04x23 - Episode 23

[bunniefuu]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," the surviving

Stooges found themselves back in control as Jee was crowned head

of household for a second time.

The Dream Team is still running,

and, Justin, if you get to see this, man,

this is for you, dude.

NARRATOR: In a new twist, the veto competition took place

before eviction nominations, and Jee claimed the coveted prize.

But his winning ways made him a marked man.

JULIE: Starting at midnight, everyone but the veto winner

will be on a peanut butter and jelly diet.

NARRATOR: Jee's winning streak continued.

I got the HOH, and I have the veto in the same week.

Now, I have the McDonald's.

[scoffs]

NARRATOR: Looking to take out his greatest threats,

Jee nominated JACK and Erika for eviction.

This is the best strategic move

for myself and for my alliance.

NARRATOR: Then he kept his nominations intact by not

using the power of veto.

Jee's best move would have been to use the veto

and put me up and get me out of the house.

I think Jee's veto action today

could backfire in his face.

NARRATOR: And with the vote drawing near,

the house appeared to be dividing along gender lines.

It needs to be the three of us.

NARRATOR: But will those lines stick?

I'm like the plague, and now I'm spreading to the House.

NARRATOR: Who will be the next houseguest evicted from the Big

Brother house, Jack or Erica?

Find out live on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to "Big Brother ."

It's day inside the Big Brother house,

and there are six house guests remaining.

Before the next hour is over, the houseguests

will cast their votes live to evict either Erika, the Pilates

instructor from LA, or Jack, the retired FBI agent from Alabama.

Then we'll throw the houseguests another curveball

when we remove one of the remaining five

from the Big Brother house.

But first, it's been a week of power plays.

There are only three houseguests allowed to vote--

Robert, June, and Alison.

Robert has been clear he wants Erika out and believes

Alison will vote the same way.

But as a self-described floater, where does

Alison's allegiance really lie?

Meanwhile, another power player in the house

has been Jee, the bookkeeper from Elmhurst,

New York, who became head of household for the second time.

He then won the golden power of veto,

sentencing his housemates to PB&J for the week

in order to ensure that his nominees

remained on the chopping block.

Uh, weak.

I'm weak.

How do you expect me to be cute and scheming with being

so hungry?

I can barely hold my head up.

See.

[chuckles]

I hate Jee right now because he won the veto

and took food away from us for the whole week.

He gets to eat, and he won McDonald's.

[laughing]

What'd you get, Jee?

Nuggets and a salad.

I was able to invite a guest to have a McDonald's meal with me.

What'd you get?

I got a quarter pounder with cheese.

I love McDonald's anyway, so it was t*rture to see

what they were eating.

Ugh!

I wasn't mad at Jee at first, but I mean Jee was HOH.

He had all the food he wanted.

No, it's so good.

So instead of all of us having McDonald's all week,

Jee gets to eat McDonald's every day and has a guest.

Whoo!

Jee's more of a target than Jee has ever been in this house.

It's a good day for great taste of McDonald's.

That's hard to believe.

Once every two years or so?

It's very difficult to be nominated with Jack

because he's important to me in this house.

I like him. I trust

him.

Three people are voting this week.

And I only need two votes to stay in the house.

She's a swing vote, so this is where she decides.

It's actually this vote where she's

going have to pick a side.

It's not that I don't care about Jack,

but we were gonna get rid of him anyhow.

And that leaves you, me, and June.

I think more than campaigning against Jack,

I'm campaigning for me.

Jack is really, really smart, but I'm probably

physically better than him.

Well, obviously.

Yeah.

It's difficult to have my fate be in Alison's hands

because she's a huge threat, so she obviously

just wants to cover her back.

But they will come at us, whoever stays--

Oh.

Which will be Jack, but I'm not--

I'm not afraid of him.

I tell Erika and Jun what they want to hear.

Hell, yeah.

I don't trust Jack over Erika.

