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Big Brother | |
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Also known as | Big Brother Norge |
Presented by | Arve Juritzen (2001–2002) Jannicke Farstad (2001) Annette Young (2002) Trygve Rønningen (2003) Sarah Natasha Melbye (2011) |
No. of seasons | 5 |
No. of episodes | 374 |
Production | |
Production locations | Oslo (2001–2003) Stockholm, Sverige (2011) |
Production company | Endemol |
Release | |
Original network | TVNorge (2001–2003) TV 2 Bliss (2011) |
Original release | 24 February 2001 – 4 December 2011 |
Big Brother Norge was the Norwegian version of reality TV show Big Brother that was aired from 2001 to 2003 on TV Norge for four moderately successful seasons. The fifth and final season was launched in late August 2011 on TV 2 Bliss.
Seasons | Launch Date | Finale Date | Days | Housemates | Winner | Prize money | Presenter | |||||
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Original Run | ||||||||||||
1 | Big Brother 2001 | 24 February 2001 | 31 May 2001 | 97 | 12 | Lars Joakim Ringom | 1,000,000 NOK | Arve Juritzen | ||||
2 | Big Brother – Tilbake I Huset | 17 November 2001 | 25 November 2001 | 9 | 13 | Leena Brekke | None | |||||
3 | Big Brother 2002 | 24 February 2002 | 2 June 2002 | 99 | 15 | Verónica Agnes Roso | 1,000,000 NOK | Arve Juritzen | ||||
4 | Big Brother 2003 | 8 March 2003 | 15 May 2003 | 69 | 15 | Eva Lill Baukhol | Trygve Rønningen | |||||
2nd Run | ||||||||||||
5 | Big Brother 2011 | 29 August 2011 | 4 December 2011 | 98 | 22 | Tine Barstad | 1,000,000 NOK | Petter Pilgaard Sarah Natasha Melbye | ||||
Season 1 of Big Brother Norge premiered on February 24, 2001 and ran until May 31, 2001. 10 housemates entered the house on launch night with two Intruders immediately following on the second day of the Show. The original housemates then had to decide whom of Natalie and Roy they wanted to keep in the house. Natalie was evicted. First victim of the public voting was Rebekka, who eventually made a return to the show as one of the twists of the season. When Per Morten made the shows only voluntary exit on Day 85 the audience had the chance to vote yet another former evictee back into the house. Since Rebekka already returned and Natalie not recognized as an official housemate by Big Brother (they put her profile off the homepage once she was evicted) the audience had to choose out of Trond, Mónica, Roy and Rodney. With massive support, the latest evictee Rodney was allowed to make a comeback.
Two showmances had huge impact on the show since both resulting couples (Annette and Rodney; Anne Mona and Ramsy) remained in the house until the last week. However it was Lars Joakim Ringom who gained the most popularity and was crowned the winner of the season in a close vote beating runner-up Anita E. Sundt Olsen by 2% only. Both housemates have been quite popular and have never been nominated.
Annette Young, who gained the 3rd runner-up position on final night, eventually became a co-host of future Big Brother Norge seasons.
This was the first time that the rules of a Big Brother edition were changed to a minimum of three housemates being up for eviction on every nomination round in comparison to the usual two.
Housemates nominate for 2 points (top of box) and 1 point (bottom of box) and the three or more housemates with the most nomination points face the public vote to evict.
