Big Brother Thailand season 1

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Big Brother Thailand season 1
Season 1
Big Brother Thailand season 1 logo.jpg
Presented by Sarunyoo Wongkrachang
No. of days106
No. of housemates12
WinnerNipon Perktim (Tui)
Runner-upSophon Srisaku (Heaw)
Release
Original network iTV
Original release6 April (2005-04-06) 
16 July 2005 (2005-07-16)
Season chronology
Next 
Season 2

Big Brother Thailand 1 was the first season of the Thailand reality television series Big Brother Thailand and aired on iTV's primetime block. The season started on 6 April 2005 and ended on 16 July 2005, lasting 106 days. It was the most talk-about season of Big Brother Thailand.

Contents

Housemates

Twelve housemates entered the house together on the first night. Each week, except for the first week, one of them would be evicted by the public vote. Due to Yinmy's ejection from the house on Week 11, Pim returned to the house to replace her. On the final night, the public voted for the housemate(s) they wanted to win, and Nipon Perktim (Tui) was the winner.

NameAge on entryHometownDay enteredDay exitedResult
TuiNippon Perktim Samut Songkhram 1106Winner
HeawSophon Srisaku1106Runner-up
PimPimjak Chiwarak23 Lampang 751063rd Place
157Evicted
MuayRatfah Deangpiboolsakul199Evicted
PorPramook Jareeprasit192Evicted
NumUdorn Phetsihng Samut Prakan 185Evicted
PomChatchai Photipana25 Phrae 178Evicted
PeakyWarissara Buskeaw26 Surin 171Evicted
YinmyNapatnaphet Thitiwongsaroj24 Sisaket 165Ejected
TotoPuwadol Jinsiri23 Phuket 143Evicted
NaraPimchanok Nara Du be33 Bangkok 129Evicted
Aom-AmMontriya Wichainsan27 Nakhon Pathom 115Evicted

Aom-Am (อ๋อมแอ๋ม)

Heaw (แห้ว)

Muay (หมวย)

Nara (นาร่า)

Num (หนุ่ม)

Peaky (เป็กกี้)

Pim (พิม)

Pom (ป้อม)

Por (ป๋อ)

Toto (โตโต้)

Tui (ตุ้ย)

Yinmy (หยินมี่)

Nominations table

Week 2Week 4Week 6Week 8Week 10Week 11Week 12Week 13Week 14Week 15
Final
Nominations received
TuiAom-Am
Toto
Pim
Toto
Toto
Pim
Peaky
Pom
Peaky
Yinmy
Not
eligible
Pom
Muay
Muay
Num
Muay
Pom
Muay
Pim
Winner
(Day 106)
14
HeawToto
Yinmy
Muay
Yinmy
Toto
Pim
Pim
Yinmy
Peaky
Muay
Not
eligible
Pom
Heaw
Muay
Num
Por
Tui
Muay
Pim
Runner-Up
(Day 106)
10
PimYinmy
Nara
Nara
Peaky
Muay
Tui
Por
Muay
Evicted
(Day 57)
NominatedExemptMuay
Num
Heaw
Por
Heaw
Muay
Third Place
(Day 106)
18
MuayTui
Yinmy
Pim
Toto
Toto
Yinmy
Pim
Tui
Heaw
Pom
Not
eligible
Pom
Por
Num
Pim
Heaw
Pim
Pim
Tui
Evicted
(Day 99)
20
PorToto
Yinmy
Pim
Toto
Pom
Toto
Num
Pim
Yinmy
Pom
Not
eligible
Pom
Num
Muay
Pim
Heaw
Pim
Evicted
(Day 92)
5
NumPim
Pom
Nara
Muay
Tui
Yinmy
Heaw
Muay
Pom
Heaw
Not
eligible
Heaw
Pom
Heaw
Num
Evicted
(Day 85)
10
Pom Aom-Am
Por
Tui
Yinmy
Pom
Toto
Num
Pim
Tui
Yinmy
Not
eligible
Num
Pom
Evicted
(Day 78)
12
PeakyAom-Am
Yinmy
Nara
Yinmy
Muay
Yinmy
Pim
Yinmy
Tui
Yinmy
NominatedEvicted
(Day 71)
5
YinmyNara
Peaky
Nara
Toto
Muay
Yinmy
Muay
Tui
Muay
Tui
Not
eligible
Ejected
(Day 65)
23
TotoAom-Am
Nara
Muay
Yinmy
Tui
Yinmy
Evicted
(Day 43)
NominatedEvicted
(Day 43)
11
NaraTui
Yinmy
Num
Yinmy
Evicted
(Day 29)
6
Aom-AmTui
Yinmy
Evicted
(Day 15)
NominatedEvicted
(Day 15)
4
Notes 1, 2
Against
public vote
Aom-Am
Tui
Yinmy
Nara
Toto
Yinmy
Toto
Yinmy
Muay
Pim
Tui
Yinmy
Peaky
Pom
Por
Tui
Aom-Am
Peaky
Pim
Toto
Pom
Por
Muay
Num
Heaw
Pim
Por
Tui
Muay
Pim
Heaw
Pim
Tui
EjectednoneYinmynone
EvictedAom-Am
3.77%
to save
Nara
21.98%
to save
Toto
27.54%
to save
Pim
7.79%
to save
Peaky
5.77%
to save
Peaky
27.80%
to re-enter
Pom
38.38%
to save
Num
43.56%
to save
Por
10.13%
to save
Muay
49.03%
to save
Pim
12.27%
to win
Heaw
16.99%
to win
Aom-Am
15.39%
to re-enter
Toto
3.06%
to re-enter
SurvivedYinmy
15.09%
Tui
81.14%
Toto
26.11%
Yinmy
51.91%
Yinmy
72.46%
Muay
21.33%
Yinmy
22.86%
Tui
48.02%
Por
8.41%
Pom
21.18%
Tui
64.64%
Pim
53.75%
to re-enter
Por
61.62%
Muay
56.44%
Pim
17.77%
Heaw
22.29%
Tui
49.81%
Pim
50.97%
Tui
70.74%
to win

Notes

  Automatic nomination by Big Brother (due to violation(s) rule, reserved housemate evictions)
  • ^Note 1 : Peaky and Por were nominated by Big Brother for discussing nominations.
  • ^Note 2 : Yinmy was also nominated, however, she was kicked off from the show for rule-breaking before the eviction.

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