02x25 - Episode 25

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NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother"--

I'll do whatever you want me to do, Hardy.

I told you that.

I just want you to tell me that you want to win.

NARRATOR: Hardy's third reign as head of household secured

his and Nicole's powerful standing in the house for one

more week.

Only two more, honey.

Only two more, me and you.

NARRATOR: As nominations loomed, resentment

grew towards the forceful pair.

Hardy has bullied around a lot of people.

The most viable threat right now, as I see it, is Bunky.

NARRATOR: Hardy's decision was not a surprise.

Will, I nominated you and Bunky, my boy.

NARRATOR: Will was offered a get out of jail free card

and took it.

She gave me your word.

If you win HOH, you won't nominate

both Nicole and I. We'll keep you here for another week.

All right.

NARRATOR: Fears of betrayal plagued Nicole.

When you get HOH and put up me and Hardy,

I swear to god I'll k*ll you.

While Bunky cautioned that the evil doctor still lurks.

I'm just saying that I think you're going to regret

having Will at the end.

Hardy did not heed Bunky's warnings.

I choose to evict Bunky.

NARRATOR: Will, Nicole and Monica

climbed out of the most critical head of household competition

to date.

JULIE: You must keep one hand on your key at all times.

The last one still on the bed with their hand

still on their key is the next head of household.

NARRATOR: Who will outlast the others to become

this week's head of household?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

JULIE: You may not leave the bed for any reason.

And again, your feet may not touch the ground.

You may not sleep.

And aside from water, whatever you have on the bed now

is all you will have until the game is over.

Good luck.

How do y'all feel about rotating

it that way just a teeny bit?

No?

I'm really comfortable, actually.

I'm sorry. - I was comfortable until you--

Well then, get your [muted] damn leg off of me.

You know what?

I was real comfortable till you got that damn pillow too.

That's right.

You can put your legs right over my head if you want.

Just don't close my eyes for me.

Because before, I was able to do that.

And now I can't do that.

Monica, when they were like-- when Julie was like,

Monica, what do you think has kept

you in the house this long?

And you were like, you know, loyalty--

or you were like, honesty and--

what else did you say?

And truthfulness or something?

And then, she was like, Will.

And I thought she was going to be like,

what kept you in the house this long?

I was going to be like, dishonesty.

Say exactly the opposite.

You're breaking my heart.

I tell you what.

I'm going sit up for now.

Because you know why?

Just leaning on this here is putting a dent in my hand.

Might as well sit up now, because I ain't tired.

If I would have known, I would have

put my cigarettes in my pocket.

I would have worn a jacket.

The HOH this week is the biggest,

most important HOH, as far as I'm concerned,

since I walked in this house.

If I don't win it, that pretty much signs my death

warrant out of here I think.

I think Nicole is still in the game for a variety of reasons.

One being luck, two being her association with Hardy.

He's kept her here every week that he's been here.

Hardy and Nicole are a team in the house is no secret.

Everybody knows it.

If you don't know it, you can see it.

The power has to be taken away from Hardy and Nicole.

Because they want to be the last two.

It has to be you.

Believe me, I know.

Will against you in HOH, I'd put all my money on you.

I will literally k*ll myself trying, whatever it is,

to win that.

We'll see what happens.

But it's very, very important.

Very important for the game to end, the way I forsee it,

for her to win.

She knows that.

I know that.

It's understood.

I am so afraid that if I don't win HOH on Thursday

that Hardy is going to be very--

No!

--very--

No!

-- very angry with me.

And that's not good.

That's a banner plane.

Hardy!

Hardy!

OK.

Does that say WCW?

Nicole and Will.

No?

Nicole and Monica?

Betrayed.

What?

Nicole, Will, and hot tub, and--

And hot tub and betrayed.

Hurt Jeff?

Oh!

That's what it says.

What?

Hardy!

I basically went inside to start making myself dinner.

And apparently, a banner plane had

flown over saying something about Nicole and Will and

the hot tub disgrace and hurt.

What is that?

Go away.

Go away.

It was signed by--

it's apparently Jeff, which is Nicole's husband.

