Big Brother 15 | |
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Series Information | |
Presenter: | Emma Willis |
Broadcaster: | Channel 5 |
Series Run: | June 5, 2014 – August 15, 2014 |
No. of Days: | 72 |
No. of Housemates: | 19 |
Winner: | Helen Wood |
Runner Up: | Ashleigh Coyle |
Series Chronology | |
Previous: | Big Brother 14 |
Next: | Big Brother 16 |
Big Brother 15, also known as Big Brother 2014 and Big Brother: Power Trip, is the current fifteenth series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It began on 5 June 2014 on Channel 5 and will end 15 August 2014, therefore the longest series so far on Channel 5. It is the fourth regular series and the tenth series of Big Brother overall to air on the channel. The series was officially confirmed on 3 April 2012 when Channel 5 renewed the show until 2014. It is, therefore, the final civilian series to be included under the current contract.
The series was controversially won by Helen Wood, beating the bookies' favourite Ashleigh Coyle by 4,631 votes. Helen became the first female winner since the show's inception on Channel 5. It was revealed that 1.2% of the vote separated Helen and Ashleigh, making it one of the closest results in Big Brother history. It was also the first series where the runner-up and the winner were both women.
Production
Auditions
Auditions for this series of Big Brother opened on 19 August 2013, the same day as the final of Big Brother 14. Like the previous series, there were no open auditions. Housemates were chosen from online applications. In order to become a housemate, applicants were required to record a ninety-second video and complete an online application form.
Presenters
Emma Willis will return as the main presenter of the show. Willis will also continue to present Big Brother's Bit on the Side, along with Rylan Clark and Iain Lee. Celebrity Big Brother 13 housemate Luisa Zissman will act as a regular panellist on the show. Matt Johnson will guest host an episode of Bit on the Psych in July.
Format
The fifteenth series of the show will introduce several changes to the format, with the theme of the series being "Power Trip" giving housemates who hold power influence over events in the House. - "This year Big Brother is offering housemates the ultimate prize… Power! Whoever has the power will be able to influence, twist and control events in the house like never before in Big Brother: Power Trip. Big Brother: Power Trip will initiate on launch night with Emma Willis and it will dominate the house for the summer. Housemates will have to be ruthless to seize power, keep it and impose their will on the rest of the house. The housemates aren’t the only ones – viewers will also be given the power to manipulate housemates throughout the series."
Eye logo
The official eye logo was unveiled by Channel 5 on 9 May 2014 and resembles a futuristic look, which will coincide with the futuristic-themed house.
House
On 16 May 2014, it was announced that the house would be given a futuristic makeover. "The house has been given a futuristic makeover - renovated and redesigned to feature stark open spaces, sleek, clean lines and technology instead of the sumptuous furnishings and ornate decorations from the last home." Official house pictures were released on 2 June 2014. The new house has a dark, futuristic design with each area featuring its own monitor. Similar to the previous series, the Diary Room is at the top of the stairs. However, the layout for the house remains almost identical to Big Brother 14 except for the bedroom which is now located where the Safe House was, and the bathroom which has replaced the bedroom. The bedroom includes eight narrowly shaped double beds as well a walk-in wardrobe for housemates to store their belongings. In the garden, the Tree House is replaced by a spiral staircase leading to a "gogglebox" pod where housemates can spy on each other. The garden also features a large circular pool and a smoking area. Geometric heads are a common theme within the house as they serve as ornaments, containers, and planters.
On 9 May 2014, Channel 5 released the first 10-second teaser for the new series hinting at the "Power" theme and also featured the new eye logo. On 16 May 2014, a second teaser was released confirming the new title for the series - Big Brother: Power Trip. The official countdown adverts began airing on 29 May 2014 with just 7 days to go before the launch.
Sponsorship
SuperCasino will remain the headline sponsor to the show after renewing their contract. The new contract will cover the fifteenth regular series as well as the fourteenth edition of Celebrity Big Brother which will air immediately afterwards. The deal marks the first time since 2011 that a summer sponsor of Big Brother has renewed their deal for a second term.
Housemates
Ten housemates entered the House on Day 1, with a further six entering the House on Day 2. A final three housemates entered the House on Day 40.