I tell Robert and Jee what they want to hear.

Just can't wait to be like I vote to evict Erika.

Yeah, I have to lie to survive.

I'm leaving her the meanest goodbye speech

ever because she is a backstabbing, conniving

little [muted] wh*re who has big boobs and no meat on her bones.

Not only did you lose the money, but you lost your a*s

while you were in the house.

I don't know if Erika's little goody two shoe

thing she got going on is the way she really

is outside of this house.

And even Erika, pet lover, turtle [muted] mom,

goody two shoe [muted] head, she needs to go, too.

Scrawny b*tch.

I mean you really can't be beautiful,

smart, and sweet same time.

It's just not happening.

Right, we all know that we're all going after them.

I wouldn't trust Alison with anything.

I would not trust Alison with my newborn son.

I would not trust Alison in a room alone with my man.

I just would not trust Alison with anything.

I'm all for keeping Ali with us.

She is a wild card that we have to feel her out.

Alison, you know, she's like the third string for our-- you

know for the Dream Team.

We need her right now.

Not one person will leave this house for sure.

Yeah.

I don't know about Alison.

She's really hard to deal with.

Strategically, it's-- she's an unpredictable character.

It's because of me and my failure

to win HOH that Erika is in peril.

It's primarily the older people who are still here.

Got one infant and one child and you and Rob and I and Jun.

I think I'm going to stay, but I'm gonna feel

very bad about Erika leaving.

I tell you, Erika, you couldn't have played it any better.

I'm really proud of you.

You have made this a wonderful experience for me.

Thank you.

You, too.

Help, Justin--

But you know what?

, , .

I hate her so much.

She is intolerable.

Let's check in with the houseguests

and see how they're holding up.

Hi, everyone.

Hi, Julie.

Wow, everyone looks great in their new clothes.

Thank you.

Jun--

Don't I. Yes?

Does this look familiar?

[squeals]

Oh, my goodness!

We were able to salvage a piece of your fishnet top

from the fashion firepit.

I'm so glad you have it, Julie.

Burn it, Julie. Burn it.

JULIE: It's in good hands.

All right.

Jun, were you surprised your housemates

were not fans of your fashion?

I thought everyone was a fan of the Jun fashion,

but that's OK.

It's just fishnet.

I can buy another one.

JULIE: OK.

And Alison wants to borrow it. Is that right?

Yeah.

I think.

JULIE: That's what she said.

Uh huh.

JULIE: Jee--

Yes, Julie.

JULIE: How are you doing because your supply of cigarettes

ran out this week.

How's it been going cold turkey?

Um, you know, I think I'm doing pretty well.

I have some, you know--

I don't know.

I mean, like, I think I've been rude to you guys,

and I am sorry if I have been that way.

It's nothing personal.

You guys know that.

I love you all, and I guess I have

been fiending for some cigarettes, Julie,

but I'm doing good.

Thank you for asking.

JULIE: OK.

Now speaking of going cold turkey--

Yes. JULIE: Robert.

Yes.

JULIE: How are you holding up on the PB&J diet?

Uh, it's actually not as bad as the previous weeks,

but, yeah, it's still weighing on me.

Well, you know your good friend

Jee is the cause of all this pain and suffering.

Yeah, I know. I know that.

I know that, Julie.

But you seem to have forgiven him pretty quickly.

Would you have been as understanding

if a different houseguest had caused this to happen?

Yeah, I would have been not understanding

at all if it was someone else.

[laughing]

JULIE: Erika, Jack, the two of you

have been close friends in the house, but one of you

will be leaving tonight.

Jack, what would you like to say to Erika in the event

that she's the one who walks out the front door?

Erika, our friendship and alliance have meant

a lot to me here in the house.

You've been terrific companion.

I've enjoyed all the things we've done together,

the strategy, the games we've played, and the fun we've had.

