04x33 - Episode 33

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Previously on "Big Brother ," it's been nearly three

months of heated competition--

Beat it!

--vicious betrayals--

Evil wh*res.

--and tearful goodbyes, as houseguests

have departed empty-handed.

Last week, Robert became the final evicted guest,

leaving Alison and Jun to vie for the $, grand prize.

Tonight, the seven members of the jury

will reunite with Amanda, David, and Michelle

for a final confrontation.

All of you just stayed there and lied to my face.

Then it's the moment we've all been waiting for as the jury

reveals their final votes.

One of these two women will be crowned

the winner of "Big Brother ."

The live season finale begins now.

[music playing]

JULIE: Good evening.

I'm Julie Chen.

Welcome to the season finale of "Big Brother ."

days ago, men and women set foot inside the Big Brother

house with one goal in mind, to walk out the front door

three months later half a million dollars richer.

of those houseguests have come and gone, but for two,

the dream remains alive--

Alison, the retail manager from Pittsburgh,

and Jun, the investment manager from New York.

Who will win "Big Brother "?

Since Robert's departure one week

ago, Alison and Jun have claimed ownership of the Big Brother

house, which begs the question, how

did these self-proclaimed evil b*tches make it to the end?

Robert is gone, Robert is gone.

Isn't it a big relief?

Yes.

With Robert gone, it meant that there were two positions

left in the house, and both were, you

know, guaranteeing me money.

Robert was kind of a sexist pig.

Getting him out of the house just made life a lot easier.

I don't really want to see these people when they--

like, during, before, or after they vote.

I don't really want to talk to the jury.

I don't like the jury.

I know they're sore at me because of the things

that I've had to do to get myself to the finals.

I don't want to be in the same room with them either.

Like, they're all going to come in

and you and I are going to have to put back on our fake smiles

that we had on for weeks and be like, hey.

I think the fact that, you know, for most of the game,

Ali used her tears, kissed people,

crawled into bed with people, does not bode very well for her

or how she was raised.

Jun, she personally attacked the people

that were in the house.

I hate Robert.

He's so c*ck.

Terrific father.

He sees her once a week.

That might not sit well with the jury.

[inaudible]

[cheering]

Jun and I got champagne from Big Brother

to celebrate being in the final two.

To us!

[laughter]

We got cackles like no other.

Coming in here, you knew you were going to be up here,

didn't you?

What, in the finals?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I did too.

[laughter]

When I first saw Jun outside of the house,

there was something about her, and I

knew right then and there that I was going to be

with her till the very end.

My best move at the game was making

the alliance with Alison.

Right, right.

I knew that my alliance with Alison

would work out because she and I share the same kind

of disdain for each other.

Ali's playing it because she's a spiteful b*tch.

Word.

I think there are going to be some feminists out there that

appreciate Jun and I for staying together and making it

to the very end, even though we had so many hardships

and so many struggles on the way.

[screaming]

I exercise to use my veto on Ali.

Go ahead and call you out.

You're a little snake.

[cheering]

So I nominated Jee for eviction.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

Oh my god!

Get away from me!

I have to vote to evict you.

I'm sorry.

Fine.

We did it!

If you could do it all again, would you?

Yeah, but I wouldn't eat as much.

[laughter]

JULIE: The seven evicted houseguests

who make up tonight's jury have seen only select group events,

like nominations ceremonies and evictions that

include everyone in the house.

Before casting their votes, we brought the members of the jury

house together to learn the identity

of the seventh and final juror, and debate the fate

of the final two.

Guys, who do you think won?

[laughter]

Maybe Rob did win it.

You never know.

I have faith.

I had such mixed feelings about finding out who

the seventh jury person was.

A big part of me wanted Robert to win,

and then a big part of me didn't want him to win.

[cheering]

When I saw Robert, I mean, I was totally disappointed,

because I had my heart set on seeing

him make it to the final two.

The girls stuck together.

[laughing]

It sucks we have to choose between these two, you know,

because they're both floaters.

None of them were on our team.

When

Ali came in the house, she totally manipulated me.

You know, I did save her.

I saved her life.

Did she manipulate you into saving her?

She did, she did.

I think that Ali deserves a second chance in this house,

and I exercise to use my veto on Ali.

She's a talker, man.

I mean, she'll talk her way out of anything.

I realize that.