Housemate | Entered House | Left House | |
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Tamara Stewart-Wood |
Day 1 | 1st Person Evicted Day 9 | |
Pauline Bennett |
Day 1 | 2nd Person Evicted Day 16 | |
Toya Washington |
Day 2 | 3rd Person Evicted Day 23 | |
Matthew Davies |
Day 1 | 4th Person Evicted Day 30 | |
Jale Karaturp |
Day 2 | 5th Person Evicted Day 37 | |
Marlon Wallen |
Day 2 | 6th Person Evicted Day 40 | |
Kimberly Kisselovich |
Day 1 | Walked Day 44 | |
Biannca Lake |
Day 40 | 7th Person Evicted Day 44 | |
Danielle McMahon |
Day 1 | 8th Person Evicted Day 44 | |
Steven Goode |
Day 1 | 9th Person Evicted Day 51 | |
Zoe Birkett |
Day 40 | 10th Person Evicted Day 58 | |
Mark Byron |
Day 1 | 11th Person Evicted Day 65 | |
Winston Showan |
Day 1 | 12th Person Evicted Day 65 | |
Pav Paul |
Day 40 | 6th Place Day 72 | |
Chris Wright |
Day 2 | 5th Place Day 72 | |
Ash Harrison |
Day 2 | 4th Place Day 72 | |
Christopher Hall |
Day 1 | 3rd Place Day 72 | |
Ashleigh Coyle |
Day 2 | Runner Up Day 72 | |
Helen Wood |
Day 1 | Winner Day 72 |
Tasks
Week | Days Lasted | Task | Reward | Result |
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Week 1 | Day 3 | The housemates participated in the 'Crack the Category' task in order to win luxury ingredients for dinner that night. Power Housemate Pauline chose Christopher as 'most perceptive' housemate and together they sat in the Diary Room while the other housemates ranked themselves from most to least in various different categories such as fake, manipulative or obnoxious. Pauline and Christopher then had to guess from three choices what category the housemates were ranking on. | Luxury Ingredients for Dinner | Passed |
Day 6 – Day 7 | The housemates took part in their first shopping task of the series, entitled 'Power of Positivity.' Over these two days, housemates had to remain positive throughout the entire challenge, with any display of negativity incurring a fail. To make things more difficult, Big Brother set up mini-challenges (such as drinking disgusting 'cocktail' drinks) and banned certain products (such as cigarettes and beauty products) to make the task more difficult to complete. | Luxury Shopping Budget | Passed | |
Day 9 | After claiming he was psychic, Mark's claims were put to the test as he had to predict the future in the House and answer questions from three housemates; Helen, Danielle and Winston. | |||
Week 2 | Day 10 | Steven, Marlon and Ash were told that they'd be giving a lesson in how to flirt and would have to use these on the other housemates. However, the lesson was completely fake and all of the other housemates had to convince them that their flirting is working. | Romantic Dinner | Passed |
Pauline, Steven | ||||
Day 12 – Day 13 | The housemates began their second shopping task where the House turned into the farm. The farmers (Christopher, Jale and Marlon) had to motivate the cows (Ashleigh, Chris, Toya and Winston), the pigs (Helen, Kimberly, Pauline and Steven) and the chickens (Ash, Danielle, Mark and Matthew) to make food to sell to Big Brother. The more food they sold, the more money they earned. If the money they earned exceeded the target, they would pass the task. | Luxury Shopping Budget | Passed | |
Day 16 | The housemates were given a prison-themed task and the house was divided into guards and inmates. Mark and Pauline were the guards and forced the inmates to peel potatoes. However, this was not the real task, and unbeknownst to Mark and Pauline, the inmates had to distract them whilst retrieving luxury items from the "evidence room". | Various Rewards | Doughnuts, Excersice Equipment, Garden Games, Make-up Hamper, Massage Oil, Takeaway | |
Week 3 | Day 19 | Christopher, Danielle and Mark had to put their full trust in their fellow housemates; however, this was fake. They were told that Ash, Ashleigh and Winston had to take part in a memory game where they had to remember particular numbers in order for the other to avoid a disgusting fate. Christopher, Mark and Danielle did not know that they were actually trying to fool them and whoever could string along the their partner for the longest would win an award. | Alcohol | Passed |
