Celebrity Big Brother
| Television broadcast | |
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| Original title | Celebrity Big Brother (2013, 2015-2016, since 2018) Celebrity Big Brother - The Experiment (2014) |
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| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Year (s) | since 2013 |
| Production company |
EndemolShine Germany |
| length | 50 to 213 minutes |
| Episodes | 127 in 8 seasons ( list ) |
| Broadcasting cycle |
daily (if in the program) |
| genre | Reality show |
| Moderation |
Current moderators
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| First broadcast | September 13, 2013 on Sat.1 |
Promi Big Brother is a German reality show that has been broadcast by the television station Sat.1 since September 2013 . Model is from the United Kingdom originating television format Celebrity Big Brother . This is based on the basic concept of the television show Big Brother , the German offshoot of which was first broadcast in 2000.
The previous winners of Promi Big Brother are Jenny Elvers (2013), Aaron Troschke (2014), David Odonkor (2015), Ben Tewaag (2016), Jens Hilbert (2017), Silvia Wollny (2018), Janine Pink (2019) and Werner Hansch (2020).
The eighth season aired from August 7th to 28th, 2020.
concept
Celebrity Big Brother follows the basic idea of Big Brother in its conception . 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 tasks are given to the participants in 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 to the public as part of live broadcasts or as a composite.
For the seventh season, the show got a new logo and a new font. The logo is no longer blue, but green.
Distribution of participants
| Names of the areas | ||
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| Season | luxurious area | poor area |
| 1 | no division | |
| 2 | Above (house) |
Downstairs (basement) |
| 3 | ||
| 4th | House | channel |
| 5 | Everything | Nothing |
| 6th | villa | Building site |
| 7th | Luxury camp | Tent camp |
| 8th | Fairytale castle | Fairytale forest |
Since the second season, the participants have been 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 participants can be changed through resident and audience votes, arbitrary stage directions or, since the third season, also based on the outcome of duels.
In seasons 2 to 4, an even distribution of the participants was ensured (six people per area). Since the fifth season there has often been an uneven division. For example, on day two of season six, three participants lived in the luxury area while the other nine participants had to live in the poor area.
Since the fifth season, both areas have been on the same level. In the previous three seasons there were two levels.
Nomination and victory
Since the second season, the participants have been nominating a different participant each day from the second live show to leave the house or the show. The viewers then vote by televoting a participant from the nomination list who should stay in the house or on the show. The one who got the fewest audience votes has to go. If residents leave the house voluntarily (or for other reasons), they will not move out on the corresponding number of days. After two weeks there is the finale at the end of the season, in which four of the last five remaining participants drop out. The last one remaining is the winner of the season.
In the first season, instead of a participant from the nomination list who should stay in the house or on the show, the viewers televoted a participant who should leave the house or the show. The one who got the most audience votes had to leave.
More show elements
Duel arena
Since the third season, the residents of the different areas have been competing in duels. The loser of the duel has to face consequences for himself or his living area. In the event of a tie, the residents of the more luxurious area always win. Consequences include different living conditions in the area, a change of area or nomination.
In addition to the above-mentioned duels, there have been matches since the seventh season in which the residents of the poor area compete together to earn money for the supermarket .
While in the third and fourth season the duels took place in a covered television studio, they have been taking place outdoors since the fifth season; initially (seasons 5–6) the broadcast therefore referred to the outdoor duel arena . It is now simply referred to as the arena .
- Candidate selection
In the third season, the direction determined a resident of the more luxurious area who had to compete in the duel arena. That candidate then had to choose one of the poor area residents to play against him. In the fourth season, the direction determined one or more residents from both areas who had to compete in the duel arena. In the fifth and sixth season, the residents competed in duels, regardless of which area they belong to. Since the fifth season, the candidates have been chosen by the residents themselves or by the director.
Big donor
Since the fifth season there has been a Big Spender in the poor area . This is a machine where residents can use coins ( Big Coins ) to purchase items for everyday use, such as cigarettes or shampoo. The residents can obtain the coins for this through challenges and games.
Because of the motto of the eighth season, fairytale. Without parole , the Big Spender was renamed to Wunschbaum and the coins to Taler .
Spectator box
Since the sixth season, the residents of the poor area have received a box every day (season 6–7) or irregularly (season 8), the content of which is determined by the audience in advance. On the website promibigbrother.de (seasons 6–7) or in the Sat.1 app (season 8), viewers select an item from two suggested items.
Because of the motto of the eighth season, fairy tale. Without parole , the spectator box was renamed the spectator chest .
