Big Brother (Swiss TV series)

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Big Brother
Big Brother Schweiz Logo.png
Also known asBig Brother Schweiz
Genre Reality television
Created by John de Mol
Endemol
Developed by John de Mol
Endemol
Presented byEva Wannemacher (2)
Daniel Fohrler (1)
Country of origin Switzerland
Original languageGerman
No. of seasons2
Release
Original network TV3
Original release3 September 2000 (2000-09-03) 
13 May 2001 (2001-05-13)

Big Brother Schweiz is a Swiss version of the reality television franchise Big Brother . The Swiss version is based on the original Dutch Big Brother produced by Endemol. It has had a total of two seasons and has no plan to have another series.

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The first season aired in 2000 and was a huge hit with Swiss audience so the sophomore season followed soon. Although not being as successful as the original series, season 2 proved to be a rating hit as well. However TV3, the station that aired Big Brother, was shut down at the end of 2001 due to financial problems and as of now, no other Swiss channel has shown interest in reactivating the show.

However Big Brother Germany has since allowed members of the German-speaking public of Switzerland to audition for its version of Big Brother and following 2001 has aired in Switzerland.

Details

SeriesLanguageLaunch DateFinale DateDaysHousematesWinnerThe prizePresenter
Big Brother Schweiz 1 Swiss German 3 September 200017 December 200010613Daniela Kanton150,000.- CHF
(170,000.- USD)
Daniel Fohrler
Big Brother Schweiz 2 28 January 200113 May 200114Christian PonleitnerEva Wannemacher

Season 1

Season 1 of Big brother Switzerland was produced by Endemol. It ran from September 3, 2000 to December 30, 2000. Lasting a total of 106 days. During the first season there were seven evictions and a total of three voluntary exits. Some highlights of the season were the voluntary exit by Nadim immediately following Mashas eviction he claimed that he could not live in the house without Masha. After the eviction of Remo the world saw a first an all female final three. Daniela ultimately won the season becoming the second ever female winner of Big Brother. She won 150,000 CHF (US$170,000).

Contestants

HousematesAgeResidenceOccupationEnteredExitedStatus
Daniela Hahn29 Aarau ClerkDay 1Day 106Winner
Conny Meier28 Zürich Beauty AdvisorDay 1Day 106Runner-up
Janine23 Zürich SecretaryDay 1Day 1063rd Place
Remo26 Schwyz PolicemanDay 1Day 997th Evicted
Ruedi25 Lucerne Insurance adviserDay 64Day 856th Evicted
Olivier31 Basel LawyerDay 1Day 715th Evicted
Masha22 Basel ModelDay 36Day 574th Evicted
Nadim25 Bern Information scientistDay 1Day 57Walked
Fabian30 Lucerne DJDay 22Day 433rd Evicted
Stefan Dettling37 Zug BusinessmanDay 1Day 33Walked
Tanja Ammann, "Tanisha"25 Frauenfeld SingerDay 1Day 292nd Evicted
Miguel28 Zürich ArtistDay 1Day 20Walked
Evelyne25 Zürich Field serviceDay 1Day 151st Evicted

Nominations Table

Week 2Week 4Week 6Week 8Week 10Week 12Week 14Week 15
DanielaNadim,
Stefan
Tanisha,
Stefan
Nadim,
Remo
Masha,
Nadim
Conny,
Remo
Remo,
Ruedi
Remo,
Janine
Winner
(Day 106)
ConnyEvelyn,
Tanisha
Tanisha,
Janine
Janine,
Nadim
Masha,
Nadim
Daniela,
Olivier
Janine,
Ruedi
Remo,
Janine
Runner-Up
(Day 106)
JanineNadim,
Stefan
Olivier,
Stefan
Olivier,
Fabian
Masha,
Nadim
Conny,
Olivier
Conny,
Ruedi
Conny,
Remo
Third place
(Day 106)
RemoDaniela,
Miguel
Daniela,
Janine
Daniela,
Fabian
Conny,
Daniela
Conny,
Olivier
Conny,
Ruedi
Daniela,
Janine
Evicted
(Day 99)
RuediNot In
House
ExemptConny,
Remo
Evicted
(Day 85)
OlivierEvelyn,
Janine
Tanisha,
Janine
Fabian,
Conny
Masha,
Janine
Conny,
Janine
Evicted
(Day 71)
NadimMiguel,
Janine
Tanisha,
Janine
Daniela,
Conny
Daniela,
Conny
Walked
(Day 57)
MashaNot In
House
ExemptConny,
Daniela
Evicted
(Day 57)
FabianNot In
House
ExemptDaniela,
Olivier
Evicted
(Day 43)
StefanDaniela,
Janine
Tanisha,
Janine
Walked
(Day 33)
TanishaConny,
Daniela
Conny,
Stefan
Evicted
(Day 29)
MiguelConny,
Stefan
Walked
(Day 20)
EvelynConny,
Stefan
Evicted
(Day 15)
Nominated
For Eviction
Daniela,
Evelyn,
Janine,
Nadim,
Stefan
Janine,
Tanisha
Daniela,
Fabian
Conny,
Daniela,
Masha,
Nadim
Conny,
Olivier
Conny,
Ruedi
Janine,
Remo
Conny,
Daniela,
Janine
WalkednoneMiguelStefanNadimnone
EvictedEvelyn
32%
to evict
Tanisha
69.27%
to evict
Fabian
68.03%
to evict
Masha
57%
to evict
Olivier
64.98%
to evict
Ruedi
65.59%
to evict
Remo
76.4%
to evict
Janine
11.83%
(out of 3)
to win
Conny
41.66%
to win
Daniela
58.44%
to win

