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Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Clash 2010

Pinoy Big Brother
Teen Clash (2010)
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Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Clash 2010 is the third teen edition of the Philippine reality TV show Pinoy Big Brother. It began airing on the night of April 10, 2010 (PHT) and ended over two months later on June 26 of the same year. This is the first Teen Edition to be held after a regular season instead of a Celebrity Edition. Toni Gonzaga, Bianca Gonzales and Mariel Rodriguez reprise their roles as hosts of the show. It lasted for 78 days, surpassing the second Teen edition for the longest Teen Edition by only one day.

There were two sets of auditions for this edition. The first was held simultaneously with those of the third regular season from March to May 2009. As these auditions were held a year in advance, the age limit was lowered to 14-17. A second set of auditions was held in March 2010, this time with an advanced registration through SMS, the age limit for auditioning was 15-18. A total of around 50,000 auditioned, from which 16 were chosen to enter the house on Day 1. A total of 27 housemates have entered the House, including the replacement housemate that entered on Day 20 and 10 foreign teens that entered on Day 22.

Overview

House theme

Like the previous edition, Double Up, Teen Clash 2010 uses two houses, both summer vacation-themed with beach murals, hammocks, and other amenities. House A is called the Villa, to be inhabited by housemates who have simple backgrounds. In contrast, those who are well-to-do would live in House B, dubbed the Apartment. The Villa and the Apartment have similar amenities. The difference is that the Villa has the swimming and separate bedrooms, complete with furnished beds. The Apartment only has a jacuzzi and terrace and includes a large communal sleeping area without any beds, hence the use of the banig (see Chronology section).

Teen Clash Twists

Housemates

First Batch

The First Batch consists of sixteen housemates. Fifteen entered the house on Day 1. The first seven housemates, who lived simple lives, were placed in the Villa (House A), while eight other housemates, with affluent backgrounds or interests, inhabit the Apartment (House B). The ages of the housemates indicate their ages upon entry to the house. They are also ordered below according to entrance.

On Day 2, the final housemate, Maichel, finally entered the house as part of the Villa. He takes the place of an unnamed female potential housemate whose participation was not cleared by doctors by the show's staff due to the length of time of the tests she would undergo.

On Day 8, Big Brother uninformally told Joe and Tricia to swap places. Both housemates did not manage to bring any items and clothes with them during the swap.

On Day 16, all the first batch housemates merged into one house(Villa) while the Apartment was left without residents resulting on the need of bedspacers, later to be revealed as the Teenternational housemates.

On Day 27, as part of the consequences for the weekly task, a housemate from the opposite team were hold imprisoned by the opposite house who wins one of the competitions. The Pinoy houemates lost in Round 2 which caused Fretzie to be imprisoned in the Apartment

Joe

Genesis Joseph "Joe" Vargas (b. July 28, 1992) is a 17-year-old from Quezon City. A professional basketball player at his school. He experienced discrimination due to his skin color, however due to his funny personality, he still managed to have a lot of friends. He swapped places with Tricia on Day 8. Joe was evicted along with Patrick, Sophia and Jack on Day 50.

Devon

Devon May Seron (b. May 20, 1993) is a 16-year-old from Cebu City. Growing up in a squatters area, she studied in a public school. Due to her scoliosis, her parents worked hard to finance her education in a private school right across the street from their house. Big Brother paid her remaining tuition and fees to be able to graduate. Devon's mother entered the house on Week 6 to serve as a househelper in exchange for a college scholarship. Devon was proclaimed the Fourth Teen Big Placer on Day 78.

Eslove

Remcon Christlove "Eslove" Briones (b. April 30, 1992) is a 17-year-old from Tawi-Tawi. Eslove originally came from Laguna but found himself leaving his house in an attempt to escape reality, reaching Tawi-Tawi at a point in his life. He has since returned to his home in Laguna. Due to rule violations, Eslove was forcibly evicted on Day 22.

Shey

Rachelle Anne "Shey" Bustamante (b. February 12, 1993) is a 17-year-old half-Australian from Mindoro. Born in Hong Kong, she and her mom moved to Mindoro when she was two. She never saw her Australian father. Being a veteran in beauty contests, she has six titles under her name. Shey's father was found by the Big Brother productions, however due to privacy reason, their meeting was never aired on television. Due to continuous breaking of the rules, Shey was forcibly evicted on Day 23. She left the house the following day.

