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| season_name = Opposite Worlds (Season One)
| image = Opposite Worlds Logo.png
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| first_aired = January 21, 2014
| last_aired = February 26, 2014
| location = New Orleans
| winner =
| runner_up =
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| number_seasons = 1
| number_episodes = 12
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'''''Opposite Worlds''''' is an American [[reality game show]] that premiered on January 21, 2014 on the cable channel [[SyFy|Syfy]]. The show will air on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the latter being a live elimination episode. The format is based on the Chilean series ''[[Mundos Opuestos (TV series)|Mundos Opuestos]]'' (2012–13). The series revolves around a group of strangers living in a house that is divided by a "future" and "past" theme. The contestants are divided into two teams, and compete in weekly challenges to determine where they will live. One contestant, known as the Decider, selects two contestants to compete in a challenge, with the loser being eliminated from the game. The winner of the series, determined after six weeks, will win a $100,000 prize. The series is hosted by Luke Tipple.

==Development==
The series is based on the Chilean reality series ''[[Mundos Opuestos (TV series)|Mundos Opuestos]]'', which premiered in 2012.<ref>{{cite web | url = https://www.banijayinternational.com/news?id=203 | publisher= Banijay International | date= May 29, 2013 | accessdate= 2014-02-09 | title = Opposite Worlds moves East to Turkey, Croatia and MENA}}</ref> The Chilean edition featured a mixture of celebrity contestants and non-celebrities, including [[Richard Rubin (actor)|Richard Rubin]] of ''[[Beauty and the Geek]]''.<ref>[http://www.lun.com/lunmobile//Pages/NewsDetailMobile.aspx?dt=2013-01-15&BodyId=0&PaginaID=34&NewsID=213828&Name=I2&PagNum=0&Return=R&SupplementId=0&Anchor=20130115_34_0_I213828 LUN.COM Mobile<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.canalrcnmsn.com/mundosopuestos www.canalrcnmsn.com | Nuestra Tele<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In October 2012, it was confirmed that [[SyFy]] had picked up the rights to air the series for twelve episodes for a total of six weeks.<ref>[http://www.deadline.com/2013/10/syfy-reality-series-opposite-worlds/ Syfy Greenlights Interactive Competition Reality Series 'Opposite Worlds' - Deadline.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Mark Stern, president of content over SyFy, said the series "has become an absolute phenomenon [...] This groundbreaking, edgy program is a remarkable television experiment transporting the audience and the contestants into starkly opposite worlds, simultaneously."<ref>[http://www.thewrap.com/tv/column-post/opposite-worlds-past-vs-future-reality-show-coming-syfy-59641 'Opposite Worlds': Past vs. Future Reality Show Coming to SyFy - TheWrap<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The series is executive produced by [[JD Roth]], Todd A. Nelson, Brant Pinvidic, [[Adam Kaloustian]] and Curtis Colden for Eyeworks USA.<ref>[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2014/01/09/luke-tipple-to-host-syfys-opposite-worlds-988401/20140109syfy01/ Breaking News - Luke Tipple to Host Syfy's "Opposite Worlds" | TheFutonCritic.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Casting for the series was done both online and through casting calls, with applicants being able to submit videos to SyFy or to appear at a casting call.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/videos/Opposite%20Worlds/Casting%20Auditions/vid:2710428 Rachel's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.syfy.com/videos/Opposite%20Worlds/vid:2710435 Wyatt's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> It was noted that eight out of the original twelve contestants were from California, while three of the potential four contestants were from California as well.<ref name="smallscreenscoop.com">[http://smallscreenscoop.com/opposite-worlds-cast/338137/ Meet the ‘Opposite Worlds’ Cast on Syfy – What’s the California connection? | Small Screen Scoop<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Wyatt, JR, Frank, and Charles were the only contestants who submitted their applications online.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/videos/Opposite%20Worlds/Casting%20Auditions/vid:2710421 Lauren's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

