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Big Brother (UK): It hasn't been an easy week for Krista or Mike. Their relationship has made it hard for them to concentrate on surviving in the game. Krista says that she wishes she were nominated against anyone in the House besides Mike, and Mike says that Krista is someone in the House he cares for very deeply. As former Heads of Household, they also agree that they dislike the way Kent ran the game. On the back porch, Mike confronts Kent verbally, asking if Kent is "eyeballing me." They argue, with Kent telling Mike to "grow up," and Mike saying he's "pissed I had to spend a month with your complaining ass." Mike asks Kent how he'll explain his behavior to his kids and Kent warns him to leave his kids out of it. Later, Kent, feeling more comfortable, tells Hardy and Bunky that they "have to be the last three in here." Hardy tells this to Nicole, who turns around and asks Kent about it. Kent denies Hardy's version of events and says Hardy came to him saying exactly the same thing. Nicole knows she has caught one of them in a lie, but isn't sure who. Hardy says that Kent "has replaced Will on the hit list." Kent feels the tide turning against him and sits alone on the patio, talking to himself. He says, "They don't like me. I don't blame them. They're not cool, they're freaks. None of them can love."

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