Big Brother 2008 (UK)
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Big Brother 2008 was the ninth series of the British reality television
Reality television
Reality television is a genre of television programming that presents purportedly unscripted dramatic or humorous situations, documents actual events, and usually features ordinary people instead of professional actors, sometimes in a contest or other situation where a prize is awarded...

 series Big Brother
Big Brother (UK)
Big Brother UK is the British version of the Dutch Big Brother television format, which takes its name from the character in George Orwell's 1948 novel Nineteen Eighty-Four...

, that aired on Channel 4
Channel 4
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 and E4. The series was launched on 5 June 2008, and ran for 13 weeks until 5 September 2008. The winner of Big Brother 2008 was Rachel Rice
Rachel Rice
Rachel Rice is a Welsh actress and model. She is most well known for competing in and later winning the television series Big Brother 9 in the United Kingdom. She has a degree in English and Drama, and is now a fully qualified teacher....

 who beat bookies' favourite Michael Hughes in the final vote with 51.3%. At the time of the series, Big Brother 9 was the least watched summer series in Big Brother's history, until the following series, with an average of only 3.6 million, down on BB8's by 0.3m.

No housemates in this series were represented in Ultimate Big Brother, the final ever show. However Rex, Kathreya and Stuart entered to take part in tasks.

Broadcasts

The series was launched on 5 June 2008, and ran for 13 weeks until 5 September 2008. This series started later than normal. It was rumoured that this was so that it did not clash with Britain's Got Talent
Britain's Got Talent
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, which was being aired on ITV
ITV
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 during May. Auditions were held from 21 November 2007 to 25 January 2008. The main show for the program was a highlights show, shown at 10pm on Monday to Wednesday, then at 9pm on Thursday to Sunday, with each program lasting an hour. Each Friday a housemate was evicted, the announcement of the loser of the public vote was announced live by Davina McCall
Davina McCall
Davina McCall is an English television presenter and actress, most notable as the presenter of the UK version of Big Brother up until its move to Channel 5.- Early life :...

 at the end of the first of two programs shown on the Friday. There was then a second program at 10.30pm when McCall interviews the evictee, this second program usually lasted until 11.00pm, unless there was a change in plans (such as new housemates going in or a double eviction) then the program was longer. For the first time since Big Brother 4 all of McCall's interactions with the house (except for the final night) took place in a studio to stop the crowd chants from influencing the housemates and to enforce the fundamental rule of "no contact with the outside world." This new medium of communicating with the house would continue into the next celebrity
Celebrity Big Brother 2009 (UK)
Celebrity Big Brother 2009 was the sixth series of Celebrity Big Brother. It began on 2 January 2009 and ran for 22 days until 23 January 2009. It was broadcast on Channel 4. The launch show was watched by approximately 6.4 million people...

 and civilian
Big Brother 2009 (UK)
Big Brother 2009, occasionally referred to as Big Brother 10, was the tenth series of the British reality television series Big Brother. It began on 4 June 2009 and was aired on Channel 4 and E4 for 93 days, concluding on 4 September when Sophie "Dogface" Reade was crowned the winner with 74.4% of...

 series.
In the final week the Monday program was moved to 9pm, there were two programs broadcast on the Tuesday, both hosted by McCall, the first at 8pm and the second at 10pm, when two Housemates were evicted. On Wednesday and Thursday the highlights show was shown at 9pm. Then for the finale there were two programs starting at 8pm and 10.30pm with an hour and half hour break in between.
Live streaming on E4 of events in the house, known as Big Brother: Live, was reduced because of the decision to keep E4 Music during the series' run rather than taking a break until the series is over. For the first time in the show's history, there was no live web stream.
The series was accompanied with the shows Big Brother's Big Mouth, Big Brother's Little Brother and Diary Room Uncut. Zezi Ifore
Zezi Ifore
Zezi Ifore , is an English DJ, dancer, television presenter, magazine editor and fashion designer of African descent.-Early life:...

