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>> What a season.

$350,000 in prize money

up for grabs,

a crazy twist

that no one saw coming,

and a rookie couple

who made history

in their very first final,

not in a good way,

plus so much more.

This is The Challenge:

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

I'm Zuri Hall,

and please say hello to

Johnny Bananas and Nany.

Welcome to you and Nany.

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>> We've also got Zach

and Jonna.

Hey, guys.

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>> Jay and Jenna

over there in the back.

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>> Wes and Theresa,

hello, hello.

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>> Leroy and Ms. Nia over here.

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>> And Jordan and Sarah.

Welcome to the show.

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Now, Sarah, congratulations

first off, eight times on

The Challenge.

You've got four trips to

the final, and you finally

brought home the win.

>> Thank God.

>> So do you care to address

your naysayers?

>> I don't think I really have

to say anything.

I think the gigantic check

speaks for itself, but...

>> Okay, nice.

>> And this bag of mashed

potatoes is enough to climb up

a mountain, so...

>> And I'm so glad that you

actually wrote that down and

probably rehearsed it 20 times

before you got on the stage

to say it with...

>> It's started already, huh?

>> Slight conviction,

but bravo nonetheless.

>> We're gonna get to the mashed

potatoes.

We're gonna get to everything,

Well, this season's final was

not for the weak.

Jay and Jenna, I'm looking at

you.

So let's see how Sarah

absolutely dominated this game.

>> I'm playing this like a chess

game, and I am looking

many, many moves ahead.

I'm on Challenge number eight,

for God sakes, and luckily,

I've learned a few things.

We can play both Bananas'

side of it

and the Wes side of it.

>> Right.

>> Wes will get desperate.

He'll have to get rid of

Bananas, or he knows that he's

gonna be gone.

We just have to call you over

here because we'd like to keep

the guise up

of us not having the

relationship that we do have.

>> If it's between me

and Bananas--

>> You know what I'll do.

You're number one on my list.

There is a name that I cannot

say in this house.

>> Yeah.

>> And it's Johnny.

>> And I can't wait.

>> Our number-one thing is to

break up everything

Wes has going on.

>> Oh, yeah.

>> Right.

>> It's time for you guys to

decide which group you want

to send into the elimination

against Leroy and Nia.

>> You know I love you guys.

Sarah and Jordan will never

say our names.

We've been working together

since day one.

>> Who's it gonna be, guys?

>> All the blood rushes

out of my body.

It's not gonna be easy,

and it's gonna come

at a serious price.

The team I want to pick

is Bananas and Nany.

>> You're lying, Sarah.

Don't [...] around.

Don't [...] around.

Sarah is the modern-day Judas.

>> All right.

Well, Sarah, it seemed like

the game may have been more

important than your friendship

with Bananas.

So was it?

>> Winning $125,000

was what the goal was,

and I did what I needed to do

to achieve that.

And Johnny has a lot of

good qualities,

but there are some things

that he does that I wouldn't

choose for my friends.

>> Since you voted me in...

>> Yeah.

>> Your entire life's mission

has been to justify reasons why

you did it.

If you were so comfortable with

that decision,

if you were so okay with it

and it was just a game,

you wouldn't have to find--

>> That's why I just said that.

I don't need to say it.

>> You wouldn't have to find

a million reasons...

>> I just said that.

>> To justify why you did it.

If you had issues with who I was

outside of the game, why did we

hang out outside the game?

Why did we go rock climbing

together?

Why did you let me introduce you

to my hairdresser and set you up

on a date with him?

All the way up until the end,

you lead me to believe

the entire game

that we're on the same side

and we're playing the same game.

And then you turn around at

the last second, and you're

like, "No, it's just a game."

I've never played that game.

>> This is how you feel.

Do you think Sarah knew that,

though?

>> Hell, yeah, she knew that.

>> Did you understand that

going into the game?

>> No.

>> She's gonna do everything she

can to make herself look

innocent.

>> There is no way--I don't care

if it's $10 million--that I'm

gonna say his name because he

actually is not just my friend.

This is my brother.

That's the way she described

the relationship about her with

Bananas.

When she voted us in, she said,

"I cannot say his name

because this is my friend,

an 8-year alliance

outside of this house.

I cannot say his name under any

circumstances."

>> I'm not apologizing for any

of this, just so you know.

>> Me and her have had,

what I consider, a friendship

for a long time.

So you might have a different

definition of what a friend is,

but I considered you a friend.

>> Honestly, I don't think

we're real friends.

I think we're Challenge friends.

>> Okay, so, Sarah, are you

saying maybe you can separate

real life and a competition

game show?

>> Absolutely.

I'm sure some people who play

football together in the NFL are

friends.

Do you think when it's, like,

game day--

>> It's totally different.

>> They're going head-to-head.

>> It's totally different.

>> The guys goes, "Oh, here, I'm

gonna put the ball down for you

so you can win"?

>> They know what team their on.

It's different because they--

>> And you know what?

I know what [...] team I'm on.

I'm on his team!

I'm not on your team!

>> Let me ask you this.

>> This isn't real life.

It's a mother[...] game show.

We're on a game show.

>> Does anyone on the stage

think that Sarah played

a good game?

>> Hell, yeah.

>> Sarah had me fooled.

She had everyone fooled.

That's part of the game.

She played a great game.

>> I think them as a team

played a great game.

>> Once you're that far into the

game, like, you're there to win.

>> Who cares? She won.

That's it. It's over. She won.

Whether it was dirty or not,

that's on her.

>> Let's ask the guy who's done

one Challenge and skated his way

to the final what he thinks.

