04x26 - Episode 26

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NARRATOR: Previously, on "Big Brother ."

Oh, my god!

NARRATOR: After being crowned head of household,

Jun got a break from captivity, flying to New York City

and attending the MTV Video Music Awards.

I'm here!

And I'm-- I'm psyched.

NARRATOR: The remaining house guests were challenged

to find their new HOH.

To win the golden power of veto,

you must be the first name where your HOH is and in what city.

What?

NARRATOR: Determined to keep the ladies of the house in control,

Alison walked away with the veto power.

Jun is going to be one happy check when she

comes in the door, and I have this little medallion

around my neck.

NARRATOR: But Jun's vacation had its consequences.

Now she definitely doesn't deserve it.

No, she really doesn't.

NARRATOR: On Jun's return, Jee sees

the opportunity to break the girls' alliance

and evade nomination.

See, if you did happen to see me,

then it would be us two against them two.

Mm-hm.

And at that point, I would work with you.

But who would you want out if that was the case?

Ali.

NARRATOR: But Jee's appeal fell on deaf ears,

as Jun put him on the nomination block

and then stunned the house by nominating Alison as well.

I thought that I was going to get nominated with Jee.

I was shocked.

NARRATOR: Will Alison use her veto power to save herself?

If she does, who will Jun put up in her place?

Tonight, one of these four house guests will be a victim.

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 it's a battle of the sexes as the remaining three

women take on the last two men.

Jun, the investment manager from New York,

became head of household for the first time.

She then nominated her ex, Jee, for eviction.

In a surprise move, she also nominated Alison,

the retail manager from Pittsburgh

and the holder of the golden power of veto.

The fate of the Big Brother house

now rests in Alison's hands.

Is Alison so confident Jee will be evicted

that she'll stay on the chopping block and let the house decide?

Or will she save herself by using the golden power of veto,

forcing Jun to put up either Erika,

the Pilates instructor from Los Angeles,

or Robert, the restaurant manager also from LA,

as a replacement nominee?

Alison's plan will be revealed tonight

as "Big Brother " holds its first live veto meeting.

That means any one of the four other house guests--

Alison, Robert, Jee, or Erika--

could be evicted.

Anything can happen.

But first, the past week has been the reign of Queen Jun,

as her nominations have stirred emotions

and challenged alliances.

But in the end, she isn't really the one

holding all the cards this week.

Erika, you're safe.

Robert, you're safe.

So I've nominated Jee and Alison.

You both, I think you know, are the strongest

players in this game right now.

Thank you.

It looked like Ali didn't know by her face.

Yeah.

I mean, made that look like, what the [muted] happened?

That's what it looked like her face was.

Their faces-- they were just both, like, stunned.

I was looking at Jee's face.

I feel bad, though. God.

Did you really think I was a strong player?

I definitely controlled both nominations and veto ceremony

this week, because I took the power away from Alison.

Oh.

Work it like that.

Yeah.

Looked like she didn't know, right?

It did.

She looked like she was being evicted.

That's how bad it was.

I was watching Robert, because Robert was laughing at first.

I want to know if they planned it.

If they planned it, then they're still together.

I would be honored to lose this game if either one of you

wins.

When Jun told me that she was thinking about possibly putting

me up on the block, I thought it was

a great idea since I had the veto

and I could take myself off.

If I use the veto, there are only two possibilities for Jun

to replace me with either Erika or Robert.

And now we're-- you know, we're at a disadvantage

because they got the, you know, the HOH.

And they have the, uh-- the veto.

But it's not like they're--

they're a tight alliance.

They're not even an alliance.

I know.

Puh-lease.

They're like, that b*tch!

You know they're pissed, because they

were going to start campaigning right after this.

Mm-hm.

They're like, come on.

We'd like Erika out, we'd like Erika out.

Gonna get Erika out!

They hate you.

Ha, ha.

Just because you're a good player.

I made up a little happy dance,

because it's going to take a woman

to get me out of the house.

Don't hate the playa.

Hate the game. - Word.

Right?

It's going to be even more awkward now.

They're not going to want to be near us at all.