[interposing voices]

Or jump into bed.

Or plant one on your lips.

Jump into bed, anyone's bed.

Jump into to bed with you, kiss, massage you.

Ali, you know, I guess she got lucky.

She got lucky.

She got lucky.

[laughter]

Ali is not in the finals because she was lucky.

Alison is in the finals because she remembered

throughout the game that there are no rules

about how to play this game.

She used everything in the book to win this game.

She won competitions when she needed to.

She knew when she was being threatened, and she won.

Jun was a snake in the grass.

She sealed my doom.

One of the reasons why I don't think Jun

should win this game, because I felt that there

were a lot of personal attacks.

Jun, she talks about everybody's

personal life and cruel things.

It's un-- you cannot forgive the evil stuff that she does.

And that comes from her heart.

That's who she is.

That's the type of person she is.

Of course.

Why should she talk about Erika or Jack or Dana

like she does, every day, every minute of the game?

She was brutally honest and that's the only reason

why I can respect her.

You know, she worked the kitchen, and you know what?

That just opened doors, and opened a way to build

a relationship with all of us.

And at the same time, she's a highly intelligent woman.

And I think everyone here realizes that.

Jun should not win this game because she let Alison

do her dirty work for her.

Jun never had to kick anybody out of the house.

I am so incredibly sorry but I vote to evict Erika.

That's OK, baby.

I know.

Jun totally just sat back and let everybody else

go after each other, and just laughed at us

all while we were doing it.

When you're voting, you got to think,

do I respect the way Ali played the game

or do I respect the way Jun played the game.

And that's what I--

to me, what I think is important.

JULIE: Alison or Jun, who will the jury choose

to take home the grand prize?

Let's hear what the members of the jury

are thinking as they prepare to cast their votes.

I'm basing my vote on who I think played the most

intelligent, savvy, wise game.

They both did the same thing.

They both manipulated, lied, cheated,

they did whatever they had to.

I'd rather choose the turtles, anything, anybody but them.

I have to vote for two floaters in this game

that I don't respect the way either of them played it.

Now I've got to look at both of them and make a choice.

You know, I was backstabbed by Ali,

and Jun and I didn't have the best relationship in the house.

I'm really trying to keep my personal feelings

about the two women that are left in the house away

from my decision.

It's all about strategy and how

well you've played this game.

Both lied, both floated, both did things

that I wouldn't have done.

I'm having to choose between the lesser of two evils.

JULIE: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

We're just moments away from crowning the winner.

The seven evicted houseguests who make up the jury

will reveal their votes live.

Who will they choose, Alison or Jun?

With so much riding on their decision,

the jury had the opportunity to ask Alison

and Jun one last question each before casting

their final vote.

[music playing]

Hi, guys.

Hi.

[laughter]

How are you doing?

Good, how are you?

Good.

OK, I guess we'll start with Alison.

I want you to tell me why you think you should get my vote.

Because of the way I played the game.

I put myself strategically in the best position

I could be in, and when it came to competitions,

I won and I worked hard for where I am right now.

All right, thanks, Alison.

Jun, tell me.

Any regrets?

Would you have done anything different?

The only regrets I have, I guess,

are having gotten into fights with people

and having to show the kind of nasty side of Jun.

If anything, that's what I regret.

Thank you, Jun.

Hello, Alison, this is Nathan.

Hi Nathan.

You know, before I use the veto on you,

you kept a secret from me, and it was about you

and Justin having a alliance.

And I want to know why you didn't tell me.

Was it strategic?

I did not think that your knowledge of Justin and my's

alliance would actually help me out.

I thought that it would hurt me because you would

not want to be partners with me, as it soon came to be later on.

You're absolutely correct.

Jun, why did you, in the beginning, jump ship with Dana

instead of staying with the original alliance?

I knew that Dana was pretty set on jumping ship,

and I thought that if I didn't go along with her I would be

making myself kind of a stand-alone because I felt like

the members of the dark side were pretty strong,

and you and Ali seem to be pretty strong,

and I wasn't sure what to do.

And I thought it was the best move for me to switch

and see where it took me.

Hi Ali, this is Justin.

Hey.

I'm just curious, what was your most

dishonest moment in the house?

After you had left I had joined with Jee and Robert.

They wanted me to vote out Erika and keep Jack,

but as an individual move, I could not do that.