It was announced on January 9, 2014 that Luke Tipple would host the series.<ref>[http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/01/09/luke-tipple-to-host-syfys-opposite-worlds/227917/ Luke Tipple to Host Syfy’s ‘Opposite Worlds’ - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Tipple had previously been on television series' for networks such as [[The CW]] and the [[Discovery Channel]].<ref>[http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwtv/article/Luke-Tipple-to-Host-Syfys-New-Reality-Series-OPPOSITE-WORLDS-20140120 Luke Tipple Hosts Syfy's New Reality Series OPPOSITE WORLDS, Beg. Tonight - BWWTVWorld<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The contestants entered the house on January 16, 2014.<ref name="robhasawebsite.com">[http://robhasawebsite.com/opposite-worlds-preview-syfy-luke-tipple-host-interview/ Interview with Luke Tipple, host of Opposite Worlds on SyFy & more<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The cast was revealed on January 14, 2014.<ref name="smallscreenscoop.com"/> Contestants Danielle Pascente and Jeffry Calle were the youngest contestants at age 25;<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/contestants/danielle Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/contestants/jeffry Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Wyatt Werneth was the oldest at age 47.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/contestants/wyatt Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Rachel Lara is a working actress and starred in Lionsgate's thriller movie, 'Killer Holiday', and had previously been a character model for Capcom's' '[[Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City]]' video game,<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/contestants/rachel Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> while Charles Haskins joined the Marines at the age of 19.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/contestants/charles Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Jesse Wilson had previously appeared on the reality series ''[[Love in the Wild]]'' (2012).<ref>[http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/exclusive-jesse-wilson-dishes-on-his-love-in-wild-experience-%28part-1%29-13628.php Exclusive: Jesse Wilson dishes on his 'Love in the Wild' experience (Part 1) - Reality TV World<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Aside from the original twelve contestants, an additional four contestants were revealed to be potential contestants, with the public deciding which two should enter the game.<ref>[http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwtv/article/Syfy-Reveals-10-Players-for-New-Series-OPPOSITE-WORLDS-20140114 Syfy Reveals 10 Players for New Series OPPOSITE WORLDS - BWWTVWorld<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The two contestants selected entered the house at a later date.<ref>[http://uverseonline.att.net/tv/show/opposite-worlds Opposite Worlds | AT&T U-verse<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

''Opposite Worlds'' airs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on the SyFy network.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The Wednesday episode of the series was announced to be live, making it the first SyFy series to air live episodes.<ref>[http://www.tvgrapevine.com/2013-12-12-08-05-13/opposite-worlds/5507-syfy-presents-opposite-worlds Syfy Presents: Opposite Worlds<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The show is simulcasted in [[Canada]] on [[Bell Media|Bell Media's]] [[Space (TV channel)|Space]] channel. In addition they hold the rights to produce a local edition of the show.<ref>[http://realscreen.com/2014/01/16/opposite-worlds-heads-to-canada/ “Opposite Worlds” heads to Canada » Realscreen<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

==Format==
''Opposite Worlds'' is a [[game show]] in which a group of contestants live in isolation from the outside world in a custom built "house", constantly under video surveillance. The house is divided by a "future" and "past" theme, with a glass wall dividing the two areas.<ref name="syfy.com">{{cite web|url=http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/faq |title=Opposite Worlds FAQ - Opposite Worlds - FAQ |publisher=syfy.com |date= |accessdate=2014-01-16}}</ref><ref>[http://spacecoastdaily.com/2014/01/werneth-selected-for-syfy-channel-opposite-worlds/ Watch Brevard's Werneth On 'Opposite Worlds' Tonight |<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Though the show is hosted by Tipple, the house also features an electronic voice, Athena, who communicates with those in the "future" area of the house.<ref>[http://www.tvgrapevine.com/2013-12-12-08-05-13/opposite-worlds/5683-opposite-worlds-series-premiere-recap-for-january-21-2014 OPPOSITE WORLDS: SERIES PREMIERE RECAP FOR JANUARY 21, 2014<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The contestants are divided into two teams, and participate in a weekly "Worldly Challenge" to determine which area the teams will stay; the winning team is given the option to live in the future or the past.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=206535602870254&set=a.182941905229624.1073741828.179048675618947&type=1&theater</ref> The two teams later select one of their own to be "protected" for the week, thus are not able to be eliminated that week. The viewers then vote for one of the two protected contestants to become the "Decider", who will then select one player from each team to face off in "The Duel of Destiny".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/about |title=About - Opposite Worlds - Syfy |publisher=syfy.com |date= |accessdate=2014-01-16}}</ref> The loser of the duel is eliminated from the competition.<ref>[http://www.tv.com/news/what-to-watch-tonight-justified-the-mindy-project-and-the-series-premiere-of-syfys-opposite-worlds-139017882945/ What to Watch Tonight: Justified, The Mindy Project, and the Series Premiere of Syfy's Opposite Worlds - TV.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The series also features a "Twitter Popularity Index", which is used to determine the popularity of each contestant; the most popular contestant receives a reward, while the least popular receives a punishment.<ref name="syfy.com"/> The index is run using an [[artificial intelligence]] which determines whether tweets about each contestant are positive or negative.<ref name="robhasawebsite.com"/>