So much for the Dream Team.

Couldn't you have sent the Stooges?

I know you can't stand Alison.

Like, she's-- in the game sense.

Let's just face it.

She got lucky, too.

Because you could have got her out last week.

Eh, I just don't respect the style of game she's playing.

Right.

And there is luck involved, you know?

She can't-- she can't acknowledge that.

She couldn't say she's here because of the fact

that she's kicked a*s for herself.

This thing is squeaking so much.

If Jee goes, I will be the only guy with these three girls.

I feel really confident that I can manipulate

the girls, every one of them.

I wish it could be me and you in the finals,

because I think it's fair.

You know why I'm telling you this.

I'm just telling you this just to tell you.

I'm not doing it because I want to, because I don't.

You do have a boyfriend, right?

I'm dating.

Well, can we out after this is over, or what?

On a-- on a date?

On a date?

No, like--

Yeah, we could hang out.

What if it was a date, and I said, what about a date?

I mean, it's kind of crazy in itself, but--

but I mean, I know her so well I just want to see how--

what she's thinking about.

Are you gonna answer me or what?

Strategically, I don't want to anger him, I guess.

There's no way in hell I'd go with him again.

The closer I get to Erika, the better it is for me.

Jee's fate is in my hands.

And as HOH, if there's a tiebreaker,

I get to cast the final vote.

Just let me know the truth.

I mean, it didn't mean that you're going to--

that you [inaudible].

Yeah, but if I keep you, are you going to come after me?

I'm not going to come after you.

Jun and I still do have a secret alliance.

I just look at her as kind of a tool to get,

you know-- to get further in this game.

Oh, the alliance with Jee is broken.

It's not a lie.

And I'm just hoping that, you know-- that she realizes

that I have been honest her.

I think Jee feels like that there's

some sort of little connect.

If it comes to a tie, and you're the one to do it,

that's a different story than you're telling me right there.

If it comes down to a tie, I'm hoping that Jun

will decide to keep me around.

You really do deserve it, in a sense.

I mean, you've played a really exceptional game,

and I really do mean it.

And I won't come after you.

So weird.

It's like the two of us here.

It's crazy.

You know, I think that aligning with Alison

is probably the smartest move at this point.

One of the reasons I don't want to keep Erika around

is because the people of the jury never got mad at Erika.

Where'd everybody go?

Oh, wait, we kicked them out.

I hate when that happens.

Does Ali ever shut up?

It's funny.

My heart wants Alison out.

But to win, you have to go against her.

But these girls don't trust one another, either.

No, dude. They don't have an alliance.

[snorting]

Last year, at this time, Marcellas had the veto title.

He was up on the block.

He didn't use the veto on himself.

I'm not going to use it.

And then Marcellas got voted out.

You should have used the veto.

I'm sorry, but I vote to evict you, Marcellas.

If I do use the veto, one of the possibilities for Jun

is to put up Robert.

Since I would love to go to the finals against Robert,

that wouldn't be the best case scenario for me

if Robert were evicted.

Even though my fellow house guests

think they know what I'm going to do,

I'm going to surprise them a little bit.

Let's check in with the house guests

and see how they're doing.

Hi, everyone.

MULTIPLE: Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Jun.

Yes?

JULIE: I have to say you looked great walking

down the red carpet at last week's MTV VMA Awards.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

What was the most memorable moment of your two days

away from the Big Brother house?

I think probably having privacy

in my own bedroom and own bathroom

to do as I wished when I wished.

OK.

Alison, if the limo was waiting outside the diary room for you

and you could have gone anywhere you wanted, where would

you have wanted to go?

Um, I probably would have wanted

to go home to Pennsylvania to see

my boyfriend's first football game of the season.

JULIE: Very nice.

You would have passed up the VMA awards?

Yeah.

I love him.

JULIE: [laughing] All right.

Robert.

Yes, Julie?

JULIE: If Jee is the one to go tonight,

you'll be the last man in the house.

Yeah.

JULIE: How do you think you'll find

life with these three women for at least the next week?

I think I'm going to be a lucky guy

to be with these three women. [laughing]

It's going to be great.