If you leave, I'll miss you a lot,

particularly since the reason you're sitting there is because

of a mistake that I made.

I'm sorry.

It's OK.

JULIE: And, Erika, what would you

like to say to Jack in the event that he's

the one who's evicted?

Jack, you know that you've been a great friend to me

as well.

And we've had a blast with, you know, playing these games

and not doing well in the competitions.

But you've really been like a father to me, and I--

I've learned a lot from you, and I really appreciate

your friendship as well. - Thank you.

Thank you.

JULIE: Thank you, Erika.

Thank you, Jack.

And I'll be back to talk with Jee,

the current head of household and his two nominees

a little later.

Coming up, it's been almost two months since we last heard

from Alison's boyfriend, Donny.

He wasn't happy then when he heard about the ex factor,

but why does he think now after seeing

Alison flirting with Nathan and David as well as her ex Justin.

And later, the houseguests vote live for tonight's eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Tonight's live vote for eviction is only moments away

who'll be next to exit the Big Brother house Erika,

the Pilates instructor from LA, or Jack, the former FBI agent

from Birmingham, Alabama?

But first, Alison has been doing whatever

it takes to win the half million dollars including some pretty

heavy flirting with the guys.

We caught up with her boyfriend, Donny,

to see if he'll still be waiting for her when she

leaves the Big Brother house.

I cry 'cause I'm not with Donny.

I would love nothing more than to marry him.

Donny's gotta hate me.

He goes to football camp on Thursday

for the rest of the summer, so at least I know he'll be busy,

you now, and he won't really be with other girls.

I'm Donny, Alison's boyfriend.

Right now I'm in the heat of football camp

at the University of Bloomsburg.

Alison's gonna have some explaining

to do when she gets home.

[screams]

My teammates tease me constantly.

They pretty much ask me how come I haven't hung myself yet.

Allison's current boyfriend, Donny, is not handling

this situation well at all.

He's two years younger than Alison, so he's a bit immature.

His football coach thinks he's completely

going crazed because he's just nuts on the football field.

[cheering]

Alison's actions in the house, they've definitely destroyed

my feelings, and, you know, it's been a sense of my guts

were getting ripped out.

I think that my boyfriend's the most

beautiful man I've ever seen.

Well, that's awesome.

That's all that matters.

It matters that he's , still in college, doesn't have a job,

and could possibly never, ever play pro football.

That won't get me anywhere.

She is probably the most deceptive

person in the entire world.

There's times where I cannot stand the sight of her

on the show, and there's times where she

embarrasses the hell out of me.

If she was trying to replace me with Nathan,

she made a bad choice.

Alison making out with David before he left the house,

I thought it was the most pathetic thing that she's

done in the house so far.

As a man and as her boyfriend, it's not acceptable.

Yo!

Whoa!

Hey.

What?

Her activities under the sheets, they're definitely,

you know, in the back of my mind.

I don't know exactly what went on under those sheets.

Alison's crying makes me feel good, but then in a way,

I think I know why she's crying because she

knows she screwed up.

The first thing that I'm going to do when she does get home

is scream, yell, piss, and moan for about an hour until

my voice can't go anymore.

So handsome.

He hates me.

[laughs nervously]

It's kind of hard to erase your feelings for a person

that you've loved for three years, so in a way,

I do love her very much still.

I think Alison and Donny's relationship

will survive "Big Brother ."

I don't know how long it will last after that.

If me and her make it through this whole Big Brother ordeal,

I think that it will definitely strengthen us,

but those odds are--

I wouldn't take them in Vegas right now.

It's time to talk privately with Jee

inside the HOH bedroom.

Hi, Jee.

Hi, Julie.

Now, just a reminder the others cannot hear us,

so you're safe to speak openly and honestly.

That's good to know.

Looking back at the last week, do

you have any regrets subjecting your housemates

to the PB&J diet in exchange for the golden power of veto?

