom to share.

I would take advice from him.

Like who wants the big V.

Nate goes I have to marry a virgin.

He's like I will marry a virgin.

I'm not going to do that.

It's like not driving a car before you buy it.

You have to do everything to it. You have to test it.

And bang it around.

You got to [inaudible] before you marry her.

I always refer to Robert's personality

as a used car salesman.

He knows he's selling [muted],, but he sells it well.

Erika has been sad the last couple of days.

She's kind of been putting on, you know, the sad face and kind

of moping around the house.

I'm not sure what she's feeling.

She doesn't seem comfortable around any of us really.

Erika's having a very hard time adjusting to being

with Robert in the same house.

And I mean that's hard.

It really honestly is hard.

I'm not mad.

I'm saying I'm going to forget that.

That's all I'm saying.

Well, I'm not going to forget a lot of things you did to me.

Oh, I know. No.

I know that. That's what I'm saying.

So I guess it's not going to be cool.

Yeah.

Well, I feel because Robert is here

it makes it difficult for me to be outgoing and be myself.

And I've definitely clammed up.

I don't know.

I didn't think it was going to be--

I mean I didn't think he was going to be here.

I didn't think I was going to be--

Having to deal with any of it on top of everything else.

You're here to play a game.

And then you have to deal with emotions

you probably haven't, you know.

I wish I could identify, even, well,

what you're going through, you know.

I feel like I can be of no support,

because I have no wise words to give you.

When she was crying to me, I was

just trying to comfort her, you know,

to the best of my ability.

I think they were more tears of "holy crap, I'm scared."

And they were tears of "I don't know what I'm doing

and this is too much to handle."

And maybe they were tears about Robert.

I mean, you know, I don't know.

I know that if she's not stupid, then

she knows she was wasting tears on me.

That would be like, I'm telling you,

it would be my biggest fear.

Erika cries all the time.

And I've seen her cry so many times

that I don't know when it's real and when it's not real,

and I'm kind of sick of seeing it.

Erika's tears are % crocodile tears.

They're not real.

They're only to get a reaction out

of me, which doesn't work anymore, because I

am not with her anymore.

That would have worked two years ago, three years ago maybe.

But not now.

So every time she cries to me it's bull [muted]..

It's not real.

I mean, I don't believe it for a second.

I'll be OK.

I guess is what I'm trying to say.

Oh, you will.

Yeah.

Jack has been there probably the most for me.

Dating anybody now?

Um.

Yeah.

He's definitely like a father figure to me.

Erika and I get along very well.

We believe that the conversation in the house

is usually pretty inane, and sometimes silly.

You like that kinkiness in him.

You like that kinkiness.

Erika is a very compassionate woman.

When she sees something that tugs at her heart,

she reacts to it.

She doesn't hide it.

I really like her.

What up, Justin?

What's up, brother?

Come on in, buddy.

What's happening?

Did you get to listen to music? - Yeah.

I'm going to start to.

Now, that I am the head of household,

I have to make sure that I totally

know what I'm going to be doing and what

I'm going to be capable of.

You know, I have to know who you're putting up,

so I have to hear everyone out--

And especially if Erika's out of here.

Because I know Erika wants either Robert out

or wants me out.

So like-- Without a doubt, I want Jee to nominate Erika.

For sure.

Oh god.

That's like-- like once we do that, their whole little side's

gonna fall.

I think I'm going to talk to--

we should talk to Jack and Dave.

Their whole side, like, they're very

aware that they're-- that they're not--

they don't have any numbers. - No.

They don't.

So you know, the reason why Amanda got all nine votes

against her was because they're probably like,

you know, we're just going to agree with the HOH.

So if Erika gets nominated like don't be surprised

if Jack votes her out, Dave votes her out,

and then everybody votes her out.

You know, don't be surprised if it's like a eight nothing

you know vote.

Well, I'm going to definitely consider

what you're saying, because it does make sense for sure.

Yeah. It makes a lot of sense.

Yeah.

The pets that we have in the house

are the two tortoises, Cuff and Link.

Yeah.

The turtle pissed on my bed.

[laugh]

I'm not really sure if they're turtles or tortoises.

Our house pets are both tortoises.

I don't really know the difference.

OK. OK.