Supermarket
Since the seventh season, residents of the poor area have been able to go shopping in a small penny market as part of a product placement . Those who live in poor areas receive one euro per day. The residents can top up their money in games. Only one person from the area can then go shopping. Within 60 seconds she is only allowed to take products from the shelves one after the other, stating the product type, have them scanned at the scanner checkout and put them in a basket. In the last week of the eighth season, the option of increasing the budget was eliminated and the shopping time was reduced to 30 seconds.
While in the seventh season the residents of the poor area chose the buyer themselves, in the eighth season the viewers decide through online voting via the Sat.1 app.
Because of the motto of the eighth season, fairy tale. Without parole , the supermarket was renamed Knusperhäuschen .
Seasons
Overview
| Season | Moderators | Staffelsee upbeat |
Season finale |
Days in the house |
sub- contractor |
Winner) | Runner-up | Third place | |
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| 1 | Oliver Pocher | Cindy from Marzahn | 13 Sep 2013 | 27 Sep 2013 | 15th | 13 1 | Jenny Elvers | Natalia Osada | Marijke Amado |
| 2 | Jochen Schropp | Aug 15, 2014 | 29 Aug 2014 | 17th | 12 | Aaron Troschke | Claudia Effenberg | Ronald Schill | |
| 3 | 14 Aug 2015 | 28 Aug 2015 | David Odonkor | Menowin Happy | Nino de Angelo | ||||
| 4th | Sep 2 2016 | 16 Sep 2016 | 13 1 | Benjamin "Ben" Tewaag | Cathy Lugner | Mario Basler | |||
| 5 | Jochen Bendel | 11 Aug 2017 | 25 Aug 2017 | 12 | Jens Hilbert | Milo Moiré | Willi gentlemen | ||
| 6th | Marlene Lufen | 17th Aug 2018 | 31 Aug 2018 | 13 1 | Silvia Wollny | Chethrin Schulze | Alphonso Williams | ||
| 7th | 9 Aug 2019 | 23 Aug 2019 | 12 | Janine Pink | Joey Heindle | Tobias Wegener | |||
| 8th | 7 Aug 2020 | 28 Aug 2020 | 24 | 18 2 | Werner Hansch | Mischa Mayer | Kathy Kelly | ||
First season (2013)
The first season aired from September 13-27, 2013. It was advertised that only "A-category" celebrities participate.
In the first week of the broadcast, the twelve residents lived together in a container. From the seventh day onwards, one participant was selected every day. As in the previous Big Brother seasons, there were daily tasks, matches and challenges. In contrast to previous seasons of Big Brother, in which the living container was in Cologne , it was now set up in Berlin .
While the opening show was able to record 3.21 million viewers, the number of viewers fell to 1.34 million on September 18 (market share 6.6 percent). In live shows, the stands were partially filled with extras.
After the live show on September 24, Pamela Anderson moved into the Big Brother house as a guest until the finale. On September 27, 2013 Jenny Elvers-Elbertzhagen was chosen as the winner of the season.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house | ||||
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| 1 | Jenny Elvers-Elbertzhagen | Actress and presenter | 13.september | September 27th | 15th | ||||
| 2 | Natalia Osada | Participant in Catch the Millionaire | 13.september | September 27th | 15th | ||||
| 3 | Marijke Amado | Moderator (including WWF Club and Mini Playback Show ) | 13.september | September 27th | 15th | ||||
| 4th | Simon Desue | YouTube comedian | 13.september | September 27th | 15th | ||||
| 5 | Martin Semmelrogge | actor | 13.september | September 27th | 15th | ||||
| 6th | Manuel Charr | Professional boxer | 13.september | September 26th | 14th | ||||
| 7th | Fancy | Singer and music producer | 13.september | 25th of September | 13 | ||||
| 8th | Georgina Fleur | Participant in The Bachelor and I'm a Star - Get me out of here! | September 19th | September 24th | 6th | ||||
| 9 | Jan Leyk | Actor at Berlin - day & night | 13.september | September 23rd | 11 | ||||
| 10 | Lucy Diakovska | Singer, member of the No Angels | 13.september | September 22 | 10 | ||||
| 11 | Percival Duke-Hall | Singer and participant in The Voice of Germany | 13.september | September 20th | 8th | ||||
| 12 | Sarah Joelle Jahnel | Singer and participant in Germany is looking for the superstar | 13.september | September 20th | 8th | ||||
| 13 | David Hasselhoff | Singer and actor | 13.september | 17th of September | 5 | ||||
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Second season (2014)
During the final broadcast of Celebrity Big Brother on September 27, 2013, the presenters Cindy from Marzahn and Oliver Pocher announced that there should be a second season in 2014. This was officially confirmed by the broadcaster on April 15, 2014. However, major changes were made to the show. The second season, moderated by Jochen Schropp , started on August 15, 2014 and was broadcast under the title Promi Big Brother - The Experiment .