==Contestants==

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; text-align:center"
!Contestant<sup>[[#endnote I|I]]</sup>
!Original Team
!Team Switch
!Teams Dissolved
!Finish
|-
|align="left"|'''Charles Haskins'''<ref name=tvguideoppcast>{{cite web | url = http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/opposite-worlds/cast/603971 | title = Opposite Worlds on SyFy | accessdate= 2014-02-09 | publisher = TV Guide (CBS Interactive Inc)}}</ref><br /><small>39, Military Reserve/Youth Boxing Coach, {{sortname|New York City,|NY}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|14th Place<br>Day 5
|-
|align="left"|'''Rachel Lara'''<ref>{{cite web | url = https://insidersguide.vzw.com/entertainment/opposite-worlds-exit-interview-rachel-lara/ | title= Exit Interview: Inside ''Opposite Worlds'' with Rachel: Eliminated contestant Rachel Lara shares her experience living in an ultra-techy future world as part of Team Chronos.| date= n.d.| accessdate= 2014-02-09 | publisher = Verizon Insider's Guide (sponsor's official site)}}</ref><br /><small>27, Movie Actress, Professional Gamer/Multimedia Personality, {{sortname|Sherman Oaks,|CA}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|13th Place<br>Day 7
|-
|align="left"|'''Wyatt Werneth'''<ref>{{cite web | url = https://insidersguide.vzw.com/entertainment/opposite-worlds-exit-interview-wyatt-werneth/ | title= Exit Interview: Final Thoughts from Wyatt of ''Opposite Worlds''" Moments after his elimination, Wyatt Werneth reflects on his experience in the ''Opposite Worlds'' house.| date= n.d.| accessdate= 2014-02-09 | publisher = Verizon Insider's Guide (sponsor's official site)}}</ref><br /><small>47, Military/Public Safety Diving Specialist, {{sortname|Cocoa Beach,|FL}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|12th Place<br>Day 14
|-
|align="left"|'''Angela Lima'''<ref>{{cite web | url = https://insidersguide.vzw.com/entertainment/opposite-worlds-exit-interview-angela-lima/ | title= Exit Interview: Angela Lima Leaves the Past Behind on Opposite Worlds | date= n.d.| accessdate= 2014-02-09 | publisher = Verizon Insider's Guide (sponsor's official site)}}</ref><br /><small>34, VP at Vegan Food Company, {{sortname|Minneapolis,|MN}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|11th Place<br>Day 21
|-
|align="left"|'''Danielle Pascente'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>25, Sports Model/Personal Trainer, {{sortname|Phoenix,|AZ}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|10th Place<br>Day 28
|-
|align="left"|'''Steve DiCarlo'''<sup>[[#endnote 1|1]]<br/></sup><small>24, Journalist, {{sortname|Burnt Hills,|NY}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|9th Place<br>Day 29
|-
|align="left"|'''Mercy Ukpolo'''<sup>[[#endnote 1|1]]<br/></sup><small>25, Operations Manager, {{sortname|Rancho Cucamonga,|CA}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|7th/8th Place<br>Day 35
|-
|align="left"|'''Jesse Wilson'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>34, Model/Photographer, {{sortname|Knights Ferry,|CA}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Gray"|
|7th/8th Place<br>Day 35
|-
|align="left"|''' Lisette Resille'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>32, Registered Nurse, {{sortname|Tucson,|AZ}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
|5th/6th Place<br>Day 36
|-
|align="left"|'''Lauren Schwab'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>27, Fulcrum Adventures Instructor, {{sortname|Valley Center,|KS}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
|5th/6th Place<br>Day 36
|-
|align="left"|'''Samm Murphy'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>28, Medical Supplies Distributor, {{sortname|Jacksonville,|FL}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
|4th Place<br>Day 42
|-
|align="left"|'''Jeffry Calle'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>25, Non-profit Coordinator, {{sortname|Suffern,|NY}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
|3rd Place<br>Day 42
|-
|align="left"|'''J.R. Cook'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>28, Attorney, {{sortname|Knoxville,|TN}}
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
|2nd Place <br>Day 42
|-
|align="left"|'''Frank Sansonetti'''<ref name="tvguideoppcast"/><br /><small>33, Firefighter, {{sortname|Staten Island,|NY}}
|bgcolor="FFD08F"| Chronos
|bgcolor="8CEDFA"| Epoch
|bgcolor="Green"| Individuals
| Winner <br>Day 42
|-
|}