>> That's on her.

>> So shut the [...] up.

>> Okay, wait, we're gonna

get to that, you guys.

We will get to that.

>> She may have won, but if she

ever comes back, she will never

win again, because she has

branded herself as a traitor.

And the move that she made

is hands down the shadiest thing

that's ever gone down.

>> In Norway, it seemed like

everyone was out to break Sarah.

Nia, you called her, and

I quote, "Silly Putty body."

"Sloppy, lazy, fat bitch."

"Lying-ass sloppy, fake bitch."

So what do you have to say for

yourself?

>> I've realized I played it

completely personal.

I was lashing out.

I was being immature

and petty and saying everything

I could possibly say.

Was it right?

No.

Was it immature?

Yes.

But that's just the point that

I was brought to,

and I didn't stop.

>> Jenna, how was it for you two

having a front-row seat to all

the action and seeing how Sarah

was being treated?

>> I felt bad after a while,

when Sarah kept getting picked

on, but I wouldn't

have told Bananas and Nany that

they were good, you know?

>> Okay, so maybe we understand

why she was treated

the way she was.

>> Right.

>> But the low blows, as far as

the name-calling and things

like that, honestly--

>> That was a little much.

I felt bad.

>> It's still hurtful to watch.

It is.

>> I made everyone in the house

feel so uncomfortable.

>> Oh, my God, you have no idea.

>> Sexual harassment normally

does that.

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>> All right, well, listen,

Sarah, after all is said

and done, you are newly engaged.

Congratulations.

>> Thank you.

>> That's a very exciting thing.

Is Bananas gonna get an invite

to the wedding?

Is it safe to say that's a no

or...

>> Unfortunately, no.

>> That's a "hell, no."

>> Unfortunately, no.

That's a "hell, no."

Nany says it's a "hell, no."

All right, we've got to take

a quick break,

but we'll be back

with more Reunion.

Stay tuned.

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>> And we are back.

Now, Nany, I don't know you

well, but you seem nice enough.

So why does it feel like

everyone else is hating on you?

Let's take a look.

>> It's easier to say who she

hasn't slept with.

>> Yeah.

>> [crying]

>> Nany gets a little out of

control and a little too

promiscuous.

And it's just hard for Averey to

sit there and watch another girl

who ruined any hopes

Averey actually had.

>> I just have been hearing from

so many people that you're,

like, upstairs talking [...]

about me.

>> Sometimes you are a little

too out there.

>> Be a friend to me instead of

sitting up in a room and talking

[...] about me with a bunch of

girls you don't even know.

>> I don't even care.

>> She can literally have sex

with half the cast and then

think that when people call her

a whore, it's a joke.

I'm absolutely gonna do

everything in my power to send

this bitch home.

Nany does it for free.

Groupon.

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>> Get that bitch

out of the house.

>> Can you look at me when

you're talking to me?

>> No, 'cause I don't give

a [...] about you.

>> Oh, so you're gonna stare at

my partner, okay.

Keep being a puppet to your

[...] partner over there.

>> Keep losing.

I am not surprised at all that

Nany's reacting this way.

When you're a loser,

you get angry and mad,

and you raise your voice.

Safe travels, Nany.

[clicks tongue]

>> You are the champion of [...]

every [...] off in this house!

You [...] slut.

That's all you are.

>> You think I'm a slut?

I don't give a [...] what you

say, Nia.

I don't care what you say.

The line has definitely been

drawn in the sand

for Theresa and I.

You kicking me?

>> Yeah, yeah.

Yeah!

>> She's got her foot

on her face!

>> I don't care that I'm kicking

her in her face.

Hopefully, knock out a tooth

or something.

Sorry, not sorry.

>> All right, well, Nany,

you seem like a girl's girl,

so what was the issue?

Why didn't you get along with

the other women in the house?

>> This is the first season

that I have ever had

any drama with any girls, okay?

That's just not my personality.

If you're my girl, you're my

girl till the end.

So coming into this house

and having Theresa, you know,

kind of stirring the pot and

getting the girls on her side...

>> No.

>> It was hard for me.

Stop. Let me talk.

>> Don't flatter yourself.

>> Let me talk.

So, anyways...

>> I didn't have to convince

anyone to be on my side.

>> She enjoyed the fact that she

had girls who, you know,

just kind of followed--

>> Had their own opinion.

>> Can I [...] talk,

or are you gonna keep running

your [...] mouth?

I loved Theresa last season.

I thought you were beautiful.

I thought you were a good

person.

>> There were others too.

It wasn't just Theresa.

So how do you feel about Nia,

about Averey, about--

>> Okay, I don't care about

Averey, okay?

That bitch is irrelevant to me.

>> Okay, Nia's here.

>> Nia--I thought me and Nia

were cool.

I had no [...] idea

that she was running her mouth

the way she was, but why

was she running her mouth?

Because of Theresa.

>> No! You're full of [...].

>> Stop, stop.

>> You're full of [...].

>> Whatever, whatever.

>> You were not the topic of

conversation.

As much as you want to think you

were the topic of conversation

upstairs, you were not,

okay, bitch?

>> But I was.

Nia--I had no idea we had

a beef.

It took until we got to that

deliberation that I finally,

for once,

saw how she felt about me.

And I was just kind of--I was

taken aback.

I was like, "What the [...]?"

Like, I thought I was cool with

this girl, but now she's calling

me this, this, and that.

It obviously came from Theresa.

When Nia, the next day, came to

me and was like, "Listen,

what happened at deliberation,

I'm sorry for.

You know, I apologize.