It would not make me safe, and it could

have been game suicide for me.

So I warned the guys, but I was not % honest with them.

Jun, I'm curious if cooking in the house

was a strategy for you.

I definitely used the kitchen as part of my strategy,

because I got to see what people's eating habits were.

And I think that tells a lot about people.

I was able to kind of custom-prepare meals

for certain people with picky, finicky eating habits,

and so I'd got in kind of good with them.

I used the kitchen as a vantage point

for me, because I could see people coming and going.

Alison, during the week that you were HOH,

why did you lie to Erika, Nathan,

and me about nominating Justin?

Because I did not want you guys to know that I

had an alliance with Justin.

It was something that I had to do so that our alliance would

not be found.

Jun, you and I were in an alliance.

At what point did you decide to vote to evict me?

You and I never had an official alliance.

It was more unspoken, and I wanted

to keep Erika in the game because I felt that you might

have thrown a few competitions.

And so I was pretty much afraid to keep you in the game

any longer.

Thank you.

Hey, what's up, Ali, this is Jee.

Hi, Jee.

Do you feel that you have been honorable in this game?

Jee, there were times where I was honorable,

and there were times where I was not.

I think that there were times that I

had to lie to move myself further in the game, which was

my ultimate goal, which was why I came in this house

to begin with.

OK, Jun, my question to you is what makes you more

deserving of the grand prize?

I hate to say this, but I did not use the powers

of persuasion that Alison did.

I did not kiss people, I did not fall into bed with people,

I didn't pack goodies for people while I

was booting them out the door.

I think that I am more deserving of holding the title of someone

who is maybe more honest and more

honorable and more deserving.

Hi, Ali.

Hi.

You told me that you could not vote

for somebody who told you that you were safe

and then voted you out.

How do you expect me to vote for you?

Throughout the course of the game, Erika,

I think it came out of your mouth,

as well, you had ridden on my coattails.

And so by keeping you in the game at that point,

I would have been handing you the entire game.

And I really feel as though I've worked so hard to be sitting

here in this seat, and I'm not getting half the credit

that I deserve for it.

And I'm really, really sorry for what I had to do.

Hi, Jun.

Was personally attacking each and every person in this house

part of your strategy, or do you really

feel that way about all of us?

Part of dealing with stresses is to find humor in everything,

and a huge part of what I find funny

is to make personal attacks of people.

I'm sure when I go home and I watch the tapes,

I'll see people saying bad things about me,

but at least I'll know that I got one or two digs

in about everyone else, also.

Not a good answer

No, horrible answer.

Jun did you ever plan, throughout the whole game,

to stick with any alliance, or was it your plan

to float through the end?

Coming into the game, I did not

want to be in the alliance with eight people

because I thought that was too big a number.

I knew that my alliance with Dana

would be very short-lived because it was very obvious.

I knew that when I joined forces with the dream team

that that was going to be short-lived,

because I came into your group late in the game.

Ali, how long have you and Jun had an alliance, and what made

you stick to it till the end?

Actually, I first asked Jun to be an alliance with me

as soon as Nathan was taken from me.

I was proving myself to be a little bit more

superior intellectually, mentally, and psychologically

than Jun, and I thought that I had a better chance of winning

against her in the end.

Good answer.

Guys, Alison and I are very strong women, strong players,

and that's why we're here.

We both made choices.

I made a lot of risky choices.

I had to decide who to hurt and who

to leave alone for the week.

And hopefully you'll look at the differences in my game

and Alison's game, and in there, you'll

find the answer that I hope you'll find, and vote for me.

Before you go ahead and make that decision,

please just ask yourself what a player is.

If you were to compare Jun and I's game play,

there is a major difference.

It is the competitions, and the competitions were

what I won that Jun did not.

And for five out of the weeks,

because of those competitions, I made it impossible

for myself to be a target.

I made it impossible to be evicted.

So I hope you will take that in mind and vote for me.

[music playing]

Wow.

Erika seemed a little upset with my question.

Personal attacks?

What are you talking about?

I did it to everybody.

Everybody did it.

No, Jun, not everybody did it.

JULIE: Who will win "Big Brother "?

Let's listen in to what the jury members have to say

as they cast their final votes.

Jun played a very, very smart game.

Alison played a terrific game in terms of endurance,

stamina, and just pure guts.

It's a very tough decision for me.

