02x20 - Episode 20

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother"--

JULIE: Nicole, your dream has come true.

[cheering]

JULIE: Congratulations.

I won!

JULIE: You are finally the head of household.

NARRATOR: Nicole became the queen of the house.

Who wants to volunteer to be nominated?

Not me!

Not me.

NARRATOR: And held court to decide the fate of her kingdom.

A really big problem to me is the closeness

of you and Krista.

Mhm.

You have a power of two there.

NARRATOR: Hardy wanted Krista out.

Krista's bull [muted] everybody.

Mhm.

Going around, stabbing everyone in the back, whatever.

NARRATOR: And Will stuck to his plan to lie low and lie.

I've prided myself on lying since Day One.

And I have to continue that.

NARRATOR: The game heated up when

best friends Krista and Monica feared their days together

were numbered.

NARRATOR: Nicole's axe split the friendship.

So I nominated you, Krista, and you, Monica.

NARRATOR: Krista's former allies, Bunky, Hardy, and Will

voted to evict her from the house,

leaving a trail of emotions in her wake.

I love you.

And I love you, too.

NARRATOR: With no head of household this week,

anyone can take control.

Every time someone is evicted, it seems that people realign.

NARRATOR: Tonight's food competition

will dangle an enticing carrot, but will

tempt each player to choose between money and each other.

If I lose the food competition again,

I'm going to smash peanut butter and jelly

all over this entire house.

NARRATOR: It all begins now "Big Brother ."

[music - theme, "big brother"]

The hour after the eviction was horrible.

We were all very pained.

That's been the worst eviction yet.

Damn them!

You stop it.

You belong in here, just like everybody else.

You can't talk.

Listen to me.

[sobbing]

Monica was obviously horribly, horrendously mad,

which I don't blame her.

Krista and I-- we know.

We saw eye to eye a long time ago without verbally

having any conversations.

That's what we did.

We created safe space for each other.

I love you.

And I love you, too.

[inaudible]

When you're by yourself, and you have no

family or friends who you can trust,

this is some scary [muted].

I'm almost embarrassed to even be in this house

at this point because of my efforts.

I hate doing this, you know.

But that's why we're here.

That's what I voted.

So--

I feel like the right decision would have been for me

to give Krista a courtesy vote.

I didn't do that.

I truly felt, you know, this big.

I just felt like a total coward.

The only reason I'm here is because of Krista, you know?

Second week, if she had nominated me,

I would have been out.

And everybody said nominate me.

She saved his a*s.

And he dogged out.

And I will remind him that every day.

That Krista has said to me why didn't you give me a vote?

And I'm just, like, no reason, other than I'm

a coward and a weakling.

She really trusted Nicole, and she trusted Will.

Hardy let her down.

Bunky was in the air.

Bunky, I love you, babe.

Me, too.

I'm sorry.

[crying]

It was tough for me to vote to evict Krista,

because by her not winning this game

it might have ruined some life dreams that she might've had.

And I care about Krista.

I care about her deeply.

Bunky's in there acting like he didn't cast a vote.

No one told me how to vote.

I voted because it made sense for me to do it that way.

I don't feel good about what happened.

But I would certainly be on the chopping block

if she was the head of the household.

So that made it a lot easier, as well.

I just-- I don't know, man.

No one can raise their head above anyone else here, period.

I think all of us needed an outlet.

And there is no outlet in here.

All you can do is cry or keep it inside or scream.

No, I'm not all right.

[crying] This place blows.

I hate it!

Aw!

Nicole, good game.

See you in the end.

[laughs]

Nicole was ultimately responsible

for Krista's eviction.

That's no secret.

Everybody knows it, including Krista.

I don't know why Nicole was so upset about it.

I mean, it was all her doing.

Nicole might have also been upset with Krista

saying, now that I'm evicted--

Nicole, if you make it to the last two,

I will have the last word.

Because I will get to vote, and I will not vote for you,

Nicole.

It's just part of the process.

It's not a good part.

It's the [muted] part.

But it is part of the process.

I know it sucks.

Trust me.

I know it sucks.

And Krista hates me now.

The weak thing was selling me out to them

when you promised Boogie.

But that's all right.

You came in here low man.

And I understand that.

And I mean, it's a game.

