04x18 - Episode 18

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ."

As head of household, Justin ruled the roost

with his allies, Robert and Jee.

And you guys are in the driver's seat.

You know, whatever you do, I'll respect.

NARRATOR: Jun and Alison sided with the power players.

I have both sides thinking I'm on their side.

NARRATOR: And Justin nominated Nathan and Jack for eviction.

The fact of the matter is, you know, both of you

didn't have to take the lie to my face,

and I can't look past that.

NARRATOR: After a difficult veto challenge,

Robert ended up with the power for the second week in a row.

But once again, he refused to save either nominee.

My back's against the wall.

I'm going to see what I can do.

NARRATOR: Panicked, Nathan betrayed

his alliance with Jack and Erika,

and cut a deal with Justin.

If you spare me, I will put up, and it's the honest to God

truth, anybody you guys want me to.

NARRATOR: But tensions grew as the house guests awaited

their first live eviction vote.

Huh?

What she's telling us are just lies.

You're a little snake.

NARRATOR: And when the vote was finally announced--

JULIE: By a vote of to , Nathan,

you are evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

NARRATOR: Nathan realized that the entire house

had turned against him.

Not even Alison gave you a sympathy vote.

I felt like, you know, she's going to go with the majority,

just to better herself in the game.

NARRATOR: With Justin on the sidelines,

the remaining house guests were locked behind bars to compete

for the next head of household.

JULIE: The winner will be the person

who stays in the longest.

NARRATOR: Who can endure the cage long enough

to become the new head of household,

and which two house guests will they nominate for eviction?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[music playing]

JULIE: There will be no eating, no drinking, and no sleeping.

I hope everyone's comfortable, because it looks like you

may be in for a long night.

The HOH competition was the steel cage match.

Basically, everybody stayed in the larger cage

until two people dropped out.

Once two people dropped out, everybody would move

into the next smallest cage.

Then, the remaining two would move into the final cage,

and the last person was the head of household.

Let us out.

This is a very crucial competition.

We're getting down in numbers, and I dread anybody

winning HOH but Jack and me.

Is anyone willing to deal?

It's extremely important for me to, you know,

go for this head of household competition.

I want the Dream Team to stay alive.

How about if any of you get it, you don't put me up.

If you leave.

I am really, really, really, really, really hoping

that the alliance with Erika, Jack, and myself

win the head of household this time,

and we can break up the alliance of the Three Stooges.

Wonder what Nate's doing right now.

JULIE: By a vote of to --

I vote to evict Nathan.

Nathan.

Nathan.

Nathan.

I vote to evict Nathan.

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

Being up against the most popular,

charismatic guy in the house, I was

amazed that I again survived.

Nate, have fun out there.

Thinking of you, Nathan.

All right, man.

We'll miss you.

I am kind of glad that he's gone.

Nathan was starting to get on my nerves a little bit.

I was kind of like, all right, game on.

How's everybody holding up?

Not too bad.

Good.

It's not fun sitting out the HOH competition.

My fate rests in my teammates' hands.

If they don't get it, then I'm out of here.

I went and got the food out of the storage room.

I took the chicken out and, you know, walked

it around and showed everybody.

Ooh, rotisserie chicken!

Erika's ticking.

I can't smell it.

You want to smell it?

Jack's the b*mb.

Ooh, smells good.

Oh yeah, totally--

Sorry, guys.

I'll let you know how it is, though.

Eat it right here in front of me.

All right, I'll go get a plate.

Go ahead, then.

I think I'm getting a headache.

I was just standing there, and I knew, you know,

how bad it was going to be, you know.

I was going a little crazy in that cage.

I don't like to be locked up.

Being the tallest person in the house

was a difficulty in the cage because the bars actually

came to about right here.

I kept-- in fact, I banged my head a couple of times.

What will you guys do if I pee my pants?

Cry.

Be like, cool.

I was a little bit shocked at myself.

I mean, after all, I'm a lady and I don't do

this kind of thing in public.

Yeah.

Then if you want it, then take a piss in here.