JULIE: Because of the company or because you've

made it so far in the game?

Because I've made it so far in the game.

Oh.

So what does it say about the company you're keeping?

Yeah.

[laughter]

Oh, um-- no, I mean, I'm just looking forward

to ending the game soon, so.

[laughter] JULIE: OK.

All right.

Thank you, Robert.

Erika, in the beginning, the men outnumbered the women,

and it looked like it was going to be that way to the end.

Mm-hm.

Are you surprised that the tables have turned?

Hm.

You know what, I'm not.

Because this was a really strong group of women--

very smart.

So I'm not.

JULIE: OK.

[laughing]

Jee.

Yes?

JULIE: The past week was not only your birthday.

Happy belated, by the way.

Thank you.

JULIE: But also you and your girlfriend Carmen's

anniversary.

Is there anything you'd like to say to her now?

Um, Carmen, uh, happy belated anniversary.

You know I love you, and I'm always thinking about you.

And I just can't wait to see you.

I'm dying to see you, baby.

JULIE: Even if it means you get evicted tonight?

Um--

JULIE: Not that bad.

Well, yeah, not that bad.

But I do miss her so much.

JULIE: She can wait.

I really do miss her.

JULIE: Thank you, Jee, and thank you, everyone.

And I'll be back to talk with Jun,

the current head of household, and oversee the live veto

meeting a little later.

Coming up, to survive in the Big Brother house,

it helps to be a fast talker, a skill that Robert has down pat.

But what exactly is fact and fiction when this house

guest opens his mouth?

And later, Alison holds the golden power of veto.

Will she use it to take herself off the chopping block?

And if she does, whom will Jun put up in her place?

The live veto and eviction are coming up.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

Tonight's live veto meeting and vote for the action

are just moments away.

Will Alison, the retail manager from Pittsburgh,

use the golden power of veto to take

herself off the chopping block?

And if she does, whom will Jun put up in her place?

Erika, the LA Pilates instructor, or Robert,

the restaurant manager also from LA?

But first, almost everyone plays fast and loose

with the facts when they enter the Big Brother house.

Could Robert be one of them?

Man, I know everybody in every kind of business.

Yeah, I know a lot of actors, actresses.

I mean, I know a lot.

I mean, I had to go to Kobe.

I go, hey, Kobe--

I go, Usher's at the door.

He's like, yeah, cool, cool.

I know everybody anyways.

But I'm saying if I need to go somewhere, I call.

Robert has a million and one contacts.

He has a "guy" for everything.

I have a mailing list.

I have heavy hitters.

Like, I can get actors, baseball players, football players.

I think Robert is a great liar.

The only problem is that I'm in this house to call him out.

God, I hope everyone sees how full of [muted]

is and it's just not me.

I haven't met him.

Is he not so transparent, or is it just me?

Robert is a lying, cheating son of a b*tch.

He's a con man.

Every night, I have five, tables of people that I know.

That's awesome.

I'm in a suit.

I'm money all the time.

I have people kissing me, hugging me, all day, all night.

Robert is telling everybody in his house

that he's a restaurant manager.

These people call me--

million people call me every day.

Robert, can I please have that table?

He got fired.

He doesn't work there anymore.

You work hours a day?

Pfft. Hell, yeah.

- And you-- - Easy.

And you enjoy it?

I come home happy as hell.

Well, he knows basically, I guess, all the--

you know, the hottest people in LA.

You should have seen Shaq.

Shaq was sitting in a little table.

Beautiful girls would come up to him.

Got one of up on him.

He looked at me.

He goes-- he threw it on the floor.

It was funny.

The chick was hot.

Whatever we need, he can do it for us.

And that's what Robert has basically told us.

I don't know if anything that comes out of Robert's mouth

is the truth.

I know Vince Vaughn, Spike Lee.

About knowing any of these people--

Uh, Hugh Hefner has been in.

--I mean, I highly doubt it.

Cameron Diaz, Barry Drewmore.

You know everything, you know?

I know you have a lot of connections

and you know all the hot spots in LA.

Yeah.

I can go to some celebrities for favorites, definitely can.