I haven't cried in years.

When Krista left, it just drew up so much emotion.

I really felt I let Mike Boogie down.

I felt like I let Shannon down.

I knew I let Krista down.

Most importantly, I just embarrassed myself.

It's OK.

It's just a game, man.

We're all going to get together when we get out, man, OK?

Just think of the hospital.

Think about whatever you got to think about, OK?

Thank you.

He felt like a coward.

And I think he was so ashamed of himself.

I think Will felt selfish and felt bad about feeling selfish,

which is not like Will.

I just couldn't stand up and do

the right thing, even for once.

Will is growing as a human being,

and there is hope for the evil doctor.

And I think that's wonderful.

When I was crying on the basketball court,

I went over to talk to Monica to make

sure that she saw me crying.

Because I really don't want them perceiving me

as someone who's strong for fear of being nominated and ousted.

I'm going to continue to pretend to be very quiet and weak.

I was % ready to cast my vote for Krista, and--

I knew how it was going to go down, but I thought she

was going to get more-- huh?

I was intimidated.

I'm intimidated, you know? I'm afraid.

I don't want to be next.

Like Bunky did last week with Kent.

He didn't want to be the one vote.

And I didn't want to be the one vote, either.

I didn't cry when Shannon left. I didn't cry when Boogie left.

I know you didn't.

- I was bawling today. - And that's OK.

And that's not a bad thing.

That's to let you know you're human.

Like I told Bunk--

I don't want to lose myself, either.

But I-- I ain't no punk, either.

And she wasn't either.

Mhm.

Sometimes you got to know when to throw in the towel.

But know that-- you know--

That's the smartest thing I've heard anyone

say since I've been here.

Monica and I had a long discussion.

And during the middle of the discussion,

I had to interrupt her and tell her

that that was one of the smartest things I have heard

since I've been in the house.

I don't even know what she was talking about.

It just seemed like a good idea for me

to say that and interject that comment at the time.

So you know, anything I can say to not get nominated

is something I'm trying to do.

And the crazy thing is, like, me,

you and Bunky haven't won HoH and we're still here.

And I don't even know how that's possible,

just lucky, just crazy.

We both are the same way as far

as-- we're not going to sell ourselves to the devil--

not going to.

And the devil is busy in this house, very much so.

You think I'm going to go for the crying?

He ain't going to sucker me in.

Oh, hell no.

My guard's been up with him since Day One.

It's not going to go down now because I

saw a bunch of fricking tears.

The good thing is that now there's no one

left in the house that I like.

So we can start anew and let the games begin.

[dance music playing]

I think Monica and I are going to be bonding more and more

over the next couple of weeks.

Because I want to see Monica and myself in the final three.

Hey, what you--

you're doing.

But like I said, you know?

You don't have to do anything.

I'm just saying from here on, after this,

I can't let them know that I'm close to you.

For protection of both of us, because then

they'll g*ng up on us.

Let them think that you're all alone, you know?

Too early to talk about this, but I'm just kind of curious.

Who is right now the number one person

you want to see leave next?

We both say names.

You should know.

No, I don't know.

I need to know.

Yes, you do.

- Will? - No.

Who [muted] put me up?

OK.

Nicole, Nicole, it's Nicole.

OK. OK.

Who put me up against my good friend?

All right.

But I remember what Hardy and Nicole said to me.

It's a game, it's nothing personal.

I know. I know.

I know. I know.

I know that.

What I'm concerned about is, who is going to win the game.

No, you need to concentrate on who's

going to win head of household.

That's what you need to concentrate on.

I know. I know.

OK. That's fine.

I'm going to win head of household.

OK?

But I just got to know who everyone's voting for.

We don't have that choice. It's out there.

Good.

We don't have to talk about it. It's cool.

You afraid? You're scared?

I'm scared of somebody winning this game.

One thing that I did not share with Monica

is that I want the third position to be Nicole.

Because Monica doesn't want that.

And I want to somehow try to convince Monica that we

need to get rid of Hardy.

But I think Monica just wants to get revenge against Nicole.

So that's going to be very tricky for me

to balance that relationship.

I would give anything to have some beer and a beach.

They could get, like, a movie theater.

They don't have to do that, do they?

