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| Robinsonekspedisjonen 2002 | |
|---|---|
| Presented by | Christer Falck |
| No. of days | 47 |
| No. of castaways | 18 |
| Winner | Ann Karene Molvig |
| Runner-up | Halvard Gjerdebakken |
| Location | Malaysia |
| No. of episodes | 14 |
| Release | |
| Original network | TV3 |
| Original release | 22 September – 25 December 2002 |
| Season chronology | |
Robinsonekspedisjonen: 2002, was the fourth season of the Norwegian version of the Swedish show Expedition Robinson and it premiered on 22 September 2002 and aired until 15 December 2002.
The fourth season took place on an island in Malaysia. For the fourth season the amount of contestants was raised from sixteen to eighteen. The first twist this season took place in episode one when both tribes were forced to vote out one member prior to their first immunity challenge. As another twist this season when a contestant was voted out they were sent to "destiny island". Ann Molvig eventually won the final duel and returned to the game. Once on the island the ousted contestant would compete in a series of duels with other eliminated players in order to gain a spot in the final five. Ultimately, it was Ann Molvig who won the season over Halvard Fence with an initial jury vote of 5-5, and eventually a 6-4 vote when Bjørn Jarli changed his vote.
| Contestant | Original Tribes | Episode 3 Tribes | Episode 5 Tribes | Merged Tribe | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ane Elise Tunstad 22, Tårnåsen | North Team | 1st Voted Out Day ? | |||
| Magnus Larsen 30, Oslo | South Team | ||||
| Cathrine Sandli 28, Oslo | North Team | 2nd Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel Day ? | |||
| Sandra Bekkelund 27, Gjerdrum | South Team | 3rd Voted Out Day ? Refused Duel Day ? | |||
| Bjørn Schei 59, Oslo | North Team | North Team | 5th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel Day ? | ||
| Mathis Jenssen 25, Haugesund | South Team | South Team | South Team | 6th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel Day ? | |
| Even Mjøen 24, Oslo | South Team | South Team | South Team | 7th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel Day ? | |
| Kjetil Wang 25, Oslo | South Team | South Team | South Team | Robinson | 8th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 1st Jury Member Day ? |
| Lill Hege Furulund 28, Oslo | South Team | South Team | 4th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 2nd Jury Member Day ? | ||
| Gina Celso 24, Oslo | South Team | South Team | South Team | 9th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 3rd Jury Member Day ? | |
| Jo Nguyen 25, Oslo | North Team | South Team | South Team | 10th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 4th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Mona Eilertsen 37, Saupstad | North Team | North Team | North Team | 11th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 5th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Bjørn André Jarli 34, Oslo | North Team | North Team | North Team | 12th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 6th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Ann-Mari Mathiassen 25, Mysen | South Team | South Team | South Team | 13th Voted Out Day ? Lost Duel 7th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Ann Karene Molvig Returned to game | North Team | North Team | North Team | 14th Voted Out Day ? | |
| Roger Altræk 36, Bergen | South Team | South Team | North Team | Lost Challenge 8th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Hilde Baugstø 23, Oslo | North Team | North Team | North Team | Lost Challenge 9th Jury Member Day ? | |
| Halvard Gjerdebakken 25, Bergen | North Team | North Team | North Team | Runner-Up Day 47 | |
| Ann Karene Molvig 25, Moss | North Team | North Team | North Team | Won Duel Day ? Sole Survivor Day 47 |
| Original Tribes | Mixed Tribes | Merged Tribe | |||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | Reunion | |||||||
| Eliminated: | Ane 1/1 vote | Magnus 1/1 vote | Cathrine ?/8 votes | Sandra ?/8 votes 1 | Lill 5/8 votes 1 | Bjørn S 4/6 votes | Mathis 4/6 vote | Even 3/5 votes | Kjetil 7/10 votes | Gina ?/9 vote | Jo ?/8 votes | Mona 6/7 votes | Bjørn J 6/9 votes | Ann-Mari 1/1 vote | Ann 3/4 votes | Ann-Mari Bjørn J No vote | Roger Hilde No vote | Halvard 4/10 votes 2 | Ann 6/10 votes 2 | ||
| Voter | Vote | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Ann | Ane | ? | Bjørn S | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Mona | Bjørn J | ? | On FI | Jury Vote | ||||||||||
| Halvard | ? | Bjørn S | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Mona | Ann | Ann-Mari | Ann | ||||||||||||
| Hilde | ? | Bjørn S | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Mona | Ann | Ann | |||||||||||||
| Roger | ? | Lill | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Mona | Bjørn J | Ann | |||||||||||||
| Ann-Mari | ? | Even | ? | Kjetil | Kjetil | ? | ? | Mona | Bjørn J | On FI | |||||||||||
| Bjørn J | ? | Bjørn S | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Mona | Ann | On FI | |||||||||||||
| Mona | ? | Bjørn S | Kjetil | Gina | Jo | Ann-Mari | On FI | ||||||||||||||
| Jo | ? | Lill | Mathis | Even | Ann | Ann | Bjørn J | On FI | |||||||||||||
| Gina | ? | Lill | Mathis | Even | Ann | Ann | On FI | ||||||||||||||
| Lill | ? | Even | On Fate Island | ||||||||||||||||||
| Kjetil | ? | Lill | Mathis | Even | Ann | On FI | |||||||||||||||
| Even | ? | Lill | Mathis | ? | On FI | ||||||||||||||||
| Mathis | ? | Even | Kjetil | On FI | |||||||||||||||||
| Bjørn S | ? | Hilde | On FI | ||||||||||||||||||
| Sandra | ? | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Cathrine | Ann | On FI | |||||||||||||||||||
| Magnus | Magnus | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Ane | |||||||||||||||||||||
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