Like, Pink came in, like, two weeks before,

and she ordered Caymus.

That's $ a bottle.

I haven't, but I can if I want to, yeah.

And that's not one of those things

where you go and try to get on the list.

You have to know somebody.

Everything's free, open bar.

I don't believe a word that that kid says.

His name probably isn't Robert.

I hope that Robert's lying in this game strategically

and that he doesn't have, like, some kind of problem.

How many times has Robert lied to me about dumb things?

Right.

Why wouldn't he lie about the game?

Right.

It's time to talk privately with Jun

inside the HOH bedroom.

Hi, Jun. - Hi, Julie.

JULIE: Just so you know, the other

house guests cannot hear us, so feel free to speak your mind.

Sure.

JULIE: Now, you've been a master at balancing

several secret alliances, including one with Jee.

Yes.

But you've declared that alliance is now over.

Mm-hm.

JULIE: Why?

Um, I feel like the alliance I made with Jee was to just get

me far along enough in the game where

I wouldn't need him any more.

And I didn't want to help Jee further, because I felt

like Jee had his own alliances.

So at this point, I don't need him,

and so I don't need him in the house.

And he's just a threat that I don't need to worry about.

So at this time, I'm declaring it over.

Have you clued in Jee to this fact

that that alliance is over, or does

he still think it's going on?

I think Jee thinks that I'm still on his side,

kind of rooting for him, trying to pull some last minute tricks

and keep him in the house.

But that's not happening.

Even though you nominated him, he thinks that's part

of the master plan here?

Oh, yeah.

I think Jee's a little bit naive, in that he thinks that I

still kind of have some sort of nurturing feelings for him,

that I want to help him along the way.

But as far as I'm concerned, that's over,

and I want him out of the house.

But at the same time, he's a potential vote

if I go to the finals, so I have to be nice.

Oh, it is a fine balancing act.

Mm-hm.

Now, when you found out the rules of last week's veto

competition, how concerned were you that Robert

or Jee would win it?

I know that Jee most of the time is either working

or in school.

And so I knew that Jee would not get that.

He is not about kind of MTV.

He's not about mainstream pop culture.

And so I wasn't worried about him.

Robert has no tolerance to sit down and watch anything

for more than five minutes.

And so I wasn't worried about Robert, either.

I knew one of the ladies would win.

JULIE: And you were right.

Yep.

Now, whom do you trust more at this point in the game?

Alison or Erika?

Um, I don't trust either of them,

but I trust the fact that Alison wants to go with me

to the finals more than Erika.

So it's kind of like an alliance of mistrust, if anything,

more than trust.

Do you think that alliance with Alison

will take you to the end?

I think my alliance with Alison will take me to the end.

I think she and I both realize that if we evict one another,

we won't have each other's votes.

And so that's strong enough to hold us together to the end.

JULIE: And she is the person you would like

to see yourself up against?

I would love to go up against Alison,

because I know she has many enemies both

inside and outside the house.

JULIE: All right.

Well, thank you, Jun. - No problem.

And you can rejoin the others now.

OK.

Thanks.

Coming up, before being evicted from the Big Brother

house, Alison's ex Justin did some pretty heavy

flirting with Dana.

Now that the couple whom Alison referred to as the "man

troll and the m*dget" have reunited at the jury house,

what has happened to their relationship?

And then the live veto meeting and eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

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

Alison, the retail manager from Pittsburgh,

holds the golden power of veto.

Will she use it to take herself off the chopping block?

And if she does, whom will Jun, the current head of household,

put up in her place?

Anything can happen.

But first, there have been some new developments

at the jury house.

Let's catch up with Dana, Nathan, Justin, and Jack.

Being sequestered has been a treat.

I couldn't ask for anything more.

Justin and I-- you know, we--

we're very comfortable with each other.

It's nice to have a cuddle buddy around.

The relationship has just progressed.

I think it was kind of like I picked up where I left off.

And you know, I guess the same goes for her, too.

Justin and I have been doing, uh, a lot of pool time.

We've been in the pool quite a bit.

