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Big Brother VIP
Also known asCelebrity Big Brother Australia (UK)
GenreReality
Based onBig Brother
by John de Mol Jr.
Presented bySonia Kruger
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes11 (list of episodes)
Production
Camera setupMulti-camera
Production companyEndemol Shine Australia
Original release
NetworkSeven Network
Release1 November (2021-11-01) –
23 November 2021 (2021-11-23)
Related
Big Brother

Big Brother VIP is a spin-off series of the Australian version of the Dutch reality television franchise Big Brother. The series was announced on 30 March 2021 and is hosted by Sonia Kruger.[1] The series premiered on 1 November 2021.[2]

This season revolves around 12 celebrities living in a house together with no communication with the outside world as they compete for $100,000 charity prize. They were constantly filmed during their time in the house and were not permitted to communicate with those filming them. The format of the series is the same as the current civilian version with emphasis on competition and gameplay. The celebrity housemates will now compete in challenges for power and safety before voting each other out of the house. When only three housemates remained, the Australian public voted to decide which finalist would win the game and win the grand prize for their nominated charity.

History

The first celebrity edition, titled Celebrity Big Brother, aired on Network Ten in 2002 and was won by Dylan Lewis. No further celebrity editions were commissioned before the entire franchise was axed by the network in 2008.[3]

In 2011 it was confirmed that the Big Brother franchise would be revived by Nine Network.[4] Following the conclusion of the 2014 civilian season, rumours had begun circulating that Nine were looking at reviving the Celebrity Big Brother edition of the show for broadcast in 2015 which were later confirmed by host Sonia Kruger.[5] By July 2015, it was reported that the fourth season of The Celebrity Apprentice Australia had replaced the proposed Celebrity Big Brother revival. While it was also said it was possible something could happen the following year in 2016, nothing ever eventuated and the 2014 season became the last season of the franchise to air on Nine.[6]

Format

Big Brother VIP follows the same rebooted format of the series that launched with the twelfth season of the series, which itself resembles the format of the American & Canadian editions of Big Brother - with housemates determining both Nominations and Evictions. The format has emphasis on the competitive aspect of surviving the eviction process. As such, the housemates are permitted to strategise, politic and collude about the nominations and evictions. However, there are still key differences compared to the North American format, most prominently, no "Power of Veto" is included as part of the format (a staple of the American and Canadian shows), and the Australian public deciding the eventual winner - rather than being decided by a Jury formed of evicted housemates.[7]

  • Nominations: At the start of each round, the housemates compete in a "Nomination Challenge". The winner of the competition has the sole power over the nominations. Immediately after the challenge, the winning housemate will be called to the Diary Room by Big Brother to name their nominees, and provide full reasons for their nominations. The number of nominees is determined by how far into the overall game housemates are, as the game starts with three nominees and reduces to two nominees towards the end of the game.
  • Eviction: On eviction night, all housemates must vote to evict one of the nominees, with the exception of the nominating housemate (who will only cast a tie-breaker vote, if required), nor do the nominated housemates vote when there are only two nominees (on account of their votes cancelling the other's out). The eviction vote is by secret ballot, with housemates casting their votes orally in the Diary Room to Big Brother, and must provide a reason for their vote. The nominee with the most votes is evicted from the house.
  • Finale: The final housemates will face Australia's vote to determine the winner.

Teams

Following completing a secret mission issued to them by Big Brother, Caitlyn and Ellie earned the right to each become a captain of one of the two teams that the house would be split into. During this team phase of the game the Nomination Challenge saw the two teams competing against each other, with the winning team earning safety for themselves and the team captain being responsible for deciding who to nominate for eviction from the opposing team. The team phase of the game concluded after the second eviction.