Oh, geez.

That's [muted].

I was there.

Nicole, talk to me.

Say something.

It's my marriage, Hardy.

I know that, but look.

Apparently what had happened is something was misconstrued

on the internet about what had happened in the hot tub

between Will and Nicole.

And her husband sent this banner, apparently

believing these rumors.

"Big Brother" contacted him, and she

was able to speak directly to her husband,

Jeff, via the internet.

Jeff, if you're watching, you're really scaring me.

Last night, all of us were in the hot tub.

Nothing happened last night.

Nothing happened in that hot tub.

Everybody here knows how much I love you.

She loves you a lot, Jeff.

Don't worry.

She ain't doing nothing she ain't supposed to be doing.

And I just--

thank you, Monica.

And I live for you, and us, and our family and our life.

You know, I don't think Nicole's husband

has any reason to be concerned.

You know, what went on is just innocent flirting.

The scenario and situation was a family emergency

of the utmost severity.

Is her husband OK?

Does he understand that nothing happened?

Does he support her?

Does he love her?

Can I have a Kleenex?

Yeah, I'll get you one.

That information was conveyed by "Big Brother" to Nicole.

And I think "Big Brother" did only what was appropriate.

[whistling]

You better hurry up, because I'm about to pee.

It has been hours since your last good meal,

and months since you've seen your last favorite fast food

restaurant.

Doesn't a big cheeseburger or a veggie burger

and a side of fries washed down by thick chocolate

shake sound good? - No.

No.

I'm lactose intolerant.

OK.

At this very moment, there is a chauffeur-driven limousine

waiting outside to bring you to the drive-through of your

favorite fast food restaurant.

All you have to do is get off the bed

and take this coupon from me.

Your ride is waiting.

No, thank you.

OK.

I don't think they're going for it, but I'll sit here.

It's a damn shame.

Winning head of household competition

means a lot to me, because I will be in control

of my destiny in this house.

You know, I pick and choose my battles.

Otherwise, I would have gone way before this.

They think I don't have a chance to win.

They want to dog me out.

So they got rid of you.

When Kristal left, it was a turning point for me

in the game, because I knew that they

didn't believe that I could win HOH

or believe that I had a chance.

Monica with zero.

I think that Monica is still in the game

because she is so laid back.

She's not perceived as a threat.

I want to right some wrongs in here,

but I must win HOH in order to do it.

Oh, my god.

A couple of times during the HOH contest,

I noticed that Nicole was positioned very

precariously on the waterbed, especially in light of the fact

that Will thought it necessary to keep moving around

and repositioning himself.

I think I'm going to try to pee off the bed.

Right.

OK.

Well, go back to the corner you were at before.

I'd better try to hold it a while longer still.

- Dude, ow. - Blocks.

Can't get comfy.

I don't know.

Try that.

You're good.

Hey, you're taking it off my knee.

I had it first.

Your hand was all the way off the thing.

I saw it.

I'm sorry.

That was my fault. But I totally saw it.

I'm sorry.

What happened?

He took the sheet off my thing, and I took it off.

I moved the sheet, and she went to grab the sheet

and pulled her hand off.

See I didn't even-- oh, god.

I'm sorry.

That was my fault.

I mean, it wasn't like a trick, you know?

I just was cold.

Oh, I need to break something.

What did he do?

One of them is going home next week, Monya.

You know, it was my fault. I take full blame for it.

Her hand came off.

And it was-- you know, I don't know how

I'm going to sleep at night.

The blame rests on my shoulders.

It's no secret they're together.

Well, it's no secret now.

Who do you want to send home?

Whoever you want to send home.

You're the boss.

And I just [muted] lost it.

[muted] All because of Will's a*s!

And the only good thing about my life is falling apart.

My motto is I always say, be careful what you do to people.

Because when you get it back, you

got to be able to handle it.

Listen.

I am an evil person in the house.

And I've lied.

But at least I told her when I was going to lie.

I said I was going lie from day one,

and I said I was evil from day one.

A lot of other people are doing it

and saying they're not doing.

