04x29 - Episode 29

[bunniefuu]

Previously on Big Brother .

It was a battle of the exes as Robert was crowned head

of household in a stunning tie-breaking standoff

against his former flame.

[screams]

[interposing voices]

With the half million dollars in sight,

Robert nominated Jun and Alison for eviction,

making it clear he wants to take his ex to the final three.

I get to save Erika so we can make the lines for the end.

So it was perfect.

But with only four houseguests remaining,

allegiances seemed questionable at best.

My alliance right now is with everybody in the house.

[phone rings]

Longing for contact with the outside world,

Robert became America's choice to receive

a phone call from home.

I love you.

I'm going to see you very soon, baby.

All right.

Very soon.

You don't have to cry.

But all thoughts returned quickly to the game

as the guest readied themselves for the steepest challenge

to date.

The veto is really important.

Not only do you have the power to take yourself off the block,

you also have the power to pick who you

want to be in the final three.

In the ultimate rise to power, it was Alison who claimed

the final power of veto.

It's all about the veto.

People think they know what's going to happen in this game,

and with me, you never can tell what I'm going to do

or what I'm going to pull out.

So I am and the unexpected.

Yeah.

I'm going to be working it.

Of course.

That's my girl, and I'm going to keep her close.

Allie, save me.

Will Alison use the power of veto to save herself?

And if so, will Jun or Erika be the next houseguest evicted

from the Big Brother House.

Find out live on Big Brother .

Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to Big Brother .

It's day inside the Big Brother House,

and only four house guests remain.

Robert, the former restaurant manager

became the new head of household,

spoiling any plan that Alison, Erika, and Jun might

have had to send him packing.

Robert then put Alison and Jun on the chopping block,

leaving his ex, Erika, with the one and only vote for eviction.

But Alison proved, once again, that she

wouldn't go without a fight.

She won the final power of veto, giving

her the chance to save herself for the second week in a row.

Will Alison use the power of veto?

If she does, Erika will go up in her place

and Alison will have the lone eviction vote.

We'll find out what happens tonight

when both the veto meeting and eviction are held live.

But first, it's been a long seven days for the final four

as they've seen promises made, alliances

questioned, and Alison once again, holding all the power.

This week, I hold that veto.

Having the power of veto gives me a lot of options.

If I don't use the power of veto,

Erika will have the choice of either to evict myself or Jun.

And I think I could get Erika to do my dirty work for me

and evict Jun.

If I choose to take myself off the block,

Erika goes up on the block, and that

leaves me with the vote of whether

or not to evict Erika or Jun.

This week's going to suck.

I know you're going to campaign, and that's cool.

Yes.

One day to the next, one hour to the next,

that girl will change her freaking mind.

And so to tell you the truth, it's

really expecting expecting you don't

know what she's going to do.

If I had ba*ls, I would say she had me by the ba*ls.

Alison has the friggin' power of veto, and so she has

my fate in her little hands.

If she uses the veto, hopefully she

won't vote me out.

When she won the veto, I was very happy

because I thought that for sure she would keep me

because Alison and I have an agreement to take

each other to the final two.

She thinks she's staying too, and I don't want someone

to leave very disappointed.

Right.

And I don't know how to say anything to her.

If you strategically need to keep her,

then you should do it.

What would be my reasoning behind that?

Erika, I don't trust her.

I've never ever tried to get you out of this house.

I'm going to let you do your thing.

If you want to keep me, you can keep me.

If you don't, then that's cool too.

I'm just worried about getting--

over in the long run. - I'm not going to--

I don't think you would.

But I told you I'm not going to--

I know and I believe you. I promise.

I hope you do.

I do.

I have an alliance with Alison.

I go back and forth every day as to who

I need to keep in the house.

This is a really, really tough decision.

Exactly what I thought would happen is happening.

The girls are turning on each other.

They don't trust each other.

It doesn't matter what my feeling is.

I want them to be mad.

Yeah.

And there's nothing you can do about it.

So what are you worried about?

Alison's coming up to me about her decision.

That's exactly what I wanted.

--the jury would be happy about you getting out?

Jun.

Here's what I look at.

If I was in your position, if I get her out,

I might swing some votes.

That's one positive thing about that.

She's played very similar to me.

