The show originally aired on Sub (formerly SubTV) from 2005 to 2014. Over this period, the prize money was set at €50,000 for winners of seasons 1–9 and increased to for the 10th season.
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The most recent standard season, featuring a cast of 21 housemates and won by Reeo Tiiainen . 🎥 Popular Videos and Iconic Moments Big Brother Finland 2008-2012 Sex Videos
While sex was a major driver of viewership, other controversies defined these seasons:
Beyond the episodes, specific clips have achieved legendary status. These are not just TV moments; they are cultural phenomena in Finland. The show originally aired on Sub (formerly SubTV)
Perhaps the most famous dramatic video clip in Finnish reality TV history occurred in Season 4. Contestant Niko Saarinen, known for his explosive temper, got into a heated argument during an alcohol-fueled house party. In a fit of rage, he threw a wine glass on the floor near another contestant. The video of his immediate disqualification and emotional exit remains a viral staple of Finnish pop culture. Saarinen later returned for future seasons, successfully redeeming his public image. Perttu Sirviö’s Philosophical Monologues (2005)
Known for his multiple appearances and fiery personality. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
It’s for those who appreciate reality TV as social anthropology. The most popular videos succeed not because of fights or romance, but because they capture Finnishness —the beauty of silence, the weight of a long pause, and the comedy of someone staring into the middle distance while a kettle boils.
A high-profile comeback season that brought renewed interest, won by Kristian Heiskari.