Big Brother 2 (Croatia)
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The second season of Big Brother in Croatia
ran for 118 days, from 4 September to 30 December 2005.
Second season had radical changes in the format of show—the number of contestants was initially raised from 12 to 14; the pace of evictions and nominations was accelerated, and number of contestants were introduced at later stages.
The composition of contestants was different—they were much younger, less educated and generally perceived to be less mature. They also tended to represent various sections of Croatian population, missing in previous season. This was most evident with Matko Okmažić from Omiš
, 25-year-old son of restaurant owner, later revealed to be candidate of far-right parties at local elections. Okmažić, although popular with contestants, outraged many liberal Croatians with his chauvinist views and later had to publicly apologise after singing "Jasenovac i Gradiška Stara
", controversial song of Croatian far right singer Joško Tomičić. He outraged feminist and gays rights groups after a statement that he would kill his girlfriend if he found out she is cheating on him. In 2001 local elections for Omiš
city council he was 14th on the list for HB/HKDU
hard right coalition.
Despite this, Okmažić gradually evolved as the front-runner for the prize. He never got nominated and was part of unofficial clan of self-declared "finalists". One of those was Hamdija Seferović, the only Roma contestant in the show. Mild-mannered and soft-spoken Seferović gradually won great deal of sympathies among Croatian public, first by publicly admitting his lack of primary education, then by cultivating the image of dedicated family man.
Because of this, the actual finals proved to be quite unpredictable. This was also due to Daca Bosančić, candidate who entered finals despite her female gender, status of replacement candidate and ethnic Serb background. In the end Seferović finished first and Bosančić finished second.
This result was often perceived as the victory of liberal-minded and pro-European Croatians over the right-wingers embodied in Matko Okmažić.
The second season, just like first, also had its share of criticism—mostly due to lack of creativity among producers—but surprisingly the rating were higher than the first seasons. There were also complaints about bet shops influencing the ultimate result by publishing low odds for evictees early in the week and many conspiracy theories about huge bets being used as a tool for manipulations.
Big Brother (Croatia)
Big Brother is a reality show shown on RTL Televizija in which a number of contestants live in an isolated house trying to avoid being evicted by the public with the aim of winning a large cash prize at the end of the run...
ran for 118 days, from 4 September to 30 December 2005.
Second season had radical changes in the format of show—the number of contestants was initially raised from 12 to 14; the pace of evictions and nominations was accelerated, and number of contestants were introduced at later stages.
The composition of contestants was different—they were much younger, less educated and generally perceived to be less mature. They also tended to represent various sections of Croatian population, missing in previous season. This was most evident with Matko Okmažić from Omiš
Omiš
Omiš is a town and port in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, and is a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County. The town is situated approximately south-east of Croatia's second largest city, Split. Its location is where the emerald-green Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea...
, 25-year-old son of restaurant owner, later revealed to be candidate of far-right parties at local elections. Okmažić, although popular with contestants, outraged many liberal Croatians with his chauvinist views and later had to publicly apologise after singing "Jasenovac i Gradiška Stara
Jasenovac i Gradiška Stara
"Jasenovac i Gradiška Stara" is a Croatian song promoting the Ustaše. The lyrics celebrate the World War II crimes against the Serbs...
", controversial song of Croatian far right singer Joško Tomičić. He outraged feminist and gays rights groups after a statement that he would kill his girlfriend if he found out she is cheating on him. In 2001 local elections for Omiš
Omiš
Omiš is a town and port in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, and is a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County. The town is situated approximately south-east of Croatia's second largest city, Split. Its location is where the emerald-green Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea...
city council he was 14th on the list for HB/HKDU
Croatian Christian Democratic Union
Croatian Christian Democratic Union is a right wing political party in Croatia.It was founded in 1992 after the merger of Croatian Democratic Party and Croatian Christian Democratic Party ....
hard right coalition.
Despite this, Okmažić gradually evolved as the front-runner for the prize. He never got nominated and was part of unofficial clan of self-declared "finalists". One of those was Hamdija Seferović, the only Roma contestant in the show. Mild-mannered and soft-spoken Seferović gradually won great deal of sympathies among Croatian public, first by publicly admitting his lack of primary education, then by cultivating the image of dedicated family man.
Because of this, the actual finals proved to be quite unpredictable. This was also due to Daca Bosančić, candidate who entered finals despite her female gender, status of replacement candidate and ethnic Serb background. In the end Seferović finished first and Bosančić finished second.
This result was often perceived as the victory of liberal-minded and pro-European Croatians over the right-wingers embodied in Matko Okmažić.