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 4 | Week 6 | Week 8 | Week 10 | Week 12 | Week 13 | Week 14 Final | ||
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Lars Joakim | Natalie | Rebekka, Anita | Monica, Trond | Monica, Anita | Ramsy, Anita | Ramsy, Anne Mona | Per Morten, Ramsy | No Nominations | Winner (Day 97) | |
Anita | Natalie | Rebekka, Per Morten | Lars Joakim, Ramsy | Roy, Monica | Rodney, Per Morten | Rodney, Anne Mona | Rebekka, Anne Mona | No Nominations | Runner-up (Day 97) | |
Rodney | Natalie | Rebekka, Per Morten | Monica, Trond | Roy, Monica | Anita, Per Morten | Anita, Per Morten | Evicted (Day 72) | No Nominations | Third place (Day 97) | |
Anette | Roy | Rebekka, Anita | Monica, Trond | Monica, Roy | Roy, Per Morten | Per Morten, Ramsay | Per Morten, Rebekka | No Nominations | Fourth place (Day 97) | |
Anne Mona | Natalie | Rebekka, Anita | Monica, Trond | Monica, Roy | Per Morten, Roy | Per Morten, Anita | Per Morten, Anita | No Nominations | Fifth place (Day 97) | |
Ramsy | Natalie | Per Morten, Monica | Anita, Monica | Anita, Monica | Anita, Per Morten | Lars Joakim, Anita | Per Morten, Lars Joakim | No Nominations | Evicted (Day 90) | |
Rebekka | Natalie | Trond, Anne Mona | Evicted (Day 16) | Anetta, Anita | Re-Evicted (Day 86) | |||||
Per Morten | Roy | Trond, Anette | Monica, Rodney | Anita, Monica | Anita, Roy | Rodney, Ramsy | Anne Mona, Rebekka | Walked (Day 85) | ||
Roy | Nominated | Rebekka, Rodney | Anita, Monica | Monica, Ramsy | Per Morten, Ramsy | Evicted (Day 58) | ||||
Monica | Natalie | Rebekka, Anita | Per Morten, Ramsy | Anita, Ramsy | Evicted (Day 44) | |||||
Trond | Natalie | Rebekka, Ramsy | Anita, Rodney | Evicted (Day 30) | ||||||
Natalie | Nominated | Evicted (Day 4) | ||||||||
Notes | 1 | none | 2 | 3 | 4 | 4 | ||||
Nominated For Eviction | Natalie, Roy | Anita, Per Morten, Rebekka, Trond | Anita, Monica, Ramsy, Rodney, Trond | Anita, Monica, Roy | Anita, Per Morten, Roy | Anita, Per Morten, Ramsy, Rodney | Anne Mona, Per Morten, Rebekka | Anette, Anne Mona, Anita, Lars Joakim, Ramsy, Rodney | Anette, Anne Mona, Anita, Lars Joakim, Rodney | |
Evicted | Natalie 8 of 10 votes to evict | Rebekka 56% to evict | Trond 35% to evict | Monica 48% to evict | Roy 58% to evict | Rodney 34% to evict | Rebekka 53% to evict | Ramsy 10% to win | Anne Mona 12% (out of 5) | Anette 20% (out of 4) |
Rodney 29% (out of 3) | Anita 48% to win | |||||||||
Lars Joakim 52% to win | ||||||||||
Notes:
^1 On Day 2 two new Housemates, Natalie and Roy, entered the House. On Day Four the Housemates had to decide which one of them to evict, and Natalie left the House after receiving the most votes.
^2 Rebekka returned to the House on Day 65.
^3 On Day 85 Per Morten left the House voluntarily. He was facing Eviction along with Anne Mona and Rebekka, but all votes for him were discounted and the Eviction left between Anne Mona and Rebekka, with Rebekka leaving after receiving 53% to Anne Mona's 47%. Viewers voted for which Ex-Housemate they wanted to replace Per Morten. They voted for Rodney who re-entered the House on Day 86, shortly after Rebekka's second Eviction. Rodney was chosen with 56% of the vote, to Trond's 17%, Monica's 14% and Roy's 13%.
^4 There were no Nominations this Week, instead all Housemates faced the vote to win.
Big Brother Norge - Tilbake I Huset (Back In The House) was a spin-off of the first season which was set 100 days after that seasons final and lasted 9 days running from November 17 to November 25, 2001. Several season 1 housemates re-entered the house together with four new personalities: Annika, Christian, Claus and Leena, who competed to become a housemate on the shows next regular season. Since Claus made a voluntary exit halfway through the audience had to choose between the remaining three and voted Leena (real name: Lina) Breeke the winner who was therefore the first known housemate for the next season.
The main highlight of the show was the wedding between season 1 houseguests Ramsy and Mona which marked the first time worldwide that a couple would marry inside a Big Brother house. Boyband Westlife made an appearance as live guests during the wedding and performed.