 and George Lamb
George Lamb (presenter)
George Martin Lamb is a Scottish-born British radio and TV presenter. He is the son of actor Larry Lamb.-Career:Lamb's radio career peaked with presenting his own daytime show on BBC Radio 6 Music for two years from October 2007 to November 2009, before being moved the early weekend mornings for 6...

 replaced Dermot O'Leary
Dermot O'Leary
Dermot O'Leary is an English television and radio presenter. He established himself as a presenter of Big Brother's Little Brother on Channel 4 before moving on to The X Factor on ITV. O'Leary has also presented on the BBC and has his own radio show on BBC Radio 2...

 as the hosts of Big Brother's Little Brother whilst Big Brother's Big Mouth was hosted by a different guest host each week, beginning with Jack Whitehall. Chris Moyles took over for the first full week inside the Big Brother House.
The weekly podcast made by the housemates in BB8 was axed for BB9, with a 60 minute radio show Big Brother's Big Ears as its replacement. Like the podcast, it was available for download on the Channel 4 website and was hosted by Iain Lee
Iain Lee
Iain Lee is a British comedian, and a television and radio presenter. His career began when he performed stand-up comedy gigs across venues in London. He subsequently became co-presenter of the comedy current affairs show The 11 O'Clock Show on Channel 4 and RI:SE...

 and Gemma Cairney. It aired twice a week on a Tuesday and Friday (after the Live Eviction) at 11.30pm.

Logo

The official eye motif was revealed on 12 May 2008, on the official Big Brother website. This year's eye had a shattered effect, leading to some speculation that Big Brother was going to be evil. It was later announced that this year's theme was to be 'zero tolerance', which confirmed speculation of a somewhat harsher Big Brother. In 2011, it was ranked the public's favorite Big Brother eye ever. Each Big Brother show shared the same logo but with a different coloured shard to reflect the show; Big Brother's Big Mouth was green, Big Brother Live and Diary Room Uncut were red, Big Brother's Little Brother was orange and Big Brother's Big Ears was purple.

House

As with all Big Brother series since Big Brother 2002
Big Brother 2002 (UK)
Big Brother 3 was the third series of Big Brother UK. The series started on 24 May 2002, ending on 26 July 2002 and the final of this series drew 10.0 million viewers. Votes in the final week totalled 8.6 million...

, the House was located in Borehamwood
Borehamwood
-Film industry:Since the 1920s, the town has been home to several film studios and many shots of its streets are included in final cuts of 20th century British films. This earned it the nickname of the "British Hollywood"...

, Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire is a ceremonial and non-metropolitan county in the East region of England. The county town is Hertford.The county is one of the Home Counties and lies inland, bordered by Greater London , Buckinghamshire , Bedfordshire , Cambridgeshire and...

, just north of London, and was completely rebuilt with a new look for the 2008 series. The first images of the House were released in late May and showed the kitchen, living area, bathroom, one of the two bedrooms, and parts of the garden. The initial set of pictures revealed a lavish, Romanesque bathroom and a red kitchen fitted with triangular furniture and wall slats facing inwards, The bedroom shown (which the housemates nicknamed "B-Block") contains only eight beds surrounded by lockers and the garden was enlarged with vibrant colours and an ashtray in which housemates may smoke. The dining table had only eight seats when first shown to the public; it was later shown during the launch that there was a second adjoining table.
On 4 June 2008, only one day before the launch of the series, Channel 4 released images of the luxury bedroom and for the first time before the launch show in the programme's history, the Diary Room. The luxury bedroom was accessed via the garden and contains eight double beds with an oval wardrobe built into the back. The Diary Room was in between the two sets of stairs by which housemates entered and exited the House (they join together at the top). This meant that the housemates had to exit the House through the main doorway to enter the Diary Room; however, the Diary Room button that the housemates used to notify Big Brother of their intent to go to the Diary Room was located next to the main door inside the House. Outside the bathroom were tokens, which housemates bought from the shopping list and gave to Big Brother if they wanted to use hot water or get rewards. The tokens were not returned afterwards. When the house was split into Heaven and Hell, the garden had to be modified, with a new outside bathroom in "hell" and the seating area in heaven was located as the smoking area.
Other areas in the House included, for the first time, a jail for housemates who break the rules. Located in a wall of the garden, the jail had a door which locked automatically when housemates entered and was exposed to the elements but did have bars so that housemates could not escape. On launch night, Davina McCall revealed that there is also a solitary confinement space in the House; it is accessed via the Diary Room. It was used as a "task room" for various tasks. In addition, a Nominations Pod was placed outside the luxury bedroom. Once housemates entered the pod, they were free to discuss nominations; however, upon exiting the pod, the regular rules regarding nominations applied.
Early in the morning of Day 32 (6 July 2008), the Big Brother house was evacuated because of a bomb scare. All housemates were removed for their own safety while Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire
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 Police carried out a thorough search of the premises at around 1:15am. The scare was eventually declared a hoax and the housemates returned and the show resumed. The live feed was cut during the evacuation and search and didn't resume until 4:00am.