I do feel guilty in the sense that, yeah, I did not

want to put any of the houseguests,

you know, in a starving week.

But at the same time, it was a strategic maneuver on my part,

and I have to do what I have to do for myself and for my team.

And I have to move on.

That's the only thing I can do.

I can't look back.

Having won the golden power of veto,

you had food for yourself, but you went ahead

and won the McDonald's prize, once again depriving someone

else of some much needed food.

What was your thinking there?

Basically at that point, I said to myself, OK,

if Erika and Robert are up there with me in the contention

for the McDonald's food-- the food competition,

I would give it up to them.

But being that Jack was up there with me I

said that you know what?

I'm going to have to make him suffer just in case he does

stay in the house because that was my goal actually

to get Erika out of this house and keep Jack in the game.

And I didn't want him to be on point

and very sharp for the competition

for tonight's food--

tonight's head of household competition.

OK.

That's if he stays.

If you stays, and you know what.

I'm expecting the worst actually.

Which is what?

For Erika to be staying and Jack to be leaving this house.

Well, we'll see.

The vote is live tonight.

Now if you're lucky enough to make it to the final two,

who would you like to find yourself up

against for the half million dollars?

[sighs heavily] If I am fortunate enough to make it up

to the final two, you know it would be great to take Robert

there with me because we have worked

together to get to that point.

But at the same time, I would be lying

if I didn't say I would love for Alison or Jun

to be up there with me because I think I've

earned it more than they have, and I

believe my chances are better.

So you think you can beat Jun and Alison,

but you're not quite sure if you can beat Robert?

Um, I still believe that I can beat Robert when it

comes to the final two, but my chances

are definitely much better--

JULIE: Slam dunk with those two?

Yeah, for sure.

All right, well, we'll see.

Thank you, Jee, and you can re-join the others now.

- OK, thank you, Julie. - Mhm.

Bye bye.

Coming up next, "Big Brother 's" live vote and eviction.

And later, how will the houseguests react when

one of them turns up missing?

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

With the live vote and eviction only minutes away,

who will be the next houseguest to fall on the chopping block,

Erica, the Pilates instructor from LA,

or Jack, the former FBI agent from Alabama?

But first, as the Big Brother house gets smaller,

the jury house gets bigger.

The last seven houseguests evicted will vote on the winner

of "Big Brother ."

Until then we are sequestering them in a secret location

we call the jury house.

Last week, Justin joined Dana and Nathan in the jury house.

How did Dana react when she saw her Big Brother boyfriend

walk through that front door?

You guys in the Big Brother house jealous yet?

Look at this.

Really miss you.

We really do.

We miss you a lot.

Nathan's just floating around trying to look

like he knows how to surf.

He's catching a tan out there is what he's doing.

It's a big day.

What do you think?

I know. I don't know.

I can't-- I gotta stop thinking about it.

I've been thinking about it too much.

I know you been going crazy all week.

Here's your chance.

Let's go see who the next evictee is.

All right.

Let's do it.

Much as I hate to say it, I wouldn't

mind seeing Ali [chuckles] for, you know,

little snuggling purposes.

[laughing]

Oh, no!

What's up, brother!

What's happening.

Good to see you, bro.

What's happening?

What's up, baby?

Oh, it's so good to see you.

When he came to the door, I kind of lit up inside,

and I realized right.

Now it's gonna be fun.

Now we're gonna have a good time.

I got my buddy back you know.

You got the tape?

[laughing]

You're already thinking about that thing.

You're a very strong player and a huge threat

and you're both aligned.

And I'm here to break up alliances.

I'm here to break up alliances.

Yeah, who does she think she is?

JULIE: Alison, now would be a good time to reflect.

I knew him before--

I can't even hear her voice.

It goes through me like glass.

Most wonderful people I've ever

met in my entire life outside this house,

and he's proven that he really is

that person inside this house.

Oh my god!

Do we believe you, Ali?

No.