I'm going to take a piss.

If you want it.

If you don't care, then leave.

Jun and Alison-- they both had to--

you know, they both had to go.

They both had to go use the restroom,

and obviously, if you leave the cage, you're disqualified

and it's over.

Oh my God.

Don't look.

This makes me sick.

Oh my God!

All over Jack's shirt.

It was really, really, really uncomfortable.

And then, me, claustrophobic, like,

I can't stand being in the cage like that.

And hearing the stupid conversations

that were going on in there were making me sick.

Like, I felt like really throwing up.

I'm out of here.

- No, Rob. - Get the key, I am.

No, Rob.

I'm not going to stay here all night.

Rob, what--

I'm heading out of this--

Rob, are you-- kidding me?

I'm not kidding you.

I wasn't really surprised to see

Robert leave because he just-- he doesn't have patience.

I think his alliance was a little disappointed in him.

Go ahead, Jun.

I wasn't surprised.

Not yet.

He's running.

I'm going to take aspirin.

That's some bull--

You all right?

Dude, I feel--

dizzy.

I'm not even hungry.

I was just--

I have a headache.

You got to get three times a year.

It's not looking good, is it?

Jee is strong, though.

Yeah.

I was putting a little faith in Jee.

Jee was the only person in there that I

was % that he would actually, you know, look out for me.

I'm revitalized, now that Rob's gone.

Got a long way to go.

I think I can easily do six more hours.

I could do two days.

All right, then.

I can beat that.

I'll go for five days.

Going to have to carry me out of here dead.

Jun, go.

Jun, just get out.

Yes.

Yes, absolutely.

- Jun, go. - You and Jee.

Take Jee with you.

Jun, you exiting, so we can move to the next cage?

After Robert left, I figured, you know,

one person would have to go.

And it didn't look like anyone else wanted to go.

And I knew that I was one of the safest people--

that I would not have to worry about being put up

for nomination-- for eviction.

There are five votes in this cage,

and there are two guys in that house.

I'm going to go, and I'm just going to tell the guys

that I left because I'm safe.

I'm going to tell them the truth.

OK.

Go for it.

Sure.

Bye, Jee.

I've got to go.

Bye bye.

All right.

Somebody left.

Jun.

Can't believe you went out so early.

No, I can't have--

migraine.

I had a thing that's still--

I'm not even going to eat.

Jun left right after me because she's a snake,

and she made a deal with them, which is--

we all knew that.

Sorry, Jee.

For real.

After Jun left, the four of us had to go into a smaller cage.

Oh man, it's tight in there.

It's tight.

Mm-hm. Yeah.

Fine.

Justin was dozing, on and off, during the competition,

and all of us were watching him out of the corner of our eye

or sometimes looking straight at him.

When he would fall asleep, we would talk to Jee.

You know, I was hurting badly, you know, like, physically.

We know, You know that.

I mean, you're not stupid.

Any of us in this case would vote for you over those two.

Ali, what do you think?

And that's important.

But at the same time--

We understand.

You know?

It is a game, and--

you know, but I'm not just watching out for myself.

I'm watching out for them, as well.

So-- you know?

I understand.

That's why I'm in a tough spot here.

OK.

You have to understand, if I do make it that way, you'd

have to make it believable.

I know.

And at the same time, you know, it

hurts me to do this right now. - Of course.

It really does.

Of course it does.

We-- you know what, Jee?

I appreciate your honor, and--

It's very respectable.

Any alliance of three is a hard position.

I knew that I had to really convince Jee that it was time

to cut the cord with the amigos.

At some point, an alliance of three has to become two.

Damn.

Think it over.

Take your time.

I'm fine.

I know you're hurting.

I'll just come out right behind you.

If it does go down that way, let me just aim for one more--

- All right, take your time. - OK.

I don't want to pressure.

If it does go down that way guys--

OK.

You know what I mean?

No, I know, Jee.

It hurts me, really, inside, like,

just to even think about it.

I know.

To even, you know, consider this.