Cindy from Marzahn was no longer active as a presenter, but commented on the previous day's events as "Mother of Big Brother" during the broadcast. In addition, she moderated the web show for the broadcast.
The second season winner, Aaron Troschke, was chosen on August 29, 2014.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house |
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| 1 | Aaron Troschke | Participant in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and YouTube comedian | 13 August | 29th August | 17 (4 ▲ ; 13 ▼ ) |
| 2 | Claudia Effenberg | Player woman, model and designer | 15th of August | 29th August | 15 (4 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) |
| 3 | Ronald Schill | Lawyer, judge and politician | 15th of August | 29th August | 15 (6 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) |
| 4th | Paul Janke | Protagonist at The Bachelor and Model | 13 August | 29th August | 17 (8 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) |
| 5 | Michael Wendler | Pop singer and participant in I'm a star - Get me out of here! |
15th of August | 29th August | 15 (3 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) |
| 6th | Hubert Kah | Singer and songwriter | 15th of August | August 28th | 14 (9 ▲ ; 5 ▼ ) |
| 7th | Alexandra Rietz | Police officer and actress at K11 - commissioners in action |
13 August | August 27 | 15 (7 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) |
| 8th | Mia Julia Brückner | Singer and porn actress | 13 August | 26th of August | 14 (6 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) |
| 9 | Liz Baffoe | Actress (e.g. in Lindenstrasse ) | 15th of August | August 25 | 11 (10 ▲ ; 1 ▼ ) |
| 10 | Ela Tas | Participant in The Bachelor | 15th of August | August 24th | 10 (4 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) |
| 11 | Mario-Max Prince of Schaumburg-Lippe | Adoptive prince | 15th of August | August 23 | 9 (9 ▲ ) |
| 12 | Janina Youssefian | Model and affair of Dieter Bohlen | 13 August | August 22nd | 10 (10 ▼ ) |
Third season (2015)
In the finale of the second season, presenter Jochen Schropp announced a continuation of Celebrity Big Brother for 2015. As announced, the start of the two-week season was on August 14, 2015, and Schropp again took over the moderation.
The winner of the third season was David Odonkor.
The odds of the opening show were significantly weaker than those of the second season. This didn't change during the 1st week of the 3rd season either. During the second week, however, the number of viewers and the ratings rose again, so that almost the 3 million viewer mark was reached and over 23% was reached in the 14 to 49 year old segment.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house | ||||
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| 1 | David Odonkor | Football national player | 12. August | August 28th | 17 (7 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) | ||||
| 2 | Menowin Happy | Participant in Germany is looking for the superstar , pop singer | 12. August | August 28th | 17 (7 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) | ||||
| 3 | Nino de Angelo | Pop singer | August 14th | August 28th | 15 (8 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 4th | Sarah Nowak | Playmate, participant in The Bachelor | 12. August | August 28th | 17 (4 ▲ ; 13 ▼ ) | ||||
| 5 | Julia Jasmin "JJ" Rühle | Actress at Berlin - Day & Night , singer | August 14th | August 28th | 15 (6 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 6th | Désirée Nick | Entertainer, actress, author, winner of I'm a Star - Get Me Out of Here! | August 14th | August 27 | 14 (3 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) | ||||
| 7th | Nina Kristin Fiutak | Actress, singer, participant in Reality Queens on safari | August 14th | 26th of August | 13 (5 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
| 8th | Anja Schuess | actress | August 14th | August 24th | 11 (8 ▲ ; 3 ▼ ) | ||||
| 9 | Wilfried Gliem | Pop singer, member of the Wildecker Herzbuben | August 14th | August 24th | 11 (9 ▲ ; 2 ▼ ) | ||||
| 10 | Judith Hildebrandt | Actress, singer, presenter | 12. August | August 23 | 12 (5 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 11 | Michael Ammer | Event manager | August 14th | August 22nd | 9 (4 ▲ ; 5 ▼ ) | ||||
| 12 | Daniel Köllerer | Tennis player | 12. August | August 21 | 10 (2 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
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Fourth season (2016)
In the finale of the third season of Celebrity Big Brother, presenter Jochen Schropp announced a fourth season of the show. This only started on September 2, 2016 due to the Summer Olympics . Cindy from Marzahn was replaced by Désirée Nick as comoderator . Instead of the “Basement” area, this season has the “Sewer” area. Several residents sometimes take part in the tasks in the duel arena.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house | ||||