Team Captain Members
Jenner-ators Caitlyn Imogen,
Josh,
Matt,
Thomas
Hard Knocks Ellie Bernard,
Dayne,
Luke,
Jessika,
Omarosa

Housemates

On 8 August 2021, Channel Seven revealed the 12 celebrities competing in the series.[8]

Housemate Age Notability Charity Day entered Day exited Status
Luke Toki 34 Australian Survivor contestant Perth Children's Hospital Foundation 1 22 Winner
Ellie Gonsalves 31 Model and actress Wildlife Warriors 1 22 Runner-up
Josh Carroll 31 Model Keith's Closet 1 22 Runner-up
Imogen Anthony 30 Model Zambi Wildlife Foundation 1 21 Evicted
Jessika Power 28 Married at First Sight contestant Australian Childhood Foundation 1 20 Evicted
Thomas Markle Jr. 55 Meghan Markle's brother ASTHA 1 18 Evicted
Dayne Beams 31 Former AFL player Love Me, Love You 1 17 Evicted
Bernard Curry 47 Actor One In Five 1 12 Evicted
Danny Hayes 48 Big Brother 13 housemate Lifeline 6 10 Evicted
Caitlyn Jenner 71 Olympic gold medalist and media personality Trans Pride Australia 1 8 Evicted
Matt Cooper 42 Former NRL player Livin 1 6 Evicted[9]
Omarosa 47 Reality TV star, author and former political aide Deaf Children Australia 1 4 Evicted[10]

Episodes

No.TitleDay(s)Original air date [11]Australian viewers
Week 1
1Episode 1Day 1–31 November 2021 (2021-11-01)377,000[12]
2Episode 2Day 3–42 November 2021 (2021-11-02)380,000[13]
3Episode 3Day 4–63 November 2021 (2021-11-03)375,000[14]
Week 2
4Episode 4Day 6–88 November 2021 (2021-11-08)363,000[15]
5Episode 5Day 8–109 November 2021 (2021-11-09)337,000[16]
6Episode 6Day 10–1210 November 2021 (2021-11-10)310,000[17]
Week 3
7Episode 7Day 14–1515 November 2021 (2021-11-15)320,000[18]
8Episode 8Day 15–1716 November 2021 (2021-11-16)302,000[19]
9Episode 9Day 17–1817 November 2021 (2021-11-17)295,000[20]
Week 4
10Episode 10Day 20–2122 November 2021 (2021-11-22)340,000[21]
11Episode 11Day 21–2223 November 2021 (2021-11-23)311,000[22]

Production

In advance of the series being announced in March 2021, it was confirmed in December 2020 that the show was issued an eviction notice by NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service for the North Head site used as the location of the house for the previous two series of the civilian series over concerns for local wildlife due to concerns from increased traffic and attention to the site.[23] In July 2021, it was confirmed that the site of the new Big Brother house used for the series would be constructed in the White Pavilion at the Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush Bay.[24]

In June 2021, it was confirmed that the series would be extended in some capacity due to the tenth season of Australia's Got Talent being delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions that came into effect in Sydney shortly before production was set to begin.[25]

Filming commenced on 30 July 2021[26] and wrapped on 20 August 2021 after 22 days of filming.[27] Unlike previous seasons that have aired on Seven, the finale was not broadcast live and was pre-recorded with the rest of the season. All three possible outcomes were filmed and the result of the vote by the Australian public determined which was aired.[28]

In October 2021, a second season of Big Brother VIP was announced at Seven's 2022 Upfront presentation — prior to the broadcast of the first season — and was slated to air in 2022.[29] However, it was announced in February 2022 the series was "not proceeding".[30]

Katie Hopkins controversy

In July 2021 Katie Hopkins, who was set to appear on the show after appearing on the fifteenth season of Celebrity Big Brother UK in 2015, made multiple posts on Instagram mocking several lockdown measures in place in Sydney, as well as stating she was intentionally not following rules in place.[31] Her entry into the country sparked backlash due to the number of Australians stranded overseas due to state intake limits that were in place as well as the controversial nature of Hopkins as a public figure.[32] Seven condemned the statements she had made and also confirmed she would no longer be a part of the series.[33] Her visa was ultimately canceled, she was fined $1,000 and was also escorted to Sydney Airport by police on July 19, 2021, for deportation back to the UK.[34][35] Due to a pay-or-play clause in her contract, Hopkins was still paid her full appearance fee.[36]