You're never going to see these boys again.

I can't do this.

I just can't do this to the guys.

I can't, because they're my friends, you know?

They're my friends.

On top of that, they're kind of like brothers to me in this,

you know, in this house.

Obviously, it is an enticing offer.

Jack and Erika--

they used some mental twists on Jee.

They told him that Justin and Robert, when it came down

to the three of them, would definitely take out Jee

first because they knew that they could

not beat him in the finals.

Oh, wait.

What?

[whispering]

We will keep you here, Jee, if the veto is exercised.

You'll be our pawn.

Alison told me that I should vote out

Robert and keep Justin around.

That will just secure, you know, my safety

and that will secure your safety.

That's what Alison was basically saying.

Bye, Jack.

Excellent job, Jack.

Thanks.

Got to give it up to you, man.

Thank you.

Appreciate it, Justin.

Only after :.

OK.

We've got to do this.

Good job, Jee.

[inaudible]

It was a really tough game.

I feel like, really, because I think I just, you know,

turned my back on Justin and Robert.

That's my worst nightmare in this game,

and I knew it was coming.

But I didn't think it would be coming this quickly.

Justin, I'm sorry, man.

It's all good.

Good job.

Of course I won't.

But you can't put me up next week, if you get it.

I wouldn't put you up, anyway.

I promise.

OK.

It crossed my mind to double cross these people

and take HOH for myself, but then I kind of realized

that that would not put me in a very good

position for the next week.

OK.

Get the hell out of here.

Here, I think I get you out over here.

Oh!

You want to open this up?

Congratulations, Erika.

Thanks, Justin.

Erika.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Putting the key around her neck was, you know,

bittersweet.

I kind of know that, you know, my fate's in her hands.

Nice going.

You were terrific.

You could've gone--

I could have gone--

Until tomorrow.

Forever.

I was going to.

Oh my God.

I'm HOH.

I wasn't going to let you down.

I knew you wouldn't.

I was probably going to lose Jack,

and I couldn't take that risk.

I've been so close.

Not this week.

Can relax.

Yeah, you can.

Jee did say he wanted to talk to me,

and I mean, that scares me a little bit,

only because I still don't know what kind of deals were made.

- No, we're good. - Stop saying that, man.

Yeah, for real.

Night, Jee.

J, sleep up, all right?

Yeah.

It could only be one winner, you know,

and I had to think for myself, selfishly, for the first time.

It's really hard and it hurts me a lot

because it's Justin and Robert that, you know,

that I have to, you know, like, consider, you know,

stabbing in the back.

Hey.

Hey, guy.

Hello, Miss New HOH.

Jee, you did really good tonight.

I'm very impressed with you.

I'm impressed with you.

You did wonderful.

Thank you.

You're, you know, a person of honor,

and I truly respect that, as a person.

Thank you.

I really do.

Thank you.

It hurts me still, you know.

I feel like I let the boys down, though, you know?

That's how I feel.

It was really tearing me up inside.

I felt so much regret.

It's like a brotherhood, and it's basically all for one,

you know?

And I kept thinking about that, and it was

just really hurting me inside.

I slept in the desert room, even though I could

have slept in the HOH room.

I'm such a creature of habit.

Moving, even from the desert room to the HOH room

is going to be, like, a huge thing.

OK, who wants to come and play in my room?

I'll come look at it.

I do.

I can't wait!

I'm just dying, I'm so happy.

Oh!

You got pillows from home.

Oh, you got your pillow!

Whose doggies?

Oh.

Erika, don't do it!

There were pictures of dogs all over the place,

and a picture of Erika and her mother, which was very sweet.

Oh, wow.

Damn, mom!

Oh God, she's crying!

Oh, I can't take it.

I'm getting out of here.

When I opened the door and I saw my three schnauzers,

I was kind of taken aback.

Her white rose is pretty.

Oh, got a white rose.

Oh!

Nice white rose.

Yeah, that's pretty.

Yay.

Pretty.

My slippers.

Got your slippers.

It was nice to see Erika kind of happy.

