Promi Big Brother

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Promi Big Brother
Promi Big Brother Logo, June 2019.jpg
The eye logo since season 7.
Genre Reality
Created by John de Mol
Presented by
Country of originGermany
Original languageGerman
No. of seasons10
No. of episodesapprox. 170
Production
Running time50-211 minutes
Production company Endemol Shine Germany
Original release
Network Sat.1
Release13 September 2013 (2013-09-13) –
present
Related
Big Brother

Promi Big Brother is a German television reality show based on the Dutch show Big Brother , created by producer John de Mol in 1997, which is airing from 2013. The show followed a number of celebrity contestants, known as Promis (lit. Celebrities), who were isolated from the outside world for an extended period of time in a custom-built Set. In Season 1–7, after the second week, every day, one of the housemates was evicted by a public vote, with the last housemate, named the winner. For the first time, season 8 of Promi Big Brother aired for three weeks.

Contents

Promi Big Brother began as a spin-off series to the original Big Brother Germany , and premiered on Sat.1 on 13 September 2013. [1]

Comedian Cindy aus Marzahn and television presenter and Comedian Oliver Pocher hosted the first season. [2] [3] Jochen Schropp hosted season two onward. Season five was hosted by Jochen Schropp and Jochen Bendel and from season six onward the show is hosting by Jochen Schropp and Marlene Lufen.

Format

The eye logo used from seasons 1 until 6. Promi Big Brother.png
The eye logo used from seasons 1 until 6.

Promi Big Brother follows in his conception the basic idea of Big Brother. For a given period of time, several people live in a television studio set up as a living environment, the so-called "container". The daily routine is structured by the production company, which appears as the computer voice "Big Brother". Competitions are held or assignments are given to the participants of the show.

The lives of the participants, who are referred to as "celebrities" in the program and in the title, are recorded around the clock by television cameras and microphones and broadcast live in the form of live broadcasts or as a compilation.

Prize money

The winner of Promi Big Brother receives a cash prize for being the last remaining housemate.

Distribution of participants

Designations of the areas
SeasonLuxurious AreaMedium AreaPoor Area
1No division
2Above (House)n/aBelow (Basement)
3
4HouseSewerage
5EverythingNothing
6VillaConstruction Site
7Luxury CampTent Camp
8Fairy Tale CastleFairy Tale Forest
9Big PlanetSpace Station
10LoftGarageAttic
11No division

Since the second season, the participants are divided into two different areas: In addition to a luxurious area, there is an area in which the participants live in poor conditions. The distribution of the participants can be changed by spectator ratings, arbitrary stage directions or since the third season also due to the outcome of duels.

In seasons 2 to 4 attention was paid to an even distribution of the participants (per area six people). Since the fifth season, there is often an uneven distribution. For example, on the second day of the sixth season, three participants lived in the luxurious area, while the other nine participants had to live in the poor area.

Since the fifth season, both areas are on one level. In the previous three seasons, there were two levels.

In season 10, participants were divided into three areas.

Nomination and voting

Since the second season, participants have nominated one other participant each day from the second live show to leave the house or show. Afterward, the audience selects by televoting a participant from the nomination list, which should remain in the house or in the show. The one who has received the least audience votes must leave. If a housemate voluntarily leaves the house (or for other reasons), the eviction will expire on the appropriate number of days. After two weeks, there will be the finale at the end of the season, in which four of the last five remaining participants fall out. The last one remaining is the winner of the season.

In the first season, the one who got the most audience votes had to leave.

Theme

Some seasons include a theme.

SeasonTheme
1none
2The Experiment
3none
4
5All or Nothing
6none
7
8
9
10
11Back to Basics

Series details and viewership

SeriesDaysHousematesWinnerRunner-upEpisodesOriginally airedAverage viewers
(millions)
First airedLast airedNetwork
1 1513 Jenny Elvers Natalia Osada1513 September 2013 (2013-09-13)27 September 2013 (2013-09-27) Sat.1 2.04
2 1712Aaron TroschkeClaudia Effenberg1515 August 2014 (2014-08-15)29 August 2014 (2014-08-29)2.92
3 David Odonkor Menowin Fröhlich1514 August 2015 (2015-08-14)28 August 2015 (2015-08-28)2.37
4 13Ben TewaagCathy Lugner152 September 2016 (2016-09-02)16 September 2016 (2016-09-16)2.00
5 12Jens Hilbert Milo Moiré 1511 August 2017 (2017-08-11)25 August 2017 (2017-08-25)1.86
6 13Silvia WollnyChethrin Schulze1517 August 2018 (2018-08-17)31 August 2018 (2018-08-31)2.09
7 12Janine Meissner Joey Heindle 159 August 2019 (2019-08-09)23 August 2019 (2019-08-23)2.01
8 2418Werner HanschMischa Mayer227 August 2020 (2020-08-07)28 August 2020 (2020-08-28)1.67
9 Melanie Müller Uwe Abel226 August 2021 (2021-08-06)27 August 2021 (2021-08-27)1.25
10 2216Rainer Gottwald Micaela Schäfer 2018 November 2022 (2022-11-18)7 December 2022 (2022-12-07)1.28
11 1713Yeliz KocMarco Strecker1520 November 2023 (2023-11-20)4 December 2023 (2023-12-04)1.52