Angelo

Angelito "Angelo" Pasco (b. September 26, 1991) is an 18-year-old from Antique. First born in Quezon City, he experienced family grief when his father died. Now, he is studying midwifery in the University of the Philippines. Angelo's mother entered the house on Week 6 to serve as a househelper in exchange for a college scholarship. Due to medical reasons, Angelo was sent into the hospital together with James. He was forcibly evicted on Day 54 for failing to return to the House before a 24-hour rule lapsed.

Kyra

Maria Kyra Francesca Custodio (b. June 20, 1994) is a 15-year-old from Batangas. She lived with her grandmother, but frequent squabbles with the relatives forced Kyra and her mother to break away and live on their own. She partially finances her studies with honoraria from a local dance group. Kyra was evicted on Day 29.

Yong

Marrion "Yong" Gopez (b. October 24, 1992) is a 17-year-old from Porac, Pampanga. Being the youngest of his three brothers, he is described as cheerful and warm. He is a son of an unemployed man and a housewife, and enjoys living a simple life. Yong was evicted on Day 36.

Potz

Romeo "Potz" Jalosjos III (b. July 11, 1990) is a 19-year-old from Dipolog City. He comes from a prominent political family and currently resides in Quezon City with his mother. As his name implies, he is the grandson of former Zamboanga del Norte Congressman Romeo Jalosjos, currently serving a life sentence for molesting an 11-year-old girl in 1996. Potz was evicted on Day 15.

Rebecca

Rebecca Chiongbian (b. April 29, 1996) is a 13-year-old from Cebu. She hails from an old rich family who owns a shipping line. Her father died a month before she entered the Big Brother house. Rebecca celebrated her 14th birthday inside the house. She was evicted on Day 22.

Yen

Lilieyen "Yen" Santos (b. November 20, 1992) is a 17-year-old from Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija. Once a popular girl at school, she was influenced by her friends to smoke, drink and skip classes. Her "bad influencing" friends betrayed her by vandalizing the school with negative comments toward her. Yen was evicted on Day 43.

Patrick

Patrick Louie Sugui (b. March 23, 1994) is a 16-year-old from Mandaluyong City. He is a high school student from La Salle Greenhills and was hailed the MVP of his school in his sport, soccer. Patrick was evicted on Day 50.

Tricia

Patricia Mae "Tricia" Santos (b. May 18, 1995) is a 14-year-old from Davao City. Born in Manila, her family moved to Davao to take part in her grandfather's business. She is currently studying in Ateneo de Davao University and is part of their volleyball team, making it to the National Volleyball League. Prior to PBB, she wanted to join ABS-CBN's acting workshop in 2009, but her mother did not approve, thus resulting her rebellious streak at 13 by going home late and hanging out with the older crowd. She swapped places with Joe on Day 8. Tricia was evicted on Day 63.

Kazel

Kazel Yllarie Kinouchi (b. August 13, 1991) is an 18-year-old half-Japanese from Parañaque City. The daughter of a retired Filipino expatriate mother, she has lived life without having seen a glimpse of her Japanese father. Although she is living off her mother's savings, Kazel is a self-confessed shopaholic. Kazel was evicted on Day 43.

Ivan

Ivan Anthony Dorschner (b. September 21, 1990) is a 19-year-old half-Irish from Rizal. Before Ivan entered the Pinoy Big Brother house as a new teen housemate, he was a contestant on Wowowee and an audience member on Showtime. Among the aims he wants to achieve in the show is to speak Filipino fluently as he is more adept in using English. He was proclaimed the Fifth Teen Big Placer on Day 78.

Fretzie

Fretzie Joan Bercede (b. November 26, 1993) is a 16-year-old from Cebu City. Blessed with wealth and beauty and raised in a conservative family along with her brothers, she has been flocked by suitors but had no boyfriend. She loves playing the piano and has a talent in singing and playing volleyball and basketball. She was proclaimed the Third Teen Big Placer on Day 78.

Maichel

Maichel Fideles (b. March 21, 1991) is 19-year-old from Cabayog, Samar. He is a freelance model and a contestant in various bikini pageants. He occasionally win in such pageants which is also one of his sources of income. Due to continuous violations of the rules, Maichel was forcibly evicted on Day 15.