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| 1 | Benjamin "Ben" Tewaag | Actor, son of Uschi Glas | September 2nd | 16th September | 15 (7 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
| 2 | Cathy Lugner | Playmate, wife of contractor Richard Lugner | September 2nd | 16th September | 15 (5 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) | ||||
| 3 | Mario Basler | National football player, European football champion 1996 | September 2nd | 16th September | 15 (9 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) | ||||
| 4th | Natascha Ochsenknecht | Model, actress, ex-wife of Uwe Ochsenknecht | September 2nd | 16th September | 15 (7 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
| 5 | Jessica Paszka | Singer, participant in Der Bachelor | August 31 | 16th September | 17 (8 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 6th | Frank Stäbler | European and world champions in wrestling | August 31 | September 15th | 16 (7 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 7th | Joachim Witt | Neue Deutsche Welle singer | September 2nd | September 14th | 13 (9 ▲ ; 4 ▼ ) | ||||
| 8th | Isa Jank | Actress and former model, starring in Verbotene Liebe | September 2nd | September 14th | 13 (4 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 9 | Marcus von Anhalt | Adoptive prince, brothel operator | September 2nd | 12th September | 11 (3 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
| 10 | Robin Bade | former presenter at 9Live , now at 1-2-3.tv | September 6th | September 11 | 6 (1 ▲ ; 5 ▼ ) | ||||
| 11 | Stephen Dürr | actor | August 31 | September 10 | 11 (5 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) | ||||
| 12 | Dolly dollars | Actress, ex-wife of Helmut Zierl | August 31 | the 9th of September | 10 (6 ▲ ; 4 ▼ ) | ||||
| 13 | Edona James | Erotic model and DJ, participant in Adam seeks Eva - stranded in paradise | August 31 | 5th September | 6 (6 ▼ ) | ||||
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Fifth season (2017)
The fifth season aired on August 11, 2017. It was moderated by Jochen Schropp and Jochen Bendel . The season's motto was “All or nothing”. Except for the first and the final show, the live broadcasts took place for the first time without an audience on August 25. The winner received 100,000 euros.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house |
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| 1 | Jens Hilbert | Entrepreneur, reality TV performer (including Catwalk 30+ and Secret Millionaire ) | August 9 | August 25 | 17 (5 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) |
| 2 | Milo Moiré | Nude performance artist | August 9 | August 25 | 17 (7 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) |
| 3 | Willi gentlemen | Pop singer, former actor (including in Lindenstrasse ), participant in Ich bin ein Star - Get me out of here! | August 9 | August 25 | 17 (9 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) |
| 4th | Dominik Bruntner | Model, Mister Germany 2017 | August 9 | August 25 | 17 (5 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) |
| 5 | Eloy de Jong | Singer for Caught in the Act | August 9 | August 24th | 16 (6 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) |
| 6th | Evelyn Burdecki | Participant in The Bachelor | August 9 | August 23 | 15 (5 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) |
| 7th | Steffen von der Beeck | Media advisor, former fiancé of Jenny Elvers | August 9 | August 22nd | 14 (6 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) |
| 8th | Sarah Kern | Designer, model, ex-playmate | August 9 | August 21 | 13 (1 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) |
| 9 | Claudia Obert | Fashion entrepreneur | August 9 | August 21 | 13 (5 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) |
| 10 | Sarah Knappik | Model, participant in Germany's Next Topmodel and I am a star - get me out of here! | August 9 | August 19th | 11 (4 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) |
| 11 | Zachi Noy | actor | August 9 | 18th of August | 10 (3 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) |
| 12 | Maria Hering | Musician, reality TV actress (including with Yottas! Full throttle through America ), participant in Germany is looking for the superstar | August 9 | 18th of August | 10 (4 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) |
Sixth season (2018)
The current of 17 to August 31, 2018 season was by Jochen Schropp and for the first time from the Sat.1 breakfast television presenter Marlene Lufen moderated. Two days before the broadcast began, nine of the twelve participants moved to the “construction site” area.