The House has been used after the series for the shooting of graphics for the home page of the Big Brother horror spin off Dead Set
Dead Set (TV series)
Dead Set is a critically acclaimed BAFTA-nominated horror drama created by English writer Charlie Brooker.The series takes place primarily on the set of a fictional season of the real television show Big Brother...

.

House split

On Day 37, after Mario Marconi's eviction, McCall announced that over the weekend housemates will elect a Head of House, who would be in control of the whole house. It was also revealed that the house would be split in two, with one side being 'heaven' and the other 'hell'. Heaven had all the best seats, the entire swimming pool, sole access to the luxury bedroom and bathroom. Heavenly housemates had the right to smoke wherever they wish, as long as hey remained in the garden, as well as sole right to the prison. Hell, on the other hand, had few seats, no swimming pool, sole access to the kitchen, meaning they had to cook for the "Heavenly" housemates as well, "B-Block" (the basic bedroom) and outdoor cold showers. Hellish housemates must also earn their right to nominate.
On Day 65, after Dale Howard's eviction, McCall announced that the divide between Heaven and Hell would be removed. Despite this, a new Head of House was appointed the next day and the housemates re-allocated between Heaven and Hell. The next day, the fence came down.

Head of House

The Head of House is responsible for doing the shopping list and deciding who does what in the shopping task. The Head of House is immune
Immunity (reality television)
Immunity in reality television is a concept that is widely used in weekly elimination-type reality television shows by which a contestant participating in such a show may not be "kicked off" or eliminated from competition in a particular time period...