I haven't really jumped side to side,

but I did play with both sides.

OK.

What's your reason for keeping Jun and getting Erika out?

For me to keep Jun.

I need Jun to be out this week.

I would love for Alison to vote her out.

I think I know what I need to do.

Well, talk to me tomorrow.

See how you feel.

If you think of anything, it'll

probably happen Wednesday about two minutes before I vote.

Thanks.

Or maybe seconds.

Maybe as I sit down on that little-- blue couch inside.

Let's just put it this way--

it looks really good.

I'm not worried at all.

She's still undecided, but she told me three times

in the conversation.

So it looks like it's Jun.

Don't talk.

Yeah.

It was a long talk, but it was good

because she told me everything.

And she goes, but Erika's been loyal.

And go, well, go by that.

I told it in there just now.

And like, she's sincere.

She's always been there for me.

She's always given me advice.

She's never actually helped me.

If we can maneuver it where we can get to the final two,

I would just love to kick two b*tches asses.

You know, I know you're doing a lot of hard work,

and I'm not going to screw you over.

But you have lied to me before.

No, I haven't.

Yes, you have.

Here, in this house?

Not in this house.

In our relationship.

I am really sorry about the way I was treating you,

with the things I did, and I am totally to blame.

You were a perfect girlfriend, wife material.

Everything that any man can want you, you still are.

But I just want you to know that,

and I just feel bad that it had to be you.

And I'm so sorry for it.

But I knew that I'd have to lose you.

I can be a better person or that.

I'm not the person you left behind.

You know what I mean?

And I want you to see it, and I actually

want to make it up to you.

If you need anything, I would be there for you.

If you have kids, I will take care of them.

If you have--

I would.

And that's one of those things like it's not me saying it.

I feel like you're--

like I said, like family.

Sorry.

We shouldn't even--

I'm sorry I'm even talking about this.

We'll talk about it on the outside, but I just want to--

I'm so sorry about everything.

I know.

Why are you crying?

- What? - Because of what I did?

No.

Because I know that--

I know that you're sincere.

Seriously though, for both of you guys,

I'm just going to do what's best for me right now.

I love you both.

You guys are both awesome.

I just hope you guys can understand

whatever I decide to do.

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm doing yet.

But I'm sure it will come to me.

I had an agreement with Erika and Jun

to make it to the finals with them.

Erika thinks she's staying.

Jun thinks she's staying.

And none of them are going to know until Wednesday night.

Let's check in with the final four houseguests

and see how they're holding up.

Hi, everyone.

Hi, Julie.

Couch looks so big with only four of you left.

Yeah.

JULIE: Feels good?

Alison, for the first time in months,

you got a peek at the outside world thanks to your ride

in the Goodyear Blimp .

What was your favorite part about leaving the Big

Brother House for a few hours?

My favorite part was just getting away from the game

and not having to worry about the stresses of the House

and the actual game.

It was a mind relief.

JULIE: Yeah.

You guys didn't even discuss it.

No.

That was refreshing, I'm sure.

Erika, while Alison and Jun were gone,

what was it like being alone in the house with your ex?

You know, what?

Actually, it felt kind of the same.

We didn't really talk about the game.

We had a really relaxing, completely stressless day.

It was really beautiful.

I think, you know, Robert and I had

the best seats in the house.

When the blimp came over, we were just like, oh my god!

It was so cool. It was really nice.

JULIE: And you guys didn't get sick.

No.

We didn't get sick.

JULIE: Robert, well, what was your take

on what it was like being alone in the house with your ex?

Actually, it felt great.

It was, again, relaxing.

After I saw the blimp up in the air,

I did not want to be up there.

So I felt so grateful to be down here.

And so we had a good day.

It was a good day.

JULIE: Jun,

Yes?

JULIE: You and Jee were the second longest lasting

former couple in the house.

How has life been different since your ex left?

And do you miss Jee?

I don't have anyone to pick on anymore because it's not

as fun, you know, cracking jokes about Robert because he

just kind of takes it.

So I miss Jee because I don't have anyone to kind of pick on

and he was good at throwing out the trash.

JULIE: Oh.

OK.

Robert.

Yes, Julie.

JULIE: It was very touching to see you on the phone

with your daughter.