Alison played us all.

Alison played a good game.

She might deserve to win.

Everyone in the house lied.

Everyone in the house said bad things about one another.

So I can't frowned upon that Ali was

so disrespectful, so dishonest, and this and that,

when Jun did the same thing.

If we're going to vote on who made it through the pressure

and overcame the odds, then, I mean, we can vote for Alison.

But Jun's plan, her game plan was solid.

Alison does deserve to win the "Big Brother " game

because the fact that, you know, she

is such a fierce competitor.

I think Jun shouldn't win this game because she personally

attacked a lot of people and I'm really against that in terms

of how to play this game.

I actually-- I'm voting for the person

today that I least like but played the game better.

So that's how I know I'm doing it fair,

because I don't like the person that's going to win.

[music playing]

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: Welcome back to "Big Brother ."

After casting their votes, the members of the jury

were sequestered in separate rooms

and shown the entire season of "Big Brother ."

Many were surprised when they saw what went on in the house

behind their backs.

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

He's a con man.

[laughter]

The person with the least sense of fashion in this house

is Erika.

I think Ali deserves a second chance in this house.

Nate, don't do it, Nate.

Do I make other people feel uncomfortable?

No.

Oh, that's just bull--

That's just a foul and stupid comment.

I don't think that Dana is smart in many of the things

that she does, and she's got the sex

appeal of a buzzard's crotch.

A buzzard's crotch.

I would think that's appealing in Alabama.

It was like a light bulb just went off

in my head to verify that the dude became a fruit

while he was in the house.

I wish the light bulb went off in my head, Ali,

and I wouldn't have saved your a*s.

Kills me.

A man-troll wants to get on the m*dget, all right?

That's my ex-boyfriend, the m*dget, Dana's the man-troll.

Alison doesn't realize that she

looks like the back of my a*s.

What a b*tch.

--want to get together, probably

have the ugliest babies ever to walk the face of this earth.

She is a monster.

JULIE: With all the secrets out in the open,

we reunited the evicted houseguests, including

the non-jury members, David, Amanda, and Michelle,

and gave them the opportunity to confront

each other one last time.

Well guys, I don't even really know where to began.

Seriously, because all of you except for the exes hurt

me more than you'll ever know.

JULIE [VOICEOVER]: By a vote of six to two, Michelle,

you are evicted from the Big Brother house.

And I know that I'm young and this

was a great experience for me, but I'm sorry,

like, that was horrible for me.

Like, I was traumatized.

I was trying to tell Jee when he was nominating,

not to use a pawn, right?

Because I knew they would not nominate Erika.

How could you not give me a little warning?

Like I didn't even think there was a % chance that I was

going to walk out that door.

We figured this would be--

All of you just straight there and lied to my face.

Why did Jee nominate you?

No, I know.

You shouldn't have nominated him.

I'm not-

Yeah, that's right, maybe I should have nominated you.

I had a little issue with the name calling,

but I expected a lot more from some of you, actually.

I'm a little surprised.

Between Jack and Erika, I really didn't think

that you guys were like that.

And she's got the sex appeal of a buzzard's crotch.

I do think a little bit less of both of you.

You have to understand, also a lot of it was strategic.

You were in the room by yourself

saying I hate the man-troll.

How much strategy was that?

Who was I talking--

I was obviously talking to somebody.

You called me a man-troll, for crying out loud.

That's not me.

You know, I'm a pretty decent person.

I was playing the game.

Jack, you rat b*stard.

Yeah, really.

Dana, I want to apologize to you for what I said.

I don't feel that way at all about you.

Cool.

Thank you.

I grew up in the out back part of southern West Virginia,

and we had buzzard's there, and I found one of them

very attractive.

And that buzzard, the time I was mad at Dana,

reminded me of Dana.

The only thing that did bother me,

and you guys probably all know this.

Erika, I have to address this, because it

is a very serious issue.

You know, I think it was really uncalled for.

I just couldn't understand why you had to say,

let me quote you, you said--

He's a Korean piece of--

and a fresh off the boat--

or something-- immigrant.

Yes, that's what she said.

And I was just like, whoa.

I was really blown away.

I felt bad for Jee.

I really did, because he actually

was a good guy in the house, and for her

to actually say that about him, you know, really shocked me.

You know, and I do have a forgiving heart,

but damn, that was really cruel.

