04x28 - Episode 28

[bunniefuu]

[suspenseful music]

Previously on "Big Brother ."

Jee was evicted, leaving the three women sitting pretty,

with only one member of the Dream Team left.

You OK?

But the HOH competition changed everything.

With Robert winning the tie breaking question.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Robert, congratulations.

You are the new head of household.

Guaranteeing his safety for the week.

Oh yeah!

[inaudible].

And pitting the women against each other.

Robert reached out to his ex, Erika,

with a plan to make it to the end.

My idea was me, you and Jun for the final three.

While Jun and Alison grew suspicious of Erika.

Knowing she may be a target for nominations,

Alison tried to persuade Robert she was not a threat.

I pissed lot of people off in this game.

I think that if he was smart he would try to be

taking myself to the finals.

But at the nomination ceremony Robert

decided to stick by his ex and nominate the two floaters.

Obviously I've chosen Jun and Alison.

Who will win the final and most powerful veto of all?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

Erika, you are safe.

Alison, I fear you.

And I fear you in the last HOH, in the finals.

Jun, as well, I think you're the smartest

person that's played this game.

And I have to also wonder what's going to happen to me

in the finals against you.

The nomination ceremony is over.

[dramatic music playing]

I did?

This is it.

We're at the end, and I'm not one

of the people being nominated.

That's a great feeling.

I get to put two people on the block.

I get to save Erika, you know, just so we can

make the alliance for the end.

So it was perfect.

Having a key in that box really

doesn't really mean that much this week, because the veto

is really important.

Not only do you have the power to take yourself off the block

if you are nominated, but you also

have the power to pick who you want to be in the final three.

I hate shaved carrots.

Jun, I thought I was going to get some drama.

Today?

Yeah.

Yeah, dude.

Nah, not today.

I just woke up from a [muted] nap.

You weren't feeling it.

I was all discombobulated.

As nominees we chose to just take it like women.

Word.

Basically, he's only afraid of me because of my muscles,

and he's afraid of you because of your brain.

He basically told me I was a dumb a*s, but I could--

Kick his a*s.

Kick his a*s.

Yeah.

Everyone thinks that Jun's the smartest player.

They don't really think that I'm using my brain.

But I am.

That leaves me in a very good position.

[soft music playing]

You know what?

I was thinking about everything.

That people are gonna respect us more because

of what we came through.

And then to come together to go to the finals

is going to be respected more than us

taking a floater with us. - Yeah, I know.

To the end.

I definitely think that Rob is feeling very lonely.

I can tell because he's kind of cleaving to me,

and I'm like, where are you coming from all of a sudden?

As I was thinking about it, I'm thinking how I would feel.

I'd be like, damn, Robert and Erika,

despite their differences, despite being exes, they went

against each other, or what-- You know what I'm--

Whatever.

Went against each other's team and then, and then

were smart enough, and knew the game enough

to come together at the right time

to take each other to the thing.

My alliance with Erika is real.

I'm giving it %.

I trust her right now.

And I'm just going to do it till the end.

[yawns]

Same with you right?

Uh huh.

Me and you in the finals.

Seriously, because I think we deserve it.

We played a good game and it gives us better more chances.

That's the only reason.

When Robert talks strategy to me

I kind of tune him out, only because I don't

want other people in the house to think

that we have an alliance.

And I don't even want to, like, be around him.

It's good because he can be kind of annoying.

We've got to win tomorrow, Erika.

[yawning] I know.

Bad.

Will you let me know when you're done so I can do this?

Huh?

I thought you were cleaning up.

Oh, I'll clean up all right.

Uh huh.

She's weird.

Erika kind of latched on to Robert

and really hasn't left his side.

And it's just--

It sucks for Jun and I because we're just kind

of left out there in the cold.

Like, I think, I think that his family's

very well off, but he--

Yeah.

[laughing] Basically, yes.

His brother is a doctor.

His father's a doctor, and he's done [muted] with his life.

Uh huh.

Uh huh.

And her.