JULIE: By a vote of to --

Who voted for you to stay?

- Jee. - Jee?

He said the Dream Team couldn't go out like that.

- [laughs] - That's what he said.

He's like we ain't gonna--

[laughs]

Good for him.

Yeah.

Hey, I'll catch up with you guys later.

- All right. - All right, bro.

I'll show you my room.

I think we'll all hang out some,

but, you know, it's pretty much going to be the love birds.

I'll be by myself until another houseguest comes.

Seeing Dana, you know, it was nice.

It was a lot more than I thought it would be.

Now this is--

I'll probably be sleeping in Dana's room.

The next few weeks for Justin and I

are going to be a lot of fun.

We're two people that are attracted to each other.

If we're as compatible outside the house

as we were inside the house, then there's no telling.

You know the sky's the limit.

Who knows?

[laughing]

It's time for the live vote, so let's

speak with the two nominees.

Hello again, everyone.

Hi, Julie

Jack, Erika, as you know, your fate is still up in the air

because your fellow houseguests are voting tonight live.

That means you still have a chance

to change minds and sway votes.

I'm going to give each of you one last opportunity to plead

your case as to why you should remain

inside the Big Brother house.

With that in mind, Erika, what would you like to say

to your fellow houseguests?

I'd just like to say that I've had such

a great time with each and every one of you,

and I would love to stay.

You know where my loyalties lie, and I hope you know that.

Thank you, Erika.

And, Jack, it's your turn.

I've certainly enjoyed being friends with all of you,

and the three of you who are going to vote,

I know you'll make the decision strategically that's best

for you and best for the house.

And I place myself in your hands.

JULIE: Thank you, Jack.

Thank you again, Erika.

All right, now it's time for the voting.

As always, the two nominees Jack and Erika

are not allowed to vote.

Neither is Jee, the current HOH.

One at a time, the three other houseguests

will enter the diary room and cast their vote.

Robert, you're up first.

Please go to the diary room.

Robert has been lobbying for Erika's eviction for weeks.

But even if he votes for her to go,

he still needs one more vote to make it certain.

Hi, Robert.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Erika.

Thank you, Robert.

Please go back to living room and send in Jun.

OK.

Jun has long seen Erika as a threat in the game,

but will the new Girl Power alliance cause

her to vote out Jack instead?

Let's find out.

Hi, Jun.

Hi, Julie.

Please vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jack.

Thank you, Jun.

Please go back to the living room and send in Alison.

All right.

Alison.

With one vote for Erika and one vote for Jack,

their fate now rests in Alison's hands.

Which one of her numerous alliances inside the Big

Brother house will she honor?

Let's find out.

Hi, Alison.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

[sighs heavily] I vote to evict Jack.

Thank you, Alison.

Please return to the living room and wait for the verdict.

The results are in.

It's time to let the houseguests know the final vote.

Houseguests, the verdict is in.

When I reveal the name, the evicted houseguests

will have one minute to say goodbye,

gather their belongings, and walk out the front door.

By a vote of to , Jack, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

[WHISPERING] Sorry.

It's been wonderful being with you.

[WHISPERING] They threatened Alison.

That's why she voted to keep me.

OK.

OK.

Thanks.

Bye, Jack.

Good one.

Hey, Jee.

It was fun, sir.

Hey, Robert, take care, buddy.

Take care, man.

Good luck with everything.

Ali, good luck, sweetheart.

Bye.

See you.

Good luck.

Good luck, guys. - Bye, Jack.

Take care.

Bye, Jack.

JULIE: Hey, Jack. - Hello, Julie.

JULIE: You can put your bag down right there.

It's nice to see you.

Nice to see you in person.

I'd hoped to meet you a little later.

I know.

They all do.

Please make yourself comfortable.

Have a seat.

Thank you.

Yeah.

- I guess you're mad at us. - You feel all right?

Yeah, I'm OK.