I have to admit that the first two weeks I was in the house,

I wasn't myself.

It was completely out of anger.

And I completely apologize.

I truly, deep down in my heart don't feel that way.

I mean, my grandparents were immigrants.

I really do hope that you have a forgiving heart.

No, I do, but--

It's completely out of character.

I mean, I think anyone that knows me--

you know, I apologize.

It's really all I can do.

Well, thank you for your apology,

and I guess I'll just take that, you know.

I had to bring up David, Amanda, because that

shocked the hell out of me.

I mean, sex on this show, Big Brother?

Come on.

David and Amanda!

Oh my god.

[interposing voices]

--you said that you didn't do anything.

That was on my sheets!

Dave, let me tell you something.

You never thanked me for that, because it was my idea.

It was.

I'm the one who told Nathan, let's see if they can hook up,

I got the condoms for you, I got the wine ready.

Did he lay them all over the bed?

And that happened?

I couldn't believe it, man.

Thank you.

[laughter]

What about my thank you?

I'm sure that most of them, you know, excluding probably

Erika and Jack, were extremely surprised

that happened, because we did kind of mislead them

as to what happened.

It's not really any of their business.

Grandma's going to love this.

I was disgusted.

I mean, it was national television.

David, national television,

You know, the word Michelle used was disgusting.

I feel bad that that hurt her feelings.

But you, David, you are what surprised me.

Even my family--

David, I'm sorry, but my dad even said to me,

he's like, I'm sorry, David's not welcome in our house.

We've had so much history, yeah, we've been friends.

I'm sorry, I can't really consider

you my friend any more.

And the other issue that I had was my own dream team

member had an ally with his ex-girlfriend

that I didn't know about.

I mean, I'm not mad--

Listen.

I'm not mad at all.

Our friendship was very genuine

and my loyalty belonged to you guys.

I don't have to lie to you.

The thing that got me was when you guys would fight

all the time, and then would talk about how

the fights were acting. - It was the show.

I know.

I thought they were real.

We had to do it.

Shut the hell up.

You shut the hell up.

What the-- is wrong with you?

You want to beef with me--

I was loyal to Justin and Robert, but at the same time,

I wanted to get further in the game.

So I was trying to use her like a tool,

you know what I'm saying, but she got the best of me

in the end.

But Jee, you are the better man.

[interposing voices]

I respect her ambition, but regardless,

she's a really shallow person. - She is.

I just have to say that.

She's very insecure.

Very insecure.

The thing with Ali that really surprised me was she

was a lot different than Jun.

I had no idea, like I said before, till the end,

that she talked so much about all of us

and tore me up a million times.

He's been a sexist pig.

I'm not kissing Robert.

Ew.

Got personal about my family, did stuff about my daughter.

That stuff is unforgivable to me.

It will always be.

I know it's a game.

Like you can do your strategy as much as you want.

I guess she really, really wants the money.

But if she doesn't care about what people

are going to think about her--

And she doesn't

To me, it was always a game, and I

intend to not only talk to Alison,

I will congratulate her.

I intend to talk to Jun and congratulate her, whoever wins.

The round table discussion went pretty well.

It was good to get some stuff off of our chest.

I am anxious to find out who the winner is.

And may the best woman win.

JULIE: I am now joined by all evicted houseguests.

Welcome, everyone.

Everyone looks great, no one fighting yet.

Dana, you said that it was a bonus, meeting Justin

in the Big Brother house.

Now that you're both out, is there a romantic future

for the two of you?

Oh.

You know what, we don't talk about it.

We just take it day by day and enjoy each other's company

and we'll deal with that when it happens.

JULIE: You said no when you were evicted that night,

and then we saw something different in Mexico.

I know.

JULIE: Justin, how do you feel?

You know, the same way she does.

I mean, I said it before.

The sky's the limit once we're out of here.

We're definitely compatible, it's just that the geography

works against us.

JULIE: Whatever happens, we wish you guys luck.

Thank you.

JULIE: Michelle, after having watched all the tapes,

you said that you would never speak to your ex David again.

Is that true?

Well, I already have spoken to him.

[laughter]

JULIE: Rule is broken.

Can you believe shes' sitting next to me right now?

It's kind of hard not to when he's here next to me.

I got scars, Julie.

And in the limo is the first time that I did see him,

and it was a little awkward, but we dealt with it OK.

