Big Brother (Swedish TV series) season 5

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Big Brother
Season 5
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Presented byGry Forsell
No. of days106
No. of housemates21
WinnerSimon Danielsson
Runner-upPeter Orrmyr
Release
Original network TV11
Original release19 February (2011-02-19) –
4 June 2011 (2011-06-04)
Season chronology
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Big Brother 2011 was the fifth season of the Swedish version of the reality show Big Brother . It was premièred on 20 February 2011, when 17 housemates were locked inside a house located in Årsta Partihallar outside Stockholm [1] TV11 broadcasts program six nights a week. Highlights shows are broadcast from Monday to Friday 22:00-23:00. Weekly Finals are broadcast on Sunday 21:00-22:25. For a fee, the viewer could also follow the participants live on the Internet. Overall, participants were locked up for 106 days (15 weeks). On 26 January 2011, it was announced that Gry Forssell would be the host of the show. [2]

The winner of the fifth Swedish Big Brother series receives a grand prize of 500,000 SEK.

Format

Housemates are incarcerated in the Big Brother House with no contact to and from the outside world. Each week participants competed in various challenges, which they had to perform to make Big Brother satisfied. Housemates were instructed to nominate two fellow housemates for eviction each week. This compulsory vote was conducted in the privacy of "Bikten" (the Confession), and housemates were not allowed to discuss the nomination process or influence the nominations of others. The two that received the most nominations, viewers decided who they wanted to save, the housemate with the fewest votes was evicted. If one or more participants violated the Big Brother rules the week they were also up for the weekly eviction.[ citation needed ]

Housemates

NameAgeHometownOccupation
Annie Almén27 Lidköping Student/assistant
Christian Lundgren24 Farsta Electrician
Cilla Domstad39 Gävle Stand-up Comedian
Ebba Berglund24 Malmö Waitress
Gökhan "Gurkan" Gasi26 Västerås Unemployed
Jessica Karlén22 Lund Student
Katerina Kazelis 33 Malmö Science teacher
Madelene Stigsjöö25 Gothenburg Student
Martin Granetoft22 Hörby Lifeguard/model
Niklas "Nicky" Frantassiev20 Stockholm Club organizer
Patrik Edvardsson33 Kristianstad IT technician
Peter Orrmyr33 Gothenburg Chef
Rickard Andersson27 Malmö DJ
Rodney Da Silva23 Haninge Salesperson
Roza Kahi21 Kista Nanny
Sanna Redsäter †23 Floda Dancer
Sara Jönsson24 Malmö Shop assistant/bartender
Simon Danielsson29 Umeå Carpenter
Sonia Kamau22 Stockholm Make up artist
Tobias Holm30 Örebro Self-employed betting journalist
Vanessa Lopez27 Malmö Model

During the season, either the viewers or the housemates will have the chance to vote in wild cards to the Big Brother house.

The Glass House

Between 19 February to 27 four so-called "Wild cards" competed in to be a housemate in the new Big Brother house. They were all staying in "the Glass House", located in Skärholmens centrum. Of the four who were in the house, viewers vote for two, a boy and a girl, who will be moving into the real Big Brother house, where they would become leaders in the house. The Glass House could only be followed by the program's website but was free to look at. The "wild cards" were (those marked in bold went in the real house):

Hunk Eden

Henrik Ström, Martin Isberg, and Patrik Edvardsson were introduced one week after the show started. In the first weekly live show, it was announced that the viewers got the chance to again vote in one participant in the Big Brother house. The three guys, called "the hunks", went to Thailand taking on various challenges in hopes of winning the viewers' vote. Every day, they received a new assignment. For a few days before Day 15, you were also able to follow them all the time inside a part of the Big Brother house. These days, they were trained by Drill Sergeant Jimmy Guliano. [3] On Day 15, Patrik Edvardsson was voted in by the public with 41.64% of 21,434 votes to become a new housemate. [4]

The Oasis

On week 5, three girls, Marisol Egana, Madelene Stigsjöö, and Minela Grebenarevic moved into the Mission Room, now called The Oasis. The guys in the house decided which one of the three would move into the house. According to the Big Brother presenter, Gry Forsell, the winner of this mission would take the very last place in the house. [5] On Day 33 the guys picked Madelene to be the new housemate. [6]

Nominations table

First nomination with 2 points and the second nomination with 1 point.