What was it like hearing Elaina's voice

for the first time in days?

Yeah, .

It was really shocking actually.

I couldn't believe that she was on the phone,

and it was just great.

I mean, I know she was crying, but it felt good to, you know,

tell her that I was going to be all right

and I'd be home in two weeks.

And it felt great.

It was amazing

JULIE: Has your time in the Big Brother House

changed your perspective as a father?

I think it might a little, but I always appreciate

my time with my daughter.

So that hasn't changed.

I would just appreciate it more when I get out of the house.

JULIE: Alison, the two times the power veto has

been used this summer, it's been to take

you off the chopping block.

First, Nathan used it.

Then you used it.

Now, here you sit again with the medallion around your neck.

How much do you enjoy being the center of attention?

Yeah.

I love it.

It feels good not only to know that I was safe last week

by myself and that Nathan was so extremely generous to me

by saving me week three.

So it feels really, really good to have it around my neck

again.

JULIE: I bet it does. All right.

Thank you, Houseguests.

And I'll be back to talk with Robert, the current head

of household and oversee the live veto

meeting and the eviction of course a little later.

Coming up-- before David and Amanda were evicted

from the house, their late night rendezvous

made Big Brother history.

What have Big Brother 's his first couple

and Michelle, the youngest guest ever, been up to since they

walked out the front door.

And then Big Brother 's live veto meeting at eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to Big Brother .

Tonight's live veto meeting and eviction are only moments away.

Will Alison, the retail manager from Pittsburgh,

use the power of veto to take herself off the chopping block,

forcing Erika, the Pilates instructor from LA,

to take her place?

And if she does, whom will Alison vote to evict--

Erika or Jun, the investment manager from New York?

It's anyone's guess.

But first, he's endured days of eating only PBJ, hours trapped

inside a steel cage, even the painful separation

from his seven-year-old daughter.

But has the past week with only Alison,

Erika, and Jun for company finally

pushed Robert over the edge?

Hi.

I'm stuck with three drunk girls every night.

Poor, Robert.

Hates women.

Hates drinking.

Hates this house, and he's stuck here with of all it.

The girls drive me crazy every day,

especially when all three are together talking.

Seaweed is so good for you.

I act in this way.

I can't sit there and listen to them.

They drive me crazy. They really do.

% of the conversation in the house is superficial.

Name Mallory's boyfriend from Family Ties.

So I don't relate to them at all.

I'm not saying that my experiences are better

or I'm even smarter.

What is a teriyaki?

It's like a sweet soy.

It's not like a certain plant or something?

No, it isn't.

Alison's voice drives me crazy.

[screaming]

From the time I wake up and I hear her say one word.

Morning.

I'm already in a bad mood.

It drives me nuts.

[toilet flushes]

When Alison looks in the mirror million times a day--

she stares at every mirror and goes like this.

I don't know why she does that and-- oh!

It's just-- it just drives me crazy.

And then Jun talking about sex.

I need sex.

She's horny.

Whatever.

It just like, I don't want to hear that again.

Oh yeah.

Oh.

I don't want to imagine Jun having sex with anybody.

I don't want to think about that stuff.

I'm a dirty little wh*re.

Don't be asking me to look in your eyes.

Do not ask me to say sweet things.

No.

I do not love you.

We're just--

Alison and Jun, I'm not attracted to.

But then there's Erika.

I am definitely sexually frustrated.

Oh man.

And having Erika walk around in a black bikini

doesn't help me at all.

You're not going to wear a bathing suit anymore.

No. I'm not in my bathing suit.

It's :.

Because I imagine things that I've

done in the past with Erika.

So it drives me crazy.

She's an incredible girlfriend.

I mean, I've told her that a million times.

Why did we break up?

Just wasn't working.

Stop picking your nose.

All right.

It's time to talk privately with Robert in the HOH bedroom.

Hi, Robert.

Hi, Julie.

Just a reminder, your fellow housemates cannot hear us.

So feel free to speak openly and honestly.

Sure.

Since you first walked into the house,

we've seen a real difference in your attitude

towards your ex, Erika.

Are you surprised how you're feeling have changed?

I'm very surprised, Julie.

I had no idea that my feelings would change the way they have,

and I'm actually grateful for it.