Right.

Listen, I want to be HOH.

But you know what else I want to do,

which would be much more satisfying to me,

is send Hardy out.

I said for weeks, if I can send Hardy out and go

home with no money, that's--

I've redeemed myself in Shannon's eyes.

I've proved who's the greater competitor between the two

guys in the house who are constantly butting heads,

and I'm cool with it.

I'm so sorry, Hardy.

It's all right.

Don't sweat it.

I can't believe this is my life.

Chill out.

Everything'll turn out fine.

You'll see.

You'll see.

They're going to kick your a*s this week.

Yeah they are.

And you're going to have a hard time this week,

harder than you normally do.

You're going to have a hard week too.

Had a very hard week this week.

I gotcha.

You know, I'm pretty used to sitting

in my own urine and feces.

I would have stayed all night if it took it.

But I didn't know how long it was going to take.

Monica was holding her key in a death grip.

I knew she wasn't going anywhere.

You want a shoestring, Monica?

I got two.

I'm cool.

You sure?

Yeah.

This is one time I don't need nothing to help me.

This is something I want.

You're holding onto it tight, I'll tell you that.

Huh?

You're holding onto it tight, I'll tell you that.

This is something I want.

You don't understand.

I was not offended that they doubted me,

but I would have stayed out on that bed

till this morning or tomorrow to win head of household.

Well, they said, what--

they said, what's up with "under the radar" that Monica plays.

I'm like, listen.

I said, if you ask me, that's the best [muted] in the house.

I mean, Monica's an observer, and she's excellent at it.

Monica knows anything.

I don't play anything by her.

You know, I'm just getting by by doing my lies.

And people get by by doing different things,

and different things work, so we'll see.

It would be very easy for me to come in here

and say that I have to win this head of household to compete.

But losing head of household competitions

can be very advantageous.

When Boogie came in second to Kent,

Boogie was voted out that week.

When Shannon came in second to Hardy,

Shannon was voted out that week.

Time and time again, it's been shown

that if you do pretty well the HOH competitions,

but don't win, you get ousted.

Whereas if you lose them very quickly, such as the things

that Monica and I have done, then you stay for a while.

I'm either going to win it or lose it very quickly.

I haven't decided which, but right now

I'm leaning toward losing it purposely.

What you got?

From the time I stop speaking, you got

seconds to make your decision.

If you choose to take this, it's the first person

who rings the bell.

Now it's getting serious.

In my hand, I hold the mystery envelope.

The prize inside could be your wildest fantasy

or your worst nightmare.

Do you dare turn this one down?

seconds right now.

I don't know what the hell that is.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

I came into this house to gamble.

[bell]

All right. No, sit down.

Sit down.

Monica won the head of household.

Yay!

Congratulations, Monica.

Thank you.

Congratulations, Monica.

You won.

Can I let go?

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Now I can go pee.

When I said I came into this house to gamble,

I hit the button.

There was a lot of interesting things

you could say about that.

Yeah, I was gambling about the prize.

But what I was really gambling on

is that Monica not nominating me.

I hope she's not going to.

If she doesn't, I will be the one vote this week.

Think about the ramifications of that.

If I'm the only person who votes this week,

I can make any secret deal I want

with either Hardy or Nicole, sending me into the final two.

Or I can send whichever one of them home that I want.

And I hate them both.

So to me, this is the greatest thing that could have happened.

I made a deal with Will to let him stay so that if he won

head of household that he wouldn't nominate

both Nicole and myself.

Honestly.

You shook on it now.

I mean--

What does he do?

He decides to throw it and take what's behind door number one.

You have one of the most coveted

"Big Brother" props, the oversized peanut butter jar.

Congratulations, and may it bring back fond memories.

Are you [muted] kidding me?

Peanut butter jar.

This is what I won.

Will sold us out for big [muted] peanut butter jar.

Oh yay!

My peanut butter jar!

Awesome!

I must be the luckiest boy in all of the land,

maybe even the whole town.

I won the "Big Brother" peanut butter jar.

This really makes me sick.

It's going to get the best of us.