Replacement Housemates

Based on the history of PBB, when more than one housemate is forcibly evicted from or voluntarily exits the house before the season's halfway point, new replacement housemate/s will take over their place. In the wee hours of Day 20, after Eslove and Maichel's forced evictions, a new housemate named Jovic entered the House.

Jovic

John Victor Monsod Susim (b. November 20, 1992) is a 17-year-old from Bicol. Jovic is a son of a politician in Albay, his family surrounds around politics in which the reason he also studied Consular and Diplomatic Affairs at college. Jovic was evicted on Day 36.

Teenternational Housemates

On Day 16, the Apartment was vacated after its resident housemates were moved to the Villa resulting from the merge. Because of this, Big Brother temporarily left on Day 20 to search for so-called new bedspacers for the Apartment. These new bedspacers, also known as "Teenternationals," were revealed to be foreign teenagers residing in the Philippines, but have no Filipino lineage.

The Teenternationals entered the Apartment on Day 22. They are ordered according to introduction.

On Day 26, the Teenternational housemates were officially announced as part of the competition.

On Day 27, as part of the consequences for the weekly task, a housemate from the opposite team were hold imprisoned by the opposite house who wins one of the competitions. The Teenternational housemates lost in Round 1 which caused Ryan to be imprisoned in the Villa.

On Day 39, the Teenternational Housemates officially moved to the Villa. Their group designation as the Teenternationals was still retained though.

Bret

Bret Alan Jackson II (b. March 15, 1991) is a 19-year-old originally from the USA. Bret has been living in the Philippines for almost 7 years. He was an abused child back in the US where his biological mother used to abuse him physically and emotionally. He left with his father to live in the Philippines with his Filipina stepmother. A resident of Dumaguete at the time of his participation in the PBB, Bret studied in Silliman University in high school and in college. He was president of his Medical Technology batch, a varsity player of the swimming team, and a band member. He is able to speak Bisaya but not as well in Tagalog. He was proclaimed as the Sixth Teen Big Placer on Day 78.

Carson

Carson Lee Jacob Vince (b. October 1, 1992) is a 17-year-old originally from Canada. The reason he moved in the Philippines is due to his father marrying a Filipina since his biological mother died of breast cancer. He is able to speak the native language Cebuano, but not as good when speaking Tagalog. Carson was evicted on Day 43.

James

Robert James Reid (b. May 11, 1993) is a 17-year-old originally from Australia. James was a gymnast and a swimmer. He moved with only his father to the Philippines, leaving his mother, brothers and sister back in Australia. James was having troubles adjusting in the country as he is experiencing problems with a different academics and social skills, especially the language. James is the only teenternational housemate who has Filipino blood. He was crowned as the Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Clash 2010 Big Winner on Day 78.

Jenny

Jin Sol "Jenny" Kim (Korean: 김진설 Kim Jin Seol) (b. September 9, 1993) is a 16-year-old originally from South Korea. Believed to be multitalented, Jenny moved in to the Philippines after her parents decided to live in the country. Jenny can skate and is active on chorale and theatrical organizations. Due to the housemates' failure in a test, which resulted to them committing various violations, Jenny was given the Forced Eviction, formally announced to her on Day 67. She left the house on Day 71.

Ann

Yi Shuan "Ann" Li (Chinese: 李易栓) (b. January 17, 1995) is a 15-year-old originally from Taiwan. Ann grew up in the Philippines although her parents are from China. Ann is homeschooled but her mother concentrates more on her practical skills such as ballet, jazz and figure skating. Ann was evicted on Day 75.

April

April Sioson Sun (b. April 25, 1992) is a 18-year-old originally from Hong Kong, China. April was born and grew up in the Philippines. She also lived for sometime in Hong Kong, but due to family problems they returned to the Philippines. She works as a model to earn money and is currently studying culinary arts at college. April was evicted on Day 36.

Sophia

So Young "Sophia" (Sophie) Ko (Korean: 고소영, Ko So Yeong) (b. May 27, 1995) is a 14-year-old originally from South Korea. Sophia was born in Korea and the only reason she moved in the Philippines is due to education, together with her two other sisters. However, both her parents still lives and works in Korea. Sophia was evicted on Day 50.

Jack

Sungbin "Jack" Yoon (Korean: 윤승빈, Yoon Seung Bin) (b. February 15, 1991) is a 19-year-old originally from South Korea. Jack was born and raised in Kimcheon, Korea and only moved in the Philippines in 2003. His father is a businessman and he is currently managing a resort owned by his father. Jack was evicted on Day 50.