International broadcast

The series was broadcast in New Zealand on TVNZ 2 and TVNZ OnDemand, with episodes being released the day after their broadcast in Australia.[37] The series was later broadcast in the UK, under the localised title Celebrity Big Brother Australia, on E4 starting on 6 February 2022,[38] however it was removed from the schedule after airing four episodes but continued to be released via the All 4 on-demand service.[39]

Voting history

  This housemate was nominated for eviction.
  This housemate was the nominating Housemate on this round.
  This housemate was immune from this round of eviction due to a twist.
  This housemate was on the winning team in the challenge and is immune for this round of eviction.
  This housemate was not in the Main House and did not participate in this round of eviction.
  This housemate was originally nominated but was saved from eviction.
Team Phase

For the first two rounds of eviction, the housemates competed in two teams.

  • The Jenner-ators (denoted by  ), led by Caitlyn
  • Hard Knocks (denoted by  ), led by Ellie.

The winning team would win immunity, with their captain earning the power over nominations. Danny, who entered after the final team challenge, was not assigned to either team. After the second eviction on Day 6, the game reverted to the regular format, with the Housemates playing as individuals.

Pre-Teams Team Phase Individual Phase
Week Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
Episode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Finale
Nominating
Housemate(s) 		Ellie Caitlyn Ellie (none) Bernard Josh Jessika (none) Imogen
Jessika 		Luke Ellie Josh (none)
Nominations (none) Bernard
Dayne
Omarosa 		Josh
Matt
Thomas 		All
Housemates 		Danny
Josh
Thomas 		Bernard
Ellie
Luke 		Dayne
Ellie
Thomas 		Dayne
Thomas 		Dayne
Ellie 		Thomas Ellie Imogen
Jessika 		Ellie
Imogen
Luke
Luke Half Room Omarosa Matt Nominated Josh Hidden Ellie Dayne Dayne Thomas Jessika Nominated Winner
(Day 22)
Ellie No
voting 		Omarosa Nominating
Housemate 		Nominated Danny Nominated Dayne Fake
Evicted 		Nominated Nominated Nominating
Housemate 		Nominated Runner-up
(Day 22)
Josh No
voting 		Bernard Matt Nominated Danny Nominating
Housemate 		Ellie Thomas Ellie Thomas Jessika Imogen Runner-up
(Day 22)
Imogen Half Room Omarosa Matt Nominated Danny Bernard Ellie Dayne Dayne Thomas Nominated Nominated Evicted
(Day 21)
Jessika No
voting 		Omarosa Matt Nominated Thomas Bernard Nominating
Housemate 		Dayne Thomas Nominated Evicted
(Day 20)
Thomas No
voting 		Dayne Josh Nominated Danny Bernard Ellie Nominated Ellie Nominated Evicted
(Day 18)
Dayne No
voting 		Bernard Thomas Nominated Josh Bernard Ellie Nominated Nominated Evicted
(Day 17)
Bernard No
voting 		Omarosa Matt Nominated Nominating
Housemate 		Nominated Evicted
(Day 12)
Danny Not in
House 		Matt Nominated Thomas Evicted
(Day 10)
Caitlyn Half Room Nominating
Housemate 		Thomas Nominated Evicted
(Day 8)
Matt No
voting 		Bernard Thomas Evicted
(Day 6)
Omarosa No
voting 		Dayne Evicted
(Day 4)
Notes [a] [b] [c] [d] [e] [f] [g] [h] [i] ,[j] [k]
Source none [40] [41] - [42] [43] [44] - - - - -
Evicted No Eviction Omarosa
5 of 10 votes
to evict 		Matt
6 of 10 votes
to evict 		Caitlyn
Consensus
decision
to evict 		Danny
4 of 8 votes
to evict 		Bernard
4 of 4 votes
to evict 		Ellie
5 of 6 votes
to fake evict 		Dayne
2 of 3 votes
to fake evict 		Dayne
3 of 5 votes
to evict 		Thomas
4 of 4 votes
to evict 		Jessika
2 of 2 votes
to evict 		Imogen
Josh's choice
to evict 		Josh
Fewest votes
to win 		Ellie
Fewest votes
to win
Saved Bernard
3 of 10 votes
to evict 		Thomas