For the first time in the history of the format, a participant left the show before it began broadcasting.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house | ||||
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| 1 | Silvia Wollny | Reality TV actress (inter alia in Die Wollnys - A terribly large family ) | 17th August 23rd August |
August 22nd August 31st |
14 (8 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) | ||||
| 2 | Chethrin Schulze | Participant in Curvy Supermodel - Really. Nice. Curvy and Love Island | 15th of August | August 31 | 17 (5 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) | ||||
| 3 | Alphonso Williams | Soul singer, winner of Germany is looking for the superstar | 15th of August | August 31 | 17 (4 ▲ ; 13 ▼ ) | ||||
| 4th | Daniel Völz | Protagonist at The Bachelor | 17th August | August 31 | 15 (7 ▲ ; 8 ▼ ) | ||||
| 5 | Johannes Haller | Participants in The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise | 15th of August | August 30th | 16 (5 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) | ||||
| 6th | Katja Krasavice | Web video producer on YouTube and singer | 15th of August | 29th August | 15 (8 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 7th | Cora Schumacher | Ex-wife of Ralf Schumacher , racing driver, model | 17th August | August 28th | 12 (6 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) | ||||
| 8th | Umut Kekilli | Soccer player, ex-boyfriend of Natascha Ochsenknecht | 18th of August | August 27 | 10 (3 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 9 | Nicole Belstler-Boettcher | Actress, daughter of Grit Boettcher | 15th of August | 26th of August | 12 (3 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 10 | Mike Shiva | TV presenter, clairvoyant | 15th of August | August 25 | 11 (4 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 11 | Pascal Behrenbruch | European athletics champion | 15th of August | August 24th | 10 (4 ▲ ; 6 ▼ ) | ||||
| 12 | Sophia Vegas | Erotic model, ex-wife of Bert Wollersheim , participant in Wild Girls - On high heels through Africa and I'm a star - Get me out of here! |
15th August 23rd August |
August 22nd August 23rd |
8 (1 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 13 | Karl-Heinz Richard von Sayn-Wittgenstein | Reality TV actors (including Secret Millionaire and Goodbye Germany! The Emigrants ) | 15th of August | August 16 | 2 (2 ▼ ) | ||||
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Seventh season (2019)
In the final show of the sixth season, the moderation team announced that Celebrity Big Brother will return with a seventh season in the summer of 2019. Both moderated the show again. The seventh season started on August 9, 2019.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house |
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| 1 | Janine Pink | Actress at Cologne 50667 and Leben.Lieben.Leipzig | August 7th | August 23 | 17 (8 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) |
| 2 | Joey Heindle | Germany candidate is looking for the superstar , singer, winner of Ich bin ein Star - Get me out of here! |
August 7th | August 23 | 17 (10 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) |
| 3 | Tobias Wegener | Participant in Love Island | August 7th | August 23 | 17 (8 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) |
| 4th | Theresia Fischer | Participant in Germany's Next Top Model | August 7th | August 23 | 17 (4 ▲ ; 13 ▼ ) |
| 5 | Almklausi | Party singer |
August 9th August 20th |
19th August 22nd August |
13 (3 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) |
| 6th | Lilo from Kiesenwetter | Clairvoyant | August 7th | August 21 | 15 (5 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) |
| 7th | Sylvia Leifheit | Actress, entrepreneur, author | August 9 | 20th of August | 11 (4 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) |
| 8th | Christos "Chris" Manazidis | YouTube -Comedian ( Bullshit TV ) | August 7th | August 19th | 13 (13 ▼ ) |
| 9 | Ginger Costello-Wollersheim | Wife of Bert Wollersheim , party singer, former porn actress | August 7th | August 19th | 13 (1 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) |
| 10 | Jürgen Trovato | Cast in The Trovatos - Detectives Uncover , Private Detective | August 7th | 18th of August | 12 (1 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) |
| 11 | Zlatko Trpkovski | Participant in the first season of Big Brother , singer | August 9 | 17th August | 8 (3 ▲ ; 5 ▼ ) |
| 12 | Eva Benetatou | Participant in The Bachelor | August 7th | August 16 | 10 (10 ▼ ) |
Eighth season (2020)
At the end of the season seven finale, an eighth season was announced for 2020. This was broadcast for the first time over three weeks from August 7, 2020, had ten prime time shows and was again moderated by Jochen Schropp and Marlene Lufen.
