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[[File:Jack Dee at The British Comedy Awards 2007.jpg|alt=A balding man wearing a bow-tie|right|thumb|[[Jack Dee]] won the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2001 (UK)|first edition]] of the programme.<ref name="CBB1final"/>]][[File:MelindaMessenger.jpg|alt=A curly haired blonde woman smiles.|right|thumb|[[Melinda Messenger]] came third in the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2002 (UK)|second series]].<ref name="History"/>]][[File:Germaine Greer.jpg|alt=A middle-aged woman drinking a glass of wine.|right|thumb|After accusing the producers of bullying the participants, [[Germaine Greer]] voluntarily left the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2005 (UK)|2005 series]].<ref name="bully"/>]][[File:Jodie Marsh.jpg|alt=A young woman poses in her underwear.|right|thumb|In the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2006 (UK)|2006 series]], [[Jodie Marsh]] was the first to be evicted.<ref name="Jodie"/>]][[File:Goody.jpg|alt=A dark haired woman smiling|right|thumb|[[Jade Goody]]'s involvement in a [[Celebrity Big Brother racism controversy|racism controversy]] sparked an international debate in the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2007 (UK)|2007 edition]].<ref>{{cite news|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/6285717.stm?ls|title=Big Brother row points to mature India|publisher=[[BBC]]|date=22 January 2007|accessdate=19 August 2009 | first=Paul | last=Danahar}}</ref>]][[File:Coolio.jpg|alt=A man wearing a white shirt and bandana sings on stage.|right|thumb|[[Coolio]] was accused of bullying by other participants and the viewers during the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2009 (UK)|sixth series]].<ref name="cooliobully"/>]][[File:LadySovereign.jpg|alt=A young woman with a ponytail holds a microphone to her mouth.|right|thumb|[[Lady Sovereign]] was the third housemate to be evicted from the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2010 (UK)|final]] ''Celebrity Big Brother'' to air on Channel 4.<ref name="CBB7"/>]][[File:Kerry Katona crop.jpg|alt=A young woman with brown hair smiles in front of the camera.|right|thumb|Media Personality [[Kerry Katona]] was the runner-up of the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2011 (UK)|2011 edition]], the first series to air on Channel 5.<ref name="2011Females"/>]]
[[File:Jack Dee at The British Comedy Awards 2007.jpg|alt=A balding man wearing a bow-tie|right|thumb|[[Jack Dee]] won the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2001 (UK)|first edition]] of the programme.<ref name="CBB1final"/>]][[File:MelindaMessenger.jpg|alt=A curly haired blonde woman smiles.|right|thumb|[[Melinda Messenger]] came third in the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2002 (UK)|second series]].<ref name="History"/>]][[File:Germaine Greer.jpg|alt=A middle-aged woman drinking a glass of wine.|right|thumb|After accusing the producers of bullying the participants, [[Germaine Greer]] voluntarily left the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2005 (UK)|2005 series]].<ref name="bully"/>]][[File:Jodie Marsh.jpg|alt=A young woman poses in her underwear.|right|thumb|In the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2006 (UK)|2006 series]], [[Jodie Marsh]] was the first to be evicted.<ref name="Jodie"/>]][[File:Goody.jpg|alt=A dark haired woman smiling|right|thumb|[[Jade Goody]]'s involvement in a [[Celebrity Big Brother racism controversy|racism controversy]] sparked an international debate in the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2007 (UK)|2007 edition]].<ref>{{cite news|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/6285717.stm?ls|title=Big Brother row points to mature India|publisher=[[BBC]]|date=22 January 2007|accessdate=19 August 2009 | first=Paul | last=Danahar}}</ref>]][[File:Coolio.jpg|alt=A man wearing a white shirt and bandana sings on stage.|right|thumb|[[Coolio]] was accused of bullying by other participants and the viewers during the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2009 (UK)|sixth series]].<ref name="cooliobully"/>]][[File:LadySovereign.jpg|alt=A young woman with a ponytail holds a microphone to her mouth.|right|thumb|[[Lady Sovereign]] was the third housemate to be evicted from the [[Celebrity Big Brother 2010 (UK)|final]] ''Celebrity Big Brother'' to air on Channel 4.<ref name="CBB7"/>]][[File:Tara Reid MMVA2007 crop.jpg|alt=A young woman with blonde hair smiles in front of a group of other people.|right|thumb|Actress [[Tara Reid]] appeared on the first series to air on [[Channel 5 (UK)|Channel 5]].<ref name="2011Females"/>]]