I kind of feel bad that Nathan's got this whole third wheel

syndrome going on.

Nathan's trying to give us our space, and--

and that's cool.

Justin made a comment to me.

I asked him to go run the other day.

And he told me--

he goes, Nate, I already got in my cardio for the day.

[laughing]

Right now?

Cardio's pretty good around here.

[laughing]

All right.

Let's go see who it is.

Let's see.

Let's go.

I would want Alison to come through the door, maybe

a snuggle buddy.

[laughing] I'm in desperate need.

[all laughing]

Hey, guys.

I was very surprised when I saw Jack walk through the door.

- Oh. - Hey, man.

Heya, bud. It's good to see you.

Good to see you, buddy.

Hey, Jeff. Hey, buddy.

[laughing] - How are you?

Ah, Dana.

It's nice to see you.

Jack will fit in just fine.

Uh, he's never had a problem fitting

in despite his age difference.

Well, look, let's go inside.

OK.

Show me around, yeah.

Let's do it.

Jack is going to be initiated into the house.

The water balloon train is rolling through town,

and next stop is Jack's head.

[laughter]

Thanks.

Thanks, guys.

Only two of 'em hit me, which is typical of how we compete

in the Big Brother house.

[laughter]

I love my new home.

That was good.

Thank you, guys.

It's time for "Big Brother 's" first live veto meeting.

Hi, everyone.

MULTIPLE: Hi, Julie.

It's time for the veto meeting.

Alison, you currently hold the golden power of veto.

We see it around your neck.

As you know, you can use that power to either take yourself

or Jee off the chopping block.

Or you can choose not to use it at all.

Jun.

Yes?

JULIE: As the current HOH, are you

prepared to name your replacement

nominee if Alison does use the golden power of veto?

I am prepared, yes.

OK.

Well, then, Alison, it's time to tell

us what you want to do with the golden power of veto and why.

Well, I am now part of a team of two--

three very strong women.

And as the golden power of veto holder,

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

and that I can trust in you.

So with that said, I've decided not

to use the golden power of veto on Jee and to use it on myself.

JULIE: Well put.

[laughing] I think you had everyone's heart

in their stomach for a minute there in the house

and also here on the staff.

All right, Jun.

Alison has taken herself off the chopping block.

So please tell us who you would like to replace her with

and why.

All right.

You guys know why I put Ali up.

And you know that I knew Ali had won the veto

before I entered this house.

And so now that we've made the transition

and the veto meeting's over, you won't

be surprised to know that I am putting Robert up on the block

in place of Ali.

JULIE: OK.

Thank you for taking that orange seat, Robert.

How do you feel suddenly finding yourself

on the chopping block, Robert?

Um, I expected it, so I feel all right with it.

JULIE: OK.

Robert and Jee, I'll be back in a minute

so that your housemates can cast their eviction votes.

Thank you, everyone.

Thank you

When we return, "Big Brother 's" live vote and eviction.

Stay with us.

Welcome back.

Just moments ago, we watched live

as Alison, the retail manager from Pittsburgh,

used the golden power of veto to take

herself off the chopping block.

Jun, the current head of household,

then nominated Robert, the restaurant manager from LA,

as Alison's replacement nominee.

Whom will the house guests vote to evict from the Big

Brother house tonight?

Let's find out.

Hello again, house guests.

Hi.

JULIE: Robert, just a few minutes ago, you

were nominated for eviction.

In just a moment, your fellow house mates

will vote to evict either you or Jee from the Big Brother house.

Now, before that happens, I'm going to give each of you

an opportunity to plead your case

as to why you should remain inside the Big Brother house.

Keep in mind that what you say right now

could change their minds and their votes.

Jee, please go first.

OK guys.

Um, it's been a long, uphill battle for all of us

in this game.

And I just would like to say that, you know, I feel very

honored to have played alongside such, you know,

worthy opponents as yourselves.

And, um, you know, I just have one request to ask of you all.

Don't give me a good--

I mean, a sad goodbye when I do leave this house.

Because my true grand prize is waiting for me at home.

So thank you for everything, and, you know, good luck to you

guys if I do leave.