They can just play that fifth movie in here.

Fine.

Fine.

Then bring the movie out here.

We've got the plasma screen.

We could all just sit down and be so incredibly

happy just watching one movie.

Let Monica see "ET," please.

God, no [muted].

I mean, I think I'm the only person in the world

that's never seen "ET." - I think you are!

God, I mean, just thinking about it, I'm getting oh!

I'd be so happy.

"Big Brother" decided to ask me to be the emcee

for the luxury competition.

[cheering]

Yay!

[applause]

This is part one of the luxury competition.

First thing, go to the storage room, and get dressed.

[cheering]

[energetic music playing]

[inaudible]

Yes!

Hurry, hurry, hurry!

We were given orange jumpsuits,

which I always liked.

Because I've always dreamed of being a fireman slash stripper.

[laughing]

I was wondering if anyone in this house

has a glass of water, because we're working outside.

It's getting a little sweaty.

[inaudible]

[laughter]

This week's individual luxury competition is a blockbuster.

"Big Brother" wants to give one of us

a chance to chill out in our very own movie theater.

[cheering]

The movie theater has a special private screening

of a blockbuster hit, which is this summer's number one movie.

The head of the household room has been converted

into a "Big Brother" cineplex.

It's got a -inch viewing screen--

- Nice! - --theater seats--

Bam!

--concession stand--

Bam!

--and buttered popcorn.

[cheering]

A ticket into the Cineplex is frozen in the middle

of everyone's ice block.

When the whistle sounds, you will

begin chipping away at the ice with this ice block

chipping tool.

I was rather surprised to see that it was a hatchet

handle and no hatchet.

The first person to reach their ticket

and run through the turnstiles and deposit their ticket

wins the movie.

All right now.

Come on!

Is everybody ready to do some blockbusting?

[cheering]

Woo!

Good luck, everyone.

I'll tell you what the move was about tonight.

Oh no you won't!

[hammering]

In addition to the wooden handle,

we were also given a small white bucket.

We could use that white bucket to pour water over the ice

to help melt it a little bit.

My initial reaction was to take my ice block

and throw it on the floor.

I was told I couldn't do that.

So I just attempted to chip away.

Clearly, that wasn't the way to go.

It was a lot better to take your time, use some water,

create some sort of strategy.

My strategy was to beat the hell out of that block

of ice with that hammer handle.

[tarzan yell].

[hammering]

Good god, I can't breathe.

My arms were-- it was just terrible.

I mean, that thing was really hard.

I have at least an hour to go.

Monica's kicking a*s!

Go, Monya!

Go, girl!

Look at Bunky!

Come on, Monica!

There it is, Monica!

I actually thought any second now Monica is

going to yell that she has it.

And I knew I was so close to getting mine.

So as soon as I got mine, I didn't yell.

I didn't scream.

I just grabbed it.

And I just quickly, quietly, ran to the slot

to put my ticket in.

Is he done?

Bunky!

[cheering]

I thought he was going to get another bucket of water.

I turn around, he's done.

I was, like, wow.

Good for Bunky.

[inaudible]

No one helped me.

I won this competition on my own, and that feels so good.

And that gives me so much confidence,

which I really needed at this point in the game.

Oh, god!

[inaudible] I won something on my own!

After Bunky won, no one realized it until after Will

pointed it out-- that the back of the ticket actually said,

admit two.

How did you know how to work it like that?

I didn't.

I'm number two.

Damn!

[inaudible]

So then it was kind of interesting to see

what was going to happen next.

I already see a whopping, huge popcorn machine.

Oh!

I hope it's hot popcorn.

OK, go ahead.

Congratulations, Bunky!

[applause]

Congratulations, Bunky!

[inaudible]

You have won a night at the "Big Brother" cineplex.

Yes!

To make this evening extra special,

"Big Brother" is allowing you to invite the HouseGuest--

[WHISPERS] me--

of your choice for a special private screening

of "American Pie ."

[cheering]

Aw!

[video playback]

They said they'd be friends forever.

Woo!

Now, after a year at college--

- Where's my big guy? - Oh no!

Hey!

Oh!

[interposing voices]

Get out, Dad!

"American Pie ."

Rated R.

[end playback]

[applause]

You will have three minutes to decide to choose me

to go to the theater with you.