Day 20 – Day 21 | The housemates began their third shopping task in which they had to think alike. Three housemates were asked into the "mind lab" at a time and were offered a task. If they all said "Yes", they would earn 10 points and would have to complete the task; if they all said "No", they would earn 5 points but would not take part in the task; however, if their answers did not match they would earn no points, but the housemates who said "Yes" would still have to take part. | Luxury Shopping Budget | Failed | |
Day 22 | Steven was given a secret mission. He was given made up words in which he had to throw into a conversation to describe his fellow housemates. | Private Meal | Passed | |
Week 4 | Day 27 - 28 | In the fourth shopping task, Ash, Jale, and Steven became assassins and had to "kill" the other housemates during the two days without the other housemates suspecting anything. At the end of the task if Winston correctly guessed who the assassins were, the house would receive a luxury shopping budget. | Luxury Shopping Budget | Passed |
Day 29 | Helen had to make every other housemate laugh. | A clown's costume | Passed | |
Day 30 | Christopher and Mark had to correctly identify the other housemates from photos of their childhood. | Ice cream & personal photos | Passed | |
Week 5 | Day 31 | For this task, Christopher changed into Santa Claus and had to decide which housemates have been naughty and who have been nice by calling 6 housemates to the diary room to share their view. The nice housemates received a festive christmas dinner whilst the naughty housemates only got a lump of coal | Festive Christmas Dinner | Ash, Ashleigh, Chris, Jale, Kimberly, Mark, Steven, Winston |
Day 33 - 34 | In the fifth shopping task, the Big Brother ran only on batteries. Housemates were given the option to use a variety of apps which would drain the power of the battery. On the other hand, housemates could restore power by giving up personal possessions. Housemates would win a luxury shopping budget if at least 1% of power is left. One of the nominated could gain immunity but therefore the group would fail the shopping task. | Luxury Shopping Budget | Failed | |
Day 35 | Housemates were teamed up in pairs according to the results of a compatibility test they completed before entering the house. They would compete against each other in a number of love related activities to determine which double act is the perfect match. The best performing four couples would be rewarded with a party and the top twosome would gain entry to an exclusive Love Nest. | Party | Ash & Helen, Ashleigh & Chris, Jale & Winston, Kimberly & Marlon | |
Access to Love Nest | Jale & Winston |
Nominations table
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 Final | ||||
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Day 39 | Day 44 | ||||||||||||
Helen | Jale, Ashleigh |
Not eligible |
Danielle, Chris |
Power Housemate |
Ashleigh, Christopher |
Marlon, Ashleigh |
Not eligible |
Not eligible |
Pav, Zoe |
Pav, Christopher |
Winner (Day 72) | ||
Ashleigh | Tamara, Winston |
Not eligible |
Ash, Winston |
Power Housemate |
Ash, Kimberly |
Ash, Kimberly |
Not eligible |
Power Housemate |
Pav, Zoe |
Pav, Christopher |
Runner-up (Day 72) | ||
Christopher | Danielle, Matthew |
Not eligible |
Chris, Marlon |
No nominations |
Steven, Winston |
Marlon, Ash |
Not eligible |
Not eligible |
Zoe, Pav |
Winston, Pav |
Third place (Day 72) | ||
Ash | Danielle, Ashleigh |
Not eligible |
Danielle |
No nominations |
Ashleigh, Danielle |
Ashleigh, Danielle |
Not eligible |
Not eligible |
Pav, Christopher |
Christopher, Pav |
Fourth place (Day 72) | ||
Chris | Tamara, Winston |
Power Housemate |
Steven, Winston |
No nominations |
Marlon, Steven |
Steven, Marlon |
Not eligible |
Power Housemate |
Pav, Zoe |
Pav, Mark |
Fifth place (Day 72) | ||
Pav | Not in House |
Power Housemate |
Not eligible |
Ash, Chris |
Winston, Mark |
Sixth place (Day 72) | |||||||