I would still love to enjoy this game,

but if not, then I understand.

JULIE: Thank you, Jee.

Thank you.

JULIE: And, Robert, what would you like to say?

Um, I trust that you guys will make the right decision.

Whatever that may be, I'm fine with it.

If I leave today, it was a great game.

You guys are all strong players, and that's basically it.

JULIE: OK.

And thank you, Robert.

House guests, it's time to vote.

Jee and Robert, as the two nominees,

you are not allowed to vote.

Jun, as the current head of household,

you will only vote in the event of a tie.

One at a time, the remaining two house guests, Alison and Erika,

will enter the diary room and cast their vote.

Alison, you're up first.

Please go to the diary room.

With Alison fresh off the chopping block,

which of the two nominees does she

see as the bigger threat to her safety and want evicted first?

Let's find out.

Hi, Alison.

Hi.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jee.

Thank you, Alison.

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

OK.

Will Erika vote the same way as Alison?

Or are we about to witness "Big Brother 's" first tie vote?

Let's find out.

Hi, Erika.

Hi, Julie.

Please cast your vote to evict now.

I vote to evict Jee.

Thank you, Erika.

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

The results are in.

It's time to let the house guests know the final vote.

House guests, the verdict is in.

As always, when I reveal the name,

the evicted house guest will have one minute

to say goodbye, gather their belongings,

and walk out the front door.

By a vote of two to zero, Jee, you are evicted

from the Big Brother house.

OK.

All right, you guys.

Let's go.

It was fun while it lasted, huh?

Jee, you're an awesome player.

- Thanks, guys. - You played a great game.

Thank you.

I take it as a compliment.

Now to take my little gnome, or my big gnome, out of the house.

Oh, and my big bag.

Oh, you know what, I'm sorry.

[inaudible] the shimmy.

I am so sorry.

[laughing]

Let me not be rude, Erika.

Had a great game, [inaudible].

Good luck to you, OK?

Oh, Jee!

Bye, [inaudible].

Bye, Jee.

Thanks for everything.

Thanks for being civil with me, huh?

Yeah. You know.

Bye, Alison.

Good luck.

All right, guys?

Let me go say goodbye to my boy.

Later, brother.

Dude, this is not it.

[inaudible]

- All right, guys. - Bye, Jee.

- Take care. - Bye, Jee!

Back to the world for me!

Later, guys!

MULTIPLE: Bye!

Bye, Jee.

Later, dude!

[exhaling]

JULIE: Hi, Jee. - Hi, Julie.

JULIE: How are you?

Go ahead and put your things down.

Welcome.

Thank you.

JULIE: How are you? - I'm fine.

It's nice to finally meet you in person.

Yeah, in person.

Please, have a seat.

Make yourself comfortable.

Thanks.

[sighing]

You just said you can't believe you're out.

Yes.

Why are you so shocked?

You were a big threat in the game, Jee.

Uh, yeah, but I mean, but you know what?

I take it as a compliment.

But I'm just so happy to be out of the house now.

You know, it's a cage in there.

And, um, you know, I truly care for all the opponents.

But I'm just really happy to be out of the house now.

JULIE: All of them?

You know what?

It's a game.

It is business, so I understand.

And, you know, I'm not going to hold any grudges.

You know, it was just hard for me

because I had to live with all the house guys for two months.

Well, I ask this specifically thinking of June.

Because you had this alliance with her.

You could have put her up twice.

You didn't.

First chance she gets, she puts you up on the chopping block.

Do you feel betrayed?

No, I did not feel betrayed.

I knew it was coming.

You know, she said it many times to me that, you know,

business is business.

And, you know, she had told me-- she was

always brutally honest with me.

She told me that if it comes to a time

where she had to put me up, she would do it.

And, um, it just came to that time.

And, you know, I couldn't do anything about it

at this point.

I am not upset at her, not at all.

She is your ex.

What does the future hold for the two of you?

At this point, you know, we haven't spoken for three years

before this whole game.

So I really don't know if there will be a future.

But I just hope for the best for her and, you know,

for her and Bob.

JULIE: That's very kind of you.