In addition four more potential cast members were revealed for a public vote. The two players with the most votes will move into the house in time for the January 21 taped episode.<ref name="robhasawebsite.com"/>
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 70%"
|-
!style="text-align:left" |Name
!style="text-align:left" |Age{{ref|H1|[I]}}
!style="text-align:left" |Occupation
!style="text-align:left" |Hometown
|-
| Kevin
| 38
| Personal Trainer
| {{sortname|Monroe,|NY}}
|-
| Mercy
| 25
| Operations Manager
| {{sortname|Rancho Cucamonga,|CA}}
|-
| Natela
| 30
| Jewelry Sales
| {{sortname|Sochi,|Russia}}
|-
| Steve
| 24
| Journalist
| {{sortname|Burnt Hills,|NY}}
|}

===Notes===
<sup>{{note|H1|[I]}}</sup> Contestant's age at the start of the season.
*{{note|1|Note 1}} Players were chosen by the public to move into the house.
*{{note|2|Note 2}} Charles broke his leg during the first worldy challenge and therefore could no longer compete in the show.

==Summary==
On Day 1, the original twelve players entered the house in two groups; Danielle, Frank, Jeffry, Jesse, Lisette, and Rachel formed the Chronos team, and lived in the future area while Angela, Charles, JR, Lauren, Samm, and Wyatt formed the Epoch team in the past area.<ref>[http://www.yourrealityrecaps.com/oworlds#/oworlds/ Your Reality Recaps Opposite Worlds Recaps<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The following day, the contestants competed in the first Worldly Challenge, which saw the contestants facing off on a platform attempting to knock one another off using stun guns.<ref>[http://robhasawebsite.com/syfy-opposite-worlds-preview-recap-review-podcast/ Recap of SyFy’s Opposite Worlds | Review of the Season Premiere<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> During the competition, Charles broke his leg and Lauren broke her finger and sprained her wrist.<ref>[http://www.realityblurred.com/realitytv/archives/opposite_worlds/2014_Jan_22_first-episode First thoughts on Opposite Worlds, aka Glass House 2.0 + reality blurred<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Though Lauren returned to the game that night, Charles remained outside of the house.<ref>[http://www.syfy.com/videos/Opposite%20Worlds/vid:2710123 Future Welcome, Past Welcome | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.syfy.com/videos/Opposite%20Worlds/Clips/vid:2712282 Break a Leg...Literally! | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Chronos won the competition after it came down to a tie-breaker round, and chose to remain in the future area. On Day 3, Lisette and JR were chosen to be the two protected contestants.<ref name="episode">[http://www.syfy.com/oppositeworlds/episodes Time | Episodes | Opposite Worlds | Syfy<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> On Day 7, It was revealed J.R. won The Decider with 90% of the vote. J.R. decided to put in Angela and Rachel in The Duel in which Angela won.<ref name="episode"/>

==Game history==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:85%; line-height:15px;"
|-
! colspan="2" rowspan="1"|
! Week 1
! Week 2
! Week 3
! Week 4
! colspan="2"| Week 5
! colspan="1"| Week 6
! colspan="2"| Final
|-
!colspan="2"|Worldly <br>Challenge <br>Winners
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Chronos
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Chronos
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Epoch
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="2"|Chronos
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|Frank<br>JR
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|JR
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="1"| ''none''
|-
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Protected
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Lisette
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Frank
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Danielle
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jesse
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="2"|Jeffry
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="2"| ''none''
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1" rowspan="2"| ''Frank''
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="2"| ''none''
|-
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|JR
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Lauren
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Samm
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|JR
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="2"|Lauren
|-
!colspan="2"|The Decider
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|JR
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Lauren
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Samm
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|JR
|''none''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Lauren
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|Frank<br>JR
|''none''
|''none''
|-
!colspan="2" rowspan="4"|Duel<br>Nominees
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Rachel
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Jesse
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Frank
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Danielle
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="4"| ''none''
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jesse
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="4"| ''none''
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="4"| ''none''
|bgcolor="" colspan="1" rowspan="4"| ''none''
|-
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Mercy
|-
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Angela
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Wyatt
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Angela
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1" rowspan="2"|Steve
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Frank
|-
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Samm
|-
! style="background:#000;" colspan="13" |
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Frank
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''<br>''(7%)''
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''Co-Decider''
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|'''Winner'''
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!JR
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''The Decider''<br>''(>90%)''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''The Decider''<br>''(>93%)''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''Co-Decider''
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|''Won Quiz''
|bgcolor="darkgray;" colspan="1"|'''Runner Up'''
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Jeffry
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="F1FF99" colspan="2"|''Protected''<br>''(>14%)
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|Chosen
|style="background:#6D9BC3;" |''Lost Quiz''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="3"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 42)
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Samm
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''The Decider''<br>''(86%)''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|bgcolor="cc99ff" colspan="1"|Chosen
|style="background:#6D9BC3;" |''Lost Quiz''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="3"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 42)
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Lauren
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''The Decider''<br>''(93%)''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''
|bgcolor="LightGreen"|''The Decider''<br>''(<86%)''
|style="background:#6D9BC3;" |''Not Chosen'' <sup>[[#endnote4|4]]</sup>
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="4"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 36)
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Lisette
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''<br>''(<10%)''
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#6D9BC3;" |''Not Chosen'' <sup>[[#endnote4|4]]</sup>
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="4"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 36)
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Jesse
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''<br>''(<7%)''
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="4"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 35)
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Mercy
|colspan="1"|''Not in<br />House''
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="4"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 35)
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Steve
|colspan="1"|''Not in<br />House''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:#6D9BC3;" |''Voted Out'' <sup>[[#endnote3|3]]</sup>
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="5"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 29)
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Danielle
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Safe
|bgcolor="F1FF99"|''Protected''<br>''(14%)''
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="6"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 28)
|-
|style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Angela
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="7"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 21)
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Wyatt
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Safe
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="8"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 14)
|-
!style="background:#FFD08F;" |
!Rachel
|style="background:#959ffd;" |''Nominated''
|style="background:Salmon;" colspan="9"|''Eliminated''<br>(Day 7)
|-
!style="background:#8CEDFA;" |
!Charles
|style="background:Pink;" colspan="10"|''Evacuated''<br>(Day 5)
|-
! style="background:#000;" colspan="13" |
|-
! colspan="2"|Rewarded
|rowspan="2"|none
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|JR
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Lauren
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jesse
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="2"|Lauren
|bgcolor="8CEDFA" colspan="1"|Lauren
|bgcolor="" rowspan="2" colspan="2"| ''none''
|-
! colspan="2"|Punished
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jeffry
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jesse
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Jeffry
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="2"|Jeffry
|bgcolor="FFD08F" colspan="1"|Lisette
|-
|}