Revision as of 20:11, 27 September 2011

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George Galloway's inclusion in the 2006 edition of the programme drew criticism from fellow Members of Parliament.[1]

Celebrity Big Brother is an edition of Big Brother, a reality television series broadcast in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Originally broadcast on Channel 4 and E4 and now on Channel 5, it involves a group of celebrities, called housemates, living in isolation from the outside world in a custom-built "house".[2][3][4][5] The actions of the participants are recorded constantly by microphones and cameras situated in each room.[3] Regularly, the housemates nominate two other members of the group each to face eviction; those with the most nominations face a public telephone vote, and the housemate who receives the most public votes is evicted.[3] This procedure continues until the final day, when the viewers vote for who of the remaining participants they want to win the programme.[4] Profits from premium-rate telephone votes are donated to charities such as Comic Relief, Centrepoint and the Samaritans.[6][7]

Eight editions of the programme have been made, involving a total of seventy-nine housemates. The programme has been the centre of controversies over the actions and inclusion of some of its housemates. For instance, viewer and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) complaints prompted Hertfordshire Police to remove a coat from the 2006 edition after Pete Burns claimed that it was made from gorilla fur and therefore against the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species agreement of 1975.[8][9] However, after an analysis at the Natural History Museum, it was later discovered that the coat was made from the fur of Colobus monkeys.[9] Fellow members of parliament criticised George Galloway's participation in the same series, stating that Galloway had missed important debates regarding his constituency, Bethnal Green and Bow, and rejecting claims that Galloway took part to raise political awareness amongst the British youth.[1] The family of Stuart Lubbock, a man who died in Michael Barrymore's swimming pool, criticised the programme makers for paying the entertainer £150,000 to participate on the programme.[10] The mental states of the contestants were called into question during the first series; psychologist Mark Griffiths highlighted behaviour displayed by Anthea Turner and Vanessa Feltz as examples of the negative effects of the programme.[11] Germaine Greer voluntarily left the 2005 series after accusing the producers of using "superior bullying" tactics against contestants; commentators such as Graham Norton have argued that the housemates are not "actual celebrities".[12][13] During the 2009 series, 527 viewers complained to Ofcom, the majority concerned about Coolio's conduct towards female contestants, but it was decided that the broadcaster's code was not breached.[14] Comments made by Heidi Fleiss also proved controversial during the final series to air on Channel 4 of the programme in 2010; she accused Ivana Trump of smuggling drugs onto the programme, a claim that Trump's spokesperson denied, and made comments about abortion that attracted criticism.[15][16]

During the 2007 series, comments directed to and made about Shilpa Shetty from Jade Goody, Danielle Lloyd, Jo O'Meara and Jack Tweed caused an international racism controversy.[17] The British and Indian governments commented on the issue, while Ofcom decreed that Channel 4 had been guilty of "serious editorial misjudgements" after 54,000 viewers claimed that Shetty had been the victim of racial discrimination.[18] The broadcaster was made to air a series of on-air apologies, and the programme was not included in Channel 4's 2008 schedule; it was replaced by Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack.[17][19] In 2009, Channel 4's director of television Kevin Lygo announced that Big Brother "had reached a natural end point" and the 2010 edition was the final celebrity series to air on the channel.[5][20] However, Channel 5 stated in April 2010 that it has signed a two-year deal with Endemol, the show's creators, to air both version of the programme for a reported £220m.[5] The series started on 18 August 2010 and former Big Brother winner Brian Dowling replaced Davina McCall as the programme's presenter.[5]

Housemates

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Jack Dee won the first edition of the programme.[6]
A curly haired blonde woman smiles.
Melinda Messenger came third in the second series.[21]
A middle-aged woman drinking a glass of wine.
After accusing the producers of bullying the participants, Germaine Greer voluntarily left the 2005 series.[12]
A young woman poses in her underwear.
In the 2006 series, Jodie Marsh was the first to be evicted.[22]
A dark haired woman smiling
Jade Goody's involvement in a racism controversy sparked an international debate in the 2007 edition.[23]
A man wearing a white shirt and bandana sings on stage.
Coolio was accused of bullying by other participants and the viewers during the sixth series.[14]
A young woman with a ponytail holds a microphone to her mouth.
Lady Sovereign was the third housemate to be evicted from the final Celebrity Big Brother to air on Channel 4.[24]
A young woman with blonde hair smiles in front of a group of other people.
Actress Tara Reid appeared on the first series to air on Channel 5.[25]


