01x08 - Episode 8

[bunniefuu]

All right.

Who voted me out?

Speak up.

I'd like everybody to tell me why they voted me out.

I'd like to know.

I'd like us all to talk about it right now.

I want people to tell me.

[theme song]

NARRATOR: Prue-nomination jitters

caused the house to divide.

You're getting all bossy here.

The sandwiches are all out of alignment.

I dunno.

This is important to knead this bread.

Yeah.

Is she giving you a hard time, Jamie?

I should have came and slept with you last night.

Tonight's going to be boring.

Instead of participating in--

I'm going to bed early.

I just went in the red room.

They're asking. - They're good?

Yeah.

They're asking me about the tone of the house,

after the nominations and everything.

What do you think?

I think it's fake.

Do you?

Yeah.

I think everyone's fake.

Like you see, I nominated Mega and Jordan.

And I was quiet, low-toned with them beforehand.

And I'm sure as hell now, you know what I'm saying?

Uh-huh.

I feel that maybe nobody else nominated them.

I don't know, but--

why are you out of your house?

But I feel that if people did--

Get back, get back, get back, no, no, no.

- Haha. - Silly.

Get outta here.

Come on.

I'll take it to you, just get in your house.

Eddie and the old folks.

They're a happy little family.

They're all so lazy.

Big cr*pple son.

That's [inaudible]

Like, I wasn't tight with them before.

And I'm not going to try to get tight with them

now, knowing that one of them's leaving, you know?

Yeah, I understand.

Knowing that I voted one of them.

So I just hope that they don't go trying to,

A, jeopardize the weekly challenge

and give three false answers knowingly.

And B, they don't go trying to quote unquote, sabotage

the rest of us in terms of food supplies,

trying to eat anything and drink everything in sight.

I didn't even think about that.

That is a possibility. - You know?

I could see.

So I said, you know, I said I just hope that they--

because I could see Mega doing that, to tell you the truth.

Because I think I'll just start [muted] with people.

Yeah.

That was--

That was like two of us.

You know what I'm surprised at?

I'm surprised that more of you don't pray

before dinner, or before meals.

This is like a cultural shock to me.

I never see that.

No?

Hardly ever.

Why are you sitting and looking like--

Mm-mm.

I just, I'm amazed.

Pass the salt and pepper please.

Do you want salt and pepper?

Karen, can we have the olive oil and vinegar, please?

There's the olive oil.

Thank you.

And there is the vinegar.

Thanks.

Shallot?

Once again, we're all silent.

Just wolfing in our food.

You all together?

I'll say it if nobody else will.

- What? - Are you all together?

Mm hm.

You just break out laughing for no reason.

I'm laughing at you.

Why?

I'm just chewing.

[music playing]

So you, Eddie and Karen have formed a happy little family

there, I noticed.

You're kicking me to the curb.

I ain't kicking nobody to no curb.

You're making me feel like the oddball.

I'm not making nobody feel like the oddball.

Excluded.

I'm just rolling with the flow.

Oh.

It's all right in the flow.

You can roll with the flow if you want to, too.

How can I roll with the flow?

You just got to be with the flow.

That's all you got to do to roll with the flow.

Oh. Be with the flow.

What's the flow?

The flow is whatever's happening at the moment.

That's the flow.

Ah.

So what do you want to flow with?

Hm.

I'd rather create my own flow.

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NARRATOR: When we come back, William

and Jordan demand some answers.

You're afraid of yourself.

You're afraid because-- and you know what, this next week's

going to be great.

Because now I can say whatever the [muted] I want.

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NARRATOR: The time to announce the nominations

has finally arrived.

JULIE: Hello houseguests.

It's Julie again.

Can you hear me better this time?

Yeah.

What time did she say it was?

JULIE: Haha.

Oh, Willie, you're such a card.

[all laughing]

JULIE: In just a moment, I will be announcing the two names

and revealing who the two nominees are.

And as you all know, one of the two nominees

must leave the house next Thursday.

So is everyone ready? - Yes.

Yes.

I mean, I guess so.

JULIE: The first nominee is William.