I'm really happy that it came out the way it has so far.

JULIE: If you had the chance, would

you rekindle the relationship?

No, Julie.

We have a friendship.

I'm just looking forward to a friendship right now.

So that would really be it so far.

But we've seen you kind of trying in the house.

Is that game playing?

Yeah.

It's game playing and flirting.

I mean, that's really it.

It's nothing else.

Nothing serious.

Well, you've told Erika that she's the only one

you can trust in the house. - Right.

But there is a chance that she could

be the one leaving tonight.

If that happens, who among the remaining two--

Alison or Jun-- would you feel safer aligning yourself with?

I would definitely feel safer with Alison.

I'm not sure why, but I would.

JULIE: OK.

Just your gut maybe. - Yeah.

My gut.

Now at certain heated moments, we've heard you refer

to the women in the house as--

I'm quoting here now--

b*tches, sluts, and wh*res.

Would you like to take the opportunity

to explain yourself?

You know, when I've said that, I've been mad about something

or I wasn't thinking.

So it's something I'm not happy about.

But yeah.

I've referred to them as that, but I don't mean that.

Robert, as the current HOH, you're guaranteed

a spot in the final three.

What do you think your chances are

of winning the half million dollars,

of taking this to the end?

I think my chances are as good as any,

and I'm just looking forward to the chance

that I have this week to be able to go to the final three,

which is all I could ask for.

JULIE: You sound hesitant.

You don't sound too sure.

You don't sound too confident. - No.

I'm confident.

I just don't want to be c*ck.

I don't want to say that I have something

that I don't have yet.

That's the only thing. JULIE: Why?

Are you superstitious?

I am very superstitious.

Everybody in the house knows that.

I am. - OK.

Playing it safe.

I don't blame you then.

Thank you, Robert.

And you can rejoin the others in the living room.

Coming up-- before David and Amanda were evicted,

their late night activities set a first

for Big Brother America.

But how much further has their relationship gone?

And what does David's ex, Michelle, think of him now?

And then the live veto meeting and eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to Big Brother .

We're just moments away from the live veto meeting.

Will Alison use the power of veto

to take herself off the chopping block?

And if she does, as the only houseguest

eligible to vote, whom will she choose to evict, Erika or Jun?

But first, what have Amanda, Michelle, and David been up to?

They were the first three houseguests

evicted from Big Brother .

Unlike the jury members, they've been watching the entire show

and have a lot to say.

I'm leaving Big Brother.

I'm not too bummed.

Take a step into my new office.

I just want to find a job that I can maintain this lifestyle

and surf, and hanging at the beach,

and just doing whatever makes me happy.

After Big Brother, I came back to Florida State University

to attend classes.

A lot of people do recognize me at school.

It's kind of fun, maybe a little flattering.

Oh my God.

Are you Michelle from Big Brother?

After leaving the Big Brother House, I'm back in Chicago.

I'm managing a bar, and I'm having a good time.

My thoughts on the night with Dave--

it was just something that just kind of happened.

This is a fun room.

I'm not embarrassed by it.

I don't regret it.

My family regrets it, but I'm OK with it.

I really didn't have too much concern about having sex on Big

Brother, being the first.

There's very few things in life that I regret.

I don't think there's a big enough reason for me to regret

being intimate on television.

Phew.

And Grandma loved every second of it.

She was actually really thrilled that I gave her a little cameo.

I was very disgusted with David.

I don't know.

I can't believe that he did that and lied to me about it.

What did you do with Amanda?

We just kissed.

David has called me a couple times,

but I'm just keeping my distance from him right now.

So I haven't returned his phone calls.

Bye.

Oh.

I did go to LA for a week and hung

out with Dave a little bit.

We definitely have a good friendship.

We talk very frequently.

Right now I'm text messaging Amanda, seeing what's going on,

what she's doing today.

I got a text from Ranger Dave.

He says.

Hi.

Is there love?

You know, I think it's just too soon to tell.

I was definitely pissed about being

perceived as a dumb blonde.

She's, like, like, like.

Not everything I say is like like like like wow.

Wow. Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

Everybody lied.

Alison, I am sorry, but I cannot stand her.

Every time she comes on the screen,

I just want to stick my arms there and strangle her.

