Ex-footballer David Odonkor (31) “Celebrity Big Brother” won on Friday night the Sat.1 Show , He got 61 percent of the audience calls. “Thank you Germany”, the World Cup participants sobbed from 2006, which now wants to expand the € 100 000 prize money his basement and bestow the family.
Ex-Idol finalist Menowin (27) missed the victory in Cologne Residential containers. “Again, only second,” he sighed. The ex-con had leased from the prize money for an apartment and want to buy furniture.
A furniture company had subsequently relented and made spontaneously EUR 10 000 for him loose. The third-place finisher, former ex-pop star Nino de Angelo (“East of Eden”), wanted to pay its debts. Lauter needy – but clear: the volunteer nobody
2.89 million TV viewers, however, does to were willing to sacrifice almost four hours of their time for the spectacle on Friday night.. The market share corresponded to 12.4 per cent. That was less than last year, as were still slightly more than three million before the screens. The target audience of 14- to 49-year-old viewers, the market share as last year at 19.4 percent was -. For Sat.1 the most important argument for the advertising industry
“Big Brother” began 15 years ago , then still without celebrities, the organizers said, at times of a social experiment. From such an elevation it is now strayed. It’s about “financial history”, as Nino de Angelo made clear even before the start. Each participant will receive – regardless of victory – a fee
For Sat.1 it has commercially definitely worth it, the odds were good.. This success has something to do primarily with the fact that the makers have now developed under the direction of “Big Brother” veteran Rainer Laux some professional routine. You know to stage small dramas in the forced-WG: laugh cry flirting, bitching – all seems. If it threatens to become boring, the occupants must fulfill tasks or be banished quickly again in the Spartan basement. If you like something, gets their money.
The roles are clearly defined, the participants know what they have to do in this spectacle of self-exposure. “You can not complain that I Trash in formats not commit myself to me,” the recently elected out actress Désirée Nick (59) explained in the final show. “We finally make entertainment television.”
Nino de Angelo (51) showed particularly intensive “great emotion”, as they call it in the trash TV jargon, not without the help of plenty of champagne. Guest commentator Cindy aus Marzahn took him with titles like “Don Promillo” and “Nino de alcohol”. In the final he spoke the memorable phrase: “The spectators get from me an impression that only a very few people.” Quite a few – and the millions of fans on TV
“You’re celebrities, you live. in the light, “proclaimed the Big Brother voice off. Maybe that’s one reason for the success of this mission: that the viewer then is happy to lead a shadowy existence
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