I didn't get a chance to know

you."

I was like, "You know what?

If I see that you're sincere

about you apology, I'm gonna

take that."

>> So you feel like Nia was

sincere with the apology

>> So Nia was very sincere.

>> I ain't gonna apologize

for [...].

>> Exactly.

If Theresa comes onstage

right now and be like,

"You know what, Nany?

Whatever happened happened.

It's in the past."

>> But she isn't.

>> I'd be like--I'd be like,

"You know what?

Let's do it."

I'd hug it out, but the bitch is

gonna sit onstage right now

and act like she doesn't

give a [...].

>> I don't give a [...].

No [...].

>> What did I do to you?

Nothing.

You're a hateful-ass bitch.

>> And a hypocrite.

>> And I feel bad for you.

>> $35,000, it feels good.

>> Bitch, I got 30K last year.

I don't give a [...].

>> Okay, all right.

>> Bitch, go back to Wisconsin.

Who the [...] are you?

>> Theresa, can you please just

explain how you felt about Nany

outside of the--

>> I didn't like her.

I have my own opinion about her

according to what I have seen.

No one else saw it,

and, no, I'm not gonna have to

explain myself.

>> You're not gonna explain

that?

[overlapping shouting]

>> I was the only one that saw

it.

>> I was the only one that had

my own opinion about her.

But Nia spoke her own truth.

>> Nia, what do you have to say

for yourself?

>> She had a reason she didn't

like Nany.

That had nothing to do with why

I didn't like Nany.

The reason why is because I was

told that on Free Agents that

every person in the house,

all the females dogged me out.

So I said I want to give her

a taste of her own medicine.

>> Not me.

>> I was like, "I want you to

know what it feels like to be

blindsided.

I want a smile in your face

and be cool with you,

but I want you to watch

something or hear something

and then feel how I felt."

'Cause I was like, "What could I

have done on Free Agents

better?"

>> You're gonna try and do that

to someone who's been on show

after show after show?

That's what we do.

Everybody talks [...] about

everybody else in their

interview.

>> Jordan, I took it personal.

>> Do you agree that the stuff

you thought happened didn't

happen?

>> I don't know.

I just am not an evil person,

so I can apologize and say,

"Yeah, that was foul.

I went too far."

>> I came here today,

and I would have loved to sit on

the stage and be like,

"You know what?"

Like I said, "Whatever happened

in the past happened."

>> Work it out?

>> Let's [...] be women.

We liked each other

at one point.

Let's [...] get over this.

But she can't do that.

She can't do that,

and that bothers me.

>> 'Cause that's not sincere.

That's not sincere.

She could have said that to me

outside.

>> I tried saying that [...] to

you on the show.

>> Oh, my God, you're full of

[...].

>> On the show, I tried sitting

you down, because you were

my friend.

>> This is the place to do it

now.

Theresa, do you--

Can you reciprocate that

feeling?

>> No.

I don't look at her as, like,

the type of person I would want

to kick it with, as--

vice versa.

We don't want to kick it.

>> Actually, I thought

differently last season

when I went to bat for you.

>> Yeah, last season.

Last season, I was a very

different person.

It was, like, a year and a half

ago.

>> Oh, okay, then.

All right, then.

>> You change in a year

and a half, right?

>> That explains it.

>> Yeah, some people grow,

some people don't.

>> I think what happens

in this house

is that certain experiences

push some people to the edge,

push some people to the edge,

push some people to the edge.

We've all been there.

The majority of the time,

what we really want to say is,

"I miss my family.

I just want to eat a normal meal

that I pick out

and cook myself."

But because we don't say that,

it comes out in a million

different other ways.

It comes out as, "She's a slut,"

or, "You're a fat bitch."

It comes out--It's misdirected

and misguided anger that's

displaced onto another person.

>> That's the camp counselor

Sarah that we love.

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>> That's what I'm talking

about.

>> We all agree on something.

All right, there we go.

>> Thank you.

>> All right, you guys,

hold that thought.

We are gonna take a quick break.

We'll be back with more

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

Right, Hurricane Nia, over

there?

She's like, "Nope, I ain't got

nothing to do with it."

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>> Welcome back to the

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

Hurricane Nia was laying low

for most of this season.

But once she started stirring it

up, things got very real

very quick.

Take a look.

>> I plan to get everyone so

mentally riled up in any way,

shape, or form that I can.

I'm talking about at breakfast,

at lunch, at dinner.

>> Don't make this personal.

>> Jordan, I do make it

personal.

I have lied to myself despite

what people have told me.

"Jordan will never be your

friend."

You were exactly what I hoped

and prayed that you weren't.

>> Nia, look at our past.

Did you not jump?

>> I'm gonna [bleep].

>> [growls]

>> She's like a pit bull.

Like, I have her on a leash.

But sometimes she's gonna start

swinging.

She's gonna start biting.

>> You are the champion of [...]

every [...] off in this house,

baby!

[overlapping shouting]

I wish you would have put

your mother[...] hands on me!

>> When you beat 'em, they're

good, but when we beat 'em,

they're scrubs.

>> They were scrubs after we lit

their ass up for two and a half

mother[...] hours.

>> Okay.

It shouldn't have taken you

two and a half hours.

>> You're not even a champ.

>> How did it take two and

a half hours to beat a girl

half your size?

>> Bye-bye.

You're a snake.

>> This is a game.

>> Sloppy, fat, fake bitch

who doesn't work hard

and wants to cheat her way.

And then you got this partner

right here who's just like you--

who's just like you.

Got a [...] vagina.

>> You lost today, Nia!