There are just certain things that

really tug at my heart strings, and my family

is the biggest one.

It was good to go back in time to a place in my life

where life was a little bit simpler.

It was nice to have all those things.

It made me feel like--

that my family is still out there rooting for me.

I know they are.

Oh!

So, food competition's coming up.

Puke, puke.

Justin, what if it tells you that you have to eat cow ba*ls?

Cow testicles.

So you wouldn't even take a bite?

I don't think so.

What if it was pig testicles.

I don't think so.

Oh my God.

Not on Justin's team.

Got to put me with--

I'm not on Justin's team.

I've never been on the PB and J.

I've been one of those lucky ones

that snuck through two of them.

There's got to be one--

in this house that goes the whole way eating peanut butter

and jelly, and that's me.

I'd rather it be me over Rob.

I don't want him to suffer like that again.

It could easily happen, though, Rob.

Better be focused today.

Yeah, I might be the guy that gets it all the way through.

Yeah.

Come to the living room.

Yes.

Going into tonight's food competition,

Erika came out of the diary room as head of household.

She was holding the bag o' ping pong ba*ls.

On the ball was a day of the week,

and I ended up picking Friday.

"Big Brother" cordially invites you to a clambake.

Ooh.

You have minutes to get dressed.

OK.

I'm so happy.

[cheering]

[inaudible] for a food competition.

[cheering]

When we walked out, we saw this beautiful Hawaiian luau

beach scene.

We saw little tiki lights that led a little pathway.

Sand everywhere, a little fire pit.

It was awesome.

We had six shells covering food.

We could not look at them.

Welcome to the "Big Brother" clambake.

The clambake from hell.

[cheering]

Oh my God!

I'm so excited.

[screaming]

In tonight's food competition, you will each play

for one day of the week.

Each of you has an exotic seafood dish in front of you.

If you eat the dish in the time allotted,

we will all get regular food for that day.

If you fail, it's peanut butter and jelly for that day.

When it's your turn, I will uncover the dish

and tell you what it is.

You have two choices--

eat the dish or trade the dish with the house guest

to your left for the unseen dish.

You will then have to eat that dish,

regardless of how repulsive it is.

You have one minute to eat the entire portion.

As head of household, I do not participate,

but I do share in your fate if you fail.

And remember, nominations are tomorrow!

We each had one day of the week.

Each of us had a plate before us that we had to basically ingest

within a minute's time span.

You ready?

Come on, Jun, let's go.

All right, Jun-y!

No PB and J.

See what she has.

Oh no.

Erika revealed my plate, and it was gefilte fish.

- That's easy. - That's easy.

She gets water. - Gefilte fish.

Oh, that's good. That's good.

What is that?

I don't like gefilte fish.

OK, go.

Jun, you can do it.

Jun had to eat gefilte fish.

Everybody eats gefilte fish.

A minute.

Go, go, go.

Take your time.

You have a whole minute.

Is it bad?

Everybody shut up right now.

Jun definitely did not enjoy the gefilte fish.

She's not Jewish.

She's Korean.

I'm going to throw up.

Jun you can do it.

Come on, it's cooked.

It's cooked. You got it.

You got it.

She did it with a spoon.

I was ready to wipe that spoon right out of her hand

and shove her face in the plate.

seconds.

She's got to swallow.

[cheering]

You did good.

All right, Jun!

Good job.

[cheering]

All right, Justin, you ready?

When it was my turn to eat, I knew I wasn't

going to be able to eat it.

What is that?

Lutefisk.

What's that?

Cod fish cured in lye.

That's awesome.

As soon as she took the shell off,

I got this whiff of, like, raw, fishy, nasty, chum.

I can't do that. I'm sorry.

- I can do it. - I'm trading.

I'm trading!

I can do it!

This is like, cold and raw, and it's fishy.

- You got that. - You got that, Justin!

That looks good. That looks good.

- Oh, dude, this is so good. - What is it?

It's fried baby clams in chili sauce.

Awesome!

I just lucked out, man.

