Veliki brat

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Veliki brat is a reality show shot and produced in Belgrade, Serbia. It is a local franchised version of the Big Brother reality series, which mostly includes contestants from Serbia along with some from Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro as well.

The first season was completed in 2006, airing simultaneously on B92 network in Serbia, and RTV Pink's subsidiaries in Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina (Pink M and Pink BH, respectively). The second season, this time in celebrity format, is scheduled for 2007.

1 Format
2 Seasons
3 Trivia
4 See also

[edit] Format

The point of the show, produced by Endemol, is like this: twelve or more people get into a house, live there for about a 100 days, with one housemate being evicted every week. Also, there is no contact with other people, or newspaper, TV, or radio. The housemates get tasks each week, plus some daily tasks... The prize money for the housemate that stays in the house until the end is €100,000. The rules are changeable, for example, new housemates can be brought, some evicted housemates can be brought back etc. The eye for season one was a copy of the eye for Big Brother 2005 (UK).

[edit] Seasons

Season 1. 2006 - Ivan Ljuba

Season 2, 2007 - Fall 2007

[edit] Trivia

Although Ivan Ljuba won the first season of Veliki Brat, arguably the most popular contestant was Miki Đuričić who left the show after 15 days.

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