I don't know.

She's always saying how she owns a house.

Then just before she said her apartment.

[LAUGHING] I'm like, is everybody lying here.

I'm not.

I know.

I really feel like you and I are the only two not.

Their lies are breaking down.

Why would they come in here lying, though?

Like, what's the point of that?

We not only make fun of people,

but we know how to tear them apart.

We come up with some good [muted]..

How [muted] hilarious would it be if you

were in the final two together?

The two most evil chicks in the entire [muted] house

join together to destroy them all.

They're very confident.

They think they're going.

The whole way.

Uh huh.

The way I look at it is everything,

like, the major stuff that we've done in the game

is already done.

Right.

Now we've just got to end it off.

Hopefully, we need a lot of luck.

And-- Because I do believe you need luck in this game.

Absolutely.

Uh, a lot of luck and hopefully it's you or me.

You know what I mean?

Right?

Yep.

You are cool with taking me to the finals?

Yes, I am.

I told-- How many do I tell you?

That I'm taking you no matter what.

Like it's not even a--

You know I mean?

There's no--

We've got to get there, though.

We've got-- - I know.

A lot of work to do.

I know there's a lot more to that, but--

A lot of work.

[SINGING] It's all about the veto.

It's all--

Jun, tomorrow is life or death.

I know.

I know.

You take out Erika.

I'm taking out Robert.

That way we have it planned.

It's gonna be hard.

Like, this is life or death for you and me.

Allison definitely wants this veto more

than anything she's probably ever

wanted in this game to date.

She out yet?

She shouldn't be up here.

That's what I think.

She got lucky.

Yeah.

She can't handle being up on the block.

This girl took it--

Like, she got pissed.

That's like the one thing that's her weakness,

being up on the block.

Yeah.

She hates it and it makes her nervous.

Probably because she knows everyone hates her.

Right.

And that is a unanimous, unanimous thing.

Everybody [muted] hates her.

I still feel like Alison would be the ideal person

to go up against in the finals.

I'm aware of the fact that people hate Alison,

and so they don't want Alison to win.

But you know if one of us gets veto

she's going to be hard to deal with for the rest of the week.

It's going to be impossible.

It's going to be so bad.

Every day.

Every single thing.

It's going to wear us down, man.

And she's going to cry, and be like, Erika,

please don't take me out.

She's gonna be a spoiled little brat.

My alliance right now is with everybody in the house,

but my bond and alliance with Ali

should be stronger than the one I have right

now with Robert and Erika.

There is definitely more anxiety

and more stress in the house.

What's going on?

What are people talking about?

There's nowhere to hide and there's no privacy.

You don't know who's trying to stab you in the back

and who's turning the knife after you've been stabbed.

I'm tired.

I am too.

Nap time.

We all kind of nap together.

That's kind of like our truce.

So we're all going to go take a nap right now, right?

Living in this house is like having paranoia.

I got up because I couldn't go to sleep,

and I went to use the bathroom.

[toilet flushing]

I heard the toilet and I figure it's Jun.

She always-- She's always up in the middle of the night.

I figure it's a perfect opportunity

to actually talk to her.

And I have a perfect view of the living room from my bed.

Around the corner comes Erika and she tells me

that she wants to chat.

And I immediately thought, OK, you want to chat.

I want to chat.

I saw Erika grab Jun.

So I laid there for a minute, let them start talking.

And then I got up and went to the bathroom

to see what the heck was going on.

In the middle of the conversation we hear footsteps.

Alison, lo and behold, turns the corner.

[ominous music]

And we're like, OK, well there goes that conversation.

And then for the next half hour or so

it was a very, very awkward situation

in which the three girls, we were just

sitting in the bathroom area.

I broke it up.

I stayed up and I didn't let them talk again.

I'm going back and lay in bed and see if I can fall asleep.

It really stinks.

You can't talk to someone privately for more than two

minutes at a time in this house, because everyone's

suspecting you of something.

Yeah?

I think everyone is going to be going for this veto really,

really hard.