OK.

I am the main keeper of the tortoises.

The tortoises might be aligned with Erika.

I'm not really sure if they are.

What's up, little guy?

The tortoise room smells like [gag]..

I won't touch the turtles.

I'm a little skeeved out by them.

It smells like a little bit like stale tortoise

food a little bit.

Justin's clothes are in the tortoises' room.

So it could be his nasty stench that's stinking it up.

And in that case, I'd feel bad for the tortoises.

Cuff and Link are pretty cool dudes, you know.

And they don't bother anyone, so I really like them a lot.

I like the fish that we have.

The fish on the plasma screen.

Those are my favorite pets.

She's just so innocent.

She never does anything to bother anybody ever.

Except me.

[laugh]

I think you got it confused, it's where you throw

salt over your shoulder, not pour

it on your ex-boyfriend's head.

That's where you get the difference there.

I know it's a little confused upstairs.

Do you notice that I just like block you out?

Yes.

That's no different than how--

how it was when we went out.

Hey, Michelle, how are you?

David, seriously.

You need to walk away right now, because I am seriously

going to take all of this [muted]

and throw it on top of your head.

Oh, my god.

I can't even tell you how mad I am at you.

[laugh]

David, seriously, you really need to stop.

Are you serious? Are you jo-- are you serious?

No, seriously.

You make me so mad.

I try to act like I care in order

to better myself in the game.

I'm not trying to create any obvious enemies.

I've already, like, had this talk with you.

I would have thought, you know, you apologized.

You told me that--

I stopped.

I-- what did I-- what did I do?

I have just been getting very aggravated with David recently.

He jokes around with everybody, but when

he jokes around with me it's--

I feel like it's just mean.

Like you're never serious with me.

Like you always just joke.

I'm serious when I say hi.

Good morning.

You look nice.

I want to squeeze your bottom.

It's hard to sit down and have a serious conversation

with him, because he is always turning everything into a joke.

And I've just been getting very upset about it.

You want a heart-to-heart in the turtle room?

No.

I think-- I think everything I always say to you--

I think it's just pointless.

It's just like a waste of my time.

Come on in here.

Say hi to the turtles.

Hey, what do you want to talk about?

Like any time.

At any given time.

percent of the things you say to me

are just, like, it's a big laugh.

Every time you joke around with me you're making fun of me

in some way or another.

You are, David.

Yeah.

- I don't know like-- - You're right.

You're right.

I just-- I just think you can take it.

I'm seriously not even going to want

to be your friend anymore.

Like it's-- it's going to get that bad I think.

That's why you really need to stop now before I

start to like hate you.

I'll just-- I'll ease up.

I won't say anything.

I won't joke with you anymore.

Yeah, but everything you say to me is making fun of me

in one way or another.

It really is.

Maybe I'm trying to hide my real feelings for you.

Maybe that's it.

I mean get over it.

Grow some thicker skin, Michelle.

You know, grow up.

You're unbelievable.

It's OK.

Can I touch your a*s now?

If I feel, you know, pissed off at him, or in any way

I feel like he's belittling me then I'm definitely going

to say something to him now.

Because he needs to stop.

I can't live with that any longer.

What's up, girl?

How you doing? You all right?

I heard you wanted to talk to me.

Is it cool if I lay down?

And you know that, um, I think you're a sweet, sweet girl.

All right.

So don't take this in any wrong way.

But I spoke to everyone.

I've spoken to everyone, and I can guarantee you

that you're not going to go.

I'm doing this, because I think you're a really safe bet.

And I don't think you're gonna be going.

I know you're not going to be going.

It's unanimous.

There's no one else you can put up?

I don't understand why, you know, one of the guys

can't be put up against Erika.

You know, like, why does another girl have to be put up?

I don't think it's fair at all.

You OK?

It's a consideration.

You don't want to talk to me?

I'm being put up, because like I'm too nice and, you know,

innocent.

You have to understand isn't nothing against you.

No. I know.

I just--

It's nothing against you.

It scares me.

You know, I don't really want to.

But if you have to, then I understand.

I really don't think you have anything to worry about.

It does happen that the pawn goes out.

That's why it's so hard for me right now.

[sniffle]

Michelle, you all right?