Every girl in this house beat

you.

You're gonna be the reason

we lost today, which you are,

and you'll be the reason we lose

tomorrow if your attitude stays

like--It's stupid.

>> Let me be mad!

Let me be mad!

I'm gonna make your life

a living [...] hell.

You're born with that and--

>> With this?

>> I was talking about this,

baby.

I'm talking about this?

This vagina.

I'm talking about that.

You have no [...].

I proved that to the world.

Who here is gonna

believe you, Jordan?

>> Who here would pull somebody

else's pants down and sexually

assault someone?

>> Yeah, who would do that?

You would.

>> Nia, you were on your way

to winning.

You almost had cash

in your hand.

And then you unleashed

Hurricane Nia.

So what happened?

>> I could not control

my emotions.

It's just because of how

passionate I am about friendship

and integrity and sportsmanship.

I get that that's not her game.

Fine.

I didn't know that at the time,

because I believed that it was.

>> This isn't about that.

This is about--

>> We're not talking about me

anymore.

We're talking about why

you're a monster.

>> And she's explaining

what set her off.

And she's explaining what

set her off.

>> It's everyone else's fault

that we did that to you.

>> You did what you did to him.

>> What she's trying to say is

that there was a catalyst that

set her off.

She didn't just out of the blue

turn into this raging

crazy person.

>> I'm taking ownership.

I'm saying--Did I go too far?

>> No, you're not.

You're saying, "It's your fault

I did this."

>> No, me putting my hands on

you, I did cross the line.

I took ownership for that,

and you know I have.

>> Take that off the--

Take the hands off the table.

The words!

>> What?

>> What type of person says that

to people?

>> You've talked in the same way

to girls on the show, bro.

>> I do not cut people

like that.

Never--never--

>> It only hurts

if you believe it.

>> Not to that extent.

>> Okay, all right, guys.

One at a time.

Jordan, are you guys ever

in sync.

Has there ever been a point

where it's all good

between the two of you?

>> We have those deals all the

time where we'll have banter or

be frustrated with each other

like normal friends do.

But when things like this

happen, you know, you see those

trigger things happening

in the house,

then you start disconnecting

yourself even further,

'cause you're like, "I know

where this is going.

I know where it's going."

>> We have genuinely

been friends.

>> I agree.

>> We're not best friends

or, you know--but we're friends.

>> Leroy, how do you feel about

what happened to your teammate,

the way everything played out?

>> I was pissed at her more so

because we've been through

so much in the game,

I was like, "I'm gonna give you

one night to get it all out."

And that'd be it.

But she just kept going

and kept going.

And regardless of whether

it's male or female, you can't

control an adult.

She's gonna do what she wants

to do.

So I was just hoping that they

weren't gonna send my black ass

home.

>> Hurricane Nia, specifically,

is good TV, but I got to ask,

is it all just for the show?

Is it all for cameras?

>> No, she's really crazy.

>> No, I mean, if that was

the case--

[laughter]

>> Okay, Leroy--

>> If it was all for cameras,

then I would probably try to

just be as sexy and sweet

as possible.

Yes, do I have an angry side?

Yes.

I use my words as my, like,

defense mechanism,

'cause that's really all I have.

Should I have touched him

or groped him?

Was I trying to be, you know,

petty and aggressive?

Yes, but that's not who I am.

I'm not a bully.

That's why I don't feel like

I have to defend myself that

much, because it's not my truth.

>> When it comes to your psyche,

the Challenge house makes you

into a volatile person

that you're usually not.

>> Yes, it does cause you

to react, however,

more what Sarah's touching on

is where that comes from.

Where is that coming from that

you're going that low?

>> I, you know--

It happened.

>> Okay, Leroy, is there ever a

benefit to having Hurricane Nia

on your side?

>> Sometimes she's saying what

I want to say.

I just won't say it.

You know what I mean?

So I'm just kind of like,

"Cool, she's gonna get it

all out."

But sometimes she takes it

way too far.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> And that's what got her

sent home.

>> Once you realized that you

were still in the game,

did you care that Nia wasn't

gonna make it to the final with

you?

>> Hell, no.

[laughter]

>> I was like, "You know what?"

Well, she--she messed up.

It's, like, I got to think to

myself, like, was she thinking

about me when she was acting

the fool, you know what I mean?

>> Exactly.

>> I tried to calm her down.

So, when I seen Theresa come,

I was like, "Yo, this is"--

>> It's great, right?

>> You got it.

>> My thing was, please do not

send my partner home because

this had nothing to do with him.

And then I realized, I'm like,

"She deserves to be in this

final."

She wanted to be there so badly,

and I wanted to be in the final

with her.

So I'm thinking, this is

perfect.

>> Theresa, how would Nia have

done in a final?

>> She would have, you know, had

to do what she had to do.

I know she wouldn't have quit.

>> Did you ever think that your

hookup with Theresa was gonna

pay off as big as it did?

>> Well, it paid off the first

night, 'cause I [...] one.

>> Oh!

>> Okay, let me stop.

Let me stop.

Let me stop.

Getting her as a partner,

I was super geeked about it.

>> Okay.

Well, Nia fought through three

Dome elimination rounds.

Does anyone here think she

deserves some cash,

a little something?

>> I do.

>> Leroy does.

>> $200.

>> Okay.

>> You don't get to sexually

assault somebody and then get

your--and earn money.

>> We've already gotten past

that.

>> Leroy, have you given Nia

a cut of your winnings?

>> Hell, no.

>> We got another "hell, no."

Okay, we know how Leroy feels.

>> No, I'm keeping

all my bread.