I want to get it because I want to secure

my safety in this house, yet if I get it

I have to make the decision.

I have to make the vote.

And it's such a bad place to be.

Yeah.

Could I just keep it?

And you take her a*s out and that's it.

Yeah?

So do I?

Do you?

I'm really stressed out in the house right now.

Before the veto competition I kind of

went over to all my pictures of all

the important people in my life and just asked them for help.

I kind of asked my father for his wisdom,

and his brilliance, and his smarts

to get me through the veto competition.

I asked my mother for her thoughtfulness, her kindness.

And then Donny I asked for his toughness, his strength,

and his speed, and his power.

[ominous music]

Ladies.

Are you ready for the final veto competition?

No.

Eee!

I'm scared!

She said eee!

You guys should be scared. Let's go.

Let's do it.

[rock music playing]

Oh my God.

What is this?

Stairs and a diamond.

I was very, very nervous.

OK this is not a golden veto competition.

It is a diamond veto competition.

The diamond veto is the final veto.

If any of the three of you win the diamond veto

you will single-handedly determine which of you leaves

the Big Brother house next.

The diamond veto is the same as any other veto

that we've had in this game.

But since there are only four people left in the house,

it makes it the most important veto to date.

And that's why it's called the diamond veto.

We each have a staircase to the diamond.

Each step represents a week that we have

been in the Big Brother house.

Basically we had to get from step

to step by correctly placing two placards

on either side of the step.

Both placards have to have the names of the original nominees

for that specific week.

And only when and if you've got both names correct could

you move on to the next step.

When you think you have inserted

the correct placard for week one proceed to your answer mat.

If correct the step will be illuminated

and you may move on to week two.

If they are incorrect the step will remain dark.

After illuminating all eight steps in order

you may then proceed up to the red staircase

to grab the diamond.

The first person to place two hands on the diamond

will win the diamond veto.

If you win it you have control of who leaves the house,

and you also take yourself off the block.

So it is the most powerful thing.

It's almost as powerful as being head of household.

[dramatic music]

I have to go for it to secure that I'm still safe.

So it's pretty much everybody's going for it.

I'm going to try so damn hard to win that veto.

I might break a leg on the way.

It's going to be a crazy, crazy veto competition.

I have to win the power of veto.

I believe that that's going to happen.

[rock music playing]

[starting whistle blows]

The fact that placards are clear

and, you know, the letters were in red,

it was pretty difficult to read.

For the first week there was one stair.

The two original nominees Amanda and Jee

had to be put on that stair.

It was hard because it was physical and mental.

And as much as you know what goes on in this house,

as much as you know the nominees, you just--

Putting everything together at that moment is the trick.

The thing with the placards was

they were hard to sift through.

There's a lot of names in there.

On I put Jack and Nathan.

It didn't light up.

[dramatic music]

Well, you had to think to the original nominations.

And there's been vetoes, and it just

got a little bit confusing.

I was really focused because I needed this veto to survive.

Instead of putting Allison and Jee, I put Alison and Jun.

I did not realize that, hello, it was the week I was head

of household and I put Allison and Jee up,

and that was my fatal error.

[ali laughing]

I got it wrong!

It felt like a big fat bird had pooped on my head

when Alison won.

Ali beat me by one name, and I am

going to kick myself in the butt for the rest

of the summer for that.

Yay.

Thank you.

Yeah.

This is life.

Congratulations.

Alison it was do or die, and she did it again, because she knew

that she was leaving this week.

It's all about the veto.

It's all about the veto.

I need a medic.

I love it!

I got the diamond veto!

I'm so pumped right now!

Ali, save--

[laughter]

It hasn't even been minutes since the competition

and Erika dropped down on her knees and was

like hugging me, hugging me from her knees.

That's sick.

Robert.

Robert thought you were getting rid of me.

Yeah, fear me now.

Fear me now.

One of the two people that I have an alliance

with in the house has to leave, and this

is going to be a very, very, very hard decision for me.