You left Robert alone in the house with three women.

How do you think he's going to handle it?

I think Rob is going to go just crazy.

I don't think he'll be able to handle it well.

But I told him--

I just gave him some advice.

You know, I told him, hey, just hang in there,

and this is a great opportunity for you.

You have an awesome chance now, so just take it.

JULIE: Yeah, because he referred to the remaining three women

as, quote, "b*tches, sluts, and wh*res."

Did that surprise you?

Um, that didn't surprise me.

Uh, I think Rob does have some issues against maybe, you know,

the--

the other gender, the opposite gender.

But, um, you know, I think Rob has carried himself at least

fairly well in this game.

And I just hope he will continue to do so

and he won't hurt himself by calling these names

to the girls straight out.

JULIE: So that didn't change your perception of him

when you heard him say it?

You know, the way I look at it, he-- you know,

he was loyal to me and he respected me,

so I just gave it back to him.

I mean, hey, that's all I can say, really.

JULIE: Well, after over two months in the house,

you left quite an impression on all your house mates,

and they each taped a special message

for you in the event you were sitting here with me tonight.

Let's hear what they had to say.

Jee, um, I guess it was time for you to go.

I think the alliance that you and I had--

we helped each other equally in this game.

But it's gotten down to just a few of us.

And there was no way I could protect you

or anyone could really protect you,

because you were such a strong competitor.

I'm going to miss your jokes.

I'm going to miss your smile.

I'm going to miss your stories about the outside world.

And I want you to know that I think that the outside world

has no limits for you.

You will be missed.

You, um, have touched our lives, and good luck to you

and Carmen in the future.

I know you're going to have a wonderful life.

Jee, I can't believe you're leaving

me with these three girls.

It's going to be really, really rough without you.

I'm going to do it for the Dream Team, man.

I'm going to stick it out, and hopefully

something will come of it.

I'm really going to miss you, but we're

going to have a friendship outside this house.

And I'm looking forward to that.

So take care, and I'll see you very soon, bro.

Any final thoughts?

Uh, hey, it was just very touching.

That's all I can say.

I just thank them for, you know, making

me such nice farewell messages.

JULIE: Well, Jee, you're the fifth member

of the jury, who will decide who wins "Big Brother ."

You'll be joining Dana, Nathan, Justin,

your fellow Dream Team member, and Jack in the jury house.

Can't wait to see them.

JULIE: But we'll see you all back here on finale night,

September th.

OK.

Until then, good luck.

Thank you, Julie. Thank you very much.

Thanks. Well-played.

When we come back, Alison, Erika, and Robert

will battle to become the next head of household.

With the half million dollars closer than ever before,

the competition is sure to be heated.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

With only four house guests remaining,

the next head of household is guaranteed a spot

in the final three, putting the half million

dollars within their reach.

Who will walk away with the power tonight?

Let's find out.

House guests, the power is up for grabs.

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

Alison, Erika, and Robert, your evicted house guests are gone,

but for your sake, I hope they're not forgotten.

I'm going to read you a number of incomplete statements made

by the four current members of the jury house--

Dana, Nathan, Justin, and Jack.

After hearing each incomplete statement,

I will give you two possible endings.

You will then choose which ending you think

the jury member actually said.

For every correct answer, you will win one point.

The house guest with the most points

at the end of eight statements will become the new HOH.

Is everyone ready to play?

And here we go.

Question one.

Dana said, quote, "I was never more pissed off than the time,"

A, "when I learned of Alison's plot to evict me," or B,

"Nathan used the veto to save Alison."

Answers, please.

Let's find out what Dana said.

I was never more pissed off than the time

that Nathan used the veto to save Alison.

JULIE: B is the correct answer.

Everyone got it right.

Everyone gets a point.

Next question.

Justin said, quote, "The most shocking surprise in the season

for me was when," A, "I walked into the living room

and saw Alison," or B, "Michelle was evicted and not Erika."

Answers, please.

Let's find out what Justin said.

The most shocking surprise in the season for me

was when Michelle was evicted and not Erika.

JULIE: That means the correct answer is B. I'm sorry, Alison.