Yes.

[laughing]

Haters.

JULIE: All right.

William, you're taking it well.

The next nominee is Jordan.

Oh, that's all they're going to do?

Is that it?

They're gone?

And they're outta here.

JULIE: All right, houseguests.

I will be back next week.

Until then, Jordan, William, good luck to both of you.

Damn.

Later.

All right, who voted me out?

Speak up.

Let me guess.

George, Karen, Brittney, Eddie.

Don't all speak at once.

I'd really like everybody to tell me why they voted me out.

Shall we decide as a group? I mean--

There's one reason that I don't want to do that.

Because whoever is left is going to turn the other people

against each other, because they'd know that they didn't

vote either one of these people or she did,

or just one of the people or-- - Right.

We should decide as a group. Do we--

That's not necessarily true.

No, I don't think it is.

I'm very willing to meet on an individual basis.

I think that the people who are nominated

should have the say.

Hm.

That's interesting.

You know, I mean, you guys nominated us.

You guys need to tell us.

You guys need to-- you need to--

Now they try to run away. Get some ba*ls.

Yeah.

You need to fess up and tell us what your reasons were

and who nominated us.

I think that's only fair.

I think we should all decide as a group.

Because we're all going to nominated.

I we should take a majority vote.

- See, I'm with him. - Majority vote.

Because he's absolutely right.

What if we didn't vote you, you know what I'm saying?

And we disclose who.

You know what I'm saying?

If you want to find out, you come talk to us individually.

That's how I feel. I'm with him.

And we can disclose everything then.

Yeah. You come talk to us.

No. No.

You got to leave it good for the--

Obviously, you guys are going to find out, when you get out

of the house and when we're all done,

and we're all like next week--

I mean, we should decide as a group

to either share as a group and do it all together, or just not

say anything until everybody is out and we all talk.

See, I know if it was me, I wouldn't want to know.

I wouldn't want to know who voted me.

Well you know what, you're not nominated.

Eddie, you're not nominated. - But that's not true.

It was us.

I'm telling you when it does come my time,

that's how it's going to be.

Well, when it's your time, you can decide.

Well when it's your time, you can decide.

Well, when it is my time, I'll decide then.

Right.

We're talking about now.

But we're making a decision right now.

No, you're making the decision.

To set a basis that every time,

every week someone gets nominated, that we're

going to talk to about it. - No, because--

Everything is like you or we or let's make it

as if we're making a decision.

[interposing voices]

This is what I think.

I think the people who got nominated,

they should at least have the option of talking about it

in a group if they want to.

And should have honest answers from people.

We have to make a compromise here.

Because that's your individual want.

And I don't necessarily want that.

And other people do want that.

What are the negatives about talking about it in a group?

- You're going to create-- - It hurts the group.

[interposing voices]

How does it hurt the group?

It does.

Everything we've done so far, we've done as a group.

Why make this individual?

And what I'm saying is, you're going to leave

individual hurt behind.

But if we decide right now to decide as a group

or decide to tell individually, or not to decide at all,

we take a vote on it.

And the majority wins. - How is it--

OK.

I'm not going to be pissy.

I'm not going to be mad if we talk in a group

and you guys say, you know, you guys, I voted for both you guys

because you guys seem to get along,

and I have problems with both of you.

I don't like this, I don't like that.

I think all of us are strong enough people

that we can handle some-- - That's not my concern.

- But let me finish talking. - OK.

I think all of us are strong enough people that we

can handle some criticism.

And the thing that's going to make me pissy

is if we get up and leave right now

and then William and I are left for the rest of the week--

Mega.

Having to deal with--

That's my TV name.

Mega and I are left for the rest of the week,

having to deal with this like--

having to approach each person individually and be like,

um, did you vote me out?

You know, I would rather just get it

all out in the open right now.

I'm not going to be mad at you guys if you voted for me.

This is the risk I took coming into the house.

Yeah, I'm not going to be chasing around people

individually like a damn puppy.

I'm not going to be upset.

Go ahead.

Well, if I stayed or I was marked

and then I stayed and I knew who had voted me in and out,

that would influence my feelings.