JULIE: Beyond this, will there be any contact?

Um, if he's lucky.

JULIE: OK.

[laughter]

The jury's still out on that one.

Robert. - Yes.

JULIE: While in the house, you told Erika you wanted to be

friends outside the house.

Set the record straight for her.

Do you want to?

I definitely want to be friends with Erika.

Now, I mean, after the house, yeah.

That's-- definitely.

JULIE: Just friends?

Just friends.

[laughter]

JULIE: OK, and how do you feel about this, Erika?

I definitely don't want to be friends.

No, I definitely want to be friends.

I think Robert's a great guy.

Yeah, there's a great friendship there.

JULIE: Amanda, yes or no, will you

be moving to California to pursue

a relationship, maybe, with--

What kind of question is that?

JULIE: Well, don't worry, yours is coming next.

No.

JULIE: Definitely not.

OK, David, reaction to that?

Not a surprise?

[gasping]

No.

No, why change your own life?

You know, I mean, we're doing our own thing.

JULIE: Nathan, yes or no, will you ever speak to Alison again?

Oh man.

No.

JULIE: Really?

You say that now.

We will see.

You seem to have a forgiving heart.

That's why I said that.

Yeah, I can forgive, but some of the things

that she said in the diary room was hardly unforgivable.

JULIE: Speaking of forgiveness, Jee,

can you forgive Erika for the racial comments?

I have already forgiven her.

You know, it was a mistake on her part.

I think she just spoke out of anger.

And I just hope she learned from her mistake and that's it.

JULIE: Jack, will the FBI ever have you back after spending

time in the Big brother house?

The FBI will never want me back, particularly

after I was a strawberry.

[laughter]

JULIE: Oh, that was one of my highlights.

Well, it's time to reveal the winner of "Big Brother ."

So Nathan, I'm going to ask you to carry this heavy voting

box back to the house and to lead your fellow houseguests

back inside.

[music playing]

Ready?

Let's do it.

[doorbell ringing]

Trick or treat!

[laughter]

Give me something good to eat!

If you don't I don't care, I'll pull down your underwear.

Hello, ladies.

Hi.

What's up, guys?

Hey.

How you doing?

Man, the perfume's going.

- Hello, girls. - Hello, ladies.

Hello, hello!

It's good to be back.

[interposing voices]

How are you?

[laughter]

[interposing voices]

It's good to be back.

Yes, it is.

Washing these windows.

Who washed them today?

- No one. - No one washed them?

I haven't washed them for a week.

Have a seat.

I know you've missed us in here.

So, Dana.

[laughter]

This is what we call an awkward moment.

JULIE: Will Alison or Jun be crowned

the winner of "Big Brother "?

Find out when we return.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

We're moments away from crowning the winner of "Big Brother ."

Either Alison or Jun will walk out of the house tonight

with the $, prize.

The runner up will receive $,.

Let's go inside.

Hi, hi Julie.

JULIE: Hi everyone.

Hey.

Hi.

JULIE: Alison, Jun, after days,

the moment has finally arrived.

Now remember, it takes four votes to determine the winner.

But no matter what, we will pull all of the keys from the box.

So let's get started.

Dana, you're up first.

Please reveal your vote.

OK.

Let's go, D.

All right, guys, I lost a lot of respect for both of you

after seeing those tapes.

I want you to know that.

But you did make it to the end.

I'm going to choose the lesser of two evils.

But we're going to bring it back to New York.

I vote for Jun.

JULIE: Thank you, Dana.

Justin, you're next.

Guys, congratulations for making it this far.

You guys both implemented a pretty flawless strategy.

After watching the tapes, I do have

to say that I am severely disappointed in the way both

you guys play the game outside of the strategy.

But I would rather get stabbed in the front than the back.

Jun, I vote for you to win "Big Brother ."

JULIE: Thank you, Justin.

Nathan, you're next.

OK, guys.

You know, after watching the tapes I am very disappointed.

I kind of expected it from Jun, but Ali,

that was a big surprise to me.

But you know, like I said, I have to vote for one of you.

So I vote for Ali to win.

JULIE: Thank you, Nathan.

Jack, you're up next.

I vote for Jun to win.

Jun, you're absolutely the smartest player in the house.

Congratulations.

JULIE: Thank you, Jack.

All right, Jee, you're up.