The best of one of us, not both of us.

They can only get one person out.

Whichever one it was, I'm sure we

don't need to say that the other will take care of it.

Mhm.

Mike even said, he said, you're going to regret voting

me out and keeping you in.

Well, not even three or four hours after the fact,

I'm definitely regretting letting Will stay here.

So are you going to finish up the series

of the Doctor Evil thing, Will?

Yeah.

I didn't know it was going to work out like this.

This is not what I expected.

And I don't know how it's going to work out.

Sure didn't take you too long to take that deal.

No.

I've never had such immense distaste

for anybody my entire life.

Ever.

Nicole will be very angry at me.

I think they'll hold me to blame for the things that

have gone on.

And then I think we're going to see a big change.

I think you're going to see a lot of butt kissing.

And for once, I'll be the guy not kissing the butt.

Nicole, would you like to play [inaudible] on me?

No.

OK.

I'd like for you to explain why you're such a jackass.

I don't have an explanation for that.

You don't?

So just like everything else, you're just going to slide

through like you normally do.

Yep.

You are [muted] unbelievable, Will.

You're right.

Just sit there with a [muted] smirk on your face.

OK.

Unbelievable.

A lot of running this week.

I'm going to avoid Nicole like the plague.

I'm going to pretend that she literally has

some sort of typhoid fever and maybe leprosy,

and I'm going to try to stay away from her as much as I can.

She'll come around in two or three days when

she realizes that she's got to be nice,

or I'm going to evict her.

Going to sleep with a nice clear conscience?

I never do.

Do you just not care?

What are your principles?

I mean, they're suspect at best.

Are you not just totally playing me like I'm an idiot?

No, I'm not.

What did we agree to before we went into this evening?

Were you not playing for three people

instead of just yourself? - Yeah.

You guys are an alliance.

Alliances have to be broken up.

We kicked out perhaps the best person

on the face of this planet.

I know.

Other good people have been kicked out.

You're a smart [muted],, rude, pretentious.

But smart. - Listen.

I've been saying for a long time I'm lonely, you know?

I don't feel close to anyone.

You guys have each other.

Oh excuse me, Will.

You I have been just as close as me and Hardy have been

in these last few weeks, with the exception

of the couple times I wanted to hurt you very badly.

OK, let me ask you this.

Let's say Hardy and I are nominated tomorrow.

Yes?

You'll send me out in one second.

You guys said that on live TV.

It's no secret you have--

Well, at least we're [muted] honest.

You are but I'm not.

I've got to hand it to you, Willy.

You played us like a violin.

[violin playing]

I am a human being.

What is it about me that you think

that you can stomp all over me?

Do you think I'm feeble-minded?

Do you think you're better than me?

You're smarter than me?

No, none of those things.

I'm not going to say a word.

I'm sorry that you think I'm such a monster.

I'm glad you can sleep at night with that.

I can barely, but I've just become accustomed to it.

I mean, you want to ask me questions?

Or what would you like to do? - No, no.

I'm just going to sit here and listen and wait

for the one redeemable quality.

You're not going to find a redeemable quality,

but maybe I can give you a little more understanding

into what's happened.

Go ahead.

Well, I don't think it's any secret to you is that I've

thrown competition, you know?

And I threw competitions purposely,

resulting in the expulsions of my friends.

Do I think that all of a sudden I

should start doing the right thing?

Yeah, it'd be nice if I can do the right thing.

And I do think that you're the person

to do the right thing too.

The simple fact of the matter is that, you know,

I would have lost to Monica.

And I figured, might as well do it early,

and might as well see if I can get something out of it.

Now, let me tell you on a personal note, Nicole.

Regardless of these cameras, regardless of this,

you've really proven to be an amazing friend.

You really have just gone out of your way for me.

I hold myself responsible for so many horrible things that

have happened to you, and I hold you responsible for so many

good things that happen to me if you consider staying

in this house a good thing, because I

know that you have done that.

I swear to God, Will.

You've taken so much out of me, I don't even have

enough strength to hate you.

Nicole, I'll tell you what.