| space | Attendees | Known as | Indent | abstract | Days in the house | ||||
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| 1 | Werner Hansch | Sports reporter | August 7th | August 28th | 22 (11 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) | ||||
| 2 | Mischa Mayer | Participant in Love Island | 5th of August | August 28th | 24 (6 ▲ ; 18 ▼ ) | ||||
| 3 | Kathy Kelly | Singer, member of the Kelly Family | 5th of August | August 28th | 24 (14 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) | ||||
| 4th | Ikke Hüftgold | Party singer | 5th of August | August 28th | 24 (12 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) | ||||
| 5 | Emmy Russ | Participant in Off to the monastery! - Rosary instead of riot and Beauty & The Nerd | 5th of August | August 27 | 23 (7 ▲ ; 16 ▼ ) | ||||
| 6th | Katy, um | Drag Queen, participant in Queen of Drags | August 7th | August 27 | 21 (5 ▲ ; 16 ▼ ) | ||||
| 7th | Simone Mecky-Ballack | Ex-wife of Michael Ballack , model, participant in Let's Dance | August 7th | 26th of August | 20 (6 ▲ ; 14 ▼ ) | ||||
| 8th | Ramin Abtin | Kickboxing world champion, trainer at The Biggest Loser | August 7th | August 25 | 19 (6 ▲ ; 13 ▼ ) | ||||
| 9 | Aaron King | Participants in Prince Charming and The Mole - Who Can You Trust? | 17th August | August 24th | 8 (3 ▲ ; 5 ▼ ) | ||||
| 10 | Sascha Heyna | QVC presenter , singer | 5th of August | August 23 | 19 (9 ▲ ; 10 ▼ ) | ||||
| 11 | Adela Smajic | Protagonist at Die Bachelorette (Switzerland) , moderator | 5th of August | August 22nd | 18 (3 ▲ ; 15 ▼ ) | ||||
| 12 | Udo Bonstrup | Comedian, web video producer on Facebook | 5th of August | August 21 | 17 (5 ▲ ; 12 ▼ ) | ||||
| 13 | Elene Lucia Ameur | Model, amateur actress near Berlin - day & night | 5th of August | 17th August | 13 (2 ▲ ; 11 ▼ ) | ||||
| 14th | Alessia-Millane gentlemen | Daughter of Willi Herren , participant in Ab ins Kloster! - Rosary instead of riot | August 14th | 17th August | 4 (4 ▼ ) | ||||
| 15th | Jasmine Tawil | Actress in Gute Zeiten, Bad Zeiten , musician, ex-wife of Adel Tawil | 5th of August | August 14th | 10 (1 ▲ ; 9 ▼ ) | ||||
| 16 | Senay Gueler | DJ, music producer, model | 5th of August | 12. August | 8 (1 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 17th | Jenny Frankhauser | Half-sister of Daniela Katzenberger , reality TV actress, singer, winner of Ich bin ein Star - Get me out of here! | 5th of August | 12. August | 8 (1 ▲ ; 7 ▼ ) | ||||
| 18th | Claudia Kohde-Kilsch | Tennis player, politician | 5th of August | August 10 | 6 (2 ▲ ; 4 ▼ ) | ||||
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Ninth season (2021)
At the end of the eighth season, presenter Jochen Schropp pointed out that they would see us again next year, meaning the production of another celebrity Big Brother season.
Additional broadcasts
Livestream
During the first season, a live stream was offered during the commercial breaks and a 2-hour live stream after the broadcast on Sky Deutschland . From the second season, a 24-hour livestream was offered by various providers (season 2: Maxdome , season 3: Sky Germany, season 4: image ). No live stream has been offered since the fifth season.
Web formats
During the first season the web show was hosted by Etienne Gardé and Nils Bomhoff and during the second season by Cindy from Marzahn and Ingo Wohlfeil . During the third and fourth seasons, the web show was moderated by Aaron Troschke alone . The web show during the fifth season was again hosted by Aaron Troschke, this time together with Melissa Khalaj . Troschke has been hosting the web show again since the sixth season.
During the sixth season, a four-part reality documentary entitled Celebrity Big Brother - The Day After was published online for the first time, which was then also broadcast on television.
Raffaela "Raffa" Zollo has been moderating the InstagramTV ( IGTV ) offer of the Celebrity Big Brother account since the seventh season . In the eighth season, Claudia Obert moderates another web format on Joyn .
Other TV formats
During the first season, a weekly early evening magazine entitled Celebrity Big Brother Inside was broadcast on Sat.1 .
Since the second season, a daily live late night show moderated by Jochen Bendel and Melissa Khalaj has been broadcast on Sixx . More about this under Celebrity Big Brother - The Late Night Show . During the fifth season, the show suspended as Bendel switched to the main show.
After the third season, a special episode entitled Celebrity Big Brother - Now is billed on Sat.1 was broadcast.