Richard

Do Hun "Richard" Na (Korean: 나도훈, Na Do Hoon) (b. January 20, 1993) is a 17-year-old originally from South Korea. Richard studies at an international school in the Philippines, although still manages to receive racist remarks through his nationality. Richard was describe as romantic and sweet when it comes to women. Richard was evicted on Day 43.

Ryan

Hyun Sung "Ryan" Bang (Korean: 방현성, Bang Hyun Sung) (b. June 16, 1991) is an 18-year-old originally from South Korea. His father is a taxi driver and his mother is a housewife. Ryan is an only child and studies at an international school in the Philippines. He is active in physical activities such as soccer, football, and billiards. He was proclaimed as the Second Teen Big Placer on Day 78.

Chronology of notable events

Below is a chronology of events, not including nomination and eviction nights. This section also lists voluntary and temporary exits, entrances of houseguests, visitors, new housemates, and other events that affected the housemates' lives inside the House. This case, April 10, 2010 is considered Day 1.

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Week 11

Weekly tasks

For winning a weekly task, the winning house gets a weekly budget for the following week, with the losing house getting only their daily supplies. For the fourth, fifth and sixth weekly tasks, the Pinoy Teen housemates would face off with the Teenternational housemates. Aside from the weekly budget, the winner will get a sure slot in the Big Four.

Nomination history

The housemate first mentioned in each nomination gets two points, while the second gets one point. The percentage of votes shown is the percentage of votes to save unless otherwise stated. Each house would field at least the highest two point gatherers to the list of nominees. For the first three evictions, the two nominees who gathered the least number of save votes, no matter which house each belongs, are evicted from the houses, hence it a double eviction.

The two-House concept only lasted 15 days. On Day 16, all Housemates were merged into one house, the Villa. However, with the introduction of the Teenternational Housemates, the house was once again divided into two, with the Teenternational Housemates residing in Apartment. Nomination and evictions rules were also changed with a number of Filipino and Teenternational housemates to be evicted at the end of the voting period; evictions and voting for each group are independent of each other. The housemates with the top three nominations scores, including ties, are included in the set of nominees. On Day 39, the two groups were told to live in one house but they still nominated within each group separately.

On Day 39, the housemates all lived in one house. On Day 44 nominations, the housemates were told to nominate the housemates from the opposing group. The Pinoy housemates nominated the Teenternational housemates and the Teenternational housemates nominated the Pinoy housemates.

On Day 51, the top ten housemates were given the freedom to nominate any housemate from both groups, but the top two point gatherers from each group were then fielded as the week's nominees. The Vote-to-Save and Vote-to-Evict scheme was also adapted for the week.

Unite at the Big Night

The Big Night Finale of this edition, dubbed as Unite at the Big Night, was held on June 26, 2010 at Ynares Center located in Antipolo, Rizal. Like the previous Teen Edition's finale, the show had a sci-fi theme with the emphasis on robots. Tying with theme, the House was seemingly transformed into a giant robot that brought the housemates into the venue. In fact, the room where the housemates were held before they were each brought out resembled a pilot's cockpit.

The ex-housemates joined Sam Concepcion and Miles in their rendition of "Pyramid". Guests also included Double Up winner Melisa Cantiveros, first Teen Edition housemate Matt Evans, Pilipinas Got Talent finalists Keith Clark Delleva, the Velasco Brothers, and Jovit Baldivino, and the Homeless World Cup Philippine team.

First to leave the cockpit-inspired make-shift confession room was the 6th Big Placer Bret garnering 133,239 votes or 14.68%. Ivan soon followed as the 5th Big Placer amassing 137,402 votes translating to 15.14% of the total votes. Following Ivan was 4th Big Placer Devon with a total votes of 142,876 or 15.74%. The 3rd Big Placer was Fretzie with a total of 145,176 or 15.99% of the total votes. The runner-up for this edition was Ryan who had 169,797 votes or 18.7%.

James Reid was proclaimed the winner of the Edition, earning 179,294 votes or 19.75% of all votes cast. James won P1,000,000 (plus the same amount to a chosen charity), a laptop computer, a 42-inch flat screen TV, an Asian tour package, a bottled water business, and a condominium unit.

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