As hard as it may be to believe what

exactly went on with Alison and I,

I was trying to get her to vote.

It was acting.

After kissing her, I left, and I went out and, you know,

washed my mouth out with mouthwash.

Be happy!

The only way I can explain all my crazy antics in the house

is I was just having a blast just being myself

and making everyone else wonder what the hell I was doing.

I'm out for ,.

You know, best of luck to everyone else.

Is it fun to be the first person out?

Not really.

I was happy that I did it.

I would do it again.

Every time I look back at Big Brother,

I just think that I had the greatest

opportunity of a lifetime.

Amanda, Michelle, and David will not be voting

on the winner of Big Brother .

That responsibility falls to the members of the Jury House.

Let's see how Dana, Nathan, Justin, Jack, and the newest

addition, Jee, have been roughing it this past week

in their own private paradise.

It's harder than it looks.

[yells]

He's a big one.

First toss out, I caught a huge--

bullfish?

Bullfish.

The sucker was about this big.

Come on up here, you sucker.

Fishing was the most fun I've had here since I arrived.

Yay!

He's not as big as Nathan's.

Jack-- [laughs] Jack's fish was pretty small.

It was a baby.

I think my fish could've swallowed Jack's whole.

Let's see who the hell's coming through this door.

Who's coming through the door?

Dana is the only female pretty much

in sight around these parts.

And, you know, she's starting to look

better and better each week.

But I don't know.

I'm still a holding out.

It would be nice for Alison to come through the door

and, you know, we could catch up on some business

and maybe a little kissing and hugging and stuff like that.

I'm disappointed at the fact that I

lost, you know, my chance to compete for that $,.

But at the same time, I'm happy to be here and this is awesome.

Good to have you here.

Remember me?

It's been a long time.

I knew when Jee walked through the door,

one of the first things he was going to do

was take a shot at me and Justin.

They're getting it on.

You know they do it every night.

I already know.

I could see it in Justin's face. He's all smiling.

I knew it!

I know!

I know.

I know he got his little thing, little groove move on.

So what's up?

You got the tape?

[interposing voices]

JULIE: Jun again.

The rubber ducky.

JULIE: That is correct.

[interposing voices]

Oh.

This is a cool competition.

JULIE: Congratulations, Jun.

You are the new Head of Household.

Look at Allie.

Look!

The girls!

The damn girls!

What are they doing?

I want to prove that the both of you can trust me

and that I can trust in you.

JULIE: Jee.

You are evicted from the Big Brother House.

Look at Rob.

Oh.

He's so pissed.

I'm telling you guys.

The women are taking over that house.

Look at this.

We went out today.

We caught dinner for the new juror.

I say Justin's rooster fish is number right here.

Better than Jun's cooking.

Poor, Jee.

The water balloon army is loading up on a*mo.

It's initiation time.

Welcome.

Oh!

It's time for the live veto.

Hello again, houseguests.

It's time for the veto meeting.

Alison, as the holder of the final veto,

you can use it to save yourself or Jun from the chopping block

or not use it and let the nomination stand.

If you do use the veto, Erika automatically becomes

the replacement nominee.

Are you prepared to make your decision?

Yes.

OK.

Please do so now.

OK.

Well, guys, I'm going to make this pretty simple and short.

There are only four of us left, and I don't want to take

the risk of being evicted.

So I am going to veto myself.

JULIE: OK.

If you and Erika would please switch seats.

Thank you, ladies.

Now, just a reminder--

Robert, as head of household, is not allowed to vote.

So Alison, you now have the sole vote to evict.

We'll be back in a moment to hear Alison's vote.

When we return, the live eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to Big Brother .

Just moments ago, we watched live

as Alison used the final power of veto

to save herself and take herself off the chopping block.

This automatically forced Erika to be put up in her place.

Now Alison must cast the sole vote

to evict either Erika or Jun.

Whom will she choose?

Let's find out.

Hello again, houseguests.

Alison, you chose to use the final power

veto to take yourself off the chopping block.

Now Erika is sitting there in your place.

In just a moment, I'm going to ask you to cast your vote

to evict either Erika or Jun.

But before I do, I'm going to give each of them

a chance to plead their case as to why they should remain

inside the Big Brother House with you

and Robert as the third member of the final three.