Contributors
Moderation
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| Season | Moderator (s) | Sidekicks | |||||||
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| 1 | Oliver Pocher | Cindy from Marzahn | |||||||
| 2 | Jochen Schropp | Cindy from Marzahn | |||||||
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| 4th | Désirée Nick | Aaron Troschke 1 | |||||||
| 5 | Jochen Bendel | ||||||||
| 6th | Marlene Lufen | ||||||||
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| Season | Moderator (s) of the TV formats | Moderator (s) of the web formats | |||
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| 1 | Jan Hahn | Etienne Gardé | Nils Bomhoff | ||
| 2 | Jochen Bendel | Melissa Khalaj | Cindy from Marzahn | Ingo Wohlfeil | |
| 3 | Aaron Troschke | ||||
| 4th | |||||
| 5 | Melissa Khalaj | ||||
| 6th | Jochen Bendel | Melissa Khalaj | |||
| 7th | Raffaela "Raffa" Zollo | ||||
| 8th | Claudia Obert | ||||
Attendees
By the seventh season, twelve people took part in the show. Due to the successor candidates, the field of participants in the first, fourth and sixth season expanded to thirteen people. Eighteen candidates took part in the eighth season, including two substitutes.
By the seventh season, six women and six men participated in the show; the successor in the first, fourth and sixth season was each a man. Nine men and nine women each took part in the eighth season.
In all previous seasons, participants have always included national actors and singers. In seven of eight seasons, former participants from the The Bachelor series and I'm a Star - Get Me Out of Here! participated in the show. National athletes started in five seasons, two participants were politicians in their second career. The first and fifth seasons are the only two seasons in which an internationally known person participated in the show.
Theme music
The Signal was the theme song for the first season. Plastic Faces was used in the first season as a transition to the commercial breaks. Since the second season, the theme song of the respective season has also been used as a transition to the commercial breaks.
| year | Title artist |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, artist , rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks | ||
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 CH
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| 2013 | The Signal Madcon |
DE54 (4 weeks) DE |
- | - |
Theme music season 1
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| Plastic Faces Miss Li |
DE57 (1 week) DE |
- | - |
Theme music season 1
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| 2014 | Sex Love Rock N Roll (SLR) Arash feat. T-Pain |
DE52 (4 weeks) DE |
AT68 (2 weeks) AT |
- |
Theme music season 2
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| 2015 | Come Together Echosmith |
- | - | - |
Theme music season 3
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| 2016 | Rebels Juno17 |
- | - | - |
Theme music season 4
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| 2017 | Frei Michi Bauereiß |
- | - | - |
Theme music season 5
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| 2018 | All I want Brenner |
- | - | - |
Theme music season 6
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| 2019 | On good days Johannes Oerding |
DE45 (1 week) DE |
- |
CH85 (1 week) CH |
Theme music season 7
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| 2020 | More of it Lotte |
- | - | - |
Theme music season 8
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Duel songs
Since the Duel Arena was introduced in the third season (2015), the song The Hanging Tree by James Newton Howard feat. Jennifer Lawrence played when the contestants walk into the arena. The soft tones that are used in dramatic situations such as B. a change of department or an excerpt are recorded since the fifth season (2017) from the song "Sehnsucht" by Purple Schulz .
reception
Audience ratings
| Season | consequences | spectator | Market share | source | ||
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| total | 14–49 years | total | 14–49 years | |||
| 1 | 1-15 | 2.04 million | 1.18 million | 9.4% | 13.7% | |
| 2 | 16-30 | 2.92 million | 1.54 million | 14.1% | 18.7% | |
| 3 | 31-45 | 2.37 million | 1.24 million | 12.7% | 17.6% | |
| 4th | 46-60 | 2.00 million | 0.95 million | 10.2% | 12.9% | |
| 5 | 61-75 | 1.86 million | 0.87 million | 9.6% | 13.0% | |
| 6th | 76-90 | 2.09 million | 1.07 million | 10.8% | 16.9% | |
| 7th | 91-105 | 2.01 million | 0.96 million | 10.8% | 16.4% | |
| 8th | 106-127 | 1.63 million | 0.72 million | 8.0% | 16.4% | |
The highest number of viewers to date among the total audience (3.21 million viewers) was achieved by Sat.1 with the broadcast of the first edition of the first season on September 13, 2013. The highest market share among the total audience (17.7 percent) was achieved with the broadcast of the seventh Edition of the second season reached on August 21, 2014. Most viewers from the advertising-relevant target group (2.10 million viewers) also tuned in on September 13, 2013, when Sat.1 broadcast the opening show of the first season. The highest market share to date from the advertising-relevant target group (23.4 percent) was achieved on August 27, 2015, when Sat.1 broadcast the penultimate episode of the third season.