===Notes===

* {{colorbox|#FFD08F}} Represents Team Chronos
* {{colorbox|#8CEDFA}} Represents Team Epoch
*{{note|3|Note 3}} After losing the challenge Team Epoch had to vote someone off. They voted off Steve.
*{{note|4|Note 4}} After winning the challenge, each of the two winners pick another to continue as well, effectively removing the two unpicked players.

==References==
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Opposite Worlds
GenreReality competition
Created bySergio Nakasone
Directed byHans van Riet
Presented byLuke Tipple
Country of originUnited States
Chile (Franchise)
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producerCurtis Colden
Running time43 minutes
Original release
NetworkSyfy
ReleaseJanuary 21 (2014-01-21) –
February 26, 2014 (2014-02-26)
Related
Mundos Opuestos

Opposite Worlds is an American reality game show that premiered on January 21, 2014 on the cable channel Syfy. The show previously aired on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the latter being a live elimination episode. The format of the reality game show is based on the successful Chilean series Mundos Opuestos (2012–13) on the cable channel Canal 13. The series revolves around a group of strangers living in a house that is divided by a "future" and "past" theme. The contestants are divided into two teams, and compete in weekly challenges to determine where they will live. One contestant, known as the Decider, selects two contestants to compete in a challenge, with the loser being eliminated from the game. The winner of the series, determined after six weeks, will win a $100,000 prize. The series is hosted by Luke Tipple.

History

The Chilean series Mundos Opuestos first premiered in January of 2012, and featured a total of thirty-two contestants who were both celebrities and non-celebrities, including Richard Rubin of Beauty and the Geek.[1][2] The series proved to be an early success, and editions for Turkey, Mexico, and the United States were later announced to be in the works.[3][4] The series was first announced in October of 2013, and was slated for a January 2014 release.[5] The series officially launched on January 21, 2014.[6] The first season ended on February 26, 2014 and as of January 2016, a second season has not been announced.

Format

Opposite Worlds is a game show in which a group of contestants live in isolation from the outside world in a custom built "house", constantly under video surveillance. The house is divided by a "future" (luxurious Space Age) and "past" (primitive Stone Age) theme, with a glass wall dividing the two areas.[7] The contestants are divided into two teams, and participate in a weekly "Worldly Challenge" to determine which area the teams will stay; the winning team is given the option to live in the future or the past.[8] The two teams later select one of their own to be "protected" for the week, thus are not able to be eliminated that week. The viewers then vote for one of the two protected contestants to become the "Decider", who will then select one player from each team to face off in "The Duel of Destiny".[9] The loser of the duel is eliminated from the competition.[10] The series also features a "Twitter Popularity Index" (TPI), which is used to determine the popularity of each contestant; the most popular contestant receives a reward, while the least popular receives a punishment.[7]