The nomination power is in the hands of Jee, Robert, Justin.

They were starting to break up our alliance of the seven.

I know.

I know.

I want Dana on the block instead of Michelle,

because Michelle is on our side.

She can be a number, because she'll do pretty much whatever

Nate tells her to do right now.

Did they-- did they say you're going to go up on the block,

but don't worry because Erika's gonna get voted off?

- Yeah. - OK.

Two hours.

Two hours away.

What?

This is getting crazy, the second week of this game.

What's the deal, Dave?

I was set on scaring Jee and threatening him

into putting up the people that I wanted

up on the nomination block.

[WHISPERING] All right.

Here's the deal.

We will [muted]-- we will--

all right.

I'm in.

I'll guarantee that I don't put you three up next week.

But I want, from you guys--

We risked our life in this house for you and Jack

to just kind of give you this offer.

You know what I'm saying? - All right.

Yeah. - So you have to take it.

We're strong players.

Strong players work better together.

All right. Cool.

All right.

Dana should not feel safe at all.

She lets it be known to everyone that, you know what,

I'm here to play the game.

This girl is no joke.

And she's just getting on everyone's nerves.

As the nominations approach, the stress levels

are definitely going up with most

of the members of the House.

I'm ready.

Nobody thought that nominations were

going to come this quickly.

The last hour has been almost unbearable, almost unbearable.

Are you OK?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

Yeah.

I'm OK.

Thanks.

I just-- it's just a game.

It's just a game.

Just think about it that way.

So it's a game.

It's not your life.

And these are not your friends.

I know.

You know.

It's just a game.

This game is getting awesome already.

Week one.

You know, I think I know what's going to happen.

But who knows?

I'm feeling a bit nervous, but I'm ready for this.

It's going to be all right.

I've thought it out.

Thought out many different scenarios and situations.

I think I'm pretty much well-prepared.

All right, guys.

It's time for the nomination ceremony,

so come and gather around the dining room table please.

Hey, guys.

OK, folks.

Let me remind you that the way nominate ceremony works is

that the people, the houseguests with the keys inside the box

are safe from eviction.

The two houseguests without the key in the box

are obviously up for eviction.

It is a responsibility of mine as head of household.

I do not enjoy it, but the game has to be played.

And I had to make tough decisions, so with that said,

let's just get this started.

OK.

Alison, you are safe.

Nathan, you're safe.

Justin, you are safe.

David, you're safe.

Dana, you are safe.

Jack, you are safe.

Robert, you are safe.

Jun, you are safe.

OK.

Obviously, I have selected Erika and Michelle

as the nominees for eviction.

Erika, basically, the reason why I chose you

was strictly for strategic purposes.

The way I see it I also based it also

upon the quality of relationships

you have with the people--

the houseguests in the house.

And the way, you know, with my observance,

I've noticed that, you know, you make a lot of people, you know,

feel uncomfortable here.

And at times, I have to be honest with you,

sometimes you make me feel uncomfortable.

But I'm not judging you as a person, you know,

or your character.

It's just for strategic purposes.

So please don't take it--

I totally understand.

Please don't take it personally.

I won't at all.

And, you know, that's-- that's the reason why I chose you.

Michelle, I chose you.

I think you're innocent, sweet, and adorable.

I think you're a really great person,

but you know I have to play the game.

And I feel like, you know, you were a good fit

to put up against Erika.

So, you know, I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings,

but it just had to be done.

And that's it.

OK.

So sorry to both of you guys.

- It's OK. - All right.

It's a game, and it has to be played.

I really don't enjoy doing this, but I'm head of household

and I have to do it for this week.

So thanks, guys.

The meeting is adjourned now.

I have zero idea what's going to happen.

Zero.

Some of these people are really whacked out of their minds.

So I don't know.

I think maybe they perceived me as too normal,

and that was why I was so threatening.

If Erika does leave, it will hurt the rest of the members

of the original alliance.

But I really could care less.

All I have to say is the game has just begun for me.

I feel like I was kind of taken advantage of, because I'm

the sweet, innocent girl.

I've definitely taken, like, a turn,

and [groan] no more innocence.

ANNOUNCER: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save either Michelle

or Erika from eviction?

Find out Tuesday at :/: central on "Big Brother ."

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