All right, so I have three minutes to decide.

Quickly, seriously, seconds, why I

should take you to the movies? seconds.

Hardy, why should I take you?

Just because I think I'm a good guy.

And I like you.

[laughs]

Nicole, why should I take you to the movies?

Because I saw that movie five times.

I took everybody who hadn't seen it to go see it because they

hadn't gone to see it yet.

"American Pie" ?

"American Pie" .

Love that movie, and I didn't put you on the block last week.

Ooh!

I didn't put you on the block for two weeks.

Oh!

That's wrong!

[interposing voices]

That is wrong!

I want to go to the movie!

She, I think, abused her power as head of household.

And she said, because one of the reasons

why is because, Bunky, I didn't put you up for nomination.

I didn't really like that, and that didn't

go over well with Will, either.

Monica, why should I take you to the movies?

Well, you know, I'll make it easy for you.

I can see it when I get out. It's all right.

You can let somebody else go.

I'm not going to do it. 'Cause I can wait.

Oh, she's a bigger woman than us.

Trying the old reverse psychology there, huh?

And also, Bunky, believe it or not, I

actually promised Shannon that I would wait

to see this movie with her.

And I know how you are about choosing things.

So I will take some more pressure off you,

and remove myself from the competition.

Wow.

OK, I'm not that large of a person.

I want to see the [muted] movie.

I'd love to take all of you guys to the movies.

But I thought I was coming in second,

and I thought Monica was going to win.

And if she had won, I would want her to take me.

So Monica, since you came in second,

I'd like to take you to the movies.

Aw. [applause]

Oh, thank you!

Oh, come on, Monica.

Get excited.

I'm excited!

Thank you, Bunky.

I appreciate it.

Thank you.

Aw.

My god, dude.

Oh, my god.

Ah, ha ha!

There's room for four people in here.

But you got the big Cokes with the screw off caps.

What's in this?

- Can't I have one of those? - What's in it?

All right. Well, you all have fun.

- Thank you! - [inaudible], man.

Bunky, congratulations.

Congratulations.

Enjoy your movie.

Monica, please enjoy your movie.

I appreciate that.

Bye, guys.

I used to work in a movie theater.

Excellent.

What would you like?

One of everything.

[movie music playing]

Bunky, you won the luxury.

I couldn't believe it!

Picking Monica was the right thing to do

and the fair thing to do.

And I want to cheer up Monica, and I want her to laugh.

[laughter]

[video playback]

Thank you for helping me out.

- Keep it real, homies. - You, too, sir.

Have a good summer.

[end playback]

I enjoyed the movie.

[laughter]

That was the greatest gift that somebody could give

me at this point in this game.

- Oh, my god. - Oh, yeah!

[laughter]

Oh, yeah!

[inaudible]

You try to be our mom.

But you're her favorite, we know it.

Mhm.

Oh, I haven't catered to each one of you?

Not enough.

Not as much as the pretty boy.

[smooching noise]

Poor little boys.

I get the feeling Bunky and I are

going to be on a therapist's couch in a couple weeks.

She loves him more.

I was the baby child.

Oh, no.

I really love all three of the guys.

I would love it if it was just the four of us

in here, which it should be.

And beyond that, who knows what will happen.

I mean, it's a crapshoot.

There's no head of household this week.

So the power is up for grabs.

I imagine that new alliances will be formed.

Some old ones might be strained.

Hopefully, some people will ask me to join a secret alliance.

If they do, of course I'll except.

Listen, I can't--

I mean, if there's something I can tell you,

I swear on my life--

Bunky, I swear on my life.

Will and I have a common goal, and that's to prevent

Hardy from winning the game.

[yelling] Do not hit my juggling ba*ls over the wall!

[thud]

No, I didn't see it.

Certainly.

Certainly.

I've been afraid of Hardy since Week .

He knows how to persuade people.

He's very talented.

He's very skilled.

He's the total package.

If I can beat Hardy, woo, that would be saying a lot.

Hardy was trying to use you as a scapegoat, which--

I just think that's dirty pool.

I don't give a damn if I win.

I don't.

I do.

I know you do.

And I also [inaudible] you [inaudible]..

You want to talk about the game?

What game?