Erika, why don't you go first.

Wow.

I don't think that there is anything I haven't already said

and that Alison doesn't already know about our situation.

So I know she'll do what's best for Alison

and I don't expect anything else.

JULIE: All right.

Thank you, Erika.

And Jun, it's your turn.

Well, now it's come down to this,

and I envy you because you're safe.

But I don't envy you because it's a tough decision.

But what I do know about you is that you're all about the game.

And when it comes down to buckle down and focus, you do.

So I'm just counting on you to make a decision

based on game solely.

And I think both of us will understand

whatever that decision is.

JULIE: All right.

Thank you, Jun.

Now I'd like to remind both Erika and Jun that whoever

is evicted will have one minute to gather their belongings,

say goodbye, and walk out the front door.

Alison, you're up.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

OK.

Guys, I'm in a very, very, very difficult position,

and I want you both to know that I think the world of you both.

And this is not something I want to do,

but it's something that I have to do.

And I have to play this game for myself right now.

So I am so incredibly sorry that I have to evict Erika.

That's OK, babe.

I know.

OK.

It's all right.

It's OK.

You're good.

JULIE: I just have to make it official--

Erika, you've been evicted from the Big Brother House.

I'm fine.

Right.

I'm so sorry.

It's OK, honey.

Don't worry.

[inaudible]

Bye you guys.

Good luck.

Good luck.

Whew!

Free.

- Bye, Erika. - Bye you guys.

Good luck. - Bye, baby.

Take care, OK?

We'll miss you.

Oh wow!

JULIE: Hi, Erika. - Hi!

JULIE: You can put your bag down.

It looks heavy.

You're so little, it's bigger than you are.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Come.

Make yourself comfortable.

You have no idea how hard that is to do in front of somebody.

It's blue, [inaudible].

I got this.

Dude, I know.

I would have been nauseous.

I'm nauseous now.

That was tough.

I know, Allie.

I'm so sorry you had to do that.

That is tough.

Dude, it's the worst, man.

Oh god.

Live?

And you're sending someone home.

You ready for this competition or what.

I guess so.

I should've wore sweats.

Let's do it.

Let's do it, Jun.

You and Alison appear to have a close bond.

You even called her little sister.

Yet here you sit. - Yeah.

Do you feel betrayed?

You know what?

I was really-- I was expecting it.

I know that Alison is the type of person,

she'd play this game very emotionally,

and I knew that there was a lot of fear there with Robert there

still.

And I knew she had to break that up.

I probably would have myself.

So in a sense, I do feel betrayed,

but I don't blame her.

OK.

Your ex, Robert, said that he was going

to take you to the final two.

Do you believe him?

Did you believe him?

Wow.

It's so hard to believe anything in that house.

But you know what?

My gut instinct is that he probably would have.

I'm kind of glad that I'm not in the situation

where I had to choose between Alison and Robert.

I don't know.

Oh.

So Jun wasn't even a contender.

You were choosing who to take--

Yeah.

I would definitely have taken Alison or Robert.

And why is that?

Strategy who you can win against.

Yeah.

I don't know if I could have won against Jun.

I don't know.

And do you think that's why Robert would have said he was

going to take you, because he thinks that he had the best

shot at winning against you? - Yeah.

Against me. I think So.

JULIE: Really. - I don't know.

It's so hard.

There's so many things that are going on in that house.

- Changes by the minute. - It does.

It really does.

All right.

Between Jun, Alison, and Robert, who do you

think is the strongest player?

You know, I predicted it from week three,

and I really think Alison might win this game.

You could be right.

Stranger things have happened.

Now, we all saw on premier night when

Robert walked through that door, your ex,

your face just dropped.

But it appears as if the two of you have mended fences.

Does that surprise you?

No.

It really doesn't because I'd like to consider

myself a very forgiving person.

I mean, I think that forgiveness is such

a key to life in any situation.

So I'm glad that it happened.

I really am.

What do you think the future holds for the two of you?

I think definitely a friendship.

Definitely a friendship.

So you'll keep in touch?

Otherwise, you wouldn't have had you

not experienced Big Brother.

Probably not.

Probably not.

So I guess I can thank you guys for mending that.

It's good.