 from being nominated for the week they hold the title, but they can still nominate others. The Head of House does not participate in any of the weekly shopping tasks, but supervises instead. Once a housemate has been Head of House they could not stand a second time, but could compete to stay in heaven. After the divide was removed, only eligible housemates competed to become Head of House, except for Week 12 when all housemates were eligible. On Day 88 all previous Heads of House joined Mohamed Mohamed in becoming Head of House for one day, putting an end to the role of Head of House.
  • In week 6, on Day 38, housemates elected their Head of House. Dale, Luke Marsden and Darnell Swallow stood for election. Darnell won and was crowned first Head of House.
  • In week 7, on Day 45, three housemates were chosen to compete for Head of House in a competition. They had to hang from a tyre for as long as possible, with the one staying for the longest time winning the title. Dale won and was crowned second head of House.
  • In week 8, on Day 52, Big Brother called all housemates individually to the diary room, and gave each eight chili peppers to eat. Each chili pepper was assigned a certain number of points. The housemate that scored the most points by eating the peppers would win the title of Head of House. Stuart Pilkington won and was crowned the third Head of House.
  • In week 9, on Day 59, Big Brother called all housemates individually to the diary room, to take part in the challenge of saying the alphabet backwards. The eligible housemate that did it in the fastest time would become Head of House, Rachel was second fastest after Darnell and became the fourth Head of House.
  • In week 10, on Day 66, housemates from Hell and housemates from Heaven had to make cakes resembling famous London landmarks, with Hell recreating the Millennium dome and Heaven recreating Saint Paul's Cathedral. Head of House Rachel had to choose which cake was best and picked Hell's. As a result housemates from Hell had to decide which one of them would become the next head of house, they chose Michael to become the fifth Head of House.
  • In week 11, on Day 73, housemates eligible to become Head of House (Kathreya Kasisopa, Lisa Appleton, Mohamed, Nicole Cammack, Rex Newmark and Sara Folino) had to paint themselves with the paint and sponges provided to look like statues. They had to stay still as a statue until one of them was left and they would become the new Head of House. Rex won and became the sixth Head of House.
  • In week 12, on Day 82, housemates voted for who they wanted to be the next HoH, instead of nominating for eviction. Mohamed received 4 votes and as HoH was immune from eviction that week. Unlike previous weeks all housemates were eligible for HoH.
  • On Day 88 the role of Head of House finished.
    Housemate Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12
    Voted for Votes Side Side Points Side Time Side Side Place Voted for Votes
    Rachel Darnell - Heaven Hell 0 Hell 1:05 Heaven Hell - Kathreya, Mohamed 2
    Michael Darnell - Hell Hell 30 Heaven 15:23 Hell Heaven - Lisa, Rachel 1
    Sara Darnell - Hell Hell 24 Hell 4:43 Heaven Hell 6th Lisa, Mohamed 1
    Rex Darnell - Heaven Heaven 26 Heaven 2:24 Heaven Hell 1st Darnell, Kathreya 1
    Darnell Dale 9 Heaven Hell** 10 Hell 0:51 Heaven Hell - Mohamed, Kathreya 2
    Kathreya Darnell - Heaven Hell** 20 Hell 8:05 Hell Heaven 5th Rachel, Mohamed 3
    Mohamed Darnell - Heaven Hell** 28 Heaven ? Heaven Hell 2nd Darnell, Rex 4
    Lisa Darnell - Hell Hell 9 Hell ? Heaven Hell 4th Sara, Michael 2
    Nicole 10:13 Hell Heaven 3rd
    Stuart Dale - Hell Heaven 34 Heaven * 4:52 Heaven Hell
    Dale Dale 3 Heaven Heaven 5 Hell ? Heaven
    Luke Darnell 2 Hell Heaven 0 Hell
    Maysoon Darnell - Heaven Heaven 9 Hell
    Rebecca Luke - Hell Heaven
    Belinda Luke - Hell

(*) Stuart was stripped of his Head of House title after discussing nominations. He was not replaced as Head until Rachel took over.

(**) Darnell, Kathreya and Mohamed all ate a banana from the gorilla task, therefore their punishment was living in Hell the upcoming week.
Key:
- Won the title of Head of House
- Eligible to become Head of House
- Not in the house at the time
- Was not eligible to become Head of House, having previously been Head of House.

Housemates

A total of 21 housemates entered the Big Brother house in this series. On Day 1, the original sixteen housemates entered the Big Brother House. Alexandra De-Gale was ejected on Day 14. Stuart Pilkington, entered the House on Day 16 as a replacement for Alexandra. For the first time since Big Brother 5, a second housemate, Dennis McHugh, was ejected on Day 23. Sara Folino, Maysoon Shaladi and Belinda Harris-Reid entered the house on Day 30, to replace Dennis. Maysoon walked on Day 56 and was replaced two days later by Nicole Cammack, Rex's girlfriend, who entered on Day 58.

Weekly summary

Each week in the Big Brother House is summarized in the table on the main page. A typical week begins with the nominations, shopping task, and ends with the eviction of a Housemate during the following Friday's episode. Evictions, tasks, and other noteworthy events for a particular week are noted. Some of the events listed may not be in order of sequence.