Oh.

Hey, what are we doing here?

The game, yeah.

Apparently, Hardy is on a mission to get Will out.

At least, that's what he says.

I think Will needs to go next.

Do you think?

Well, I have been saying that a long time.

I know you have.

But how many times have I got to nominate the [muted]

to get him out the door?

I nominated him twice.

[whispering] How many times have I nominated Will?

Twice.

Thank you.

How many times has Will been put up?

- Two. - I did put him there--

You did.

--both times.

Right.

Third time's the charm.

[whispering] Third time's the charm.

My problem with Will, number one,

is he's the last remaining member of Chilltown.

I've been telling people that the last couple of times.

But when you don't have head of household,

you don't have no say in nothing.

He's doing [muted],, and saying [muted]..

- Oh, let me tell you something. - And lying and deceiving.

And guess what?

And guess what?

There are some people who fell for it, because they

didn't know no better.

My position is why the [muted] is that person still in here?

If people had all those opportunities, when that person

that's sliding through is still here.

I'm tired of people sliding through that

shouldn't be sliding through.

And I'm just trying to eliminate threats.

You are a threat, too, you know.

I'm sorry.

You're still here.

[whispering] If you win, I was hoping you'd put Will up.

If you put Nicole up--

I didn't put Nicole to evict, because she didn't

put me up for nomination.

Oh, my god.

Are you serious?

My last two votes, Kent and Krista,

it's because I wanted to show you

that I will do what you want.

No one tells me how to vote.

If you could keep this between ourselves,

I'd greatly appreciate it. - This is no problem.

Who can I talk to?

Will I vote Will out?

I didn't say yes, and I didn't say no.

I'm sure.

If I win HoH, I'm putting him and Monica up,

and I want him to leave.

OK, good.

I think the person who is most concerned with, you know,

the money, and most concerned with winning is Hardy.

You know, I consider myself the most

egotistical, self-centered person I

had ever met in my entire life.

And he has topped me.

You know, as bad as I think I am,

I am realizing that there's worse people in the house

than me, which is shocking.

I don't trust none of that.

Money doesn't mean that much to me, like that.

If I got to lose my who I am.

Because I'm not going to lose my soul to the devil.

So I'm going to have to play this game by myself.

And that's what I'm going to do.

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother."

We're about to begin the weekly food competition, which will

test the remaining five HouseGuests in a way

they've never been tested before.

Let's join them.

Hi, Houseguests. - Hey.

Hi, Julie.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: We're about to begin the weekly food competition.

All right! [applause]

- All right! - Yeah!

Woo!

Oh, yeah!

JULIE: It could result in all of you eating only peanut

butter and jelly for five days.

No, it won't.

No!

Did that, done that.

JULIE: We'll see.

Five jars of peanut butter have been

hidden throughout the house, each in a different room.

On my signal, you'll have four minutes to find a jar.

Once you locate a jar, remain in the room you're in

and do not open the lid.

Is everyone ready? - Yeah!

- Yeah! - Yeah!

JULIE: Go!

[rock music playing]

[yelling]

How much time do we have?

[laughter]

Who's doing this room?

You--

[inaudible]

Dining room!

Phew!

This isn't funny.

JULIE: Congratulations on passing Round One.

Woo!

JULIE: For this next part, I'll be calling

you into the diary room.

Bunky, you're up first.

Well, Bunky, "Big Brother" will give you $,

cash to eat PB&J for five days.

If you accept the money, every one of your housemates

will have to eat PB&J for five straight days as well.

Now-- the rest of your housemates

are going to receive the same offer.

So that means even if you turn it down, one of them

might accept the offer, which means

you'll be eating peanut butter and jelly anyway,

and you won't have any money.

All the others will know is that someone won money,

and everyone is eating peanut butter and jelly

for five straight days.

Nobody knows whether or not I say yes or no.

Nobody knows if I win the money.

JULIE: If more than one person accepts the offer,

the tiebreaker will be determined

by the person who has the lowest number on their peanut

butter jar's lid.

Oh, man.

What if I say no and somebody else says yes?

I'm going to be pissed.

[sighs] No.

I'm not willing to do it for $,.

no, I said no.

JULIE: Well, I'll tell you what.