Name Age[1] Reason for notability Series year Status Source(s)
1 Chris Eubank 34 Boxer 2001 Evicted [26]
2 Vanessa Feltz 38 Broadcaster 2001 Evicted [26]
3 Anthea Turner 40 TV presenter 2001 Evicted [26]
4 Keith Duffy 26 Singer in Boyzone 2001 Third place [6][26]
5 Claire Sweeney 29 Actress 2001 Second place [6][26]
6 Jack Dee 39 Comedian 2001 Winner [6][26]
7 Goldie 37 Rapper 2002 Evicted [21][27]
8 Anne Diamond 48 TV presenter 2002 Evicted [21][27]
9 Sue Perkins 33 Comedian 2002 Evicted [21][27]
10 Melinda Messenger 31 Glamour model and TV presenter 2002 Third place [21][27]
11 Les Dennis 49 Comedian, actor and TV presenter 2002 Second place [21][27]
12 Mark Owen 30 Singer in Take That 2002 Winner [21][27]
13 Germaine Greer 65 Feminist writer and broadcaster 2005 Walked [28][29]
14 Jackie Stallone 71 Mother of Sylvester Stallone 2005 Evicted [30]
15 John McCririck 64 Horse racing pundit 2005 Evicted [31][32]
16 Lisa I'Anson 39 Radio 1 DJ 2005 Evicted [33][34]
17 Caprice Bourret 33 Model 2005 Evicted [33][35]
18 Jeremy Edwards 33 Actor 2005 Evicted [33][35]
19 Brigitte Nielsen 41 Actress and singer 2005 Third place [33][36]
20 Kenzie 19 Rapper in Blazin' Squad 2005 Second place [33][36]
21 Bez 40 Dancer in Happy Mondays 2005 Winner [33][36]
22 Jodie Marsh 27 Glamour model 2006 Evicted [22][37]
23 Faria Alam 39 Mistress of Sven-Göran Eriksson 2006 Evicted [38]
24 Rula Lenska 57 Actress 2006 Evicted [39]
25 George Galloway 51 Respect MP for Bethnal Green and Bow 2006 Evicted [40]
26 Dennis Rodman 44 Basketball player 2006 Evicted [37][41]
27 Traci Bingham 37 Actress and model 2006 Evicted [37][42]
28 Pete Burns 46 Singer in Dead or Alive 2006 Evicted [37][42]
29 Preston 23 Singer in The Ordinary Boys 2006 Evicted [37][42]
30 Maggot 24 Rapper in Goldie Lookin Chain 2006 Third place [37][42]
31 Michael Barrymore 53 TV presenter and comedian 2006 Second place [37][42]
32 Chantelle Houghton 22 Non-celebrity 2006 Winner [42][43]
33 Donny Tourette 22 Singer in Towers of London 2007 Walked [44][45]
34 Ken Russell 79 Film director 2007 Walked [46]
35 Jackiey Budden 48 Mother of Jade Goody 2007 Evicted [47]
36 Leo Sayer 58 Singer 2007 Walked [48]
37 Carole Malone 52 Journalist 2007 Evicted [49]
38 Jade Goody 25 Big Brother 2002 housemate and media personality 2007 Evicted [50]
39 Jo O'Meara 27 Singer in S Club 7 2007 Evicted [44][51]
40 Cleo Rocos 44 Actress 2007 Evicted [44][51]
41 Jack Tweed 19 Boyfriend of Jade Goody 2007 Evicted [44][52]
42 Danielle Lloyd 23 Glamour model 2007 Evicted [44][53]
43 Ian "H" Watkins 29 Singer in Steps 2007 Evicted [44][53]
44 Dirk Benedict 61 Actor 2007 Third place [44][53]
45 Jermaine Jackson 52 Singer in The Jackson 5 2007 Second place [44][53]
46 Shilpa Shetty 31 Actress 2007 Winner [53]
47 Lucy Pinder 25 Glamour model 2009 Evicted [54][55]
48 Tina Malone 45 Actress 2009 Evicted [54][56]
49 Mutya Buena 23 Singer in Sugababes 2009 Walked [54][56]
50 Michelle Heaton 28 Singer in Liberty X 2009 Evicted [54][57]
51 La Toya Jackson 52 Singer 2009 Evicted [54][58]
52 Tommy Sheridan 44 Politician 2009 Evicted [54][58]
53 Ben Adams 22 Singer in A1 2009 Evicted [54][59]
54 Verne Troyer 40 Actor 2009 Evicted [54][59]
55 Coolio 45 Rapper 2009 Third place [54][59]
56 Terry Christian 48 TV presenter 2009 Second place [54][59]
57 Ulrika Jonsson 41 TV presenter 2009 Winner [59]
58 Katia Ivanova 21 Former girlfriend of Ronnie Wood 2010 Evicted [60]
59 Heidi Fleiss 44 Former brothel manager 2010 Evicted [24][60]
60 Lady Sovereign 24 Rapper 2010 Evicted [61]
61 Stephen Baldwin 43 Actor 2010 Evicted [62]
62 Sisqó 31 Singer 2010 Evicted [24][62]
63 Ivana Trump 60 Socialite 2010 Evicted [63][64]
64 Nicola T 27 Page Three model 2010 Evicted [24][65]
65 Stephanie Beacham 62 Actress 2010 Evicted [20]
66 Jonas Altberg 25 Singer and record producer 2010 Evicted [24][20]
67 Vinnie Jones 44 Actor 2010 Third place [24][20]
68 Dane Bowers 30 Singer 2010 Second place [24][20]
69 Alex Reid 34 Cage fighter, boyfriend of Katie Price 2010 Winner [24][20]
70 Sally Bercow 41 Wife of the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow 2011 Evicted [66]
71 Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff 47 Former wife of David Hasselhoff 2011 Evicted [25]
72 Tara Reid 35 Actress 2011 Evicted [25]
73 Bobby Sabel 25 Model 2011 Evicted [66]
74 Darryn Lyons 45 Paparazzo 2011 Evicted [67]
75 Lucien Laviscount 19 Actor 2011 Evicted [66]
76 Amy Childs 21 The Only Way is Essex participant 2011 Evicted [25]
77 Jedward 19 Singing duo and contestants on The X Factor 2011 Third place [66]
78 Kerry Katona 30 Singer in Atomic Kitten and reality television participant 2011 Second place [25]
79 Paddy Doherty 51 Big Fat Gypsy Weddings participant 2011 Winner [66]