Anonymous | |||
Contestant | Residence | Occupation | Age |
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Annika | Frisør | 21 | |
Christian | Web Designer | 20 | |
Claus | Consultant | 27 | |
Leena Brekke | Student | 22 | |
All-Stars | |||
Contestant | Residence | Occupation | Age |
Anita E. Sundt Olsen | Oslo | 25 | |
Anne Mona Hansen | Flekkefjord | 24 | |
Monica Sørensen | Oslo | 28 | |
Per Morten Witzøe | Oslo | 36 | |
Ramsy Suleiman | Ålesund | 23 | |
Rebekka Østby | Moss | 27 | |
Rodney Omdahl Karlsen | Skien | 26 | |
Roy Grønkvist | 33 | ||
Trond Syversen | Nittedal | 35 | |
The second season of Big Brother Norge started on February 24, 2002 and ended on June 2 of the same year. As it was decided on Tilbake I Huset, Leena Brekke, now under her real name Lina, was already certain to move into the house together with 11 others on launch night. Juse like in the other year, two intruders made their way to the house on Day 2: Gro Anita and Espen. Both of them were automatically up for eviction, however, next to them two of the original housemates who received the most nominations, Jan Arne and Verónica were also in danger of leaving the house on what was a double elimination in the very first week. Jan Arne and Gro Anita, whose stay in the house only lasted for 2 days, got evicted.
Although being elected by the public to enter the house, Lina found herself in the unlucky position to get nominated by Big Brother in week 2 and immediately getting the boot out of five nominated housemates.
After 99 Days, Verónica Agnes Roso from Lørenskog was voted the winner over Espen Vesterdal Larsen and three others. Both Verónica and Espen have been up for eviction in the very first week and Verónica got nominated even 5 out of the 8 nomination rounds.
Notes:
^5 Line and Verónika-Kathrin were automatically nominated for discussing nominations.
^6 Lise-Marie and Kristian were automatically nominated for cheating in the weekly task.
^7 There were no Nominations this Week, instead all Housemates faced the vote to win.
Under the Name Big Brother Norge - Next Generation the show returned in its third year running from March 8 to May 15, 2003. Running for only 69 days, it was the shortest main season of the show and saw a major twist in a house divide which was already used in several Big Brother versions worldwide before: The household was split into two parts with one living on the luxurious side of the house having access to privileges like a jacuzzi, hot water and comfort beds while the other side was lacking of all of this and was forced to live with basics only.
In this edition, the audience got the chance to nominate their two most disliked housemates with the most vote getter receiving two, and the 2nd most vote getter receiving one point for nomination.
Although lasting for only ten weeks the season saw the most voluntary exits in the history of Big Brother Norge with three male housemates walking and therefore making place for three replacement contestants.
With 39.4% to win Eva Lill Baukhol triumphed over Halvor Kvikstad, who achieved 36.4% in a close race.
Three years after his participation contestant Ronny Furnes was found dead on May 30, 2007 at the age of 37. [1]
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 Final | ||
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Eva Lill | Julian Therese | Halvor Morten | Halvor Henriette | Henriette Halvor | Henriette Stina | Stina Thor | ? ? | No nominations | Winner | |
Halvor | Anita Julian | Pia Ronny | Anita Therese | Therese Stina | Therese Stina | Thor Morten | ? ? | No nominations | Runner up | |
Stina | Not in House | Henrik Eva Lill | Henrik Eva Lill | Therese Eva Lill | Thor Eva Lill | ? ? | No nominations | Third place | ||
Rune | Not in House | Eva Lill Anita | Therese Stina | Therese Morten | Stina Thor | ? ? | No nominations | Fourth place | ||
Morten | Eva Lill Henrik | Pia Ronny | Anita Henriette | Henriette Ronny | Henriette Eva Lill | Thor Henriette | ? ? | No nominations | Evicted (Day 62) | |
Henriette | Agnethe Pia | Henrik Pia | Henrik Eva Lill | Henrik Therese | Therese Morten | Thor Morten | ? ? | Evicted (Day 55) | ||
Thor | Not in House | Halvor Morten | Stina Eva Lill | Evicted (Day 48) | ||||||
Therese | Eva Lill Henrik | Pia Halvor | Halvor Ronny | Halvor Ronny | Henriette Stina | Evicted (Day 41) | ||||
Henrik | Morten Agnethe | Anita Morten | Anita Henriette | Stina Henriette | Evicted (Day 34) | |||||
Ronny | Agnethe Henrik | Henriette Halvor | Henriette Halvor | Halvor Henrik | Walked (Day 34) | |||||
Anita | Pia Agnethe | Henrik Halvor | Halvor Henrik | Evicted (Day 27) | ||||||
Pia | Halvor Therese | Henriette Ronny | Evicted (Day 19) | |||||||
Kim | Agnethe Anita | Eva Lill Henrik | Walked (Day 15) | |||||||
Julian | Morten Henriette | Walked (Day 10) | ||||||||
Agnethe | Henriette Halvor | Evicted (Day 5) | ||||||||
Public nominations | none | Henrik Pia | Anita Eva Lill | none | Thor Morten | none | ||||
Up for eviction | Agnethe Henrik | Halvor Henrik Pia | Anita Halvor Henriette | Halvor Henriette Henrik Therese | Henriette Morten Stina Therese | Morten Stina Thor | Henriette Rune Stina | All housemates | ||
Evicted | Agnethe 57% to evict | Pia 41% to evict | Anita 39% to evict | Henrik 31% to evict | Therese 50% to evict | Thor 74% to evict | Henriette 40% to evict | Morten Fewest votes (out of 5) to win | Rune 5.2% to win | Stina 19% to win |
Halvor 36.4% to win | Eva Lill 39.4% to win |
The series started on Monday 29 August 2011, and was aired on TV 2 Bliss for 98 days with the finale on 4 December 2011. TV2 bought the Norwegian television rights for Big Brother and will air a fourth season in 2011. The main presenters are Petter Pilgaard and Sarah Natasha Melbye. Tine Barstad won series on 4 December 2011.