Season 2

Contestants

HousematesAgeResidenceOccupationEnteredExitedStatus
Christian21 Bern BricklayerDay 1Day 106Winner
Remo22 Schwyz CookDay 1Day 106Runner-up
Theresa25 St. Gallen WirtinDay 32Day 1063rd Place
Michèle26 Basel NurseDay 62Day 1064th Place
Nino37 Bern HairdresserDay 32Day 997th Evicted
Eugene31 Bern MusicianDay 1Day 856th Evicted
Kiyomi21 Zürich EmployeeDay 12Day 715th Evicted
Raphael24 Solothurn Journalism studentDay 1Day 574th Evicted
Sabrina30 Zürich Business guideDay 1Day 433rd Evicted
Tiana24 Basel Commercial employeesDay 1Day 36Walked
Patrizia29 St. Gallen Bank employeeDay 1Day 292nd Evicted
Patrick32 Zürich Managing directorDay 1Day 29Walked
Sara23 Bern Administrative woman officialDay 1Day 151st Evicted
Laila21 Zürich Bank employeeDay 1Day 8Walked

Nominations Table

Week 2Week 4Week 6Week 8Week 10Week 12Week 14Week 15
ChristianPatrick,
Sabrina
Patrick, Tiana ? ?No
nominations
Michele,
Theresa
 ?Winner
(Day 106)
RemoSara,
Patrick
Patrizia, Patrick ? ?No
nominations
Michele,
Theresa
 ?Runner-up
(Day 106)
TheresaNot In
House
 ? ?No
nominations
Eugene,
Remo
 ?Third place
(Day 106)
MicheleNot In
House
No
nominations
Eugene,
Remo
 ?Fourth place
(Day 106)
NinoNot In
House
 ? ?Kiyomi,
Theresa
Michele,
Eugene
 ?Evicted
(Day 99)
EugeneRaphael,
Sara
 ? ? ?No
nominations
Michele,
Theresa
Evicted
(Day 85)
KiyomiNot In
House
 ? ? ?No
nominations
Evicted
(Day 71)
RaphaelPatrick,
Sabrina
 ? ? ?Evicted
(Day 57)
SabrinaChristian,
Remo
 ? ?Evicted
(Day 43)
TianaPatrizia,
Sabrina
Patrizia, RemoWalked
(Day 36)
PatrickChristian,
Raphael
 ?Walked
(Day 29)
PatriziaRemo,
Sara
 ?Evicted
(Day 29)
SaraPatrizia,
Remo
Evicted
(Day 15)
LailaWalked
(Day 8)
Nominated
For Eviction
Christian,
Patrick,
Patrizia,
Remo,
Sara
Patrick,
Patrizia,
Tiana
Kiyomi,
Raphael,
Sabrina
Kiyomi,
Raphael,
Theresa
Kiyomi,
Nino,
Theresa
Eugene,
Michele,
Theresa
Michele,
Nino,
Remo
Christian,
Michele,
Remo,
Theresa
WalkedLailaPatrickTiananone
EvictedSara
29.2%
to evict
Patrizia
45%
to evict
Sabrina
44.2%
to evict
Raphael
50.4%
to evict
Kiyomi
60%
to evict
Eugene
56.6%
to evict
Nino
47.5%
to evict
Michele
4.2%
(out of 4)
Theresa
14.4%
(out of 4)
Remo
40.5%
(out of 2)
Christian
59.5%
to win

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