Winston | Marlon, Danielle |
Not eligible |
Danielle, Kimberly |
No nominations |
Chris, Ashleigh |
Marlon, Danielle |
Not eligible |
Not eligible |
Pav, Zoe |
Christopher, Pav |
Evicted (Day 65) | ||
Mark | Kimberly, Jale |
Not eligible |
Chris, Danielle |
No nominations |
Kimberly, Marlon |
Marlon, Kimberly |
Not eligible |
Power Housemate |
Pav, Chris |
Pav, Chris |
Evicted (Day 65) | ||
Zoe | Not in House |
Power Housemate |
Not eligible |
Chris, Christopher |
Evicted (Day 58) | ||||||||
Steven | Jale, Chris |
Not eligible |
Danielle |
No nominations |
Ashleigh, Chris |
Marlon, Ashleigh |
Not eligible |
Not eligible |
Evicted (Day 51) | ||||
Kimberly | Tamara, Ash |
Not eligible |
Chris, Marlon |
Power Housemate |
Ashleigh, Danielle |
Marlon, Ashleigh |
Not eligible |
Walked (Day 45) | |||||
Danielle | Matthew, Steven |
Not eligible |
Chris, Ash |
Power Housemate |
Christopher, Marlon |
Ash, Chris |
Not eligible |
Evicted (Day 44) | |||||
Biannca | Not in House |
Power Housemate |
Evicted (Day 44) | ||||||||||
Marlon | Toya, Mark |
Not eligible |
Kimberly |
No nominations |
Ashleigh, Christopher |
Mark, Winston |
Evicted (Day 40) | ||||||
Jale | Steven, Tamara |
Not eligible |
Steven, Ash |
Power Housemate |
Chris, Ash |
Evicted (Day 37) | |||||||
Matthew | Danielle, Jale |
Not eligible |
Power Housemate |
No nominations |
Evicted (Day 30) | ||||||||
Toya | Marlon, Christopher |
Not eligible |
Power Housemate |
Evicted (Day 23) | |||||||||
Pauline | Power Housemate |
Not eligible |
Evicted (Day 16) | ||||||||||
Tamara | Jale, Kimberly |
Evicted (Day 9) | |||||||||||
Nomination note |
1, 2 | 1, 2, 3 | 1, 2, 4 | 1, 5 | 2, 6 | 2, 7 | 1, 2, 8, 9 | 1, 2, 10 | 2, 11 | 2, 12 | 13 | ||
Against public vote |
Danielle, Jale, Tamara |
Ash, Christopher, Jale, Marlon, Pauline, Steven |
Ash, Chris, Christopher, Danielle, Jale, Marlon, Toya, Winston |
Ash, Christopher, Mark, Matthew, Winston |
Ashleigh, Chris, Christopher, Jale |
none | Biannca, Pav, Zoe |
Ashleigh, Pav, Steven, Zoe |
Chris, Pav, Zoe |
Chris, Christopher, Mark, Pav, Winston |
Ash, Ashleigh, Chris, Christopher, Helen, Pav | ||
Walked | none | Kimberly | none | ||||||||||
Evicted | Tamara Most votes to evict |
Pauline 79.4% (out of 4) to evict |
Toya Most votes (out of 5) to evict |
Matthew Most votes (out of 3) to evict |
Jale Most votes (out of 2) to evict |
Marlon 7 of 10 nominations |
Biannca Fewest votes to save |
Steven Most votes (out of 3) to evict |
Zoe Most votes to evict |
Mark Most votes to evict |
Pav Fewest votes (out of 6) |
Christopher Fewest votes (out of 3) | |
Chris Fewest votes (out of 6) | |||||||||||||
Ashleigh Fewest votes (out of 2) | |||||||||||||
Danielle Pav & Zoe's choice to evict |
Winston Most votes to evict |
Ash Fewest votes (out of 4) | |||||||||||
Helen Most votes to win |
- Note 1: This housemate was the current Power Housemate and could not be nominated for eviction through the standard nomination process that week. Despite not being able to be nominated, in some cases, Power Housemates could face the public vote and be evicted, see note 4, note 8 and note 11.
- Note 2: On Day 2, Power Housemate Pauline granted Helen a pass to the final, granting her immunity from every eviction of the series and therefore could not be nominated by her fellow housemates. On Day 4, as housemates nominated for the first time, Pauline was told she’d make one Killer Nomination and that whoever she chose would automatically face every eviction of the series until they were evicted. Pauline decided to give the Killer Nomination to Jale, meaning she also could not be nominated by her fellow housemates in following weeks.
- Note 3: On Day 9, Big Brother announced that this week's nominations were cancelled and only the secret Power Housemate, Chris, was eligible to nominate. Chris nominated Pauline and Christopher on Day 9, Steven on Day 10, Ash on Day 11, and Marlon on Day 12. On Day 15, Big Brother announced that Housemates would be choosing the next Power Housemate. All Housemates were eligible to receive the power except for those who were currently facing the public vote.