Name | Age | Hometown | Occupation | Marital Status |
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Andreas Monge | 22 | Vigrestad | Engineer | Dating |
Andreas Paulsen | 28 | Oslo | Chef | Single |
Amir Geir Spjøtvold Mian | 30 | Haugesund | Store Assistant | Cohabiting |
Caroline Aas | 24 | Porsgrunn | Student | Single |
Joakim Myhre Eik | 22 | Uskedalen | Care assistant | Single |
Janica Kortman | 30 | Kirkkonummi, Finland | Accountant | Single |
Kristoffer Tafjord | 23 | Oslo | Investor | Single |
Lena Charlotte Westby | 24 | Brumunddal | Model, Drift Driver | Cohabiting |
Linn Therese Jensen | 23 | Tønsberg | Student | Single |
Magnus Teie Færgestad | 23 | Sørumsand | Fiber fitter | Single |
Marius Gamst Helgesen | 22 | Oslo | Unemployed | Cohabiting |
Monica Cordelia Røsvassbukt | 26 | Oslo | Store assistant | Single |
Roberto Obando | 30 | Oslo | Offshore engineering | Single |
Siv Anita Austad | 24 | Trondheim | Paramedic, Student | Single |
Sunna Ingudottir | 22 | Stavanger | Receptionist | Single |
Tiia Maria Sorjonen | 21 | Oslo | Hairdresser | Single |
Tine Linnerud Barstad | 23 | Lillehammer | Assistant | Single |
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 | Week 11 | Week 12 | Week 13 | Week 14 | ||||
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Tine | Linn N/A | Sunna N/A | N/A | Tone | Linn N/A | David N/A | Nominated | Marius, Marius, Marius | David N/A | Caroline Lena | Caroline Magnus | Magnus Roberto | Lena David | No Nominations | Winner (Day 100) | ||
Lena | A.Monge Kristoffer | N/A | N/A | Tone | N/A | N/A | No Nominations | A.Paulsen, A.Paulsen, A.Paulsen | N/A | Silje A.Paulsen | N/A | Tine Joakim | David ¿Silje? | Exempt | Runner up (Day 100) | ||
Roberto | Monica N/A | N/A | N/A | Tone | Marius Tiia | A.Paulsen N/A | No Nominations | Tine, Tine, N/A | N/A | Silje A.Paulsen | Silje N/A | Silje Tine | Silje Tine | No Nominations | Third place (Day 100) | ||
Silje | Not in house | In The Farm | Exempt | Nominated | Tine N/A | Benedikte N/A | Nominated | Caroline, Caroline, N/A | David N/A | A.Paulsen David | Lena N/A | Lena Magnus | Lena Joakim | No Nominations | Fourth place ( Day 100) | ||
Joakim | N/A | N/A | Siv Anita A.Paulsen | Tone | N/A | N/A | No Nominations | N/A, Refused, N/A | N/A | Silje David | Caroline Siv Anita | Siv Anita Magnus | Lena David | No Nominations | Evicted (Day 92) | ||
David | Not in house | In The Farm | Exempt | Nominated | Tine N/A | A.Paulsen N/A | Nominated | Evicted (Day 43) | A.Paulsen Siv Anita | A.Paulsen Tine | Silje N/A | Siv Anita Lena | Lena ¿Silje? | No Nominations | Re-evicted (Day 92) | ||
Magnus | Linn Tine | N/A | N/A | Tone | N/A | N/A | No Nominations | N/A, Tine, A.Paulsen | N/A | Tine Silje | Silje Tine | Silje Tine | Silje Tine | Evicted (Day 85) | |||
Siv Anita | N/A | Tine Linn | Tine Tiia | Tone | Linn N/A | N/A | No Nominations | Silje, Tine, Marius | N/A | In Big Brother Finland House | N/A | Joakim David | Evicted (Day 78) | ||||