>> All right, sometimes exes

can be compatible,

and then sometimes they cannot.

Zach and Jonna, you know exactly

what I am talking about.

Stay tuned.

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>> What's up?

I am Zuri Hall,

and welcome back to the

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

Now, physically, Zach, you could

have owned this Challenge,

but it takes more than

Thor's hammer to go all the way.

You need teamwork too.

>> When things were good,

I thought we communicated very

well.

>> Yeah, until you stopped

talking to me.

>> Until I stopped talking to

her, then they were really bad.

I would rather kiss the seat in

the Porta-Potty than her.

She's the worst.

No confidence,

no communication skills.

>> He's...

[sniffles]

Not a good person.

>> You're just so annoying.

>> Oh, you want me to leave

right now?

>> Yes.

>> Okay.

>> Leave me alone!

>> I'm just saying don't--

You have no right to [...]

scream at me like that.

>> Well, you have no right

to even talk to me right now.

>> [crying] I don't know, like,

what I'm doing.

I'm just trying to keep it

together.

[sniffles]

>> Are you gonna talk?

I need you to, like, at least

not just sit there like...

>> Don't you [...] dare open

your mouth.

It's disrespectful.

Blaming everything on me,

okay, to everyone else,

that's [...] fine.

But to me, like, I'm not

a bad partner.

>> You needed twice as long to

look at it as everyone else.

This hill is hell,

and you're the devil.

You don't listen!

You just [...] this up!

>> I [...] everything up.

I [...] everything up.

>> Do you not, though?

>> When I leave this house,

I never want to see Zach's face

ever again.

I hate him.

>> Ooh, all right, Zach,

well, we know you are a good

guy, so why did you give Jonna

such a hard time?

>> We didn't talk.

We didn't speak for three years.

So, like, it's pretty tough to

think that we're gonna come on

to this show and just be, like,

Michael and Scottie.

>> I don't think anyone was like

Michael and Scottie

but it didn't--

>> I mean, it's a lot easier to

compete with someone that you

banged in a bathroom

real quick...

>> Michael Jordan,

Scottie Pippen.

>> Than, like, someone that you

just have a general distaste

for.

>> Jonna's the nicest person in

the world.

Can I just throw that out there?

Jonna's the sweetest person.

>> You don't need to come to

my defense, you guys.

>> No, no.

>> Well, Jonna, the thing is

it seems like you were trying

really hard.

>> I was.

>> How would you explain

your dynamic with Zach?

>> I'm not sure what it is with

me and him.

Like, it's like Superman

and kryptonite.

Like, we just, like, don't go

together at all.

I don't know.

I didn't think it was fair for

Zach to treat me the way that he

did as a partner,

because in this game, like,

you only have one another.

And it was almost like,

as a partner, he was, like,

working against me.

>> Zach, can you just own up to

the fact that you're an ass?

>> Yeah, I'll take it.

Like, I was an ass[...], but,

like, it was a rough couple

months for Zach, I guess.

>> Zach, you need to apologize,

and I want you to be sincere

about it, because she's a good

person.

>> I mean, I'm sorry for--

I am sorry for the way I--

>> Look at her.

>> I'm sorry for the way

I talked to you in certain

situations, but I think there

was a whole lot going on

behind closed doors.

>> Like what?

>> As soon as I started showing

interest in Jenna,

you caused rifts.

I don't care what you say.

You did.

And it was bull[...].

>> What rifts did I cause?

>> And among other things--

Okay, I'm talking to Jordan

and Johnny Reilly about just guy

talk, and all of a sudden,

we look around the corner.

She's listening in

through the door.

Like, that's weird.

The cameras didn't catch the

looks, the things that she was

saying to Jenna that would cause

Jenna not to talk to me.

I shouldn't have said the things

I said, but what else can I

I really say besides, "I [...]

up"?

>> Every time y'all lost, you

would tell her, "You are the

reason we lost."

And that mentally--

>> We've covered this now.

You're beating a dead horse.

>> You're beating

a swamp donkey.

>> Zach, what exactly is

a swamp donkey?

>> I just think I just threw

two fun words together.

[laughter]

>> I didn't really have a--

>> You've never heard of

the term before?

>> I've heard it, but I mean,

I've never, like, looked it up

on Urban Dictionary or anything.

Like--

>> I don't know why we're going

over some horrible word...

>> Oh, great.

>> That's, like--

>> Way to ruin it all, Sarah!

>> Well, Jordan, don't think

that we didn't notice what you

said, Mr. Women are Inferior.

>> Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.

>> Thank you!

Cover me on this.

>> That wasn't even, like,

the regular cameras that

caught that.

That was surveillance, so--

>> Does that make it okay to

say?

>> No, it--

>> And for somebody who was

so quick to use the Bible,

your actions towards Jonna

aren't so Christian.

>> They're not.

You're right.

But we all fall short, Sarah.

>> Well, Zach, you said

that you would go on record

with the sort of ideas that you

threw out in that moment,

with the swamp donkey and women

and ribs.

Do you stand by it now?

>> I think what I was trying to

say was that, as males...

>> Be careful, bro.

>> We are better athletes

than our female partners.

And it was coming off in a very

frustrated, angry, ignorant way.

Yes, it was probably not

the best way to put it.

No, I don't stand by us being

superior in every aspect,

but, athletically,

I think we are, yes.

>> Okay.

All right, well, there you go.

If partnering with your ex

wasn't awkward enough,

then this happened.

>> Yes!

[cheering]

>> If they can play that game,

then we can play it too.

>> 'Cause everyone kept coming

up to me asking--

>> Jay and I have something

in common.