One, I'm happy you don't want to hit me.

Not hit you, hate you.

- Hate me? - Yes.

OK.

Well, two, I don't want you to hate me.

Three, the worst days I had here were the days

that you didn't talk to me.

If you don't talk to me, I totally understand.

If I was in your position, I probably

wouldn't talk to me either.

I deserve nothing of this and you deserve everything.

You tell me this every week.

And every week, something horrible happens.

I mean it every week.

I mean it every week.

I don't think that you have any human qualities,

I swear to God.

I have some.

And if I have them for anyone in this house, it's you.

No one is going to be more evil than me,

and no one's going to lie worse than me.

Too bad.

That's the way this game works.

I went into the head of household room,

and everything was laying out on my bed.

And I was like, oh, I saw my blanket first!

And then I saw the scarves.

And I read the little notes.

And I was like, oh, this is so cool.

This is so nice.

I was like, I couldn't speak for a moment.

And I wanted to share it with the folk.

Come in!

Come see.

Ooh!

Aw, a foot spa.

My sister sent this.

This is my blanket I use on my bed.

I didn't expect them to click their heels and be overwhelmed.

But when they were head of household,

they shared their things with me.

I wish your relationship was different with Monica.

I can't do it.

Well, never had a bad relationship with her.

It's still not one that you talk freely about the game.

I'm happy for her, though, honestly.

I'm very happy for her.

I really am.

Because I love her to death.

I really do.

You are the sweetest.

Thank you very much.

Did you read my mind again?

No, because every time you--

Cheers, Monica.

Congratulations, dude.

Seriously. - Thank you.

Cheers to you.

Thank you.

I think they are trying to not make themselves look

bad by congratulating me, but they are too busy

thinking about their position in the game

and what's going to happen that they can't bask in the glory

with me being HOH.

I have to really kind of enjoy by myself, and that's OK.

Those folk who know who they are, like Krista and Bunky

Kent and folk like those folk, they can be happy for me

on the outside.

Because I'm happy for me.

Because nobody's going to steal this moment for me,

and I still feel the same way.

Nothing has changed.

I just can't believe I'm in here.

My marriage may be going down the drain.

Nicole is going through a very, very rough time.

Not only in the house, but in her life outside of here, which

is of the utmost importance.

I can't even contain my anger.

And I have to go outside and play a [muted] food

competition.

I'm doing what I can to keep her sane,

but she's really kind of coming apart at the seams.

I can't believe I left my brand new marriage.

How long were you married for?

A month.

Yeah.

It's tough to believe, but you did.

And here you here.

And here I am.

And I'm going to go out with nothing

now, after all the [muted] I've been through and perhaps

not a marriage when I walk out.

Awesome.

If she thinks for a second, I assure you, that her marriage

is seriously in trouble over this,

she will leave without hesitation.

Today's food competition is called "shop till you drop."

Oh, no.

The shelves are overflowing with food,

and it's all ours for the taking.

We can only keep what we can carry.

One at a time, we will grab as much food as we can.

We can use our arms, fill our pockets, sorts, whatever.

All right!

Whatever we could carry, we could eat.

We had to run through the maze carrying the food.

We had four minutes to do it.

And at the end, we dumped it in a grocery cart.

If a food item falls and hits the ground,

it cannot be picked up.

Whatever food we drop into the cart is ours for the week.

Are y'all ready to shop till we drop?

Yeah!

Let's do it!

Let's go!

Will, you're ready!

I'm ready!

OK!

It seemed like a good idea at the time.

It made sense to me.

I was going to stuff as much food down my pants as I could

and run through the maze with ease.

I had to jump over a hurdle and then go under a hurdle.

Well, that's pretty easy, except when there's

a bunch of fruit in your pants.

How's my time?

seconds, man.

It's coming out of my pants already.

You can't pick it up.

Some protein bars fell out.

Some cheese started falling out.

This was not a smart idea.

Good call, Will.

Good call.

You tried.

I subsequently ran to a ladder.

And then I ran down a slide.

And there was really no problem with that.

What's my time?

A few minutes.