Guys, honestly, to both of you, I

want to tell you both that even though,

like, I'm happy that I won I feel really, really

bad that I am in this position.

Of course.

And I hope, like, no matter what happens--

It's supposed to be us three.

Like, I don't want to vote out either of you two.

I would love to [muted] put his a*s out right now.

Love it.

Love it, love it, love it.

Yeah, I'm going to be working it of course.

That's my girl, and I'm going to keep her close.

I want her to take me to the final.

And I know that--

I think she will.

Now I'm pooped.

I'm all banged up. - Yeah?

- Tired. - I'm drained.

[ominous music]

When Ali won the veto it was a good thing for me,

because Ali trusted me and knew that I wouldn't vote her out.

I'm so happy you got it.

Sorry, Jun.

Yeah, I'm very sorry.

I almost wanted to cry, I swear.

I almost wanted to cry too.

I really--

I really did.

I'm not lying.

I don't want to see her leave.

Alison's going to vote Jun out.

I know that for fact.

I'm so sure of that.

As sure as I'm head of household.

I mean, unless you [inaudible]..

I kind of promised them both that if I

won I was going to keep them.

So I'm kind of screwed.

Girls, I got a surprise for you.

Is it good?

America's choice.

Meet in the living room.

[joyful scream]

Hee!

I get all excited [inaudible].

Which houseguest would you like to see

receive a T-Mobile phone call?

Oh my God.

It's going to be one of you guys.

I know!

I'm like, oh God, thank you!

I haven't even won it yet.

I would love, love, love to hear from

and to talk to Bob back at home.

I'm already crying.

I can't deal.

I can't deal with that.

Getting the phone call would be really, really great,

but at the same time I don't want to get my hopes up,

and I don't want to lose focus in the game.

I think that would be incredible

if I received a phone call from my daughter,

but I'm not going to worry about it if I don't get it.

I was just saying I won't even be able to talk if I do get it.

I'll be like, blah, here.

I hope it's not like, three minutes long.

It will be.

You'll cry the whole three minutes.

I know.

I will.

The feeling in the house right now, it's so intense.

The thought of hearing a loving voice just kind of

like, it got to all of us.

I just really would love to talk to my mom.

And the things that they don't know how emotional it is.

No, but they're going to be like, hi.

I'm gonna be like, wah hah!

At this point in the game a phone call

would help any person out.

To know that someone out there is thinking about them.

We don't have any outside, you know, love.

It's important.

Really important.

Oh my God.

I can't.

I can't even thank you, but I can't think about it.

Girls, are you ready for the best luxury competition--

[happy screaming]

--that we've ever had?

The wardrobe for today's luxury competition

was prison clothing.

Ladies ready?

Yeah!

Oh my God.

What is this?

What's going on?

What are we doing?

We're escaping from Alcatraz.

Have a seat.

I'm scared.

Right here.

Well everyone, we've been stuck in the Big

Brother house for days.

Now is our chance to escape from Big Brother.

As prisoners we must run the course

to escape these famous walls.

The prize?

A ride over Los Angeles on the world famous Goodyear blimp.

First you must attach this ball and chain to your ankle.

After that the course is laid out in front of you.

The swamp, the bungee wall, and you

must avoid the barbed wire while you

drag yourself through the mud.

And from here we slither into the sewer pipe,

and finally, not one, but two, security gates.

Once you and your ball cross the finish line

you will hit this button to stop the clock.

And the tour over Hollywood, LA, and the beaches

will go to the two escapees with the best times.

I wanted it more than any of these girls.

I wanted it so bad.

I wanted to get out of this house for a night

and just enjoy it. [whistle blows]

Go Robert! Go!

Go Robert! Run!

Escape!

Do it, Robert!

[laughter]

You got it!

Evil old convict you!

You go!

[laughter]

Run far, far away!

The funnest part of the obstacle course

was going through the mud.

It was slimy. It was cool.

Come on, Robert!

Go through the pipe!

[laughter]

Eww!

[laughter]

Go Robert!