J, you got this, J.

Swallow.

Swallow it!

It's stuck in his mouth.

Very hot.

Can't have PB and J.

It's very hot.

Come on, J. Swallow it.

Dude can't handle food.

I knew I should have brought another ex on this show.

If it's, like, seafood, smells fishy,

hot, spicy, he's going to throw up in your lap.

Stop drinking!

[yelling]

Put your face in it!

Very--

Oh no.

I can't get it.

[buzzer sound]

But hey, I ate my food.

I just didn't finish it in a minute.

Jack actually had the lutefisk that Justin passed to him.

One minute, Jack.

[laughter]

He's the man!

He's the man!

I've seen autopsies.

Yeah, Jack.

I can eat anything.

If you sit through an autopsy, you can eat.

Good job, Jack! [cheering]

Good job, Jack.

Good job, Jack.

I'm done.

[bell sound]

He slurped that sucker down in, like, four seconds.

All right, Rob.

Nice job, Jack.

Whatever's in front of me, I'm going to eat it.

Eyeballs of albacore tuna.

[laughter]

OK, this, right?

I didn't care.

I wasn't going to look at it, because I'm not going to have

peanut butter and jelly again.

You've got it, kid.

Way to go Rob, you can do it.

- Rob, you're awesome. - You got it, Rob.

Go, Rob.

Think PB and J. You're good.

You don't want PB and J!

When he took that huge bite, like, you know,

it just sounded crunchy and my stomach kind of, you know,

turned a little bit.

Come on, just eyeballs.

Just eat the eyeballs.

Come on.

Swallow it.

I ate the whole head of the fish.

I didn't know I was supposed to eat just the eyeball.

Eyeball.

Swallow.

Swallow.

Yo, pinch your nose. - Eat the eyeball.

Pinch your nose.

Jun threw up.

I gagged.

I thought I was going to throw up.

It was nasty, and we weren't even the ones eating it.

Yeah.

[bell sound]

[cheering]

Yeah, way to go, Rob.

- I can do that. - Lungfish liver.

Good.

It's good.

Alison, the drama queen.

If you can't do it-- - It's cold.

Pass it to me if you can't do it.

I can do it.

I just kept telling Ali, saying, you know what?

If you can't do it, just pass it down to me.

There's no problem.

I can eat that.

It's no problem at all.

Give it to him.

OK.

So then, I automatically had to take Jee's dish.

[screaming]

Damn!

I could have done that!

And it was an octopus, and I thought

it was going to jump out at me.

It was so disgusting.

It looked like it was still alive,

and it was purple with suction things on it.

Ali, it tastes good, really.

Ali.

- Oh my God. - You got it.

You got it. You got it.

Just swallow. - It's so-- chewy.

Oh, you got it. You got it.

It's not bad. It's not bad.

I had it many--

- I'm going to swallow it. - You got it.

You got it.

Yeah, don't talk. Just chew.

Yeah.

OK.

Water.

Swallow it.

- Oh man. - You can do it, Ali.

You can do it. - Yeah, you got this, Ali.

Come on, Ali. You got it.

I'm telling you, girl.

You got it.

The octopus was, like, rubber.

You can't penetrate rubber with your teeth.

I'm sorry, guys.

That's all right.

That's all right.

That's all right, baby.

What's up, guys.

Oh my God.

Justin and Alison.

They both screwed us up.

Maybe in PA, all they eat are hoagies.

What the hell am I eating here?

Lungfish liver. It's good.

It's soft.

Jee, you can do it, bro.

That a boy.

That a boy. - You've got it.

Yeah!

That's the man!

Jee's the man!

Way to go, Jee!

Let's go, Jee.

The first and second, you know, liver--

it wasn't bad.

But eventually, when I just kept piling it on,

it just got worse and worse.

It's all right, water.

Water.

Take some water, brother.

It helps you swallow a lot. It helps.

Trust me.

I knew Jee would just swallow it down.

But when he had two more left, it was tough for him

to get it down.

Yes, Jee!

Good job, man.