It would inevitably influence my feelings.

But every week this is going to happen.

And then it also influences the vote.

And more importantly, in my opinion,

it would probably inhibit me really opening up to everybody

and taking everybody in.

Exactly.

Which is the point of this whole thing.

OK.

You guys seem to have the same opinion.

But listen to what I'm saying.

I think you as a group should have a little bit

of sensitivity for positions we are

in because we have to live with you guys seven more days, OK?

Do you guys understand that?

I don't really know, you know, exactly what

people are thinking about me.

But he and I have talked about this.

We're like, yeah, we're going to totally get voted out.

We totally called it.

You said totally.

I didn't say totally.

We called it because you know, it's

like everybody's pussyfooting around everybody else right

now.

The Brady Bunch.

And it's like, he and I are ready to break the ice

and just be like, hey, if you have a problem, great.

If you don't, great.

This is who I am.

Let's not make it this big personal thing.

Let's just be people around each other.

They want that money.

What?

I said they want that money.

You guys are all afraid.

That's why you're saying this.

You're afraid.

I'm willing to do it as a group

and say that two people are nominated and say why.

You're afraid of yourself.

You're afraid of yourself.

You're afraid because-- and you know what, this next week's

going to be great.

Because now I know I can say whatever the [muted] I want.

Because you're afraid. - You haven't been doing that?

You're afraid.

Everyone's afraid that this is going to make

things difficult for them.

You guys are not thinking about me.

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NARRATOR: The two marked houseguests plot their revenge.

Man, [muted] them.

Don't you know-- of course, one of us is going to go.

But I guarantee you, listen--

One of us is going to go and that sucks because they

totally wanted to divide us.

They totally wanted to divide us.

Because they saw us, like, being--

- The most real people there. - The most open.

Being real.

And now one of us is going to go.

So they're going to totally divide us.

You got to remember.

If anybody any sense, other than people who had conflict,

with the exception of you and Eddie and me

and Britney, the people who they felt most threatened to win

is who you would vote for.

Totally.

But I guarantee you, one of our asses

will be here in the final three.

Because we got juice.

They boring as [muted].

They the [muted] Brady Bunch.

Here's a story of a boy named Joshua.

I mean Josh is cool, but don't get me wrong.

This [muted] is boring.

What if you go.

Then I'm going to be here.

Who am I going to hang out with?

You gonna be like--

And what if I go?

That sucks.

I'm a rough rider.

I don't got to hang out with none of they a*s.

I'll roll by my damn self.

[laughing]

But just screw them all.

Just screw them all.

Look--

Oh my God.

They all sitting there, oh, oh.

You know what though?

It's my a*s that's going to be voted out.

Why you say?

Because America knows--

Oh, you know what I was going to tell you?

I was an exotic dancer.

And they're all going to be like--

No, but listen.

That's not-- America, they get turned on by that [muted]..

Don't let none of them come kissing up to you.

Ain't that what I tell you, [inaudible]..

Tell them get the [muted] out your face.

None of them.

Tell me, [inaudible].

Hey, at least we've got a week.

We've got a week to be here.

I mean, I can do a lot in a week, and just--

Time to get your--

Because I'm planning on going home.

I'm planning on going home in a week.

We should go get our workout on, eat extra food--

whatever we do, we'll make it-- look, we'll make it even,

you see what I'm saying?

What do you mean?

That way we'll allow for the American public

to judge us based on the past week.

Not on anything we do while we're here from now on.

Man, but don't sweat this [muted]..

They all in there all bitching.

I don't think, well I don't think, well I don't think--

they don't want to smile at you as the day goes on.

Get the [muted] out of here.

I didn't say, no, we're not worried about that other.

I didn't say I [inaudible]

[music playing]

This is really hard for me because in normal life,

I would go to the two people that I voted out and say,

you two, I voted out.

But everybody in the house doesn't want anybody to know,

you know?

So it's like, Will doesn't seem to care to know.

But Jordan really wants to know.

I think if I told her, I would get more respect from her.