Season details

Season Launch date Finale date Days Contestants Winner Prize money Average viewers
(millions)		 Episodes
Opposite Worlds (season 1) January 21, 2014 February 26, 2014 42
14
 Frank Sansonetti $100,000 TBA 12

References

  1. ^ LUN.COM Mobile
  2. ^ Banijay - News
  3. ^ www.canalrcnmsn.com | Nuestra Tele
  4. ^ 'Opposite Worlds': Past vs. Future Reality Show Coming to SyFy - TheWrap
  5. ^ Syfy Greenlights Interactive Competition Reality Series 'Opposite Worlds' - Deadline.com
  6. ^ SALINGER On PBS’ AMERICAN MASTERS!! The Premieres Of Syfy’s OPPOSITE WORLDS!! - Ain't It Cool News: The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news
  7. ^ a b "Opposite Worlds FAQ - Opposite Worlds - FAQ". syfy.com. Retrieved 2014-01-16.
  8. ^ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=206535602870254&set=a.182941905229624.1073741828.179048675618947&type=1&theater
  9. ^ "About - Opposite Worlds - Syfy". syfy.com. Retrieved 2014-01-16.
  10. ^ What to Watch Tonight: Justified, The Mindy Project, and the Series Premiere of Syfy's Opposite Worlds - TV.com

External links

Template:Infobox Television Survivor

Opposite Worlds is an American reality game show that premiered on January 21, 2014 on the cable channel Syfy. The show will air on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the latter being a live elimination episode. The format is based on the Chilean series Mundos Opuestos (2012–13). The series revolves around a group of strangers living in a house that is divided by a "future" and "past" theme. The contestants are divided into two teams, and compete in weekly challenges to determine where they will live. One contestant, known as the Decider, selects two contestants to compete in a challenge, with the loser being eliminated from the game. The winner of the series, determined after six weeks, will win a $100,000 prize. The series is hosted by Luke Tipple.

Development

The series is based on the Chilean reality series Mundos Opuestos, which premiered in 2012.[1] The Chilean edition featured a mixture of celebrity contestants and non-celebrities, including Richard Rubin of Beauty and the Geek.[2][3] In October 2012, it was confirmed that SyFy had picked up the rights to air the series for twelve episodes for a total of six weeks.[4] Mark Stern, president of content over SyFy, said the series "has become an absolute phenomenon [...] This groundbreaking, edgy program is a remarkable television experiment transporting the audience and the contestants into starkly opposite worlds, simultaneously."[5] The series is executive produced by JD Roth, Todd A. Nelson, Brant Pinvidic, Adam Kaloustian and Curtis Colden for Eyeworks USA.[6] Casting for the series was done both online and through casting calls, with applicants being able to submit videos to SyFy or to appear at a casting call.[7][8] It was noted that eight out of the original twelve contestants were from California, while three of the potential four contestants were from California as well.[9] Wyatt, JR, Frank, and Charles were the only contestants who submitted their applications online.[10]

It was announced on January 9, 2014 that Luke Tipple would host the series.[11] Tipple had previously been on television series' for networks such as The CW and the Discovery Channel.[12] The contestants entered the house on January 16, 2014.[13] The cast was revealed on January 14, 2014.[9] Contestants Danielle Pascente and Jeffry Calle were the youngest contestants at age 25;[14][15] Wyatt Werneth was the oldest at age 47.[16] Rachel Lara is a working actress and starred in Lionsgate's thriller movie, 'Killer Holiday', and had previously been a character model for Capcom's' 'Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City' video game,[17] while Charles Haskins joined the Marines at the age of 19.[18] Jesse Wilson had previously appeared on the reality series Love in the Wild (2012).[19] Aside from the original twelve contestants, an additional four contestants were revealed to be potential contestants, with the public deciding which two should enter the game.[20] The two contestants selected entered the house at a later date.[21]

Opposite Worlds airs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on the SyFy network.[22] The Wednesday episode of the series was announced to be live, making it the first SyFy series to air live episodes.[23] The show is simulcasted in Canada on Bell Media's Space channel. In addition they hold the rights to produce a local edition of the show.[24]