Controversy

Within the first week of the series, media watchdog Ofcom
Ofcom
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and Channel 4 had collectively received over 433 complaints about alleged bullying from housemate Alexandra, after an argument broke out between her and the other housemates regarding oven chips. Channel 4 defended its housemate selection, claiming that the production team were closely watching the housemates as they normally do to ensure the safety of the housemates. The broadcaster also noted that Alexandra had been warned that her behaviour could be deemed threatening. On Day 14 she was ejected from the house after apparently threatening to have housemates who nominated her for eviction dealt with by her "gangster friends".
Early in the morning on Day 23, (around 1/2 o'clock) a major argument began when Rex smudged a piece of pizza on Jennifer's winning drawing of Stuart from the life drawing task earlier in the week. Although she accepted Rex's apology Jennifer became increasingly agitated and upset, attracting a number of housemates to the luxury bedroom. Upon hearing about the incident, fellow housemates Dale and Stuart were visibly enraged and demanded Rex apologise, which he had already done. Shortly after apologising again, Stuart's opinion that it was done out of "spite" led to Mohamed's comment of "it's just a painting". This caused Rebecca to confront Mohamed about his involvement in the argument, and eventually Dennis to say "fuck off" several times before appearing to spit in his face. Dennis claimed however that no spit had actually left his mouth and hit Mohamed. The live feed of the House was then cut at this point, but most of the argument, its build-up and repercussions were included in the highlights the following night. On Day 23, Dennis was ejected from the house due to his actions, which were deemed as unacceptable behaviour by Big Brother.
During week 12, Darnell and Rex both received warnings of unacceptable behaviour from Big Brother after they appeared to be bullying Sara. This was after more than 1500 people complained to Ofcom about their alleged sexist behaviour.