You're scared.

Sorry.

It's not really your fault. What you gotta do for yourself.

Smartest move.

I would have done the same thing.

I really would have.

He was coming after me.

No, I would have, too.

I mean, you had to do it.

Jack didn't know it was coming so--

It was different reasons behind that as well,

but, hey, it's the best thing for you.

And it's cool. - It was.

It was the best move she could have made.

What did you order tonight?

Let's get this thing over with.

[inaudible]

I can't wait.

Locking us down.

Well, Jack, you failed to win a single competition

during your stay in the Big Brother house.

Please set the record straight.

Did you or did you not throw the competitions?

I did not throw them.

JULIE: Not a single one?

Well, I threw one.

JULIE: Which one?

The veto of the core door game.

Yes.

It was set up with the alliance

that I would throw it and stay in the house.

I was up for nomination so--

We talked to your wife, and she was convinced that you

were throwing all of them.

No, I wasn't.

I wasn't.

I was trying hard really.

I know it's hard to believe, but I did try hard to win,

particularly HOHs.

I wanted to--

So what was your strategy in this game?

I wanted to--

I realized early on that I was much, much older

than the rest of the houseguests.

I did-- I wanted to be a parent figure,

a grandfather they knew.

I had grandchildren, and I thought well I'd better lie low

for a while and not be arrogant or give orders,

not be a parent who was trying to tell them what to do,

or they'd vote me out.

And that's the way I played it for weeks.

Well, it lasted you days in the house, which is not bad.

Yes. I enjoyed it really.

Had a great time.

Do you regret not taking the last golden power of veto

now that you're sitting here evicted?

Yeah.

I do regret it now.

I had gotten assurances from Robert and Jee

that I would be staying.

And when I heard the provisions of the veto, what it was going

to require, the week of PB&J, and since Robert had said

you're OK, Jack, I didn't want to put Robert in that position,

so I did not go for the veto.

Well, were you in it to win the game or make friends or--

Well, I was in it to win it.

I won-- I wanted to go to the finals,

but the strategy in that case was not to go for the veto

since I thought I was gonna be staying anyway.

You made it through years in the FBI and only days

in the Big Brother house.

Meanwhile, a bunch of kids are still in there, Jack.

Is it safe to say that this was harder than the FBI?

This was tough.

Erika and I would say, you know, we're

going to be in seclusion somewhere

saying these kids don't know how to play this game.

Well, you know after almost two months,

you left quite an impression on all your housemates,

and they taped special messages for you in the event

that you'd be sitting here tonight.

So let's hear what they had to say.

Thank you, Julie.

Jack, you were my favorite opponent.

I respect you as a player, and as a person, you've been great.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm gonna miss your humor, your wittiness,

just your smile in the morning when I wake up,

and miss having that father figure around the house.

Jack, you fought a great fight.

You know I'm sorry that had to be you leaving.

You've played this game with professionalism and coolness.

I was really glad to have you as someone to share this house

with, and hopefully when I see you outside,

we can continue our less than tasteful jokes together.

You've truly been like kind of a surrogate father figure to me

in this house, and I've learned so much, especially,

you know, who shot Kennedy 'cause I

was really unclear about that.

It's been fun playing this game with you.

You've been my toughest competition

and my strongest ally.

You know I adore you.

[blows kiss] I'll see you soon.

I appreciate that.

Any final thoughts?

I have enjoyed playing this game.

It was a tough game.

The people-- the young-- very young people I was with

were inspiring.

I drew energy from them.

And they were better at it than I was.

Well, we'll see who wins.

Meanwhile, you're the fourth member of the jury who

will vote on who wins "Big Brother ,"

and you'll be joining Nathan, Justin,

and Dana in the jury house.

But we'll see you all back here on finale night in September.

I look forward to it, Julie.

Thank you, Jack.

Thank you.

When we come back, who'll become the new head

of household with the power to nominate two

more houseguests for eviction?

