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O Bar da TV is a reality television show in Portugal, based on The Bar . The show was started on 13 May 2001. It aired on SIC channel. The presenter was Jorge Gabriel.
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O Bar da TV is a reality television show in Portugal, based on The Bar . The show was started on 13 May 2001. It aired on SIC channel. The presenter was Jorge Gabriel.
| Contestant | Residence | Occupation | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ana Raquel | Braga | 21 | |
| Carla Gonçalves | Lisbon | 22 | |
| Eduardo Mendes | Alhos Vedros | 26 | |
| Filipe Lourenço | Lisbon | 23 | |
| Francisco Véstia | Santarém | 21 | |
| Hoji Fortuna | Porto | 26 | |
| Joana Lousada | Vila Nova de Gaia | 23 | |
| João Vinagre | Lisbon | 27 | |
| Jorge Ventura | Pinhel | 23 | |
| Leonel Lage | Lisbon | 27 | |
| Leonor Figueiredo | Porto | 24 | |
| Marco Henriques | Coimbra | 22 | |
| Margarida Gomes | Borba | 22 | |
| Paulo Horta | Lisbon | 19 | |
| Raquel Barbosa | Vilamoura | 19 | |
| Rita Brito | Porto | 22 | |
| Rute Azevedo | Barcelos | 26 | |
| Sofia Borges | Lisbon | 24 | |
| Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 | Round 6 | Round 7 | Round 8 | Round 9 | Final | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoji | Rita Eduardo | Paulo Carla | Sofia Eduardo | Leonel Raquel | Sofia Leonel | Leonel Carla | Sofia Carla | Leonel Francisco | ?? ?? | Winner (Day 81) | ||||
| João | Rita Hoji | Hoji Paulo | Evicted (Day 11) | Immune | Runner-Up (Day 81) | |||||||||
| Leonel | Leonor Hoji | João Margarida | Francisco Hoji | Carla Rute | Francisco Raquel | Carla Raquel | Francisco Sofia | Hoji Eduardo | ?? ?? | Evicted (Day 74) | ||||
| Francisco | Leonor Rita | Carla Margarida | Carla Hoji | Hoji Rute | Eduardo Sofia | Carla Sofia | Carla Leonel | Hoji Leonel | ?? ?? | Evicted (Day 67) | ||||
| Carla | João Hoji | Francisco Margarida | Francisco Hoji | Leonel Rute | Francisco Raquel | Francisco Hoji | Francisco Hoji | Francisco Eduardo | ?? ?? | Evicted (Day 60) | ||||
| Eduardo | Francisco Hoji | Francisco Margarida | Francisco Hoji | Leonel Paulo | Francisco Raquel | Leonel Raquel | Hoji Sofia | Hoji Carla | Evicted (Day 53) | |||||
| Sofia | Not in The Bar | Paulo Carla | Paulo Hoji | Paulo Francisco | Paulo Raquel | Hoji Francisco | Hoji Carla | Evicted (Day 46) | ||||||
| Raquel | Margarida Hoji | Paulo Margarida | Francisco Hoji | Rute Francisco | Sofia Eduardo | Francisco Hoji | Evicted (Day 39) | |||||||
| Paulo | Leonor Hoji | Francisco Sofia | Sofia Hoji | Sofia Rute | Sofia Leonel | Evicted (Day 32) | ||||||||
| Rute | Not in The Bar | Francisco Carla | Evicted (Day 25) | |||||||||||
| Margarida | Leonor João | Paulo Carla | Hoji Eduardo | Evicted (Day 18) | ||||||||||
| Leonor | Margarida Hoji | Francisco Hoji | Re-Walked (Day 18) | |||||||||||
| Rita | Francisco Paulo | Evicted (Day 4) | ||||||||||||
| Ana | Rita Hoji | Ejected (Day 4) | ||||||||||||
| Ejected | Ana | None | ||||||||||||
| Walked | None | Leonor | Leonor | None | ||||||||||
| Plus (+) | Leonor (4 votes) | Paulo (4 votes) | Francisco (5 votes) | Leonel (3 votes) | Francisco (3 votes) | Leonel (2 votes) | Francisco (2 votes) | Hoji (3 votes) | ?? (? votes) | None | ||||
| Minus (-) (1st Nominated) | Hoji (8 votes) | Margarida (5 votes) | Hoji (8 votes) | Rute (4 votes) | Raquel (4 votes) | Raquel (2 votes) | Carla (2 votes) | Eduardo (2 votes) | ?? (? votes) | None | ||||
| 2nd Nominated (By Plus (+)) | Rita | João | Margarida | ?? | Paulo | ?? | Sofia | ?? | ?? | None | ||||
| Evicted | Rita ??% to evict | João ??% to evict | Margarida ??% to evict | Rute ??% to evict | Paulo ??% to evict | Raquel ??% to evict | Sofia ??% to evict | Eduardo ??% to evict | Carla 60% to evict | Francisco ??% to save (Out of 4) | Leonel ??% to save (Out of 3) | |||
| João ??% to won | Hoji ??% to won | |||||||||||||
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