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Yuttha Medai All Stars | |
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Genre | Dance, Factual Entertainment, Reality |
Country of origin | Malaysia |
Original language | Tamil |
No. of episodes | 5 |
Original release | |
Network | Astro Vinmeen HD |
Release | 10 December 2016 – 21 January 2017 |
Yuttha Medai All Stars is a Tamil language reality dance show from Malaysia. [1] This show was aired in Astro Vinmeen HD.
No. | Housemates | Entered | Exited | Result |
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1. | Hwiyoung | Day 36 | Day 105 | Winner |
2. | Wonchang | Day 5 | Day 105 | 1st Runner-Up |
3. | Joohyun | Day 1 | Day 105 | 2nd Runner-Up |
4. | Chaewon | Day 1 | Day 105 | 3rd Runner-Up |
5. | Yugyeom | Day 1 | Day 100 | Evicted |
6. | Jihyuk | Day 1 | Day 28 | Evicted |
Day 57 | Day 99 | |||
7. | Changryul | Day 32 | Day 98 | Evicted |
8. | Seunghee | Day 1 | Day 42 | Evicted |
Day 56 | Day 91 | |||
9. | Hoetaek | Day 1 | Day 84 | Evicted |
10. | Bomin | Day 30 | Day 77 | Evicted |
11. | Byeongeun | Day 1 | Day 70 | Evicted |
12. | Junghee | Day 1 | Day 63 | Evicted |
13. | Siyoung | Day 1 | Day 56 | Evicted |
14. | Jaemin | Day 1 | Day 49 | Evicted |
15. | Juhyun | Day 1 | Day 44 | Walked |
16. | Dahee | Day 1 | Day 35 | Evicted |
17. | Minjung | Day 1 | Day 21 | Evicted |
18. | Heeseo | Day 1 | Day 13 | Walked |
19. | Jongjae | Day 1 | Day 10 | Walked |
20. | Seongyong | Day 1 | Day 9 | Ejected |
No. | Houseguests | Entered | Exited | Result |
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1. | Lee Minho | Day 49 | Day 52 | Guest |
2. | Seventeen | Day 67 | ||
3. | IVE | Day 85 | ||
4. | Sunghee (Winner Season 1) | Day 99 | ||
5. | Dongho (Winner Season 2) | Day 101 | ||
6. | All Evicted/Walked Housemates (except Juhyun, Heeseo, Byeongeun, and Seongyong) | Day 102 | Day 103 | |
Mirror Room
Weeks | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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Week 1 | Eligible to participate in weekly task | Banned to nominate |
Week 2 | Nominate two housemates as per usual | Eat vegetarian food for one week. |
Week 3 | Nominee two housemates as per usual | Become house cleaner |
Week 4 | Nominate two housemates as per usual | Unleash new twist "Ring Toss". |
Week 5 | Nominate two housemates as per usual | Shredded Family Letter |
Week 8 | Received Eviction Free Pass and can be to escape from eviction. | No content to the main house. |
Week 9 | Do challenge given by " The Mirror". | No Bed |
Week 11 | Can Be In Garden or Mirror Room Only | Blocked Vote |
Week 12 | Killer Nomination | Not Immune |
Week 13 | Eligible to play TTF competition | Start points from zero. (IN TTF) |
Week 14 | Competition for Second Finalist | Loss automatically evicted |
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 | Week 11 | Week 12 | Week 13 | Week 14 | Week 15 | Nominations Faced | ||
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House Leader | Jihyuk | Jaemin | Joohyun | Junghee | Hoetaek | Byeongeun | Joohyun | Byeongeun | Chaewon | Hoetaek | Seunghee | Seunghee | Wonchang | Jihyuk | None | ||