Notes

  • ^ Ages at the time the housemates entered their first series of the programme

Guests

On some occasions, celebrities have entered the house for a short period of time as guests.

Name Reason for notability Role Series Source(s)
Jimmy Savile TV presenter Re-creating his television programme Jim'll Fix It with the housemates 2006 [68]
Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan TV presenters Playing You Say We Pay alongside housemate George Galloway for the weekly shopping task, as part of their programme Richard & Judy [69]
John and Sylvia Caddock Parents of Jackiey Budden, grandparents of Jade Goody Attended a meal in the house as part of the masters and servants task 2007 [70][71]
Michelle Marsh Glamour model Posed for photographs from a cherry picker as part of the paparazzi task 2009 [72]
Michael Barrymore TV presenter, comedian and Celebrity Big Brother 2006 housemate
Chesney Hawkes Singer
Alice Barry Actress in Shameless
Rebecca Ryan
Nikki Grahame Big Brother 2006 housemate [73]
Barry Fry Football manager Gave each housemate a pep talk about their performance in the house 2010 [74]
"Edward" Lionel Richie impersonator Judged a task in which the housemates had to sculpt a model of Richie's head [75]
Davina McCall Presenter of Big Brother and Celebrity Big Brother Entered the house for an evening in disguise as evicted housemate Nicola T, wearing a chicken outfit [76]
Mohamed Al-Fayed Billionaire businessman Judged an Egyptian-themed task 2011 [77]
Marco Pierre White Celebrity chef Judged a cooking task [78]
Christopher Mintz-Plasse Actors in the film Fright Night Delivered prizes to housemates who won the Fright Night-themed task [79]
Anton Yelchin

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