Our exes are hooking up

right in front of us.

We're just extremely jealous

of what's going on.

>> Let's beat them.

[cheers and applause]

>> We're trading partners!

>> This Challenge house has just

turned into a swingers club.

It's so creepy,

but it's so fun to watch.

>> Well, Jay, you and Jonna

hit it off after Zach and Jenna

hit it off.

So was that really just revenge?

>> Kind of that's what brought

us together, but once we

actually started, you know,

talking, I think we kind of

hit it off a little bit.

>> Jenna has said that you

cheated on her,

so how did it feel to see her

hooking up with Zach?

>> It sucks.

I mean, it sucks for that,

but she keeps saying that

all the hatred she has

towards me is because

I'm a cheater.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> But the entire season that

she was holding hands with Zach,

cuddling with Zach,

making out with Zach,

Jenna had a boyfriend at home.

But no one ever thought

to bring that up.

>> Okay, can I talk about that?

The person I was seeing at home

went on a reality show.

He had sex with a girl

on the show.

We agreed that I can go on to

the show and do myself.

>> Even though you were

together, so it was like

an open relationship.

>> Yes, but you know what?

Long story short, I found out

he was cheating on me.

What a frickin' surprise,

'cause this always happens.

So I'm happy I didn't hold back.

>> You had a boyfriend.

You made out with Zach.

That's called cheating!

>> And I called him--

>> That's called cheating!

>> Jenna...

>> It's called cheating.

>> Where does your relationship

with Zach stand today?

>> We talk every day.

I mean, we're there for each

other and everything, so...

>> Where'd you stay last night?

[laughter]

>> Johnny, shut up.

>> I just want to know.

Enquiring minds would like

to know.

>> I had a sleepover with Zach.

Yeah.

>> You had a sleepover

with Zach.

>> Pillow fight.

>> Zach, what do you have to say

about all this?

Where do you two stand?

Where do you think these two

stand?

What's going on?

>> I don't know where those two

stand, but...

>> You and Jenna?

>> Bum, pretty nice butt.

>> Okay!

All right, we've got to take

a quick break, but we'll be back

with more Reunion.

Stay tuned.

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>> Welcome back.

Zach and Wes, you two had very

different reasons for keeping

Jay and Jenna around.

And I hope they thanked you,

because neither of you guys

made it to Norway

and the rookies got a free ride

to the final,

where they totally blew it.

>> I have been working my butt

off to keep the rookies here

for the last elimination round.

>> The deal is if any of the vet

teams get last, one, two, three,

we get you.

>> Oh, God.

>> He goes, "I've worked my ass

off to keep him around

just so we would have a layup

if we got put into the last

elimination."

>> God, that [...] pisses me off

so bad.

You know, there's been talks

about Jenna and I being layups,

and that frickin' word

pisses me off.

I worked my ass off to get here.

>> If you know what's best for

you, just shut the [...] up.

>> If I know what's best for me?

>> Yes.

>> I played this game better

than he did.

Bananas is

the "king of The Challenge."

I, as a rookie, am going to

a final, and he's still got to

earn his.

I'm psyched.

Fist Challenge that we've ever

done, and we're in the final.

Now, I'm just praying

there's nothing crazy that

we have to eat...

>> Oh, yeah.

>> Because Jenna doesn't eat

anything.

>> Anything.

>> Oh, are you [...] serious?

>> [gags]

[coughs]

[retches]

>> [gags]

>> It's $15,000, so let's go.

>> I'm, like, in shock.

I'm seriously in shock.

>> You think you're gonna be

able to finish it or no?

>> I don't know.

>> If you guys don't get it

done, you're out.

>> [sniffs]

>> Jay, are you crying?

Are you serious?

Have you ever seen this show

before?

>> Yeah, I have.

>> This is part of it, man.

>> Trust me, I'm more

disappointed in myself

than anybody.

>> Jay and Jenna,

you guys are done.

>> Jay, are you crying?

>> Yeah, I was, absolutely.

>> What was the deal?

What happened?

>> It just sucked to get to that

point, and it was

almost like I had no control.

Every sip I took,

as soon as it got right here,

came right back up.

In my head, I'm like, "All

right, if it's"--

>> Compared to other eating

challenges, that was

weak, dude.

That was--that was liquid.

That's so much easier to take

down than cow balls and [...]

we've had to eat in the past.

That was nothing.

>> That's fine.

Plain and simple,

I couldn't do it.

>> And, Jenna, you were throwing

it back, so how did you feel

about it when you saw Jay

and he couldn't get through it?

>> I mean, there's so much money

on the line, that, like,

you want to down anything.

It doesn't really matter.

I mean, I understand how much it

sucks drinking it and stuff,

but, I mean, keep it down for

that amount of money, you know.

>> For 125 grand, I'd put

anything in my mouth.

[laughter]

>> Was anyone surprised that,

of all people, it was Jay

and not Jenna who quit?

>> We were talking about it at

night, and we thought for sure

it was Jenna.

>> I knew it wouldn't have been

Jenna, because, I mean, she

surprised everyone all season.

Was she the most athletic?

No.

But she did everything

she was asked to do.

>> Yeah.

>> Who thought it was gonna be

Jay?

You thought it would be Jay?

>> He was in way over

his head in that final.

The entire game, he was in over

his head.

And it just came to the point

where it's like, "Listen,

if you're gonna make it to

a final and you're gonna quit

on something like that,

in the first leg, you don't

belong in the final."

>> Wes, can you explain

the term "layup"?

>> Yeah, it's like

an insurance policy.

