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5.1 Big Brother Winner Firsts

• First Big Brother Winner: Bart Spring in 't Veld, Netherlands, 1999
• First Female Winner: Angelica Freij, Sweden, 2000
• First Gay Winner: Brian Dowling, UK, 2001
• First Transsexual Winner: Nadia Almada, UK, 2004

6 Near copies of Big Brother

• Behind the Glass , in Russia, shown on TV-6
• Loft Story, in France, shown on M6 channel: http://www.loftstory.fr/
• Taxi Orange ( Austria)
• The Wall (the third season of Big Brother) in Greece, shown on ANT1
  • 2003 winner:
• Való Világ in Hungary shown on RTL klub : http://www.valovilag.hu

7 External links

• http://www.endemol.com - Company which created the Big Brother format
• http://www.eyeonreality.tv/features/bigbrother.php - Links to official Big Brother sites around the world
• http://www.BB6BBQ.com/ - Major Big Brother USA fansite
• http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2003/0317/088_print.html - Sex, Money & Videotape
• http://bigbrother.digitalspy.co.uk/ - Popular unofficial UK Big Brother site
• http://bigbrotherfans.info/ - Popular unofficial Bulgarian Big Brother fan site
• http://realityskin.net/ - Popular unofficial big brother screencap fan site

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