You did not get it correct.

Both Erika and Robert did get it right.

Each get a point.

Question three.

Jack said, quote, "I think the most

attractive person in the house was," A, Erika, B, Nathan.

Answers, please.

Let's find out what Jack said.

I think the most attractive person in the house was Nathan.

JULIE: [laughing] That makes B the correct answer.

No one got it right.

No one gets a point.

[laughing]

Question number four.

Nathan said, quote, "Julie Chen surprised me most

when," A, "she announced that Michelle was being

evicted instead of Erika," or B, "she

called Alison my bed buddy."

Answers, please.

Let's find out what Nathan said.

Julie Chen surprised me most when she called Alison my bed--

bed buddy.

JULIE: That makes B the correct answer.

Everyone got it right.

Everyone gets a point.

Erika and Robert still tied for the lead

at three points a piece.

Alison trails with two.

Question five.

Jack said, quote, "My biggest regret on the show

is," A, "losing the HOH competition to Jee," or B,

"not taking Julie's offer for the veto."

Answers, please.

I need an answer.

All right.

Let's hear what the answer is.

My biggest regret on the show is losing

the HOH competition to Jee.

JULIE: That makes the correct answer A. Again, Erika

and Robert both got it correct.

Still tied for the lead.

I'm sorry, Alison.

You're trailing by two now.

Question number six.

Dana said, quote, "Of the exes, the two people that are hardest

to picture together are," A, Rob and Erika,

or B, Justin and Alison.

Answers, please.

Let's see what Dana had to say.

Of the exes, the two people that are hardest to picture

together are Justin and Alison.

JULIE: The correct answer is B. The only one to get it right

is Erika.

She now leads by one point.

Question seven.

Nathan said, "The sexiest person in the house has been,"

A, Michelle, B, Erika.

Answers, please.

Let's see what Nathan had to say.

The sexiest person in the house has been Erika.

JULIE: No one got it right.

No one gets a point.

Erika still has the lead by one.

Final question.

Justin said, "The most difficult competition for me was,"

A, "the clam bake from hell," or B, "the steel cage match."

Answers, please.

Let's see what Justin said.

The most difficult competition for me

was the clam bake from hell.

JULIE: That makes A the correct answer,

and we have a tie between Robert and Erika.

All right.

Let's pick up the markers and dry erase boards.

Alison, you've been eliminated.

I'm going to ask you a question, and the answer

will be a number.

The person who comes closest to the correct answer

without going over wins.

If you both go over, the number that's

closest to the right answer will determine the winner.

From the moment the exes walked into the house to right now,

how many hours have you spent in the Big Brother house

rounded to the nearest hour?

I need an answer.

The correct answer is , hours.

Robert, congratulations.

You are the new head of household.

Jun, hand over the keys to the HOH bedroom.

Oh, yeah!

Give it to me!

This isn't over.

Oh, my god.

[laughing]

With only four house guests remaining, Robert, the new HOH,

is the first guest guaranteed a spot in the final three.

With the finish line closer than ever before,

every move can mean the difference

between victory and disaster on "Big Brother ."

Stay tuned to hear what we have planned for next week.

Welcome back.

With Robert the new HOH, the women in the Big Brother house

have taken a fall.

Whom will Robert target for revenge?

Tune in this Friday to find out which two girls

he nominates for eviction.

For now, we leave you to eavesdrop on the final four.

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

Good night.

Her voice sounded weird, huh?

She sounded like a man.

Like, she was really rough.

Well, you know, maybe her throat hurt or something.

They are in a beautiful place, though.

Did you see the bathroom?

Did you see the palm trees?

Yo!

And that was all real!

Oh, my gosh!

That was all real, too, wasn't it?

In the pool.

Oh, my-- they were all so tan!

That's cool.

Dude, Hawaii.

I'm all right with that.

Out of the two, what would you have put?

Would you have got it right?

I think I would've got some of them right.

They were a little difficult. - They were hard.

The Jack ones-- - I knew [inaudible].

Did you really?

I mean, I knew Justin [inaudible]..

But the Jack questions, I got screwed on.