I recorded and just finished watching it. Pretty good episode although rather subdued.
I think it was pretty obvious that while he was crying from happiness and an overflow of emotion due to the MAJOR revelation that hit him, he had a different take in the interview they did later when he'd had a chance to step back and think about everything. It seemed like he was glad to have been on the show and have the experience, but that he was a little torn because he felt manipulated and betrayed by the actors whom he'd seen as real friends and companions. That was especially true for the actor who played his best friend. You could just see his face twitch and stiffen whenever the recap showed a scene involving his 'best friend Brian.' In fact, he flat out said at one point that he was still having to reconcile the differences between the REAL Brian and the CHARACTER Brian before their friendship could continue. I bet that last night they stayed in the mansion must've been VERY akward as it began to sink in for him. I bet that's why they didn't have any more candid footage of that last evening after the first 20 minutes or so that he found out what had happened. He probably went from being thrilled to feeling embarassed and betrayed pretty quickly once he started to meet the 'real' people.
Even though I thought it sounded lame at first, I enjoyed this show. It was funny and the fact that the girls were easy on the eyes made it all the more watchable.