Go, go go!

Hit the button!

It's done!

[buzzer sounds]

When I finish my run and I press that button

I thought my time sucked bad.

Robert, that was a really great job.

Robert!

:.

Woo!

All right, Erika, let's go.

Key, Erika, you make a hot little jailbird.

I don't really like flying.

Not crazy about heights.

I'm not crazy about blimps.

[whistle blows]

Wow, you're going super fast, Erika.

I've never seen you run so fast.

Lightning!

Erika was performing like she was , with old bones.

She ran very slow, took her time.

[laughter]

Watch the barbed wire, Erika.

Watch the barbed wire.

I actually did try to do well.

I just was having a bit of ball problems.

Go Erika!

Woo!

Yeah, you're zipping through this obstacle course.

[laughter]

Good time, Erika!

Hit that buzzer!

[buzzer sounds]

That blimp ride is yours.

With a time of :.

Wowee!

Good job, Erika.

Robert, he was, you know, fastest time.

And then Erika went and she was way far behind.

So I looked at Jun and I figured,

either right now, if Jun doesn't go for it,

then I go with Robert.

Not cool.

Ahh!

Oh God!

I was trying to do it with a very good time,

enough to beat Robert's time.

Go Jun go!

I definitely tore through that obstacle course.

I crawled my way through mud, and got myself dirty,

and was not very feminine.

You could beat Robert.

Go! Go!

Step over.

Step.

Go.

[buzzer sounds] - Wow, :.

Sweet, Jun.

Yeah.

:.

High score.

The high score today.

I don't like heights, but I didn't

want to stay here with Erika.

So I had to go for it.

[whistle sounds]

Oh my God!

She's a crazy woman.

Go!

Papa's gonna get you!

Papa's gonna get you!

Ali, as a competitor, never likes to lose anything.

So I knew that Ali would compete.

Aw come on!

Do it for your pen pals on the outside.

Eew! Boo!

Eew! Eew!

Eew!

Boo!

Boo!

I ate mud.

Whole handful went down my mouth.

It was so gross.

[interposing voices]

You got it, Ali.

Go girl.

Go girl.

One.

[buzzer sounds]

Wow!

Yeah!

I was not surprised when Ali, you know,

busted a*s, and went through that thing like it was nothing.

The top score.

:.

Yay!

Blimp ride!

Blimp ride!

Blimp ride!

Jun and I were just laughing because we're going

to get away from these two.

And they can have their alone time,

do whatever they want to do, and her and I are going to go out

above the town and have fun.

I know Jun wants to get Alison alone to fill her head

with all kinds of stuff.

I'll just have to wait till she gets back to do, you know,

some kind of damage control.

Well, I'm very excited about going

on the Goodyear blimp ride.

It's been around forever.

It's kind of a part of America.

As soon as we were done with the competition we all came in.

Then we noticed on our coffee table

a beautiful T-Mobile phone.

And we knew that a call would be coming

through on that for one of us.

Ooh, this is nice.

We haven't seen one of those objects in forever.

We're all like, ooh, mesmerized.

It was like a UFO.

I got really excited to see that cell phone.

Damn, I can't wait to see this, who gets it.

Oh my God!

America's choice!

[ring tone]

Is it the phone?

Look out!

[interposing voices]

Eight one eight.

Who's eight one eight?

I don't know.

We can't pick it up, can't we?

Hello?

Hello? Hello?

Did they say we could pick it up?

Yeah, hi.

Who's this?

Pop?

Hi, mama.

[screaming]

How are you, mama?

Good.

What are you doing?

How are you mama?

Good.

You miss daddy?

Yeah.

I love you, mama, so much.

I love you too.

What?

I love you too.

I miss you too, mama.

I'm going to be home in two weeks, OK, mama?

Don't cry, baby.

I'm going to be home in two weeks.

I think about you every day, mama.

I love you.

I'm going to see you very soon, baby.

Very soon.

Don't-- You don't have to cry.

I'm going to see you very soon.