"Big Brother" would like to up the ante

and offer you five grand for only four days of eating

peanut butter and jelly.

The same conditions apply as before.

OK.

Let me think this through.

Let me get a clear head, OK?

$,, four days, everybody eats PBJ.

Chances are great that they will never know that I said yes.

But I will know, and I will have to live with that guilt.

But I won't know if I'm the only person who says yes.

Oh, OK, you did it.

You did it to me.

JULIE: OK.

Yes, I'll-- yes.

I'll eat PBJ and make all of them eat PBJ.

So I can be selfish and have $,.

Some of them are going to be upset,

but they'd better not find out it's me,

or this could cost me the game!

What if they find out it's me?

They're going to nominate me!

I could lose half a million dollars.

OK, I say yes. $,.

I'll do it.

JULIE: OK, Bunky.

Go back to your room, and wait for further instructions.

[groans]

JULIE: Nicole, please go to the diary room.

"Big Brother" will give you $, cash to eat peanut

butter and jelly for five days.

No, thank you.

JULIE: OK, well, let me ask you this.

OK.

JULIE: How convinced are you that no one else

is going to take this offer?

I am absolutely convinced that Hardy will not take this offer.

Will won't take the offer.

I'm not convinced that Monica and Bunky won't.

But I'm not doing it.

JULIE: Why are you so convinced Hardy won't take this offer?

Because hardy will not eat peanut

butter and jelly for a week.

He has to feed his machine.

JULIE: Well, Nicole, "Big Brother"

would like to up the ante and offer

you $, for only four days of eating peanut butter and jelly.

Four days, five grand.

That's a thousand dollars a day.

Nobody will ever-- somebody's going to find out who said yes.

JULIE: We won't tell.

Will you tell if it's you?

Oh, somebody will find out.

No, no, thank you.

JULIE: Nicole, only the people who make the final two

are going to win any money.

Yet there are five of you left in the house.

So in other words, if you don't make the final two,

you'll walk away with nothing.

Virtually, yes.

JULIE: OK, well, keeping that in mind.

One final offer-- $, for only three straight days.

Money is the root of all evil.

No, I'm not selling out.

JULIE: You're positive?

OK, very good.

Please go back to your room and wait for further instructions.

OK.

If anyone else accepts this, I'm going to k*ll them.

JULIE: Hardy, please go to the diary room.

Hi, Julie. How are you?

JULIE: Good. How are you?

Now, Hardy, are you willing to take $, to have you

and the entire house eat peanut butter and jelly for five days?

Absolutely not.

JULIE: $, for only four days?

No.

I'm certainly not going to be selling myself

and anyone else out, so--

JULIE: $, to eat peanut butter and jelly

for three straight days.

Uh.

[laughs]

Oh.

I need the money.

God!

JULIE: We've tripled the original offer.

We've knocked down two days.

I can do that.

JULIE: OK.

Dammit.

JULIE: Thank you, Hardy.

You can go back to your room and wait for further instructions.

Sugar.

Monica, please go to the diary room.

JULIE: So are you willing to take $, to have you

and the entire house eat peanut butter and jelly for five days?

Oh, no, not at all.

JULIE: OK.

I'm not taking $, for that.

I've done the PB&J before.

So it was not a big deal.

And I'm not--

I've been too far in this game to do that.

Not enough.

JULIE: $, for only four days of eating

peanut butter and jelly.

If somebody takes it, they have to take it.

And if I have to eat the PB&J, and they get the money,

then they can have it.

I'm sorry.

JULIE: Only the people who make the final two

are going to win any money.

Yet there are five of you left in the house.

If you don't make the final two, Monica,

you'll walk away with nothing.

It's OK.

JULIE: Do you take this offer?

No, I do not.

JULIE: OK.

No.

JULIE: $, for only three days?

I'm not going to do it.

JULIE: OK.

Please go back to your room.

Thank you.

JULIE: Thank you, Monica.

Will, please go to the diary room.

[door squeaking]

JULIE: Are you willing to take $,

and have you and your housemates eat PB&J for five days?

Julie, I think I'm going to go ahead and shock everyone

here and not accept the money.

I am going to hope that all the people in the house

are actually good people.

And I'm going to deny the money.