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10Week 11Week 12Week 13 [7] Week 14Week 15
Simon ?
?		Sanna,
Annie		Sanna,
Vanessa		Annie,
Vanessa		Vanessa,
Roza		Vanessa,
Annie		Madelene,
Annie		Annie,
Madelene		Katerina,
Sara		No
Nominations		Sara,
Katerina		No
Nominations		Sara,
?		No
Nominations		Winner
(Day 106)
PeterRickard
?		Katerina,
Sanna		Sanna,
Katerina		Nicky,
Katerina		Vanessa,
Roza		Patrik,
Vanessa		Madelene,
Patrik		Katerina,
Madelene		Katerina,
Madelene		No
Nominations		Katerina,
Christian		No
Nominations		Christian,
Gurkan		No
Nominations		Runner-Up
(Day 106)
Martin ?
?		Sonia,
Annie		Katerina,
Nicky		Nicky,
Annie		Vanessa,
Roza		Vanessa,
Annie		Rodney,
Katerina		Katerina,
Annie		Katerina,
Rodney		No
Nominations		Katerina,
Gurkan		ExemptGurkan,
?		ExemptThird Place
(Day 106)
Sara ?
?		Katerina,
Annie		Katerina,
Annie		Katerina,
Annie		Annie,
Patrik		Patrik,
Annie		Katerina,
Annie		Katerina,
Annie		Katerina,
Christian		No
Nominations		Katerina,
Gurkan		No
Nominations		Gurkan,
Christian		No
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 101)
ChristianRickard
?		Sanna,
Vanessa		Sanna,
Vanessa		Patrik,
Vanessa		Patrik,
Vanessa		Patrik,
Annie		Patrik,
Martin		Martin,
Annie		Madelene,
Sara		No
Nominations		Martin,
Peter		No
Nominations		Peter,
Martin		No
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 99)
GurkanIn Glass
house		Sanna,
Nicky		Nicky,
Peter		Nicky,
Vanessa		Vanessa,
Roza		Vanessa,
Patrik		Patrik,
Madelene		Madelene,
Annie		Madelene,
Sara		No
Nominations		Peter,
Martin		No
Nominations		Peter,
?		Evicted
(Day 92)
MadeleneNot in
house		In the
Oasis		Annie,
Vanessa		Rodney,
Annie		Annie,
Katerina		Gurkan,
Martin		No
Nominations		Martin,
Peter		No
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 85)
KaterinaCilla
?		Sanna,
Cilla		Vanessa,
Peter		Vanessa,
Martin		Vanessa,
Patrik		Vanessa,
Patrik		Rodney,
Patrik		Peter,
Martin		Peter,
Martin		No
Nominations		Peter,
Martin		Evicted
(Day 78)
Sonia ?
?		Katerina,
Cilla		Katerina,
Nicky		Nicky,
Katerina		Rodney,
Patrik		Patrik,
Peter		Patrik
Rodney		Madelene,
Gurkan		Madelene,
Peter		No
Nominations		Evicted
(Day 71)
RodneyRickard
?		Sara,
Sonia		Sara,
Sonia		Sara,
Nicky		Roza,
Sara		Patrik,
Sonia		Patrik,
Sara		Martin,
Katerina		Peter,
Martin		Evicted
(Day 64)
Annie ?
?		Katerina,
Sara		Peter,
Katerina		Peter,
Sara		Peter,
Sara		Sara,
Martin		Rodney,
Patrik		Madelene,
Gurkan		Evicted
(Day 57)
PatrikNot in
house		In Hunk
Eden		Nicky,
Katerina		Nicky,
Katerina		Vanessa,
Sonia		Vanessa,
Gurkan		Rodney,
Gurkan		Evicted
(Day 50)
VanessaSanna
?		Katerina,
Cilla		Katerina,
Nicky		Katerina,
Nicky		Gurkan,
Patrik		Patrik,
Gurkan		Evicted
(Day 43)
RozaIn Glass
house		Sanna,
Katerina		Katerina,
Peter		Katerina,
Nicky		Vanessa,
Rodney		Evicted
(Day 36)
NickyCilla
?		Sanna,
Cilla		Vanessa,
Annie		Patrik,
Rodney		Evicted
(Day 29)
SannaRickard
?		Katerina,
Sara		Peter,
Nicky		Evicted
(Day 22)
TobiasRickard
?		Katerina,
Sanna		Walked
(Day 16)
CillaKaterina
?		Katerina,
Annie		Evicted
(Day 15)
Jessica ?
?		Ejected
(Day 10)
Ebba ?
?		Walked
(Day 7)
RickardChristian
?		Ejected
(Day 7)
Against
public vote		Katerina,
Rickard		Cilla,
Katerina,
Sanna		Katerina,
Nicky,
Sanna		Katerina,
Nicky		Roza,
Vanessa		Patrik,
Rodney,
Vanessa		Patrik,
Rodney		Annie,
Katerina,
Madelene		Katerina,
Madelene,
Rodney		All
housemates		Gurkan,
Katerina,
Peter		Christian,
Gurkan,
Madelene,
Peter,
Sara,
Simon		Christian,
Gurkan		Christian,
Peter,
Sara,
Simon		Peter,
Martin,
Simon
WalkedEbbanoneTobiasnone
EjectedRickardJessicanone
EvictedEviction
cancelled		Cilla
Fewest votes
to save 		Sanna
Fewest votes
to save 		Nicky
Fewest votes
to save 		Roza
Fewest votes
to save 		Vanessa
Fewest votes
to save 		Patrik
Fewest votes
to save 		Annie
Fewest votes
to save 		Rodney*
28.19%
to save 		Sonia
Fewest votes
to save		Katerina
Fewest votes
to save		Madelene
Fewest votes
to save		Gurkan
Fewest votes
to save		Christian
Fewest votes
to save		Martin
Fewest votes
(out of 3)		Peter
Fewest votes
(out of 2)
Sara
Fewest votes
to save		Simon
Most votes
to win

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