Broadcasting

SeasonWeekFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursday
1 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:15pm)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–11:15pm)
2 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:15pm)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–11:15pm)
3 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:45pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:45pm)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:45pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–11:45pm)
4 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–12:00am)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–12:00am)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–12:00am)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–12:00am)
5 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:30pm)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–11:30pm)
6 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:30pm)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–12:00am)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–12:00am)
7 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–12:15am)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–12:00am)
Week 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:45pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–11:45pm)
8 Week 1 & 2The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:45pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:15pm–11:45pm)
Week 3The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:15pm–12:00am)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:30pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–10:30pm)
9 Week 1Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:55pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:20pm–11:50pm)		Highlights Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:20pm–11:45pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:00pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:20pm–11:50pm)
Week 2Highlights Shows
(11:00pm–12:30am)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:20pm–11:50pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(11:00pm–12:30am)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–10:15pm)		Highlights Shows
(10:20pm–11:50pm)
Week 3The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		The Decision Shows
(10:20pm–11:50pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–11:15pm)		The Decision Shows
(8:15pm–10:15pm)

The finals are broadcast on Fridays at 8:15pm except the Season 10 Finale. This aired because of the ongoing Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022 on a Wednesday Evening at 8.15 p.m

Spin-off shows

Live stream

During the first season, there was a live stream during commercial breaks and a 2-hour live stream on Sky Deutschland after the show broadcast on Sat.1. From the second season, a 24-hour live stream from various providers (Season 2: Maxdome, Season 3: Sky Deutschland, Season 4: Bild) was offered. Since the fifth season, no live stream is available. A live stream will return for season 11 on Joyn.[ citation needed ]

Web shows

During the first season, the web show was hosted by Etienne Gardé and Nils Bomhoff, and during the second season by Cindy aus Marzahn and Ingo Wohlfeil. For the third and fourth seasons, the web show was hosted by Aaron Troschke alone. The web show during the fifth season was again hosted by Aaron Troschke, but this time with Melissa Khalaj. From the sixth season, Troschke hosted again the web show alone.[ citation needed ]

Since the seventh season Raffaela "Raffa" Zollo presents the IGTV coverage from the Promi Big Brother Instagram account.[ citation needed ]

During the sixth season, for the first time, a four-part reality documentary titled Promi Big Brother – Der Tag danach (The day after) is available online.[ citation needed ]

Companion shows

During the first season, a weekly evening magazine show titled Promi Big Brother Inside was aired on Sat.1.

Since the second season, a live late-night show with the name Promi Big Brother – Die Late Night Show was airing daily on sixx, until the seventh season, and since the eighth season is airing on Sat.1, throughout the season, hosted by Jochen Bendel and Melissa Khalaj. During the fifth season, the show temporarily stopped because Bendel switched to host the main show.

After the third season, a special episode titled Promi Big Brother – Jetzt wird abgerechnet was aired on Sat.1.

Presenters

SeasonPresenter(s)SidekicksCompanion showWeb show
1 Cindy aus Marzahn Oliver Pocher Jan HahnEtienne GardéNils Bomhoff
2 Jochen Schropp Cindy aus Marzahn [lower-alpha 1] Jochen Bendel Melissa Khalaj Cindy aus Marzahn Ingo Wohlfeil
3Aaron Troschke
4 Désirée Nick [lower-alpha 1] Aaron Troschke [lower-alpha 2]
5Jochen Bendel Melissa Khalaj
6Marlene LufenJochen Bendel Melissa Khalaj
7Raffaela „Raffa“ Zollo
8Claudia Obert
9
10
11
  1. 1 2 Sidekick
  2. ↑ Social media reporter

Intros

SeasonSongPerformerNote
1 "The Signal" Madcon Intro
"Plastic Faces" Miss Li Outro
2 "Sex Love Rock'n'Roll" Arash feat. T-Pain Intro & Outro
3 "Come Together" Echosmith Intro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Duell Intro
4 "Rebellen"Juno17Intro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Duell Intro
5 "Frei"Michael BauereißIntro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Duell Intro
6 "Alles was ich will"BrennerIntro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Duell Intro
7 "An guten Tagen" Johannes Oerding Intro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Match & Duell Intro
8 "Mehr Davon"LotteIntro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Match & Duell Intro
9 "The Passenger" David Hasselhoff Intro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Match & Duell Intro
10 "Es geht um alles"Herr WolfschmidtIntro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Match & Duell Intro
11 "Großer Bruder 2K23 (Bewohner Edition)" Promi Big Brother 11 Housemates Intro & Outro
"The Hanging Tree" James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence Match & Duell Intro

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