"Big Brother" would like to up the ante

and offer you five grand for only eating peanut butter

and jelly for four days now.

Let's see here.

You know what, with that offer, I think someone will accept it.

But I'm trying to get along with everyone here.

I'm really putting my best foot forward.

And I think it would undermine the group

mentality if I was to take it.

So once again, I'm going to deny that offer.

JULIE: One final offer for you, $, for you

and the entire house to eat peanut butter and jelly

for only three straight days.

Now what do you say?

Could you guys make it an even grand?

How long do I have to think about this?

I'm trying to think of a positive, but I can't.

Hold on one second.

For once in my life, I'm going to do the right thing,

and I'm not going accept the money.

JULIE: You're sure about this.

Yeah, I'm sure.

JULIE: OK.

Please go back to your room, and wait for further instructions.

When we come back, the HouseGuests

will discover the results of the food competition.

Welcome back, both Bunky and Hardy accepted the offer--

money in exchange for everyone in the house

eating peanut butter and jelly.

We're about to find out which one of them will win the money

and how many days the HouseGuests will be eating

PB&J. The person with the lower number inside their jar

will be the winner.

Hi, HouseGuests. - Hi, Julie.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: A phone has been placed on the breakfast bar.

Now I'm going to speak with each of you one at a time.

Now remember, it's possible that no one took an offer.

And it's also possible that all of you took an offer.

But only one of you will win.

We all had to go over to the phone, and pick up the phone

and talk to Julie on the other end.

JULIE: Hi, Nicole.

Only answer me with yes or no replies.

Yes.

JULIE: Did you have the number two?

Yes.

JULIE: You did not win the offer.

Do you understand?

Yes.

And I was thinking, well, maybe they'll

give me one more chance to say, yes,

I'd like to take the $,, which I was really hoping for.

Hello?

JULIE: Hi, Hardy.

Did you have the number three on your lid?

Yes.

It was like people going, yes, no.

I didn't know what they could saying yes or no to.

So I could not wait till I got on the phone

to hear what the questions were.

JULIE: You did not win the offer.

Do you understand?

Yes or no?

Yes.

JULIE: Please join the others, and send

Monica up to the phone.

Monica.

Hello.

JULIE: Hi, Monica.

Did you have the number five on your lid.

Yes.

JULIE: OK.

You did not win the offer.

Do you understand, yes or no?

Yes.

JULIE: Hi, Bunky.

Hi.

JULIE: Only answer me with yes or no replies.

Did you have the number one on your peanut butter jar's lid?

Yes.

JULIE: You won the offer.

Do you understand, yes or no?

Yes.

JULIE: Thank you.

You can hang up the phone.

You know, I really didn't know what the questions were.

I didn't really care.

I knew that I didn't have much to talk to her about

because I had not taken the offer.

Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Only answer me with yes or no replies.

I couldn't go to dinner with you Saturday.

I'm in a serious relationship!

JULIE: [laughs] Did you have the number four on your lid?

Yes.

JULIE: You did not win the offer.

Do you understand?

Yes.

I was questionable about Will.

And I was wondering about Monica, because she

wasn't looking at me.

And I just kept on looking at Hardy.

I'd look at Hardy sitting right next to me

and wait till he looked at me, and I'd go,

you know, like, look at Bunky and Will over there.

What's going on with that?

You know, somebody sold out.

JULIE: Hello, HouseGuests? - Hello, Julie.

Hey.

JULIE: It's time to reveal the results

of the food competition .

Are you all ready?

Yeah.

Hopefully.

JULIE: I would like to inform you

that one of your fellow HouseGuests

will be receiving $,.

When I saw the one, I've never been so

happy about $, in my life.

JULIE: Beginning now, for the next four straight days,

the entire house will be eating nothing

but peanut butter and jelly.

Good luck to you.

Have a good day.

Well, whoever it was, you [muted] sold yourself short.

And it wasn't me, because there

was a higher price than that.

Yes, there was a higher price than that.

Swear to God it wasn't me, guys.

Swear to God I didn't do it.

Four days!

The only thing that's even ironic or funny about this

is that whoever it was didn't even get the best offer.

I was, like, no.

And I'm telling you, when they said $, for three days,

I was, like--

I said, could you repeat it again?

Yeah. [laughing] I was, like--

I did.