3 of 10 votes
to evict 		All Other
Housemates
Consensus
decision
to stay 		Josh
2 of 8 votes
to evict 		Ellie
0 of 4 votes
to evict 		Dayne
1 of 6 votes
to fake evict 		Thomas
1 of 3 votes
to fake evict 		Ellie
2 of 5 votes
to evict 		Ellie
0 of 4 votes
to evict 		Imogen
0 of 2 votes
to evict 		Ellie
Josh's choice
to save 		Luke
Most votes
to win
Dayne
2 of 10 votes
to evictt 		Josh
1 of 10 votes
to evict 		Thomas
2 of 8 votes
to evict 		Thomas
0 of 6 votes
to fake evict 		Luke
Josh's choice
to save
Notes
  1. ^ Episode 1 was a non-eviction episode
  2. ^ While Omarosa was evicted, she visited new Housemate Danny in a secret room to provide insight before he enters the game. Danny entered the game on Day 6 after nominations were made.
  3. ^ After the VIP Museum task, Big Brother informed the housemates that they were all nominated for Instant Eviction - with the Housemates having to decide the next evictee by group decision. Caitlyn decided to be the instant evictee, and the other housemates agreed.
  4. ^ Caitlyn got to award a Housemate immunity from the next eviction. She gave immunity to Ellie
  5. ^ Luke won an Advantage Challenge - granting him the advantage to hide a nominee in the “Waste Room” during the Eviction Ceremony, vetoing their Nomination. Luke chose to hide himself. As he was hidden, Luke did not vote. The eviction continued with Ellie & Bernard nominated, with the nominees not voting as their votes would cancel the other's out.
  6. ^ Day 15 was a Fake Double Eviction. Following Ellie's eviction, a second vote between surviving nominees Thomas & Dayne was held. As their votes would cancel the others out, Thomas & Dayne did not vote. After being voted out, Ellie & Dayne secretly moved to the Big Brother Gym.
  7. ^ On Day 17, the Fake Evictees returned to the main house to compete in a challenge against the remaining Housemates. The winning team would officially evict someone from the other group. The remaining Housemates won and Dayne was officially evicted.
  8. ^ Two Nomination Challenges took place, with the winner of each challenge being able to nominate a single housemate for eviction. The first challenge, won by Imogen and Jessika, saw the housemates compete in three teams of two. The first housemate nominated, Thomas, was ineligible to compete in the second challenge.
  9. ^ The winner of Final Challenge won their place in the Final 3 as well as the sole vote at the Final Eviction. The other three housemates were nominated for the Final Eviction.
  10. ^ The Final 3 competed in a special Charity Challenge for a $10,000 for their charity. Luke won
  11. ^ For the finale, Australia will decide the winner of Big Brother VIP and the $100,000 charity prize.

Ratings

Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the viewership from the 5 largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide).

Wk Ep Air date Timeslot Overnight ratings Consolidated ratings Total ratings Ref(s)
Viewers Rank Viewers Rank Viewers Rank
1 1 1 November 2021 Monday 7:30pm 377,000 16 [12]
2 2 November 2021 Tuesday 7:30pm 380,000 18 [13]
3 3 November 2021 Wednesday 7:30pm 375,000 16 [14]
2 4 8 November 2021 Monday 7:30pm 363,000 18 [15]
5 9 November 2021 Tuesday 7:30pm 337,000 16 [16]
6 10 November 2021 Wednesday 7:30pm 310,000 17 [17]
3 7 15 November 2021 Monday 7:30pm 320,000 18 [18]
8 16 November 2021 Tuesday 7:30pm 302,000 17 [19]
9 17 November 2021 Wednesday 7:30pm 295,000 16 [20]
4 10 22 November 2021 Monday 7:30pm 340,000 20 [21]
11 23 November 2021 Tuesday 7:30pm 311,000 18 [22]

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