And then yet another surprise for the houseguests

when tonight we remove someone else

from the Big Brother house.

Stay tuned.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

With Jack evicted from the house,

Jee and Robert's plan to break up the Desert Room alliance

was a success.

But has now this placed a target on their backs

with the only way anyone can guarantee their safety

is to win the title of head of household.

In preparation for this week's head of household competition,

we've been secretly removing items from the Big Brother

house, and it didn't take long for the houseguests

to realize that something was up.

You're right.

What they do with it?

Hi, boys.

We found a lot of stuff.

What?

That's missing.

OK.

OK, it's only for us.

The toilet seat cover's gone.

Where are all the fishies?

They don't think that we know.

Are they stupid?

We got a edge.

That's good.

Let's find out who will become the new head of household.

Houseguests, the power is up for grabs.

Jee, as outgoing head of household, you cannot compete.

It may not surprise you to learn that tonight's competition

is called Disappearing Act.

During the past week, several random items

have slowly disappeared from inside the Big Brother house.

I'm going to ask you eight questions

about the missing items.

The first houseguest to buzz in and answer the question

correctly will win one point.

If you give a wrong answer, you're out of the game.

The houseguest with the most points

at the end of eight questions, or the last person standing,

will become the new head of household.

Is everyone ready to play?

Yeah, Julie.

Yeah.

Then let's get started.

Question -- this item usually marks the spot.

[beeps] Alison.

X.

JULIE: That is correct.

Alison is the first one with a point.

Question number -- there are more

of these items than any other item in the house.

Jun.

Marbles.

JULIE: That is correct.

Jun and Alison tied at one apiece.

Question -- this item has a hat.

[beep]

Jun again.

The rubber ducky.

JULIE: That is correct.

Jun's in the lead with .

Alison has .

Robert and Erika have nothing.

Question -- you might say this item

belongs to a houseguest named John.

[beeps] Erika.

The lid to the toilet.

JULIE: That is correct.

[laughs]

Erika has one, Alison has one, and Jun has , Robert .

Question -- you all have one of these, but this one is unique.

[beeps]

Robert.

Picture.

JULIE: Could you clarify that?

Be more specific?

No.

JULIE: Who's pic--

Amanda's picture.

JULIE: We accept that.

Robert makes the score board.

Robert has point.

Moving on, question --

these items get more screen time than you do.

[beeps]

Erika.

The fish.

JULIE: That is correct.

The virtual fish is correct.

Erika now has points, tied with Jun

for the lead who also has .

Robert and Alison each have .

Question -- this item has been used in nomination ceremonies.

[beeps]

Jun.

The yellow dining room chair?

JULIE: Correct.

Oh!

JULIE: Jun takes the lead with points,

followed by Erika with , Alison and Robert each have .

This is the last question.

Name the two items that were taken from the house

and then returned.

[beeps]

Erika.

The clock and--

oh, sh*t.

Um, sh*t.

Clock and--

JULIE: You have seconds left.

I'm sorry, Erika.

Time is up.

This means congratulations Jun.

Oh, my god!

JULIE: You are the new head of household for the first time

this season.

Jee, please hand over the key to the HOH bedroom to your ex.

And I'll be back to talk with everyone in a minute.

I gotta get my key!

Congratulations.

Thank you.

[laughing]

Couldn't think of anything other than that stupid a*s--

I didn't get that X thing.

[chatter]

We have a big surprise in store

for the new head of household.

How will Jun react when she learns that she is

leaving the Big Brother house?

Find out when we return.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Jun, the investment manager from New York,

was just named the new head of household.

What none of the houseguests know

is that Jun is about to be removed from the Big

Brother house as part of the next step

in our series of twists.

Let's go back inside.

Hello, houseguests.

Hi, Julie.

Jun, congratulations again on winning HOH for the first time.

Thank you.

You know you were so sharp during that last competition.