Caroline | N/A | N/A | Tine A.Monge | Tone | N/A | Benedikte Tine | No Nominations | Silje, Tine, A.Paulsen | N/A | Tine Silje | Tine N/A | Evicted (Day 71) | |||||
A.Paulsen | N/A | N/A | N/A | Tone | Linn N/A | David N/A | No Nominations | Silje, Lena, Marius | David Silje | David Silje | Evicted (Day 64) | ||||||
Tiia | N/A | N/A | N/A | Tone | Tine Linn | Tine Benedikte | No Nominations | Silje, N/A, N/A | N/A | Evicted (Day 57) | |||||||
Marius | N/A | Tine Sunna | Tine Tiia | Tone | N/A | Tine N/A | Nominated | Tine, N/A, Tiia | Evicted (Day 50) | ||||||||
A.Monge | N/A | N/A | N/A | Tone | N/A | N/A | Walked (Day 39) | ||||||||||
Benedikte | Not in house | In The Farm | Exempt | Nominated | Tine N/A | Tine N/A | Evicted (Day 36) | ||||||||||
Linn | Tine Marius | Tine Sunna | N/A | Tone | A.Paulsen Tine | Evicted (Day 29) | |||||||||||
Tone | Not in house | In The Farm | Exempt | Nominated | Evicted (Day 22) | ||||||||||||
Kristoffer | N/A | N/A | N/A | Tone | Evicted (Day 22) | ||||||||||||
Sunna | N/A | Linn Tine | Evicted (Day 15) | ||||||||||||||
Terje | Not in house | In The Farm | Evicted (Day 15) | ||||||||||||||
Jon | Not in house | In The Farm | Evicted (Day 15) | ||||||||||||||
Amir | Linn Monica | Ejected (Day 9) | |||||||||||||||
Monica | Tine Marius | Evicted (Day 8) | |||||||||||||||
Janica | In Big Brother Finland House | Exempt | A.Paulsen Joakim | In Big Brother Finland House | |||||||||||||
Big Brother Challenge | none | Janica* -> Siv Anita | none | ||||||||||||||
Public's nominations | none | Tiia (1.61%) | none | ||||||||||||||
Power of immunity | none | Linn Newbies | none | Newbies | none | Tine (62.58%) | A.Paulsen (20.55%) | Magnus | none | Lena | none | ||||||
Nominated | Linn, Monica, Tine | Benedikte, David, Jon, Silje, Terje, Tone | Sunna, Tine | A.Paulsen, Kristoffer, Tine | Benedikte, David, Silje, Tone | A.Paulsen, Linn, Magnus, Tine | Benedikte, Tine | David, Marius, Silje, Tine | Joakim, Marius, Silje, | David, | A.Paulsen, Silje | Caroline, Silje, Tine | Magnus, Silje, Siv Anita, Tine | Lena, Magnus, Silje, Tine | David, Joakim, Roberto, Silje, Tine | All housemates | |
Walked | none | A. Monge | none | ||||||||||||||
Ejected | none | Amir | none | ||||||||||||||
Evicted | Monica Fewest votes to save | Jon Fewest votes to enter | Sunna Fewest votes to save | Kristoffer Fewest votes to save | Tone Chosen to evict | Linn Fewest votes to save | Benedikte Fewest votes to save | David Fewest votes to save | Marius Fewest votes to save | Tiia Fewest votes to save | A.Paulsen Fewest votes to save | Caroline Fewest votes to save | Siv Anita Fewest votes to save | Magnus Fewest votes to save | David Fewest votes to save | Silje Fewest votes (out of 4) | Roberto Fewest votes (out of 3) |
Terje Fewest votes to enter | Joakim Fewest votes to save | Lena Fewest votes (out of 2) | Tine Most votes to win |
Show | Date | Viewers | Share |
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Launch | 29 August | 533.000 | N/A |
Monica eviction | 4 September | 300.000 | N/A |
Sunna eviction | 11 September | N/A | N/A |
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