Format

Opposite Worlds is a game show in which a group of contestants live in isolation from the outside world in a custom built "house", constantly under video surveillance. The house is divided by a "future" and "past" theme, with a glass wall dividing the two areas.[25][26] Though the show is hosted by Tipple, the house also features an electronic voice, Athena, who communicates with those in the "future" area of the house.[27] The contestants are divided into two teams, and participate in a weekly "Worldly Challenge" to determine which area the teams will stay; the winning team is given the option to live in the future or the past.[28] The two teams later select one of their own to be "protected" for the week, thus are not able to be eliminated that week. The viewers then vote for one of the two protected contestants to become the "Decider", who will then select one player from each team to face off in "The Duel of Destiny".[29] The loser of the duel is eliminated from the competition.[30] The series also features a "Twitter Popularity Index", which is used to determine the popularity of each contestant; the most popular contestant receives a reward, while the least popular receives a punishment.[25] The index is run using an artificial intelligence which determines whether tweets about each contestant are positive or negative.[13]

Contestants

ContestantI Original Team Team Switch Teams Dissolved Finish
Charles Haskins[31]
39, Military Reserve/Youth Boxing Coach, New York City, NY 		Epoch 14th Place
Day 5
Rachel Lara[32]
27, Movie Actress, Professional Gamer/Multimedia Personality, Sherman Oaks, CA 		Chronos 13th Place
Day 7
Wyatt Werneth[33]
47, Military/Public Safety Diving Specialist, Cocoa Beach, FL 		Epoch 12th Place
Day 14
Angela Lima[34]
34, VP at Vegan Food Company, Minneapolis, MN 		Epoch 11th Place
Day 21
Danielle Pascente[31]
25, Sports Model/Personal Trainer, Phoenix, AZ 		Chronos Chronos 10th Place
Day 28
Steve DiCarlo1
24, Journalist, Burnt Hills, NY 		Epoch Epoch 9th Place
Day 29
Mercy Ukpolo1
25, Operations Manager, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 		Chronos Chronos 7th/8th Place
Day 35
Jesse Wilson[31]
34, Model/Photographer, Knights Ferry, CA 		Chronos Chronos 7th/8th Place
Day 35
Lisette Resille[31]
32, Registered Nurse, Tucson, AZ 		Chronos Chronos Individuals 5th/6th Place
Day 36
Lauren Schwab[31]
27, Fulcrum Adventures Instructor, Valley Center, KS 		Epoch Epoch Individuals 5th/6th Place
Day 36
Samm Murphy[31]
28, Medical Supplies Distributor, Jacksonville, FL 		Epoch Epoch Individuals 4th Place
Day 42
Jeffry Calle[31]
25, Non-profit Coordinator, Suffern, NY 		Chronos Chronos Individuals 3rd Place
Day 42
J.R. Cook[31]
28, Attorney, Knoxville, TN 		Epoch Epoch Individuals 2nd Place
Day 42
Frank Sansonetti[31]
33, Firefighter, Staten Island, NY 		Chronos Epoch Individuals Winner
Day 42

In addition four more potential cast members were revealed for a public vote. The two players with the most votes will move into the house in time for the January 21 taped episode.[13]

Name Age[I] Occupation Hometown
Kevin 38 Personal Trainer Monroe, NY
Mercy 25 Operations Manager Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Natela 30 Jewelry Sales Sochi, Russia
Steve 24 Journalist Burnt Hills, NY

Notes

^[I] Contestant's age at the start of the season.

  • ^Note 1 Players were chosen by the public to move into the house.
  • ^Note 2 Charles broke his leg during the first worldy challenge and therefore could no longer compete in the show.

Summary

On Day 1, the original twelve players entered the house in two groups; Danielle, Frank, Jeffry, Jesse, Lisette, and Rachel formed the Chronos team, and lived in the future area while Angela, Charles, JR, Lauren, Samm, and Wyatt formed the Epoch team in the past area.[35] The following day, the contestants competed in the first Worldly Challenge, which saw the contestants facing off on a platform attempting to knock one another off using stun guns.[36] During the competition, Charles broke his leg and Lauren broke her finger and sprained her wrist.[37] Though Lauren returned to the game that night, Charles remained outside of the house.[38][39] Chronos won the competition after it came down to a tie-breaker round, and chose to remain in the future area. On Day 3, Lisette and JR were chosen to be the two protected contestants.[40] On Day 7, It was revealed J.R. won The Decider with 90% of the vote. J.R. decided to put in Angela and Rachel in The Duel in which Angela won.[40]