Alison, Jun, congrats to the both of you.

I have to give you guys credit because I wouldn't be

able to sacrifice respect for others

to win any kind of money, but you guys did it,

and you guys played a flawless game.

Congratulations.

I vote for Jun to win.

Bring you it back to NY.

JULIE: OK, Erika, you're up.

What-- what's NY?

[laughter]

Congratulations, ladies.

I said I was going to give it to the person that

kicked me out of the house.

I vote for Jun to win "Brother ."

JULIE: All right, and Robert, you're the last one.

I vote for Jun to win "Big Brother ."

JULIE: Congratulations, Jun, by a vote of six to one

you are the winner of "Big Brother ."

Congratulations to you both.

[applause]

I vote to evict Julie.

[laughter]

JULIE: All right, I'm out of here.

Take over this show.

It is awful quiet in there.

Tell you what, Jun, your ex-boyfriend Bob

is waiting for you outside.

Alison, your mother and father are waiting for you.

So ladies, if you will please lead your housemates

out the front door.

OK, guys.

[music playing]

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh.

Come on.

He's here.

You're OK.

[screaming]

[crying]

[inaudible]

JULIE: When we return, we'll speak with Alison and Jun.

Stay tuned.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

Jun, congratulations on becoming the winner of "Big Brother ."

Alison, it was a game well played.

Thank you.

JULIE: What just went on in there?

They didn't even congratulate you guys.

They hate us.

They are not happy that we won,

and I don't think they wanted to vote for either of us,

in all honesty, and they had to.

JULIE: Did that take away from the moment

when you found out you won?

It did.

I was really focusing on what they were

saying more than the votes.

JULIE: Alison?

Same, exact same.

I think that a lot of them lost concentration in the game,

during the game, and they don't realize that was just

a game and the things that we did were because it was

a game, not because that's the type of people

we are outside of the house.

JULIE: Can you blame them?

No, because they lost.

They didn't win any money.

And they got to see Diary Room before we did,

but I'm sure when we go home, we'll

be just as upset as they are.

Right.

I think we're all going to be hurt out of this experience.

JULIE: Jun, we all know that you missed

your ex-boyfriend Bob a lot when you were in the house.

How did you feel, now that you were just reunited with him?

Still surreal, because now I'm sitting here with you

and I want to be sitting with him,

but I can't wait to see him.

JULIE: Meanwhile, your boyfriend Donny could not make it here

tonight, but I do have a message for you from him,

and I'm quoting here.

"Congratulations on a great played game.

As your biggest judge and critic,

I caught myself constantly thinking

about you every night before sleep and every morning

when waking up.

The good and bad nature of these thoughts

definitely varied, but one thing is for sure.

You never cease to amaze me.

Love, Donny".

I told you.

I told you.

Thank you.

JULIE: What do you think?

I love him so much.

I don't-- I don't even know.

I'm speechless.

JULIE: Is that enough for you?

It's a little bit ambiguous, no, this message?

That's enough, that's enough.

That's enough.

JULIE: Jun, you and Alison had an alliance in the house.

Honestly, you guys are going to be the best of friends now?

No. [laughter]

JULIE: You're honest about it.

We're not.

JULIE: You acknowledge that you probably

didn't like each other very much,

but you needed each other.

We did.

Especially this last minutes,

we needed each other a lot.

JULIE: Alison?

I totally agree.

I couldn't have made it to the last week without Jun,

and our late night discussions I really appreciated.

JULIE: Out of everyone in the house, Alison,

who will you remain closest to outside the house now?

Definitely Jun.

Definitely Jun. JULIE: Not Justin?

No.

I will not speak to Justin outside of this house.

JULIE: And Jun?

Hopefully I can keep in contact with Jack,

because he gave me credit.

He did.

JULIE: OK.

Thank you ladies, and congratulations once again.

Thank you.

JULIE: Enjoy the winnings.

Thanks.

JULIE: The houseguests and I will be right back.

[music playing]

Welcome back.

It's been a memorable summer, thanks to all of you.

Yes, it has.

JULIE: Thank you and congratulations to everybody.

From just outside the Big Brother house,

with all the houseguests, I'm Julie Chen.

Good night.

Bye!

[music playing]

[cheering]

JULIE: You won!

I know!

JULIE: Can you believe it?

[interposing voices]

[music playing]