I KNOW WHAT YOU DID THIS SUMMER
Finally, after being sequestered for almost three months, the evicted HouseGuests are allowed to review every moment of every episode of the show that was all about them. They finally see every nasty comment, every secret strategy, every covert alliance, and every lie told in the House. After reviewing all the episodes, they return for a second roundtable debate to discuss all the things they've learned about their summer housemates.
The youngest HouseGuest, Michelle, seems most upset, telling the others that she "was traumatized" by her shocking eviction, adding: "All of you lied to my face." Even tough-talking Dana was surprised by all the "name calling" that went on, especially the harsh words that came from Jack and Erika. Jee calls out Erika for calling him a "Korean piece of sh**," saying her words were "really cruel." Erika apologizes, explaining that her words were "out of anger." And while almost everyone was shocked to learn of Dave and Amanda's night of passion, Justin says he is most shocked to learn of Jee's secret alliance with Jun. Jee reassures Justin of his loyalty to the Dream Team, and admits that Jun "got the best of [him] in the end." Things seem to be getting pretty personal, but Jack reminds the others that it's just a game.
Host Julie Chen takes a moment to interview the evicted HouseGuests before they reveal their votes, questioning couples Dana/Justin, Amanda/David, and former flames Erika and Robert about the future of their relationships. Dana and Justin plan to take it one day at a time; Amanda and Dave have no plans to see each other again; Robert and Erika look forward to a friendship. After the questions, the evictees head back to the House to reveal their votes to the nervous finalists.
THE WAY TO A JUROR'S HEART IS THROUGH THEIR STOMACHS: JUN WINS 6-1!
Jun and Alison eagerly run to the front door to be reunited with their former housemates-turned-jurors, but when they let them in the front door, the jurors give them a chilly reception. No hellos, no hugs, no congratulations, just cold scares and cold shoulders. Jun and Alison seem taken aback by their less-than-friendly reception, and they take their seats to learn their fate.
One by one, the jurors reveal their votes and feelings. Dana is first, and after telling Jun and Alison that she "lost a lot of respect" for both of them after reviewing the tapes, she gives her reluctant vote to Jun. Justin says he would "rather get stabbed in the front than the back," and gives Jun her second vote. Ali's snuggle buddy Nathan has shown regret for his friendship with Alison, but not enough to keep him from voting for her, and Ali receives her first vote. Jack calls Jun "the smartest player in the House," and gives her a third vote. Jun's ex Jee is next to reveal his vote, and he congratulates Jun and Alison on their ability to "sacrifice respect to win money," and he gives his former flame the fourth--and winning--vote. Jun has officially won BIG BROTHER 4, and Robert and Erika seal the deal by giving Jun two more votes.
Seemingly stunned, Jun doesn't move or make a sound until Julie informs her that her ex-boyfriend Bob is waiting for her outside the House. Alison's parents await her as well, and the two shunned and stunned finalists seem thrilled to see some friendly faces.
A BITTERSWEET ENDING TO THE BIG BROTHER SUMMER
Winners Jun and Alison sit with Julie for their final interview, and it is clear that they are still in shock, both from the announcement of the winner and from the bitter reception from the jurors. Alison tells Julie that it is clear that "they hate us," and winner Jun admits that her housemates' reactions took away from her victory. Despite their alliance, the two self-proclaimed "evil bitches" have had some harsh words for each other throughout the summer, and Julie asks Jun if she thinks they will be "best friends" outside the House. Jun admits that they haven't been the best of friends throughout the game, but says, "In the last 20 minutes, we needed each other a lot."
After twists and turns, friendships and animosities, new romances and old flames, and countless strategies, lies, alliances and betrayals, BIG BROTHER 4 has a winner. And tomorrow morning, investment banker Jun will probably wake up and finally realize she's $500,000 richer.