Game history

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Final
Worldly
Challenge
Winners 		Chronos Chronos Chronos Epoch Chronos Frank
JR 		JR none
Protected Lisette Frank Danielle Jesse Jeffry none Frank none
JR Lauren Samm JR Lauren
The Decider JR Lauren Samm JR none Lauren Frank
JR 		none none
Duel
Nominees 		Rachel Jesse Frank Danielle none Jesse none none none
Mercy
Angela Wyatt Angela Steve Frank
Samm
Frank Safe Protected
(7%) 		Nominated Safe Safe Nominated Co-Decider Protected Winner
JR The Decider
(>90%) 		Safe Safe The Decider
(>93%) 		Safe Safe Co-Decider Won Quiz Runner Up
Jeffry Safe Safe Safe Safe Protected
(>14%) 		Chosen Lost Quiz Eliminated
(Day 42)
Samm Safe Safe The Decider
(86%) 		Safe Safe Nominated Chosen Lost Quiz Eliminated
(Day 42)
Lauren Safe The Decider
(93%) 		Safe Safe Protected The Decider
(<86%) 		Not Chosen 4 Eliminated
(Day 36)
Lisette Protected
(<10%) 		Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Not Chosen 4 Eliminated
(Day 36)
Jesse Safe Nominated Safe Protected
(<7%) 		Safe Nominated Eliminated
(Day 35)
Mercy Not in
House 		Safe Safe Safe Safe Nominated Eliminated
(Day 35)
Steve Not in
House 		Safe Safe Nominated Voted Out 3 Eliminated
(Day 29)
Danielle Safe Safe Protected
(14%) 		Nominated Eliminated
(Day 28)
Angela Nominated Safe Nominated Eliminated
(Day 21)
Wyatt Safe Nominated Eliminated
(Day 14)
Rachel Nominated Eliminated
(Day 7)
Charles Evacuated
(Day 5)
Rewarded none JR Lauren Jesse Lauren Lauren none
Punished Jeffry Jesse Jeffry Jeffry Lisette

Notes

  •   Represents Team Chronos
  •   Represents Team Epoch
  • ^Note 3 After losing the challenge Team Epoch had to vote someone off. They voted off Steve.
  • ^Note 4 After winning the challenge, each of the two winners pick another to continue as well, effectively removing the two unpicked players.

References

  1. ^ "Opposite Worlds moves East to Turkey, Croatia and MENA". Banijay International. May 29, 2013. Retrieved 2014-02-09.
  2. ^ LUN.COM Mobile
  3. ^ www.canalrcnmsn.com | Nuestra Tele
  4. ^ Syfy Greenlights Interactive Competition Reality Series 'Opposite Worlds' - Deadline.com
  5. ^ 'Opposite Worlds': Past vs. Future Reality Show Coming to SyFy - TheWrap
  6. ^ Breaking News - Luke Tipple to Host Syfy's "Opposite Worlds" | TheFutonCritic.com
  7. ^ Rachel's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy
  8. ^ Wyatt's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy
  9. ^ a b Meet the ‘Opposite Worlds’ Cast on Syfy – What’s the California connection? | Small Screen Scoop
  10. ^ Lauren's Casting Audition | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy
  11. ^ Luke Tipple to Host Syfy’s ‘Opposite Worlds’ - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers
  12. ^ Luke Tipple Hosts Syfy's New Reality Series OPPOSITE WORLDS, Beg. Tonight - BWWTVWorld
  13. ^ a b c Interview with Luke Tipple, host of Opposite Worlds on SyFy & more
  14. ^ Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  15. ^ Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  16. ^ Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  17. ^ Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  18. ^ Contestants | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  19. ^ Exclusive: Jesse Wilson dishes on his 'Love in the Wild' experience (Part 1) - Reality TV World
  20. ^ Syfy Reveals 10 Players for New Series OPPOSITE WORLDS - BWWTVWorld
  21. ^ Opposite Worlds | AT&T U-verse
  22. ^ Opposite Worlds | Syfy
  23. ^ Syfy Presents: Opposite Worlds
  24. ^ “Opposite Worlds” heads to Canada » Realscreen
  25. ^ a b "Opposite Worlds FAQ - Opposite Worlds - FAQ". syfy.com. Retrieved 2014-01-16.
  26. ^ Watch Brevard's Werneth On 'Opposite Worlds' Tonight |
  27. ^ OPPOSITE WORLDS: SERIES PREMIERE RECAP FOR JANUARY 21, 2014
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  34. ^ "Exit Interview: Angela Lima Leaves the Past Behind on Opposite Worlds". Verizon Insider's Guide (sponsor's official site). n.d. Retrieved 2014-02-09.
  35. ^ Your Reality Recaps Opposite Worlds Recaps
  36. ^ Recap of SyFy’s Opposite Worlds | Review of the Season Premiere
  37. ^ First thoughts on Opposite Worlds, aka Glass House 2.0 + reality blurred
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  39. ^ Break a Leg...Literally! | Opposite Worlds | Syfy Video | Syfy
  40. ^ a b Time | Episodes | Opposite Worlds | Syfy
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