I think about you every day.

You see me on TV.

OK, baby? - OK.

And we're going to spend a lot of time.

When I get you, we're going to spend two weeks together,

and we're going to do everything we want to do.

OK, baby? Together

- OK. - OK, mama.

How's your summer? How's it been going?

Have you been seeing grandma and everybody?

Yeah.

Yeah?

And I lost a tooth.

You lost a tooth?

Yeah.

Oh, mama.

Really?

And what happened?

The tooth fairy come or what?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

Yeah.

All right.

What did you get this time?

Um, I think--

I think I got $.

$?

That's good, mama.

That's so good, baby.

Baby, how's school going. Good?

Good.

And how's Mugsy?

Good, except he's driving mom nuts.

He what?

Oh, he's driving mom nuts.

I know mom doesn't like the dog.

Mama?

Mama?

What?

I love you so much.

So much, baby.

You know how much I miss you.

Right, baby?

Yeah.

So when I get home we're going to do everything we want to do,

OK?

OK, I love you.

OK, I love you, mama.

Don't cry anymore.

I'm going to be home very soon.

Mom knows how soon I'm going to be home, OK?

OK.

Bye.

Oh.

Aw.

I'm sorry guys.

I'm sorry that you guys-- - That's OK.

- No. - Come here.

It was very, very sweet and endearing,

because we see Rob here as this sneaky, slimy kind

of game player.

So seeing Rob as a father on the phone with his daughter,

It was very, very sweet, and it definitely made him, you know,

more respectable.

I didn't expect that.

Sorry.

I'm very sorry.

No, I'm not--

It's your baby.

Aw.

Oh, man.

As much as I would love to hear from my mom,

I'm, you know, I'm a grown woman.

A -year-old child needs her father.

That's awesome.

Was she crying right away or--

Right away.

That's why I--

I was about to cry but when I heard her cry I said,

I can't cry, man.

No way.

Because she's gonna think that there's something wrong,

and I don't want her to think that.

Right. Right.

America, you don't know how much this means to me.

Talking to my daughter has meant the world,

and I really, really appreciate it more than anything.

And I really want to thank everybody that--

Anybody that voted for me.

I didn't expect it.

And it really meant a lot to it.

It meant everything to me.

I can't wait to leave.

I can't wait to go on the blimp.

The Goodyear blimp.

That's hot.

I can't wait to get out of the house.

I don't care what I do.

I just leave the Big Brother house and let my mind clear

itself from the game.

Bye.

Bye guys.

Bye guys.

OK, the crazy lunatic b*tches are gone.

We left the house blindfolded and we

followed a rope to a limo.

Oh my God.

When I first saw it a little, you know,

nervousness kind of kicked in.

Go ahead, Ali.

Go.

I was definitely, you know, looking forward to the ride,

but also just a little bit hesitant.

Oh my God.

Hello.

All right, guys.

Wah!

Yay!

My name's John.

Hi John.

I'm Ali.

Ali.

Nice to meet you.

Oh my God!

The blimp started taking off, and I thought the blimp would

just levitate, but we actually went on a steep angle

as if we were going on a roller coaster.

[screaming]

Oh my God!

Oh my God.

The take off sucked.

I'm really, really, really, really,

really afraid of heights, but I managed somehow.

Woo!

Don't do it.

No, I wasn't.

Oh my God.

I'm so scared.

Oh, it's beautiful.

This is better than any blimp ride.

It's just, you know, Robert and I. It's just been really nice.

I didn't realize what was bothering me until it was gone,

and it was Jun and Alison.

Wouldn't it be funny if the Goodyear blimp popped and they

fell out of the sky and died?

You all right?

Uhn uh.

You gonna get sick?

Uh huh.

Why are you such a wuss?

Oh, maybe I should take a picture of you.

Big Brother gave us disposable cameras, so Jun

and I are taking pictures of everything.

Ready?

Cool. My turn.

My turn. - Smile, smile, smile.

Wee hee hee.

One, two, three.

Beautiful.