The second edition of the eighth season on August 8, 2020 on Sat.1 reached the lowest total number of viewers to date (1.30 million viewers). The lowest market share to date among the total audience (6.6 percent) was achieved with the broadcast of the sixth edition of the first season on September 18, 2013. The fewest viewers from the advertising-relevant target group (0.51 million viewers) were reached on August 19, 2020 (season 8, issue 13). The lowest market share to date from the advertising-relevant target group (7.8 percent) was achieved on August 23, 2020, when Sat.1 broadcast the 17th episode of the eighth season. The 2020 UEFA Champions League final ran as a counter-program on this day .
nomination
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German television award
- 2014 : Nomination in the category Best / Best Show Presenter (s) (audience award) for Jochen Schropp
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother 2020: These four are also moving into the container - the oldest is 81. August 8, 2020, accessed on August 9, 2020 .
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother 2019: Which candidates and celebrities are there? Retrieved August 7, 2019 .
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother 2013: Are these really supposed to be the celebrities? In: Stars on TV. Retrieved October 10, 2013 .
- ↑ '"Big Brother" starts in September and leaves Cologne' (DWDL.de on July 30, 2013)
- ^ "New information on the concept of Promi Big Brother" (BB-Unzensiert.de on July 25, 2013)
- ↑ Promi-BB: Container is in Berlin (BB-Unzensiert.de on July 29, 2013)
- ↑ Tagesspiegel: "Big Brother" buys viewers , September 19, 2013
- ↑ Georgina is supposed to save "Celebrity Big Brother"
- ↑ Sexy Sarah Joelle out on "Big Brother"
- ↑ 'Big Brother 2014 on SAT.1?' (BB-Unzensiert.de on September 28, 2013)
- ↑ Manuel Weis: Officially: Sat.1 tries again with “Celebrity Big Brother”. In : quotemeter.de. April 15, 2014, accessed April 15, 2014 .
- ↑ 'Celebrity Big Brother: The start date is fixed' (BB-Unzensiert.de on July 2, 2014)
- ↑ Promi Big Brother 2015 announced (BB-Unzensiert.de on August 29, 2014)
- ↑ Everything as usual: two weeks for "Celebrity Big Brother" (quota meter on July 2, 2015)
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother - Charming, funny and incomparable: Désirée Nick moderates at Jochen's side . July 13, 2016.
- ↑ sat1.de
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother News . 12th of July 2013.
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother - Celebrity Big Brother 2017: The moderators . July 13, 2017.
- ↑ DWDL.de GmbH: "Celebrity Big Brother" this year without a live audience - DWDL.de .
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother - Dominik Bruntner . In: www.sat1.de . August 5, 2017 ( sat1.de [accessed August 10, 2017]).
- ↑ Bernd Peters: The fees for "Celebrity Big Brother". If you break the record - and if you don't get anything , go to: express.de, from August 12, 2017, accessed on August 16, 2017
- ↑ "Celebrity Big Brother": New presenter and Sixx comeback
- ↑ The first candidates have moved into the house
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother 2018: The first candidate is already out! Who left the house In: bbfun.de. August 17, 2018. Retrieved August 17, 2018 .
- ↑ a b Promi Big Brother 2019: Sat.1 confirms season 7 - What is known so far ... In: bbfun.de. August 31, 2018, accessed August 31, 2018 .
- ↑ This is how Sat.1 wants to get out of the crisis: "Big Brother", Luke, more music
- ↑ The new season lasts three weeks. June 24, 2020, accessed June 24, 2020 .
- ↑ Chart sources: DE AT CH (search required)
- ↑ Celebrity Big Brother: Theme song 2017 - The song for the new season. In: kino.de. May 1, 2017. Retrieved August 18, 2018 .
- ↑ a b duel song on "Celebrity Big Brother" 2018: Who doesn't know it? In: kino.de. August 17, 2018. Retrieved August 18, 2018 .
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 1) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 5, 2016.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (Season 2) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 5, 2016.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 3) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 5, 2016.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 4) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 19, 2016.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 5) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 3, 2018.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 6) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved September 3, 2018.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (Season 7) . In : quotemeter.de . Retrieved August 26, 2019.
- ↑ Quota check: "Celebrity Big Brother" (season 8) . In : quotemeter.de . Accessed August 31, 2020.
Jenny Elvers-Elbertzhagen ( 2013 ) • Aaron Troschke ( 2014 ) • David Odonkor ( 2015 ) • Benjamin "Ben" Tewaag ( 2016 ) • Jens Hilbert ( 2017 ) • Silvia Wollny ( 2018 ) • Janine Pink ( 2019 ) • Werner Hansch ( 2020 )