- Note 4: Toya was voted the Power Housemate by the group on Day 16, and she chose Matthew to join her in forming the Power Couple. Together they picked Christopher to automatically face the third eviction. All other housemates later nominated as normal, but before they did, Toya and Matthew had the chance to cancel three housemates’ nominations. They chose Ash, Marlon and Steven. Had this not happened Kimberly would have also faced the public vote. On Day 18, Toya and Matthew were able to save one of the nominees (excluding Christopher and Jale). They chose Steven, who in return had to put either Toya or Matthew up for eviction. He chose Toya.
- Note 5: After Toya's eviction, Big Brother announced Girl Power, with the female housemates getting control of the house and immunity for the week. As a result of this, Jale was given a one-week reprieve from her Killer Nomination and all male housemates were automatically put up for eviction. Before the lines opened, the girls were allowed to save three of the boys. They saved Chris, Marlon and Steven.
- Note 6: Marlon was originally nominated alongside Ashleigh, Chris, Christopher and Jale, however he won safety in the Battery Power shopping task meaning he no longer faced eviction.
- Note 7: On Day 39, housemates nominated as normal, unaware that as part of "Armageddon Week" the housemate who received the most nominations would be evicted immediately the next day. Marlon received the most nominations (7 out of a possible 10 nominations) and was therefore evicted.[1]
- Note 8: : Unbeknownst to them, new housemates Biannca, Pav and Zoe all faced the public vote this week. Unlike previous weeks, this week was a vote to save.
- {{fnb|9} After Marlon's eviction, Big Brother told the rest of the housemates that they all faced the public vote this week. In reality, Big Brother handed the power to the new housemates, who had to decide who to evict. As Helen had a free pass to the final, she could not be chosen. Kimberly also could not be chosen as she temporarily left the house on Day 44 due to an illness. Following Biannca's eviction, Pav and Zoe had 30 seconds to decide who to evict, and they unanimously decided to evict Danielle.
- Note 10: On Day 46, Ashleigh was chosen by the public to become the next Power Housemate. On Day 47, she chose Chris to join her in forming a Power Alliance. Together they decided to nominate Steven and selected Mark to join the Alliance, which then nominated Ash. On Day 48, the Power Alliance nominated Pav and Zoe. In a further twist, the nominated housemates were told to decide between them which of them should be saved from eviction and which of the Power Alliance to replace themselves with. The nominated housemates decided to save Ash from eviction and replaced him with Ashleigh.
- Note 11: On Day 51, the power was given to the public. Via the Big Brother app, the public voted for Ashleigh to be immune from eviction this week and therefore, she could not be nominated.
- Note 12: On Day 61, housemates nominated face-to-face. On Day 62, as part of Big Brother's "Power of Money" scheme, the remaining housemates eligible to face the public vote (Ash, Ashleigh and Chris) each chose an envelope: one containing £1,000, another containing £5,000, and the final containing £10,000. The already nominated housemates had to choose one of the remaining housemates to join them in facing eviction, with the amount in their envelope supposedly added to the prize fund. They chose Chris, and £10,000 was added to the fund (though this was later revealed to be all false).
- Note 13: This week the public voted to win, rather than to evict. Whilst the public were voting to win, Helen and Chris were fake evicted on Day 68 and moved into the 'Spare Room', but they were still eligible to win. They returned to the house the following day.
Nomination totals
Week | Total | |||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | ||
Helen | N/A | |||||||||
Ashleigh | 2 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 12 | ||
Christopher | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | 12 | |
Ash | 1 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 12 | |
Chris | 1 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 14 | |||
Pav | Not in House | 1 | 7 | 7 | 15 | |||||
Winston | 2 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 8 | |
Mark | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 4 | ||
Zoe | Not in House | 1 | 5 | 6 | ||||||
Steven | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 9 | |||
Danielle | 4 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 11 | ||||
Biannca | Not in House | N/A | ||||||||
Kimberly | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 7 | ||||
Marlon | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 7 | 15 | ||||
Jale | 6 | 6 | ||||||||
Matthew | 2 | 0 | 2 | |||||||
Toya | 1 | 0 | 1 | |||||||
Pauline | 1 | 1 | ||||||||
Tamara | 4 | 4 |
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