[bell sound]

Yeah!

We got this.

Wow.

Good job, Jee.

OK, so for Friday, we won food.

Yay, Jun.

Saturday, we're not looking too hot with PB and J. Sorry, guys.

We can do it.

We can eat PB and J.

We can have PB and J for Saturday.

Sunday, we won food.

All right, Jack, you monster!

Monday, we have food.

All right!

Eyeballs!

Good job, Rob.

Good job.

Tuesday, we have PB and J.

We can do it.

That's no problem.

And Wednesday, we have food.

Liver boy!

That was disgusting.

I think overall, everyone did very, very well.

I was very impressed.

Two days is not a bad week of PB and J.

It is the great week for food in the house.

Some of these people could use to shed

a few pounds, including myself.

We're set.

All right, two days is not bad.

We did good!

Yeah!

There's a lot of exercise going on in this house.

There's a lot of downtime, so a lot of people

here are choosing to work out.

Everybody is looking better, I think.

Jee looks a lot better.

He came in with a little pot belly.

Now, it's kind of gone.

I definitely have been a lot more toned than I

was when I walked in, also.

Robert came in here kind of sickly and puny.

Now, through Justin's hard work, Robert is

showing some muscle definition.

Robert's one of those guys that, you know,

if he works out for a couple weeks, he gets

ripped up real quick.

Look at this arm right here.

That's from the "Big Brother" house.

Robert could probably work out for the rest of his life,

but I don't think it will make much of a difference.

He's never going to be a muscle head.

It's very entertaining watching Robert work out with weights

that a more athletic girl can do.

Robert was never really a muscular type of guy.

Obviously, he's kind of a twig.

I think I could break him.

Get it, Rob.

Get it.

Get it.

Alison and I take our minute walk around the yard,

then we do ab classes and toning.

One, two.

I've been kind of working out with Ali

for the past couple of weeks.

She leads the ab classes.

I'm not the best looking in a bikini, but I've seen,

you know, an improvement in my abs.

You know, where do you see the difference?

Everywhere.

It's more fun to watch Ali's ab class, because of the fact

that they do a lot of risque kind of movements.

In. .

.

It's very attractive when they do it.

Four, two, three.

Now the boys want to play.

, .

So we add on-- make it more tough.

Oh, that hurts!

Ah! Ah!

- Don't move your feet. - Ah!

Ah!

Keep them straight.

I don't ever participate in the ab class thing.

I mean, it's fun to watch them.

You know, if you're in the living room

and they're lying on the side doing it, it's pretty funny

and you you can hear them grunting and moaning.

Jun likes to moan during ab class.

Ab squeeze, Jun.

I don't know if there's some sort of stimulation

going on there, or what.

[screaming]

Seven, good.

Yeah, come on, two more.

Oh, God!

Yay!

I like doing abs class.

Are you having fun?

Uh-huh.

I love the satisfaction I get of glistening.

I don't sweat.

I glisten.

What's wrong, here?

Nothing.

What?

What are you thinking?

Thinking I'm going to, obviously, stick to my plan.

I know.

But just-- it has to be done.

Oh yeah.

Definitely.

Justin.

Let us speak.

You knew how badly they wanted it.

You know what I'm saying?

What do you think you would have done?

They're telling me, you know, supposedly, that I'm safe.

All that.

Having Jee come up to me and say he wanted to talk to me

and just me was extremely awkward.

But when I finally started thinking about everything,

I said to myself, listen.

I mean, Robert's awesome, you know,

but to think of it in the game sense,

he hasn't done a great deal to help our team out.

When you think about the Dream Team,

two players that have really helped the team out

are you and me, so far.

I knew this was going to happen.

Us getting split up, you know, when it does happen,

it's always sooner than you thought it would be.

But this is time to think of the game.

You know what I'm saying?

And I'm not just trying to think of myself, really.

Like, if I have to, you know, like, help one person out.

I'd rather it be you right now, you know?

I can kind of take it as a compliment, you know.