Take your time.

You need somebody to spot you?

I had a lot of trouble crossing the pool at first.

One of my legs had a lot more food in it than the other.

I managed to get through it.

I shot through a tiny little clear glass tube at the end.

Put it in the shopping cart, everything.

And then I dumped all my food in the cart.

You did the best you could, buddy.

I'm sorry, guys.

Time, then.

Are you going to do it in a row?

Yeah.

Pick up that stuff.

.

If we wanted to, we could run through twice.

Nice work.

Hardy, are you ready to shop till you drop?

Let's go! Let's go.

Come on.

Let's see it.

Here we go.

You could use anything on the food triangle.

For example, I used a Styrofoam container.

Nicole being the chef of the house

was kind of pointing out what she needed

to make certain things for us.

Take your time.

Doing great.

Doing great.

The food that we actually put in the container or whatever,

that we got into the cart at the end, that's

the actual food that we brought inside

and loaded into the refrigerator.

Looking good.

We got plenty of time.

Plenty of time.

The most nervous I was was going up and down the steps

and then down the slide.

Throw it here. Throw it here.

Going through the obstacle course,

Will was kind enough to kind of spot people

and motivate them as they moved throughout the course.

Excellent. Excellent.

Right through here.

Dude, you can go for a second one.

You've got a minute.

You've got two minutes left.

Good, Hardy.

Come on.

You've got it.

Dump it in the cart.

Dump it in the cart.

And be careful of the ice.

Two minutes.

Just grab all this stuff here.

That way we'll have some sweets.

Oh, potatoes.

OK.

Go.

Let's go, Monya.

Be cool now.

Don't break it.

Careful.

OK.

Everything up here.

One thing I can say is that, no matter how

people are feeling about each other, when

it's time for us to come together as a team,

we get the job done. - This is deep.

I got you.

It's cool.

Time is ticking away.

And you're scared you're going to fall over.

You're scared you're not going to get the food in.

I just felt like a super woman today.

A million things are running through your head.

I was scared as crap going across that balance beam.

The first time, I had to step back.

It was like, slow down.

I wanted to not let the group down as far as food,

so I wanted to make sure I could prove to them

that I was going to hang to the bitter end.

OK.

OK.

Good.

- Go. - Be careful.

Don't let it break.

Nicole also incorporated the container.

Walk it through.

Thank you.

That helps, will help.

Good.

Good strategy.

I was worried about her back, because she's got a bad back.

This way?

Careful.

seconds.

More than two minutes left.

Nicole did a really good job carrying this food.

I don't think it's any secret that she's the house cook.

She's the big chef around here.

She wants a lot of food so she can

play with it in the kitchen.

- Yes! - Yes.

Good.

You have tons of time left.

Don't break the container.

OK, good.

You still have a lot till you go [inaudible]..

Nicole said we did pretty decent,

because she does the cooking.

Nice!

Nice.

Nice.

The teamwork was great during the food competition,

because everyone was really encouraging.

And it was great.

People can send a message to you in here

by sending a plane with a banner on the back of it.

And then, I got a banner which obviously crushed my world.

Oh my god.

Sorry.

I don't know what's going on with my husband,

and I'm freaking out.

I need to make sure that he's OK.

Honestly, you need to talk to somebody.

I just want to know that my husband is OK,

and I'm not sitting in here doing this stupid

[muted] for nothing, which is really

what I feel like right now.

I'm throwing my life out the door for a stupid game.

She's in here, he's out there.

I'm fairly certain that he loves her.

I know damn well that she loves him.

Either you need a banner from Jeff

saying he loves and supports you and it's fine,

or we're going to get a banner from Jeff saying,

come home now.

In which case, you know what to do.

Today is nomination day, and it's a serious day.

As head of household, I have to nominate two people.

I feel a little nervous.

I'm having a little anxiety attack, but I feel OK.

With Monica being the HOH, no one

has any idea what to expect.

We're the only power of two left.

If Monica was smart, she'd put up me and Hardy.

And the week that Will's going to have with me,

I would guess that he would vote me out.