Nominations table

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Final
Week 13
Nominations received
Head of House Darnell Dale Stuart Rachel Michael Rex Mohamed
Rachel Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Sylvia
Sylvia,
Luke
Jennifer,
Rebecca
Luke,
Rebecca
Lisa,
Luke
Luke,
Rebecca
Luke,
Lisa
Lisa,
Stuart
Lisa,
Nicole
Lisa,
Nicole
Lisa,
Rex
Winner
(Day 93)
22
Michael Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Dennis
Sylvia,
Rex
Darnell,
Rex
Rebecca,
Rex
Belinda,
Rex
Darnell,
Kathreya
Dale,
Rex
Not
Eligible
Rex,
Nicole
Nicole,
Sara
Rex,
Sara
Runner-Up
(Day 93)
6
Sara Not in
house
Exempt Mohamed,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Dale
Mohamed,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Rachel
Rachel,
Darnell
Third Place
(Day 93)
11
Rex Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Mario
Mario,
Sylvia
Rebecca,
Jennifer
Mario,
Lisa
Lisa,
Belinda
Lisa,
Michael
Dale,
Luke
Dale,
Stuart
Stuart,
Rachel
Lisa,
Sara
Sara,
Lisa
Fourth Place
(Day 93)
29
Darnell Passed
Task
Mario,
Lisa
Sylvia,
Jennifer
Mario,
Jennifer
Mario,
Rebecca
Rex,
Rebecca
Rebecca,
Luke
Dale,
Luke
Banned Stuart,
Nicole
Nicole,
Sara
Sara,
Lisa
Fifth Place
(Day 93)
16
Kathreya Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Sylvia
Sylvia,
Jennifer
Jennifer,
Rebecca
Mario,
Luke
Lisa,
Rebecca
Luke,
Rebecca
Luke,
Lisa
Not
Eligible
Lisa,
Stuart
Sara,
Lisa
Lisa,
Sara
Evicted
(Day 90)
5
Mohamed Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Dennis
Sylvia,
Dennis
Rebecca,
Jennifer
Rebecca,
Mario
Rebecca,
Stuart
Rebecca,
Stuart
Dale,
Luke
Stuart,
Dale
Stuart,
Rachel
Sara,
Lisa
Sara,
Michael
Evicted
(Day 90)
26
Lisa Failed
Task
Jennifer,
Sylvia
Rebecca,
Sylvia
Rebecca,
Jennifer
Darnell,
Stuart
Rachel,
Rex
Rex,
Darnell
Rex,
Dale
Rex,
Stuart
Rachel,
Rex
Rachel,
Nicole
Rex,
Rachel
Evicted
(Day 86)
21
Nicole Not in
house
Exempt Stuart,
Rachel
Rachel,
Mohamed
Evicted
(Day 79)
7
Stuart Not in
house
Exempt Rex,
Rachel
Rachel,
Mario
Belinda,
Mohamed
Mohamed,
Darnell
Darnell,
Maysoon
Michael,
Sara
Rachel,
Kathreya
Evicted
(Day 72)
13
Dale Passed
Task
Mario,
Alexandra
Rex,
Mohamed
Rex,
Mohamed
Rex,
Mohamed
Belinda,
Lisa
Mohamed,
Darnell
Mohamed,
Darnell
Mohamed,
Darnell
Evicted
(Day 65)
9
Luke Failed
Task
Mohamed,
Mario
Mohamed,
Sylvia
Darnell,
Rex
Kathreya,
Darnell
Mohamed,
Rex
Darnell,
Mohamed
Kathreya,
Rachel
Evicted
(Day 58)
12
Maysoon Not in
house
Exempt Belinda,
Rebecca
Rebecca,
Stuart
Dale,
Rex
Walked
(Day 56)
1
Rebecca Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Darnell
Mohamed,
Michael
Rex,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Rachel
Mohamed,
Rex
Mohamed,
Darnell
Evicted
(Day 51)
20
Belinda Not in
house
Exempt Rex,
Rachel
Evicted
(Day 44)
5
Mario Failed
Task
Sylvia,
Dennis
Sylvia,
Rebecca
Rex,
Mohamed
Rex,
Darnell
Evicted
(Day 37)
14
Jennifer Passed
Task
Mario,
Lisa
Michael,
Mohamed
Rachel,
Kathreya
Evicted
(Day 30)
9
Sylvia Passed
Task
Alexandra,
Mario
Rex,
Michael
Evicted
(Day 23)
13
Dennis Passed
Task
Mario,
Alexandra
Rex,
Mohamed
Ejected
(Day 23)
5
Alexandra Passed
Task
Rex,
Dennis
Ejected
(Day 14)
9
Stephanie Failed
Task
Evicted
(Day 9)
N/A
Nomination
note
} || || || || || || || colspan=2 | || rowspan=8 style="background:#CCCCCC" |
|-
!Against
public vote
| Lisa,
Luke,
Mario,
Stephanie || Alexandra,
Mario || Mohamed,
Sylvia || Jennifer,
Rex || Mario,
Rebecca || Belinda,
Rex || Darnell,
Mohamed,
Rebecca || Dale,
Darnell,
Kathreya,
Luke,
Maysoon,
Mohamed,
Rachel,
Rex,
Stuart || Dale,
Stuart || Rachel,
Stuart
|| Lisa,
Nicole,
Sara
|| Lisa,
Sara || colspan=2 | Darnell,
Kathreya,
Michael,
Mohamed,
Rachel,
Rex,
Sara
|-
! Walked
| colspan=7 | none || style="background:#ffccff; text-align:center" |Maysoon || colspan="6" | none
|-
! Ejected
| none || style="background:#FFE08B; text-align:center" |Alexandra || style="background:#FFE08B; text-align:center" |Dennis || colspan=11 | none
|-
! rowspan=4 | Evicted
(% of public vote)
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Stephanie
48%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#CCCCCC" | Eviction
cancelled

|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Sylvia
90.2%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Jennifer
89.7%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Mario
77%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Belinda
65%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Rebecca
65.4%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Luke
37%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Dale
63%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Stuart
59%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Nicole
94.04%
to evict
|rowspan=4 style="background:#FF8072" |Lisa
52.6%
to evict
| style="background:#FF8072" |Mohamed
1.8%
(Out of 7)
| style="background:#FF8072" |Kathreya
4.9%
(Out of 7)
|-
| style="background:#FF8072" |Darnell
14.9%
(Out of 5)
| style="background:#FF8072" |Rex
22.5%
(Out of 4)
|-
| style="background:#FBF373" |Sara
30.1%
(Out of 3)
| style="background:#D1E8EF" |Michael
48.7%
(Out of 2)
|-
| colspan=2 style="background:#73FB76" | Rachel
51.3%
to win
|}

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