Season of television series
Celebrity Big Brother
|
---|
|
![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/13/Celebrity_Big_Brother_UK_2_logo.png/220px-Celebrity_Big_Brother_UK_2_logo.png) Series two logo
|
|
Presented by
| Davina McCall
|
---|
No.
of days
| 10
|
---|
No.
of housemates
| 6
|
---|
Winner
| Mark Owen
|
---|
Runner-up
| Les Dennis
|
---|
Companion shows
| |
---|
|
No.
of episodes
| 12
|
---|
|
Original network
| Channel 4
|
---|
Original release
| 20 November
(
2002-11-20
)
?
29 November 2002
(
2002-11-29
)
|
---|
|
|
Celebrity Big Brother 2002
, also known as
Celebrity Big Brother 2
, was the second series of the British
reality television
series
Celebrity Big Brother
. It was broadcast on
Channel 4
in the UK, launching on 20 November 2002, and ending on 29 November 2002, lasting ten days. Proceeds from viewer voting went to four different charities:
Centrepoint
,
National Missing Persons Helpline
,
Rethink
and
Samaritans
. The series was sponsored by phone company
O2
.
Les Dennis
is commonly remembered for his
depression
during the series following his split from wife
Amanda Holden
.
[1]
Housemates
[
edit
]
Celebrity Big Brother 2
featured a total of six celebrity housemates, below is a table of who they are and what position they finished, unexpectedly the housemates entered and exited the house in exactly the same order (Goldie, Anne, Sue, Melinda, Les and Mark).
Anne Diamond
[
edit
]
Anne Diamond
(born 8 September 1954) is an English radio and television presenter. She hosted
Good Morning Britain
on
TV-am
and the similarly titled
Good Morning... with Anne and Nick
, alongside co-presenter
Nick Owen
. However, her presenting style has attracted accusations of "
dumbing down
". On Day 1, Anne was second to enter the house. On Day 7, she became the second housemate to be evicted from the house, after receiving 50.6% of the public vote.
Goldie
[
edit
]
Goldie
(born
Clifford Joseph Price
; 19 September 1965) is a British musician, actor and DJ, well known for his innovations to the
jungle
and
drums and bass
music
genres
. His first studio album
Timeless
entered the
UK Albums Chart
at number seven, whilst another
Saturnz Return
entered at fifteen. Aside from his musical career, his television and film acting credits include
The World Is Not Enough
,
Snatch
,
Everybody Loves Sunshine
, and playing gangster
Angel Hudson
in
EastEnders
. He was the first to enter the house on Day 1 and was the first celebrity to be evicted on Day 5.
Les Dennis
[
edit
]
Les Dennis
(born
Leslie Dennis Heseltine
; 12 October 1953) is a British comedian, television presenter, and actor, best known for presenting
Family Fortunes
from 1987 to 2002. He was fifth to enter the house on Day 1. Dennis was commonly remembered in the series for his
depression
, which was caused following his split from then-wife
Amanda Holden
. He later described his time in the house as "not one of his wisest moves". However, he continued to be on programme and was declared the runner-up.
Mark Owen
[
edit
]
Mark Owen
(born 27 January 1972) is an English singer-songwriter, known for being a member of pop group
Take That
. After the band split up in 1996, Owen became the first ex-member to release solo material. His debut studio album
Green Man
charted at number 33, which included the singles "
Child
", "
Clementine
" and "
I Am What I Am
". On Day 1, Mark was sixth to enter the house. He was later announced as the winner of the series, earning 77% of the public vote and beating Les. He broke down in tears when he left the house, overwhelmed by the fans' support.
Melinda Messenger
[
edit
]
Melinda Messenger
(born 23 February 1971) is an English former glamour model and television presenter, most notable for posing topless for
Page 3
in
The Sun
. She continued to work for
The Sun
until readers voted to ban models with
breast implants
. On Day 1, Melinda was fourth to enter the house. Whilst in the house, she was described as a "blonde
Vulcan
" by Sue, who questioned her apparent lack of emotions. She reached third place during the series' final, on Day 10.
Sue Perkins
[
edit
]
Sue Perkins
(born 22 September 1969) is a British comedian, broadcaster, actress and writer, who rose to prominence through her comedy partnership with
Mel Giedroyc
in
Mel and Sue
. Sue was third to enter the house on Day 1. During her time in the house, she had notable moments with Mark and Les. She was third to be evicted from the house on Day 9, with 75% of the public vote.
Nominations table
[
edit
]
|
Day 3
|
Day 6
|
Day 7
|
Day 10
Final
|
Nominations
received
|
|
Mark
|
Les,
Melinda
|
Not
eligible
|
Sue,
Melinda
|
Winner
(Day 10)
|
3
|
Les
|
Goldie,
Sue
|
Sue,
Anne
|
Mark,
Sue
|
Runner-up
(Day 10)
|
3
|
Melinda
|
Goldie,
Anne
|
Not
eligible
|
Sue,
Mark
|
Third place
(Day 10)
|
4
|
Sue
|
Goldie,
Les
|
Not
eligible
|
Melinda,
Mark
|
Evicted
(Day 9)
|
6
|
Anne
|
Goldie,
Sue
|
Not
eligible
|
Evicted
(Day 7)
|
2
|
Goldie
|
Les,
Melinda
|
Evicted
(Day 5)
|
4
|
|
Notes
|
none
|
1
|
none
|
2
|
|
Against
public vote
|
Goldie,
Les
|
Anne,
Sue
|
Mark,
Sue
|
Les,
Mark,
Melinda
|
Evicted
|
Goldie
56%
to evict
|
Anne
50.6%
to evict
|
Sue
75%
to evict
|
Melinda
Fewest votes
to win
(out of 3)
|
Les
23%
to win
(out of 2)
|
Mark
77%
to win
(out of 2)
|
Notes
[
edit
]
- ^Note 1
:
Les, who failed a task, was the only person allowed to nominate.
- ^Note 2
: The public were voting for the Housemate they wanted to win rather than to evict.
Viewership
[
edit
]
These viewing figures are taken from
BARB
.
[2]
Day
|
Viewers (millions)
|
Sat
|
|
2.32
|
Sun
|
4.32
|
Mon
|
4.11
|
Tue
|
4.78
|
Wed
|
7.6
|
4.15
|
Thu
|
4.72
|
4.24
|
Fri
|
3.01
|
2.72
|
4.95
|
5.42
|
Series
average
|
4.36
|
References
[
edit
]
External links
[
edit
]
51°39′23″N
0°16′02″W
/
51.65639°N 0.26722°W
/
51.65639; -0.26722
|
---|
Big Brother
| Series
| |
---|
Winners
| |
---|
Other
housemates
| |
---|
|
---|
Celebrity
Big Brother
| Series
| |
---|
Winners
| |
---|
Other
housemates
| |
---|
|
---|
Special
| |
---|
Related articles
| |
---|
|