Am I concerned about being nominated?

I'm always concerned about being nominated.

I'm always nominated.

To nominate someone is not a good feeling.

As I was looking at the pictures,

I was thinking about everybody that was in the house.

I looked at Cheryl for a moment, but then I

focus most of my attention on Krista and Bunky.

To me, being considered all underdogs, I wanted to say,

I did it, and this is for you guys.

I'm doing it as a strategy for my place in this game

so I feel OK.

The key of the person I put in the box is safe.

I will nominate two people, and those two keys

will go in the red velvet bag.

You can't sneak up on anybody with that.

Huh?

I said, you can't sneak up on anyone like that.

OK.

So it's nomination time.

I like what you always say in the beginning.

I want to repeat it.

Is that, this is a game.

It's nothing personal.

OK?

Will, you're safe.

Now I nominate you, Nicole.

I nominate you, Hardy.

And you are right.

This is not a good position to be in.

It doesn't feel good.

Now, ironically, Will is safe.

You're safe, right?

OK.

It is very ironic.

It's very ironic, because people use

people for different reasons.

For strategy.

He was used for strategy.

He was used for strategy again.

And that's how I feel about it.

And I nominated you, Nicole.

Everybody knows that, once you nominated me,

I didn't have a problem with being nominated.

It's not what you do.

It's how you do it and why you do it.

And I came into this game as an individual,

and I happened to make good friends with Krista.

It looked like a group, that were plotting.

On my end of the deal, and speaking for Monica,

it wasn't that way.

And so therefore you said you broke up the power.

You kind of broke up a friendship inside the house.

Not someone who tried to get people out of the game.

And so I nominated you, because you saw me as power,

and I see you as power at this point.

And Hardy, I'm going make a long story short.

I nominate you.

You are a threat.

You're a hardworking person.

You want to win, and there's nothing wrong with that,

but you are a threat.

And plus, both of you are power.

You made it perfectly clear, and I appreciate that.

You kind of threw it up in our faces, but it's a game.

Don't take it personal.

So I have to break the power.

You understand?

Absolutely.

So that's why I nominated you guys.

OK.

OK?

And I'm not going to talk anymore.

I made my point, and the games will continue.

I have a new best friend in the house.

Hello, it's Monica.

Now Hardy and I are up for nomination,

and I have to live with not knowing how my husband is, how

my life is, how my relationship is,

or even if I have one outside of this house.

I just disappointed myself really, more than anything

else.

I should have been a little more intelligent about my decisions,

but I screwed up.

You reap what you sow.

What you put out, you've got to be able to handle it

when it comes back to you, and that's all

I'm going to say about that.

The power is not up for grabs this week.

I have the power.

JULIE: When we come back, the ultimate outdoor endurance show

meets the ultimate indoor endurance show, when

four tribe members from "Survivor"

move into the "Big Brother" house.

JULIE: Welcome back.

The house guests are reacting to Hardy and Nicole's nominations.

But soon, their environment will change dramatically.

The last days, the only faces the house guests

have seen are each other's.

That's going to change, because the house guests

are about to meet their match.

Moving into the "Big Brother" house to stay the night

and compete against the house guests

are survivors Gervase Petersen and Susan Hawk.

And from "Survivor, the Australian Outback"

we've got Jeff Varner and Alicia wagging her finger Calaway.

Welcome.

Thank you.

JULIE: All right.

Now we all know that you're all great competitors.

Knowing what you've been through and knowing what they're going

through in the house, do you think

that these four house guests could survive

on the island in the Outback?

No.

JULIE: They don't have what it takes.

No.

JULIE: But you know, the "Big Brother" house guests have

compared what they're going through with what

the four of you went through.

And they say that being the "Big Brother" house

is mentally more challenging.

It's tougher.

Ha!

That's funny.

JULIE: Why are you laughing?

That's so outrageous.

JULIE: You think this is easier?

Cake--

JULIE: Cake walk?

Yeah, because they only have one

problem, the mental problem.

We had the physical and mental problem.

Which contributes.

Everything contributed to--

JULIE: days though?

I like cake.