Leader Nomination | Jongjae Seongyong | Seongyong Siyoung | Minjung Seunghee | Siyoung Dahee | Seunghee Dahee | Yugyeom Hoetaek | Hwiyoung Bomin | Bomin Chaewon | Seunghee Jihyuk | Seunghee Wonchang | Hwiyoung Wonchang | Hwiyoung Wohchang | Seunghee Jihyuk | None | |||
Mirror Room | Chaewon Hoetaek | Dahee Hoetaek | Hoetaek Jihyuk | Seunghee Siyoung | Seunghee Dahee Joohyun | None | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Byeongeun Bomin | None | Hoetaek Wonchang | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Seunghee Yugyeom | Wonchang Changryul | ||||
Hwiyoung | Not In The House | Entered (Day 36) | Byeongeun Jaemin | Mirror Room | Junghee Joohyun | Joohyun Seunghee | Joohyun Bomin | Hoetaek | Seunghee Changryul | Nominated | Winner (Day 105) | 8 | |||||
Wonchang | Entered (Day 5) | Dahee Yugyeom | Yugyeom Byeongeun | Byeongeun Yugyeom | Chaewon Juhyun | Hoetaek Chaewon | Byeongeun Hwiyoung | Mirror Room | Byeongeun Bomin | Chaewon Yugyeom | Mirror Room | Hoetaek | House Leader | Mirror Room Nominated | 1st Runner-Up (Day 105) | 7 | |
Joohyun | Juhyun Heeseo | Minjung Siyoung | House Leader | Juhyun Chaewon | Byeongeun Chaewon | Chaewon Yugyeom | House Leader | Wonchang Siyoung | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Hwiyoung Hoetaek | Yugyeom Wonchang | Yugyeom Chaewon | TTF Winner | 2nd Runner-Up (Day 105) | 7 | |
Chaewon | Mirror Room | Byeongeun Minjung | Dahee Seunghee | Dahee Siyoung | Blocked | Siyoung Hoetaek | Wonchang Bomin | Wonchang Changryul | House Leader | Changryul Byeongeun | Changryul Bomin | Changryul Jihyuk | Jihyuk Changryul | Nominated | 3rd Runner-Up (Day 105) | 13 | |
Yugyeom | Minjung Chaewon | Chaewon Heeseo | Chaewon Juhyun | Chaewon Juhyun | Wonchang Juhyun | Chaewon Juhyun | Bomin Wonchang | Wonchang Joohyun | Byeongeun Wonchang | Wonchang Joohyun | Chaewon Joohyun | Changryul Chaewon | Jihyuk Seunghee | Nominated | Evicted (Day 100) | 10 | |
Jihyuk | House Leader | Dahee Hoetaek | Jaemin Dahee | Jaemin Chaewon | Evicted (Day 28) | Hwiyoung Wonchang | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Hwiyoung Yugyeom | Hwiyoung Yugyeom | Nominated House Leader | Re-Evicted (Day 99) | 7 | ||||
Changryul | Not In The House | Entered (Day 32) | Chaewon Joohyun | Chaewon Jaemin | Chaewon Joohyun | Jihyuk Seunghee | Byeongeun Bomin | Chaewon Hwiyoung | Hwiyoung Chaewon | Chaewon Seunghee | Mirror Room Nominated | Evicted (Day 98) | 3 | ||||
Seunghee | Jaemin Junghee | Junghee Juhyun | Junghee Juhyun | Juhyun Hoetaek | Juhyun Siyoung | Juhyun Siyoung | Evicted (Day 42) | Wonchang Hwiyoung | Wonchang Hwiyoung | House Leader | House Leader | Chaewon Hwiyoung | Re-Evicted (Day 91) | 8 | |||
Hoetaek | Mirror Room | Jihyuk Joohyun | Jihyuk Minjung | Jihyuk Siyoung | House Leader | Siyoung Joohyun | Jaemin Bomin | Joohyun Wonchang | Joohyun Junghee | House Leader | Mirror Room | Chaewon Jihyuk | Evicted (Day 84) | 6 | |||
Bomin | Not In The House | Entered (Day 30) | Hoetaek Seunghee | Siyoung Juhyun | Siyoung Wonchang | Mirror Room | Wonchang Joohyun | Chaewon Joohyun | Evicted (Day 77) | 3 | |||||||