I couldn't live with Hardy for three-- no.

That's what I thought about.

I ain't crazy.

You know what?

I'm not going on a witch hunt or anything.

I just wanted to bring up an interesting point.

Whoever did this, the other HouseGuests

are going to see it.

So in the event that you show up in the finals,

they'll never vote for you.

See my point?

I'm going to get some water.

I am so disgusted right now.

I can't even believe that we have to [muted]

go through this again.

I can't [muted] believe it.

My thoughts right now on the food competition

are I'm trying to be optimistic.

There's nothing we can do about it.

Bunky, I don't think you did it.

Because I know you're a very good person.

And if you did, you would crack under pressure.

You would have-- I think you would have cried already.

No offense.

Do it one time.

Can we figure out who it is?

I'm not going to try to figure it out right now.

I can't.

I just got some case scenarios in my head.

And he thinks he's leaving next week, anyway.

And he doesn't mind eating [muted]

peanut butter and jelly.

He said so, too.

[humming] One, two, three.

Thing is that whoever did it was [muted] stupid.

I mean--

You don't think that Nicole did it, do you?

Huh?

You don't think Nicole did it, do you?

No, I don't think so.

I think that if the players who had already been evicted

put themselves in our shoes, then

it would've been hard for them not to,

maybe, perhaps make a deal.

I got something I want to say to you guys,

just so we can clear the air.

Yeah.

What is this?

I didn't hear--

Just so I don't have a bad conscience.

I took the deal at $,.

I absolutely could not believe it.

I mean, practice what you preach, you know?

He's got to feed the machine and get [inaudible],, you know?

Listen, even if it was for one day for Hardy

to sell out absolutely blew me out of the water.

That surprises me.

Unfortunately, I was thinking more about myself

instead of the other players.

Well, the reason I did that is because, basically, I thought

that at least one other person would do it, would take a deal,

and I didn't want to have to be the one

sitting out without having a chance to get any money at all.

So I set out for $,.

Doesn't surprise me at all that he took the money.

He's just a big liar.

He's even a worse liar than me.

And the worst part about it is, he can't admit it.

I said no.

And she said what about $,?

And I didn't even let her finish the sentence.

I said no.

And she said $,.

And I was just, like, god [muted]..

He stabbed Krista in the back.

He stabbed Kent in the back.

He started this game saying he was

here to play for other people.

And now he's here for the money.

You guys can be disappointed in me, whatever.

I don't have any money in my bank account

when I get out of here, if I get out of here within the next two

or three weeks.

Hardy took that money because he needed it.

So he would do anything else to get what he needs in this game.

I didn't think you would do it.

I didn't predict you in the diary room.

I did predict Will.

[crinkling]

I believe you.

I want to believe you.

Dude, I'm telling you.

Nah, I've narrowed it down to three.

Did your conscience get you, Hardy?

Or you just thought you would tell everybody?

As soon as I got back to the room,

I wished I wouldn't have done what I did.

Uh huh.

He cracked like a little girl, you know?

I practically pulled the lollipop out of his hand,

and he just started bawling.

It was sad.

It was really disgusting.

I was pretty much embarrassed for him.

I don't care.

At this point, I'm just saying, you

know, I have to defend myself.

Listen, we're the only two in this house that have

been through this bull [muted].

Listen, we're all-- here's my point.

We're all suspects here.

I'm not a suspect. I'm sorry.

I ate peanut butter and jelly for a whole [muted] week

already.

And nearly died, but I'm a champion.

I'm going to do this!

I just feel guilty.

I don't feel like a good person.

And I kind of hate myself right now.

And I think just because I have to eat, all of a sudden,

now how much do I walk around here

being hungry during the day?

Zero.

Zero.

I'm so freaking hungry now it's just ridiculous.

But there's no problem.

I can do it.

I'm going on a hunger strike.

I'm going to eat just this peanut butter.

I don't want to put them through this.

I didn't think it through.

I don't want to put 'em through eating--

that's a long four days!

[crying] And I don't want to do this to them.

NARRATOR: Will Bunky reveal that he took the money?

And who will claim the powerful head of household position?

Find out tomorrow on a special Wednesday

edition of "Big Brother ", eight Eastern, seven Central.

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