JULIE: No escape.

They have pillows, beds.

Yeah.

They got hot showers.

JULIE: Jeff, what do you think?

Both situations are probably very difficult.

And I think that having to be in there not talking

to your family, not knowing what's going on in the world,

not seeing another human being for that long,

has got to be really difficult.

JULIE: You're well acquainted with the "Big

Brother" house guests?

What do you think you're going to connect

with most out of the four people who are left?

We've got Will, Hardy, Nicole, and Monica.

As long as Hardy doesn't think that he's the only one that

knows anything about working out,

I think I'll be able to relate to him just a bit.

On that note, Will is really funny.

And because I won't be in there that long, it's not going

to be long enough for him to grate on my nerves,

so I think I can get along with him.

Nicole is just miserable.

And Monica I think I'd probably get along with the best.

I mean, she's from New York.

I just like her.

I like her up frontness.

And she's very funny.

JULIE: Gervase, your strategy on the island

was to kind of be everyone's friend, easygoing.

It worked for you.

JULIE: Would that strategy work in the "Big Brother" house?

It could if it's done right.

I think you have to be smart in this house.

You have to know who you can trust, make those alliances.

But then you kind of got to keep to yourself also.

Because you really can't trust anybody,

when it comes down to it.

JULIE: Sue, everyone knows you are not afraid to voice

your strong opinion.

So let's play a little game.

OK.

JULIE: I'll name one of the house guests,

and you just blurt out some words that come to mind.

Nicole.

Just miserable woman.

JULIE: Hardy.

Oh my god.

Hair.

Just Hardy is a perfect man, he thinks.

So I'm just going to go in there and mess with his hair

all the time.

JULIE: What about-- people think he's a bully in the house.

Yeah, see, that's what I'm thinking.

JULIE: He's not going to be able to bully you around?

No, no way.

Oh my god.

Me and Alicia will take him out.

JULIE: Will.

He's a clown.

General practitioner, not specialty doctor.

So he's just a clown.

I like him.

JULIE: OK.

Monica.

I like Monica.

She knows exactly what she's dealing with.

JULIE: Who do you guys want to win?

Who do you guys think will win?

Yeah.

Jeffrey, you should answer this.

You've been following this so well.

JULIE: You have been following every episode.

For KCBS, yes.

I've been reporting on it three days a week.

I would not be unhappy if Monica won.

I think that she's played the game beautifully,

and she's been upfront and straight,

and she's not really messed with anybody too much.

And I that will serve her well.

Will is my god, because he doesn't take any of this

seriously.

He makes fun of it.

He's making fun of himself.

He's having the time of his life.

He was so hated in the beginning,

and now his popularity has just flip flopped.

And I think to go from that a to that b, he deserves to win.

If Hardy or Nicole win, I'm going to turn my TV

off and never watch it again. JULIE: Whoa.

Strong opinions about Hardy and Nicole.

Bunky said this, bully and a b*tch.

That's exactly what he said, and he

was totally right about that.

I mean, it just sums it all up with those two.

JULIE: How do you guys feel about competing

with the final four of "Big Brother ?"

Oh, I want to beat the bully and the b*tch.

As Monica would say, it's on.

It's on.

We're ready.

JULIE: All right, g*ng.

It's time to move into your new house.

Grab your bags.

Let the games begin.

Just outside this door is a path leading up to your new home,

the "Big Brother" house.

When you get up the steps, ring the doorbell.

Good bye and good luck.

Thank you, Julie.

Uh-oh.

Nice garden area out here, they never get to see.

JULIE: Nicole, Hardy, Monica and Will

have no idea that four visitors are about to enter

their "Big Brother" home.

It's the ultimate reality showdown when the four house

guests from "Big Brother" take on the four tribe members

from "Survivor."

Find out what happens tomorrow night

on a special edition of "Big Brother" at :

PM Eastern, : Central.

Good night.

Let's go see our new neighbors.

OK.

It's the "Big Brother."

It's like a puddle.

Ring the doorbell.

[interposing voices]

[doorbell]

Ring it a thousand times.