>> Okay.

>> You have a nice car, you buy

insurance to protect it.

>> It's the easiest shot in

basketball.

It's pretty much

a guaranteed score.

And that's what a layup is.

>> And that's what you guys

referred to Jay and Jenna as.

>> To turn around and say,

"I don't want to be called a

layup.

I've competed my ass off.

I made it here."

No, you didn't,

because if the game would have

turned on you at any point,

you would have been gone, dude.

You would not have survived.

>> That's fine.

>> You would not have survived

99% of those elimination rounds.

>> My thing is, yes, did we

get--If you asked me, did we get

lucky?

Hell, yeah, we got lucky.

Should I have gone into a Dome?

A thousand times.

>> You said, "I played a better

game than you."

The [...] you did, bro.

>> Whenever you want to go

heads-up, bro, you let me know.

>> Oh, buddy...

>> I got no issues with that.

>> Get the [...] out of here,

dude.

>> I don't care, man.

You don't scare me.

>> Listen, I'm not trying to

scare you.

Who's trying to--

Easy, tough guy.

Easy, okay?

>> The way you're acting right

now is not the way you carried

yourself in the house.

Jenna carried herself in a way

that was like--she would tell me

every day, she was like,

"Are we going in?"

I was like, "No."

She's like, "We're so lucky."

And then--But, like, dude,

like, you are carrying

a different air about you

than you did on the show,

right now.

>> Right now I am, yeah.

Right now I'm defending myself,

'cause on the show, I sat back

and did nothing.

>> But you're changing.

You're changing the way you're

acting, because you were

different in that house.

>> I agreed with him saying that

we got lucky.

But no one asks that question.

He just comes at me every time.

>> He knew.

Going throughout the deal, he

would say like, "Yeah, man,

Wes keeps taking me along.

I'll let y'all duke it out."

>> Did he earn his stripes,

Jordan?

>> I had no problem competing.

>> No, no.

No, no, I did not say stripes

were earned.

>> Okay, all right.

>> I'm just saying.

>> All I'm saying is, listen,

the way these challenges usually

go is the weakest links get

weeded out.

And because of the game that we

played, we carried them to

the end, and they

didn't serve their purpose,

then they took a spot

that wasn't theirs.

>> I agree, to a certain extent.

I mean, to say that they're not

competitors, I think that's just

going overboard.

I think that we were all

competitors, and not any--

None of us can look at anybody

and be like, "You're not

a competitor."

>> Jordan came up and said,

"Look, if you don't have to go

into elimination, don't.

Look what I did last season.

Look where it got me."

And I said, "You know what?

You're right.

If I don't have to, I won't

cause any waves."

>> There's a reason why there

are certain people who do one

Challenge and you never

see them again, because certain

people are just not cut out for

this show.

And you, my friend, are not

one of those people.

>> Oh!

>> So, therefore, you wasted

money that someone else could

have had.

>> All right, well, show of

hands, you guys--

who thought that keeping

these two around as the layup

was a good idea?

>> Whoo-hoo!

>> Was it a good strategy?

>> Except they didn't let us use

it, right?

It's, like, I paid all

this super-high premium

for this insurance, and then

they used it on their car.

>> I cashed out in the end.

>> Yeah, you cashed out.

It's, like, I paid

the insurance.

She crashed the car.

[laughter]

>> All right, we will be back--

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

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>> We are back with more of the

Battle of the Exes II Reunion.

Wes, in all of your 11

Challenges, we have heard you

brag endlessly about your mad

manipulation skills,

but this season you surprised us

all when you actually did

play a very smart game,

until, of course,

the game played you.

>> You have more numbers than

any other potential alliance

in the entire house.

>> You absolutely do.

>> And I want to be on that

boat.

There is literally no one in

the house that I'm gonna vote in

over you.

I'm gonna play my game on

my side of the house.

You're gonna play your game

on your side of the house.

>> If we're gonna do anything,

we have to keep it as quiet

as possible.

>> Completely agreed.

>> Let's get straight down to

business.

>> We're throwing in Bananas.

>> Yeah.

[laughter]

>> It's gonna be Nany and

Bananas versus Leroy and Nia.

>> The smart thing would be to

just throw you in there.

>> I am very confident

that I'm going in.

And now it's my job to attempt

to fix it.

>> Before this conversation is

over, I need to be number one.

>> I have a number one.

>> And your number one is?

>> Zach.

If he goes home, there's

a guaranteed spot where

I will be able to save you,

no questions asked.

>> If I do your [...] dirty

work, and I send in Zach--

>> It's not my dirty work.

>> It is, mother[...].

>> I'm giving you the info

to make the decision that you

got to make.

>> Hmm, it just got interesting.

>> Didn't it?

>> Our vote is for Zach

and Jonna.

>> Leroy pulled the trigger.

Leroy loaded the gun.

I just showed Leroy how the gun

works.

[chuckles]

>> I'd like to welcome everybody

to the Battle of the Exiled.

>> Why the red face, Wes?

[laughter]

You look like someone just

walked over your grave, bro.

>> Nice to see you guys too.

I was just coming to say

congratulations...

>> No, you weren't.

>> On coming back.

>> No, you're not.

You're here with your tail

between your legs trying to

salvage whatever you can, dude.

>> All right, fair enough.

Every single person in

the house, in a matter of a day,

flipped on me.

>> [grunts]

>> And my archnemesis was

brought back.

Nothing could have taken

a bigger turn for the worse.

>> Wes, I got to admit,

my heart broke a little bit for

you in that moment.

>> I know.

>> So what happened?