It was just so awesome to get out of the house.

That's so cool.

Yeah, I've never been to LA.

It was really cool to see everything.

Dude, I see the Hollywood sign.

Oh, you do?

Yeah it's right over there.

Oh cool.

It was just awesome.

I hear it.

Erika!

Oh my God!

Oh my God!

Oh God, I see them.

Do you see them?

Yeah.

My God.

Hey!

What does it say? What's it say?

What's it say? "Congratulations."

Yes!

The sign, it said, Congratulations, you know,

you're the final four.

That's cool.

That's really cool to me.

I could see Robert and Erika outside waving

towels back and forth.

They're going nuts!

Oh my God.

Hey!

Hi!

Are you throwing up?

There's our chess pieces!

That's awesome.

Woo!

Right over us.

Hey, congratulations.

Final four.

And hopefully final three, right?

Hopefully.

We went to land, and they turn off the motors,

and next thing you know you're going straight down.

It was kind of scary.

Oh my God.

Look at our flight crew.

Cool.

It took guys to catch the blimp.

That's how the blimp lands.

You catch the blimp.

Yay!

Thank you so much, guys.

Hey, you're welcome.

Ali had a great time.

Yeah.

Will you give me a hug?

Wee.

Thank you.

Our pilot was awesome.

Thank you, John.

You're welcome.

Thank you so much.

It was great having you.

Thanks.

Bye.

Woo!

How was it?

Hey girls.

Hey.

How was it?

Awesome.

I looked up and, I go, I go, I go, A--

Jun is sick, and you're scared.

It was really cool.

We were watching it and we're like,

I think we have the best seats in the house.

Literally, we both said that. I was like--

We were going crazy.

We're like, oh my God.

What did it say on it?

Oh, you guys.

It was so cool.

It said, "Congratulations."

"Congratulations Big Brother house guests

final four we're flying high."

[GASPING] We're flying high!

Isn't that cute?

You know, the compassionate, caring, crying,

I love everybody.

I'm like that's so [muted] old.

Do believe it?

She's a bartender.

She's a [muted] hard core.

.

Like, whatever.

Oh, hell yeah.

If you won the last HOH and it was you me, and Robert,

would you take Robert?

Are you [muted] crazy?

I told you already.

I don't want him--

Even if I go.

If you vote me out this week, Ali, I don't want him getting

anywhere neat that money.

OK.

I believe you. I believe you.

I mean, I really don't.

Please, get rid of Robert.

Get rid of Robert.

My allegiance is to you.

I've always wanted to go to the finals with you,

but I don't want Jun to like, tell you lies.

Like that really bothers me, because that's just not

the way I operate, you know?

Yeah, but I know that.

And you should know that I know that.

I know.

Alison knows that Jun hates her.

She knows that Jun is untrustworthy.

And I know that Ali knows that I've been

very faithful to my alliances.

It just worries me because she's really smart and manipulative.

Why do you think I'd want to get rid of her?

Because of that.

You're smart too though, Erika.

Alison is very, very difficult to predict,

so I wouldn't be surprised if I was the person to go this week.

So you swear if you win the last HOH you'll

take me to finals with you?

I swear on my mother.

There's only one vote this week.

So if I were to use the veto to save myself then

I will be the one who has to send somebody home.

I'm kind of just pro-conning each girl.

Going through all the pros of keeping

Erika, and all the cons.

All the pros of keeping Jun and all the cons.

Ali is very much about strategy, and focus,

and getting to that goal.

I really am pretty confident that she will take me.

Hopefully, she will see that it

might be a more even playing ground with her

and I in the final.

And not her and Jun.

You never know what's going to happen

with her having the diamond power veto, it's scary.

People think they know what's going to happen in this game,

and with me you never can tell what I'm going to do,

or what I'm going to pull out.

So I am the unexpected.

Will Alison use the power of veto

to save herself, giving her the sole eviction vote?

And which of these three women will be evicted

from the Big Brother house?

Find out live tomorrow night at :,

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