Were you studying what was missing from the house?

[clears throat] I was studying what was missing from

the house, but I was not letting everyone in the house

know that I was studying.

JULIE: Very smart.

Otherwise, they'd be studying, too.

Yeah! [laughing]

How does it feel being in the position of power

for the first time?

Oh, more than anything, I'm just

really looking forward to that one perk

about getting stuff from home.

I can't wait to open that door and see

what people sent me from home.

JULIE: Erika, how do you feel having just

escaped the chopping block?

I'm relieved obviously.

I couldn't-- you know what I couldn't be happier that Jun

actually now has HOH because she gets

to experience a little slice of from home,

and it feels really good.

JULIE: Mhm.

That's nice.

Well, houseguests, last week you were all

told to expect the unexpected.

And you got a taste of what that meant,

but the unexpected isn't over yet.

Jun.

Yes?

JULIE: I need you to come to the diary room right now,

so I can tell you more about it.

OK.

You all right?

Oh, my.

This is special.

Another twist in the game.

How wonderful.

Hi.

Hello, Jun.

Hi.

Please speak quietly so the other houseguests

don't overhear us.

OK.

As the new head of household, you're the center

of the next big twist.

OK.

What would you say if I told you

that there was a limo waiting just for you

outside the diary room door?

I would ask you where I'm going.

JULIE: Well, Jun, after days of confinement,

you're going to leave the Big Brother house,

and where you're going is your hometown.

[gasps]

JULIE: You're going to New York City, where

tomorrow night you'll be a special guest

at the MTV Video Music Awards.

No way!

JULIE: So what you need to do right now

is pick up the blindfold on the table--

Yeah.

Go ahead and pick it up.

Walk to the door on the far side of the room.

OK.

Right now.

Go to that door, the far side.

The other way. - Oh, sorry.

JULIE: Like to the--

OK.

JULIE: OK.

Now, you're going to put on the blindfold.

OK.

Now open the door and walk out and have a good time, Jun.

All right.

Thanks, Julie.

Can someone grab my hand?

You're welcome.

How will Jun react to her first taste of life

outside the Big Brother house in days?

Be sure to see Jun at the MTV Video Music Awards

hosted by Chris Rock tomorrow night

at :/: Central on MTV.

How will the other guest react when

they finally realize that Jun is missing from the house?

And more importantly, how will this affect the game?

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

As you can see, the diary room chair is now empty.

Only seconds ago, Jun, the new head of household,

was removed from the Big Brother house.

She's now on her way to New York City

to be a special guest at tomorrow

night's MTV Video Music Awards.

The other houseguests have no idea that Jun

is no longer in the house.

Tune in this Friday to see what happens when the houseguests

discover that Jun is missing and how this twist will affect

the golden power of veto.

Then on Tuesday, Jun will return to nominate

two people for eviction.

And I'll see you back here one week from tonight

for the next live eviction.

For now, we leave you to eavesdrop on the houseguests

who are still inside the house.

From outside the Big Brother house, I'm Julie Chen.

Have a good night.

The real shocker was the very beginning.

Yeah.

That was pretty much--

That was about it.

They could basically do anything they want.

It's like ridiculous.

You need help?

I'm good.

Thank you.

It's like bring in all my exes.

Oh, she'll come through the door, what?

I know right.

I'm kidding.

The seashell.

You're the one who said it, too.

You're the one who's like, yeah, look here.

It's gone.

Here's the pompoms to-- show me a cheer.

I like how we call that the clock.

It's not even a clock.

I know, but it is a clock.

But it looks like a clock.

It does have hands. - Star clock.

- It's a clock without hands. - Star clock.

Surprised they didn't say anything about the barstool.

Yeah, I was thinking that, too.

[theme music]

What was your question, Robert?

Picture.

Yeah, but what was-- we all had individual ones.

Oh.

Each one of us has an individual one in the house.

[theme music]