[laughter]

>> I played a really smart game,

and I was wrong.

>> You did, you really did.

>> I wasted a lot of time.

[laughter]

>> And then I went home, and

everyone got a second chance,

even her.

[laughter]

>> Does anyone else feel bad

for Wes?

>> Yeah.

>> I do.

>> You do?

>> He played a good game.

>> Really good game

until we came back.

>> Wes, were you lying to Zach?

Because you said he was your

number one, and then you got

Leroy to throw him in.

>> Zach was my number one.

The terms of my operating

agreement with Zach

and with Jordan and Sarah

was very plain and simple.

I will not say your name--

>> Is it a loophole getting

Leroy to say his name?

>> Kind of, yeah.

>> I'm embarrassed

by watching it.

I was like, "Damn, you guys."

>> The way you handled that

dinner?

>> It wasn't so much that he

made me do it.

I had no idea that Zach was

working with him.

He was playing both sides,

which you were.

So, yeah.

>> I think a lot of people were.

>> Yeah, yeah.

>> As soon as he came in the

room and he told me what he was

doing, I said, "Are you sure

you want to do that?"

He said, "Yes."

And I said, "I'm not even gonna

argue, all right."

And then I told him, I went up

to Wes, and I was like,

"You're a dick."

And then I tried to tell Leroy

to throw Wes in,

but Wes had the last word.

>> What Wes does is called

a Ponzi scheme.

He promises everybody everything

in the entire house.

He'll go to every single person,

"I got you, I got you,

I got you, I got you,"

which works in the beginning.

But then once it comes down to

the end and the group is

whittled down, he can't fulfill

all these promises he made,

and that's what bites him

in the ass every time.

>> Sarah, do you feel like

ultimately you were playing Wes

and Bananas?

>> No, I think I capitalized

on opportunities that I saw.

>> Sarah was playing Sarah's

game.

>> Yeah.

I knew that they were gonna go

at it.

I knew that I had something with

Bananas.

I knew that I could have

something with Wes.

I knew that I could have

something with Zach.

And I took advantage

of those opportunities.

>> Wes, what did you think

about the Exiles twist.

>> I don't think it was

a good idea,

and I don't think it was fair.

>> If you would have went into

exile, you'd have been like,

"This is the greatest plot twist

ever."

>> Well, Wes, all I can say is

better luck next time.

You played a good game.

I got to give it to you.

But we've got time for a little

more Reunion after this break.

So stay tuned.

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>> This episode of

The Challenge:

Battle of the Exes II Reunion

continues now.

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Welcome back.

I'm Zuri Hall, and we have

really cleared the air on

a lot of this season's drama.

Don't you think?

I think so.

But if there's anyone with

anything they still need to say,

now is absolutely the time

to do it.

So anyone want to go?

>> I do need to say something,

actually, because I feel like

Zach--people don't really see

both sides of it.

Like, I have a problem.

I am very bad at communicating.

And in a game, it would be

frustrating as a partner to,

like, have to deal with that.

I'm not gonna say, like,

you're not an ass[...],

like, you weren't a dick,

you didn't step out of line.

But I stood up for myself

when I needed to.

>> There was a time where--

I don't think it was even

caught, but she started, like,

yelling at me, and she, like,

really gave it to me,

and I was like--

>> They didn't show it.

>> I was like, "Okay."

>> He literally--I was

expecting, like, more back,

but he was like, "Thank you."

>> Some things work out.

>> That's good.

That's good.

[cheers and applause]

>> I've been partners with Jonna

on one Challenge, and I know

she does not respond well

to being yelled at.

I learned that really quickly.

>> I was partners with Jonna,

and I know that.

I had to do the yelling for her.

>> I don't think anyone responds

very well to being yelled at.

It may be a little motivation.

>> I do.

Nany yelled at me the entire

show.

>> I did.

>> Yeah, man.

>> All right, if you guys had to

throw out an MVP of

The Challenge this time

around, who--

>> I honestly think the dark

horse of The Challenge was

Jenna, dude.

>> Jenna, for sure.

>> That girl came in, and we all

thought, "I can't wait to get

her up high,

I can't wait until I have to do

crazy [...]."

And every time, she surprised

the [...] out of me, dude.

>> She's great.

She's so good.

>> Aw, thanks.

>> MVP?

>> MVP.

>> Absolutely, absolutely.

>> Well, it would not feel right

to wrap up without acknowledging

two members of this season's

Challenge family

that we recently lost--

Diem and Knight.

You were all close to them.

>> I feel like both of them--

Like, it happened so quickly,

and when it happened,

it made us realize

life is so short.

And, like, the day that Diem

passed, I hit you up on Twitter,

and I said, "Jordan, I'm sorry,"

because if that had been him

and the last thing I said to him

was what I said, that's gonna

haunt me for the rest

of my life.

So I just felt like that kind of

made us realize what is most

important.

>> Zach, I know you were close

with Knight.

Can you talk to us about it?

>> Yeah, I talked to him

the day before, and--

I mean, he just loved us all,

you know?

He didn't really function very

well outside, but inside of that

dysfunctional house,

Knight was at his best.

So he loved you all.

If you guys would have been at

his funeral, it was probably one

of the smallest towns I've ever

been to.

He packed an entire auditorium

with thousands of people, so...

I mean, there's something

said about him, and I mean, you

can't say enough good things

about Diem, so...

[applause]

>> This was really a great

season to honor Knight and Diem.

And that is all the time that we

have.

So, to the winners,

congratulations.

To everyone else,

step up your game, okay?

Thank you all so much for

watching.

We'll see you.

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