It's never good to have an enemy, I suppose.

I think you're right.

Well, after more than two months in the house,

you've left a strong impression on everyone.

And the last three people left in the house

recorded special messages for you to hear in the venue

we're sitting here tonight.

It's here.

Erika, I guess we are a dying breed.

Here's to very strong women who have played this game.

Here's to surviving the ex factor.

You know, you and Robert were the last exes.

And unfortunately, you had to go before him.

I hope that one day when I get older, I can be at least half

of the woman that you are.

I want you to know that the only reason I had to do this to you

was because I can't beat you in the end.

Erika, we've come a long way in this game.

And if anything, I respect you more than I ever have.

I love the way we've made up.

I'm really looking forward to a new relationship

outside the house.

I can't wait for the day when we can

go out salsa dancing, Cuban dancing, like we used to

and have fun.

I'll always be there for you for the rest of my life.

So take care, Erika.

Very touching.

Very sweet.

Will you go dancing with him?

Yeah.

I probably will.

He's a great dancer.

We had fun.

JULIE: Final thoughts?

Wow.

What a long, strange trip it's been in that's for sure.

JULIE: And it's not over yet.

Oh god.

You are the second to last member of the jury who will

vote on who wins Big Brother .

You'll be joining in the Jury House Dana,

Nathan, Jack, Justin, and Jee.

I miss them.

And we'll bring you all back here on finale night

to vote on September th.

In the meantime, congratulations on a game well played.

Thank you so much, Julie. JULIE: And good luck to you.

It was a pleasure. Thank you.

Who will become the final head of household?

The competition begins when we return.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to Big Brother .

Tonight, we begin the first part of a three part

head of household competition.

Because this is the last HOH competition,

all three houseguests are allowed to compete.

That means it's down to Robert, Jun, and Alison.

This will be their toughest trial yet.

Let's get the final HOH competition underway.

Houseguests, the power for the final tie is up for grabs.

Robert, even though you are the outgoing HOH tonight,

you are eligible to compete.

We're about to begin part one of a three part competition.

Now, whichever one of you wins round

one will automatically advance to round three.

The remaining two will battle it out in the second round,

and that winner will then advance to round three as well.

The winner of round three becomes the last head

of household and guarantees themselves

a spot in the final two.

Now, I'd like the three of you to head out to the backyard.

As you can see, the Big Brother House just got a whole lot

smaller for each of you.

There are three keys with your names on them.

I want each of you to take your key, climb onto a house.

Once you do that, insert your key

in the slot in front of you.

Yep.

Climb onto the roof.

OK.

JULIE: All right.

Now everyone, hold onto your key.

Be sure to get a good grip.

I'll let Jun get all wrapped up and prepared here and Alison.

All right.

Is everyone holding their key tightly?

Good.

Because the last person standing without letting go of their key

will be the winner of round one.

You are not allowed to sit or kneel on your house.

You must remain standing at all times.

And there will be no sleeping, no eating,

and no bathroom breaks.

I'll let the three of you get comfortable,

and I'll be back to check in on you in just a minute.

It looks like it's going to be a long night

for Robert, Jun, and Alison.

What they don't know is that to heat this competition up,

we're about to cool things down severely.

Stay with us to see what's about to happen.

Just minutes ago, the final head of household competition

got underway.

Don't forget that you can see this competition

continue to play out live on the internet feed

available at CBS.com, where you can also vote for the latest

America's choice.

There's no show this Friday.

So tune in next Tuesday at / Central.

Then join me back here one week from tonight.

In the meantime, let's return to the backyard

and see how the final three are holding up.

Hi, everyone.

Is everyone comfortable?

Yes.

Yes.

Well, I have some good news for you.

I know it's been rather hot at the Big Brother House lately.

But this year, Christmas is coming early.

So relax and get ready to chill out.

Good luck and good night.

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Ow!

[laughing]

Ouch!

They're going to actually watch this.

Ow!

Ow! Ow.

Ow. Ow.

Ow.

Ouch!

Ow!

Ow!

Ow!

Hello?

My ear!

Ow!

OK, being an ice skater.

I'm used to this.

This is your company.

OK.

So if you win, this one--

whoever wins the first one is guaranteed.

To go to the third.

That doesn't mean they'll win.