Big Brother | |
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Also known as | Big Brother Schweiz |
Genre | Reality television |
Created by | John de Mol Endemol |
Developed by | John de Mol Endemol |
Presented by | Eva Wannemacher (2) Daniel Fohrler (1) |
Country of origin | Switzerland |
Original language | German |
No. of seasons | 2 |
Release | |
Original network | TV3 |
Original release | 3 September 2000 – 13 May 2001 |
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.
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.
Series | Language | Launch Date | Finale Date | Days | Housemates | Winner | The prize | Presenter |
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Big Brother Schweiz 1 | Swiss German | 3 September 2000 | 17 December 2000 | 106 | 13 | Daniela Kanton | 150,000.- CHF (170,000.- USD) | Daniel Fohrler |
Big Brother Schweiz 2 | 28 January 2001 | 13 May 2001 | 14 | Christian Ponleitner | Eva Wannemacher |
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).
Housemates | Age | Residence | Occupation | Entered | Exited | Status |
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Daniela Hahn | 29 | Aarau | Clerk | Day 1 | Day 106 | Winner |
Conny Meier | 28 | Zürich | Beauty Advisor | Day 1 | Day 106 | Runner-up |
Janine | 23 | Zürich | Secretary | Day 1 | Day 106 | 3rd Place |
Remo | 26 | Schwyz | Policeman | Day 1 | Day 99 | 7th Evicted |
Ruedi | 25 | Lucerne | Insurance adviser | Day 64 | Day 85 | 6th Evicted |
Olivier | 31 | Basel | Lawyer | Day 1 | Day 71 | 5th Evicted |
Masha | 22 | Basel | Model | Day 36 | Day 57 | 4th Evicted |
Nadim | 25 | Bern | Information scientist | Day 1 | Day 57 | Walked |
Fabian | 30 | Lucerne | DJ | Day 22 | Day 43 | 3rd Evicted |
Stefan Dettling | 37 | Zug | Businessman | Day 1 | Day 33 | Walked |
Tanja Ammann, "Tanisha" | 25 | Frauenfeld | Singer | Day 1 | Day 29 | 2nd Evicted |
Miguel | 28 | Zürich | Artist | Day 1 | Day 20 | Walked |
Evelyne | 25 | Zürich | Field service | Day 1 | Day 15 | 1st Evicted |
Week 2 | Week 4 | Week 6 | Week 8 | Week 10 | Week 12 | Week 14 | Week 15 | |||
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Daniela | Nadim, Stefan | Tanisha, Stefan | Nadim, Remo | Masha, Nadim | Conny, Remo | Remo, Ruedi | Remo, Janine | Winner (Day 106) | ||
Conny | Evelyn, Tanisha | Tanisha, Janine | Janine, Nadim | Masha, Nadim | Daniela, Olivier | Janine, Ruedi | Remo, Janine | Runner-Up (Day 106) | ||
Janine | Nadim, Stefan | Olivier, Stefan | Olivier, Fabian | Masha, Nadim | Conny, Olivier | Conny, Ruedi | Conny, Remo | Third place (Day 106) | ||
Remo | Daniela, Miguel | Daniela, Janine | Daniela, Fabian | Conny, Daniela | Conny, Olivier | Conny, Ruedi | Daniela, Janine | Evicted (Day 99) | ||
Ruedi | Not In House | Exempt | Conny, Remo | Evicted (Day 85) | ||||||
Olivier | Evelyn, Janine | Tanisha, Janine | Fabian, Conny | Masha, Janine | Conny, Janine | Evicted (Day 71) | ||||
Nadim | Miguel, Janine | Tanisha, Janine | Daniela, Conny | Daniela, Conny | Walked (Day 57) | |||||
Masha | Not In House | Exempt | Conny, Daniela | Evicted (Day 57) | ||||||
Fabian | Not In House | Exempt | Daniela, Olivier | Evicted (Day 43) | ||||||
Stefan | Daniela, Janine | Tanisha, Janine | Walked (Day 33) | |||||||
Tanisha | Conny, Daniela | Conny, Stefan | Evicted (Day 29) | |||||||
Miguel | Conny, Stefan | Walked (Day 20) | ||||||||
Evelyn | Conny, 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 | ||
Walked | none | Miguel | Stefan | Nadim | none | |||||
Evicted | Evelyn 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 |
Housemates | Age | Residence | Occupation | Entered | Exited | Status |
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Christian | 21 | Bern | Bricklayer | Day 1 | Day 106 | Winner |
Remo | 22 | Schwyz | Cook | Day 1 | Day 106 | Runner-up |
Theresa | 25 | St. Gallen | Wirtin | Day 32 | Day 106 | 3rd Place |
Michèle | 26 | Basel | Nurse | Day 62 | Day 106 | 4th Place |
Nino | 37 | Bern | Hairdresser | Day 32 | Day 99 | 7th Evicted |
Eugene | 31 | Bern | Musician | Day 1 | Day 85 | 6th Evicted |
Kiyomi | 21 | Zürich | Employee | Day 12 | Day 71 | 5th Evicted |
Raphael | 24 | Solothurn | Journalism student | Day 1 | Day 57 | 4th Evicted |
Sabrina | 30 | Zürich | Business guide | Day 1 | Day 43 | 3rd Evicted |
Tiana | 24 | Basel | Commercial employees | Day 1 | Day 36 | Walked |
Patrizia | 29 | St. Gallen | Bank employee | Day 1 | Day 29 | 2nd Evicted |
Patrick | 32 | Zürich | Managing director | Day 1 | Day 29 | Walked |
Sara | 23 | Bern | Administrative woman official | Day 1 | Day 15 | 1st Evicted |
Laila | 21 | Zürich | Bank employee | Day 1 | Day 8 | Walked |
Week 2 | Week 4 | Week 6 | Week 8 | Week 10 | Week 12 | Week 14 | Week 15 | ||
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Christian | Patrick, Sabrina | Patrick, Tiana | ? | ? | No nominations | Michele, Theresa | ? | Winner (Day 106) | |
Remo | Sara, Patrick | Patrizia, Patrick | ? | ? | No nominations | Michele, Theresa | ? | Runner-up (Day 106) | |
Theresa | Not In House | ? | ? | No nominations | Eugene, Remo | ? | Third place (Day 106) | ||
Michele | Not In House | No nominations | Eugene, Remo | ? | Fourth place (Day 106) | ||||
Nino | Not In House | ? | ? | Kiyomi, Theresa | Michele, Eugene | ? | Evicted (Day 99) | ||
Eugene | Raphael, Sara | ? | ? | ? | No nominations | Michele, Theresa | Evicted (Day 85) | ||
Kiyomi | Not In House | ? | ? | ? | No nominations | Evicted (Day 71) | |||
Raphael | Patrick, Sabrina | ? | ? | ? | Evicted (Day 57) | ||||
Sabrina | Christian, Remo | ? | ? | Evicted (Day 43) | |||||
Tiana | Patrizia, Sabrina | Patrizia, Remo | Walked (Day 36) | ||||||
Patrick | Christian, Raphael | ? | Walked (Day 29) | ||||||
Patrizia | Remo, Sara | ? | Evicted (Day 29) | ||||||
Sara | Patrizia, Remo | Evicted (Day 15) | |||||||
Laila | Walked (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 | |
Walked | Laila | Patrick | Tiana | none | |||||
Evicted | Sara 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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