We're the strongest alliance in the house,

so they need to get us out of here

and they need to break us up.

Hot.

I know.

So hot.

Blazing hot.

It is very hot.

Ali, did Justin speak to you at all?

No.

Why?

What's up?

Well, about the possibility, most likely, that you know,

one of us are going to be leaving this week.

You know, one of the three boys, right?

Yeah.

And that if we do, I mean, you know,

which way are you leaning?

You know, like, are you going to the other side

or going to, you know, like, are you going

to join with us or-- you know?

No, I'll stay with you guys if you want.

If you want me.

I don't want to be double crossed, though.

I mean, no, it's not about that right now.

No, as one person's out, another person joins us.

And it's straight until the end. - And it's you and it's not Jun.

Come on. Jun is--

- I want Jun next week, anyways. - You know that.

I mean, I don't care.

That's my strategy.

I would love for Erika to nominate Jun.

It would be great if it was Jun.

Jun has been--

snaking around, you know?

Yeah, no. I know.

But it can't be one of those things,

just because we win this week, you're going to be on our side

next week on that.

No, I'm not doing that.

You've got to swear to God that--

I don't do that.

We can't let anyone know about any of this, though.

Like, Jun cannot find out about it.

- Of course not. - No because she threw a--

- We've always been private. - If she--

We don't talk to anybody, anyways.

Us three. - Yeah.

I mean, you know, it's not like-- we don't

go around trying to, like, you know,

buddy them up or trying to kiss their a*s.

It's not like that, you know.

It's very-- you know, like, it's very

straight and narrow right now.

I mean everyone knows the-- point.

You know?

I mean, it's split up into two teams, really.

That's how you have to look at it, you know.

My deal with them really isn't that much of a deal.

Really, what I'm going to do now is just bounce

back and forth with the power.

The nominations today seem very different because we're

getting down to fewer and fewer people,

and we have to turn on each other.

Everybody is miserable.

Nobody exactly knows what's going on,

even though everybody thinks they know what's going on.

Everyone's worried they're going to be thrown up on the block.

You know, now that Erika is HOH,

she might not keep her word on this deal,

and there's a great chance that I could

be the one that's leaving.

If I'm evicted, so be it, because I

don't trust anyone % going into today's

nomination ceremony.

I feel a little sick.

I completely appreciate the people that have been here,

that are now gone, and the responsibility I hold

for one person having to leave.

It's very emotional.

Yeah, it's part of the game and has to be done.

I told myself when I came in this house

that I wasn't going to nominate people emotionally.

I was going to nominate people strategically.

When I was putting the keys in the box,

I was thinking about strategy, and actually

thinking about where Jun was going to fit

into this whole scenario.

Ready for the nomination ceremony.

This is the nomination ceremony, and when I came in this house,

I said that I was going to nominate people based

on strategy and not emotion.

With that said, I will turn the first key.

Jack, you are safe.

Allison, you're safe.

Jee, you are safe.

Jun, you are safe.

Obviously, I have nominated you, Justin, and you, Robert.

I nominated you, Justin, because I honestly

think you are a very strong player in this game,

and a huge threat.

Robert, I feel the same exact way.

You're a very strong player and a huge threat,

and you're both aligned.

And I'm here to break up alliances.

Nothing personal.

I like both of you very much, and that's

from the bottom of my heart.

This meeting is adjourned.

I came into this house to win the $,,

so there are people in this house that I have to take out.

That is just the name of the game.

I'm the last person to give up in this game.

I'm, of course, going to be fighting for the veto,

because I'm not throwing in the towel yet.

I'm hoping to keep both sides happy,

so they don't come after me, they attack each other.

Erika is doing what she came here to do.

She's being the b*tch that she can be.

I feel so much regret right now.

You know, I could have bled in that cage and, you know,

have done whatever was needed to maybe win that competition

and keep the alliance alive.

I just wish that this, you know, this nomination, you know,

ceremony never took place today.

NARRATOR: Who will win the Power of Veto,

and will they use it to save either Robert

or Justin from eviction?

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

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