But I would be betraying everybody else in the house.

But I feel like I betrayed her.

So either way I'm a backstabber, you know what I'm saying.

I don't like this.

It sucks.

It's like I feel like I'm not being real.

And it's like I feel like I'm in this house

not being completely open.

But it's like it's a game.

You know, I mean it's--

I feel like an icky person.

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NARRATOR: Dinner conversation is at a minimum.

[music playing]

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NARRATOR: Later that night, Karen and Jordan

reveal their nomination.

It's not who you are.

It's not what you stand for or anything else.

It was just-- the numbers just added up, you know?

And it just--

I know you and I voted for each other, too.

It's not anything against you.

It's not-- it has nothing to do with that.

You know, it's just this feeling from someone we met.

It's not that-- if you ever needed me,

I would be there in a heartbeat, you know?

But it was just--

it's just-- it's just--

it's not-- I mean, there are some people,

you know, that-- right off--

I mean, without a doubt, that it's

going to keep on happening.

You know, you're going to--

you start seeing, OK, which ones do I bond with,

which ones am I close to?

And which ones--

I didn't do it that way at all, but.

That's how I did.

Because I figure, if you're going to live somewhere,

it has to be somebody that you click with.

You have to.

It's like sharing an apartment with somebody.

You're not going to find--

you're not going to bring somebody in that's

just totally your opposite.

That you don't have chemistry with.

You want somebody in there that you can relate to,

that has the same goals, that has the same background.

You know, you want somebody that, you know,

you're compatible with.

And it's the same thing here.

And that's the way I look at.

This isn't how I expected it to be.

Yeah

And I feel bad that you're mad.

I expected that they were going to say my name tonight.

And so I started thinking of all the things

that I would be happy to-- who I'd be happy to see.

And I just-- and I wish they would have called my name.

I don't want to see you like this.

I really don't.

And I feel like you looked at me.

I'm going to go there.

You looked at me like you were so mad at me.

And none of it was--

nothing has ever been done in hate or anger, you know?

And it just-- and I don't want you to feel that way.

I would rather be the one to go than to deal

with what's going on now.

Because I don't want you to be this way.

I don't want to feel bad.

I don't want you to be hurt.

I want-- I want you to be able to deal with it, you know?

Because you're not going to-- you're not--

you're probably not going to be the one next week to go.

I don't want you to deal with this.

I really don't.

It bugs the [muted] out of me.

I wish I could take it away from you.

I just-- today, you know, just working out with you, I just--

I didn't know you.

And I haven't known you.

And that was what I said in the red room.

You know, today-- today was different.

I felt-- I felt more connected.

And we're going to do that.

And this just happened to be something, you know,

that happened first.

But I could have just as easily been the one.

And I wish it would have been me.

Because I don't want you to go through with this.

And I appreciate Will for being the way he is because I just--

I don't like this part of it.

I don't-- I don't like conflict.

I don't like confrontations.

I don't like anybody to be hurt.

And I don't-- and I don't want to see you hurt.

I really don't.

And I just hate it.

I hate it so much.

It makes me sick.

But I can't change it.

Oh Karen, I don't hate you.

That's what I told them in the red room.

I wished I could go in and and say, take me instead.

You know, if it worked I'd do it.

Because I don't want you to go through this.

And I didn't talk to you because I thought you were mad at me.

And I didn't know what to say.

And any time there's a group of people, I can't.

I can't unload.

I can't say how I'm feeling.

And I-- and I wanted so badly when we were all in there

to just start spilling my guts.

It's not that I don't like you or anything, I just--

I never-- I felt like when I first met you,

I felt like you just kind of looked at me.

And that's what I told them in the red room.

I just-- I didn't feel like--

it was like, you're a different personality than me.

And it takes a while to get to know people.

But it's nothing against you.

I think you're cool.

I like to listen to you.

And I appreciate what you do for us out here.

I mean, you're not doing it for you.

You're doing it for everybody that wants to work out.

And I know you are.

And you encourage.

And I appreciate that.

But I don't want you to be mad.

I don't want you to be hurt.

Aw.

I am too.

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