The second season, just like first, also had its share of criticism—mostly due to lack of creativity among producers—but surprisingly the rating were higher than the first seasons. There were also complaints about bet shops influencing the ultimate result by publishing low odds for evictees early in the week and many conspiracy theories about huge bets being used as a tool for manipulations.
| #1 | | #2 | | #3 | | #4 | | #5 | | #6 | | #7 | | #8 | | #9 | | #10 | | #11 | | #12 | | #13 | | #14 | | #15 | | #16 | | Final | |||
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Hamdija | No nominations |
Kristina Nataša |
Brankica Monika |
Kristina Lana |
Lana Sanja |
Kristian Kristina |
Hana Kristian |
Nominated | Lana Sanja |
Daca Dominik |
Matea Sanja |
Daca Matea |
Maroje Matea |
Daca Matea |
Matea Tatjana |
Daca Tatjana |
Winner | ||
Daca | Not in House |
Exempt | Hamdija Kristian |
Hamdija Ivan |
Hamdija Ivan |
Maroje Tatjana |
Matko Željka |
Matea Tatjana |
Ivan Matko |
Runner up | |||||||||
Matko | No nominations |
Kristina Nataša |
Kristina Monika |
Kristina Monika |
Igor Kristina |
Ivan Kristina |
Hana Sanja |
Nominated | Lana Sanja |
Daca Dominik |
Daca Matea |
Daca Matea |
Daca Maroje |
Matea Željka |
Matea Tatjana |
Daca Tatjana |
Third place | ||
Ivan | No nominations |
Brankica Kristina |
Brankica Igor |
Monika Sanja |
Lana Sanja |
Kristian Sanja |
Kristian Sanja |
Nominated | Lana Sanja |
Dominik Matea |
Matea Sanja |
Daca Željka |
Maroje Tatjana |
Matea Željka |
Matea Tatjana |
Daca Tatajana |
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Tatjana | Not in House |
Exempt | Ivan Maroje |
Ivan Matea |
Daca Ivan |
Daca Ivan |
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Matea | Not in House |
Exempt | Hamdija Ivan |
Hamdija Matko |
Hamdija Željka |
Maroje Tatjana |
Hamdija Tatjana |
Ivan Matko |
Evicted (Day 104) |
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Željka | Not in House |
Exempt | Dominik Hamdija |
Hamdija Matea |
Ivan Matea |
Maroje Tatjana |
Matea Tatjana |
Evicted (Day 97) |
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Maroje | Not in House |
Exempt | Matea Željka |
Evicted (Day 90) |
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Kristian | No nominations |
Kristina Monika |
Kristina Monika |
Kristina Monika |
Ivan Igor |
Ivan Kristina |
Hana Kristina |
Nominated | Hamdija Ivan |
Dominik Matea |
Daca Matea |
Nominated | Evicted (Day 83) |
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Sanja | No nominations |
Monika Nataša |
Duje Kristina |
Duje Kristina |
Ivan Igor |
Duje Ivan |
Duje Hamdija |
Nominated | Matko Hamdija |
Hamdija Ivan |
Ivan Kristian |
Evicted (Day 76) |
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Dominik | Not in House |
Exempt | Ivan Kristian |
Evicted (Day 69) |
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Lana | No nominations |
Kristina Monika |
Igor Kristina |
Igor Kristina |
Duje Igor |
Duje Ivan |
Hana Ivan |
Nominated | Hamdija Ivan |
Evicted (Day 62) |
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Duje | No nominations |
Kristina Nataša |
Kristina Sanja |
Igor Monika |
Igor Lana |
Kristina Sanja |
Hana Lana |
Nominated | Evicted (Day 55) |
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Hana | Not in House |
Exempt | Hamdija Kristian |
Evicted (Day 48) |
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Kristina | No nominations |
Brankica Igor |
Duje Matko |
Igor Matko |
Igor Kristian |
Duje Ivan |
Evicted (Day 41) |
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Igor | No nominations |
Brankica Kristina |
Brankica Kristina |
Kristina Monika |
Kristina Lana |
Evicted (Day 34) |
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Monika | No nominations |
Duje Nataša |
Duje Kristina |
Duje Igor |
Evicted (Day 27) |
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Brankica | No nominations |
Kristina Igor |
Kristina Igor |
Evicted (Day 20) |
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Nataša | No nominations |
Hamdija Kristina |
Evicted (Day 13) |
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Biserka | No nominations |
Evicted (Day 6) |
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René | No nominations |
Evicted (Day 6) |
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Nominated | All HMs | Kristina Nataša |
Duje Brankica Kristina Igor Monika |
Kristina Monika |
Igor Lana |
Kristina Ivan |
Kristian Hana |
Duje Hamdija Lana Ivan Kristian Matko Sanja |
Lana Sanja |
Hamdija Dominik |
Hamdija Ivan Kristian Sanja Daca Matea |
Kristian Daca Matea |
Maroje Tatjana |
Matea Željka |
Tatjana Matea |
Daca Tatjana |
Hamdija Ivan Matko Daca |
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Evicted | Rene 29% Biserka 19% |
Nataša 55% |
Brankica 43% |
Monika 66% |
Igor 70% |
Kristina 75% |
Hana 57% |
Duje 35% |
Lana 53% |
Dominik 54% |
Sanja 28% |
Kristian 58% |
Maroje 68% |
Željka 64% |
Matea 52% |
Tatjana 81% |
Ivan 22% (out of 4) ---- Matko 30% (out of 3) ---- Daca 48.5% (out of 2) |
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Not evicted | Kristina 45% |
Kristina 23% Duje 14% Igor 11% Monika 9% |
Kristina 34% |
Lana 30% |
Ivan 25% |
Kristian 43% |
Hamdija 16% Lana 15% Matko 14% Sanja 13% Kristian 5% Ivan 2% |
Sanja 47% |
Hamdija 46% |
Kristian 20% Hamdija 19% Daca 12% Matea 12% Ivan 9% |
Matea 27% Daca 15% |
Tatjana 32% |
Matea 36% |
Tatjana 48% |
Daca 19% |
HAMDIJA 51.5% (out of 2) |
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