Byeongeun | Siyoung Jongjae | Hoetaek Chaewon | Seunghee Chaewon | Hoetaek Yugyeom | Dahee Yugyeom | House Leader | Chaewon Wonchang | House Leader | Mirror Room | Chaewon Yugyeom | Evicted (Day 70) | 7 | |||||
Junghee | Yugyeom Seunghee | Seunghee Siyoung | Seunghee Siyoung | House Leader | Siyoung Jaemin | Jaemin Joohyun | Hwiyoung Byeongeun | Siyoung Yugyeom | Hoetaek Byeongeun | Evicted (Day 63) | 4 | ||||||
Siyoung | Joohyun Minjung | Juhyun Dahee | Dahee Minjung | Dahee Joohyun | Seunghee Chaewon | Seunghee Hoetaek | Chaewon Byeongeun | Junghee Bomin | Evicted (Day 56) | 7 | |||||||
Jaemin | Dahee Joohyun | House Leader | Dahee Juhyun | Blocked | Juhyun Seunghee | Juhyun Seunghee | Bomin Wonchang | Evicted (Day 49) | 4 | ||||||||
Juhyun | Hoetaek Siyoung | Seongyong Yugyeom | Seunghee Hoetaek | Seunghee Yugyeom | Yugyeom Siyoung | Yugyeom Hoetaek | Hwiyoung Bomin | Walked (Day 44) | 6 | ||||||||
Dahee | Jongjae Byeongeun | Byeongeun Jihyuk | Jihyuk Yugyeom | Joohyun Juhyun | Yugyeom Juhyun | Evicted (Day 35) | 5 | ||||||||||
Minjung | Chaewon Byeongeun | Byeongeun Chaewon | Chaewon Dahee | Evicted (Day 21) | 3 | ||||||||||||
Heeseo | Byeongeun Minjung | Minjung Jihyuk | Walked (Day 13) | 1 | |||||||||||||
Jongjae | Jaemin Byeongeun | Joohyun Juhyun | Walked (Day 10) | 1 | |||||||||||||
Seongyong | Junghee Siyoung | Junghee Siyoung | Ejected (Day 9) | 2 | |||||||||||||
Nominations | Byeongeun Chaewon Dahee Heeseo Hoetaek Jaemin Jongjae Joohyun Juhyun Junghee Minjung Seongyong Seunghee Siyoung Yugyeom | Byeongeun Chaewon Dahee Hoetaek Jihyuk Joohyun Juhyun Junghee Minjung Siyoung Yugyeom | Byeongeun Chaewon Dahee Hoetaek Jaemin Jihyuk Juhyun Junghee Minjung Seunghee Siyoung Yugyeom | Byeongeun Chaewon Dahee Hoetaek Jaemin Jihyuk Joohyun Juhyun Seunghee Siyoung Yugyeom | Chaewon Dahee Juhyun Seunghee Siyoung Yugyeom | Chaewon Hoetaek Joohyun Juhyun Seunghee Siyoung Yugyeom | Bomin Byeongeun Chaewon Hwiyoung Jaemin Wonchang | Bomin Chaewon Hwiyoung Joohyun Siyoung Wonchang | Byeongeun Hwiyoung Jihyuk Joohyun Junghee Seunghee Wonchang | Byeongeun Chaewon Joohyun Hwiyoung Seunghee Woochang Yugyeom | Bomin Chaewon Hwiyoung Joohyun Wonchang | Chaewon Changryul Hoetaek Hwiyoung Jihyuk Wonchang Yugyeom | Chaewon Changryul Hwiyoung Jihyuk Seunghee Yugyeom | Chaewon Changryul Hwiyoung Jihyuk Wonchang Yugyeom | Chaewon Hwiyoung Jihyuk Joohyun Wonchang Yugyeom | ||
Re-entrants | None | Seunghee | Jihyuk | None | |||||||||||||
Walked | None | Jongjae Heeseo | None | Juhyun | None | ||||||||||||
Ejected | None | Seongyong | None | ||||||||||||||
Evicted | No Eviction | No Eviction | Minjung | Jihyuk | Dahee | Seunghee | Jaemin | Siyoung | Wonchang | Byeongeun | Bomin | Hoetaek | Seunghee | Changryul (by Competition) | Hwiyoung | ||
Wonchang | |||||||||||||||||
Junghee | Chaewon | Joohyun | |||||||||||||||
Jihyuk | Yugyeom |
: * Mirror Room: Two Housemates must stay for a week and face disadvantage and advantage that come in.
: * Ring Toss: To Block Someone To Nominate (Week 4 & 5)
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