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Beauty and the Geek Australia
Created by
Ashton Kutcher
Presented by
Bernard Curry (2009–12)
James Tobin (2013–14)
Opening theme
"Is She Really Going Out with Him?" by Wes Carr
(series 1-3)
"Good Time" by Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen
(Series 4)
Country of origin
Australia
Original language(s)
English
No. of seasons
6
No. of episodes
49
Production
Executive producer(s)
Shine Australia - Marty Benson
Running time
60 minutes (including commercials)
Production company(s)
Endemol Southern Star (2009)
Southern Star Group (2010–11)
Shine Australia (2012–14)
Release
Original network
Seven Network
Picture format
576i (SDTV)
1080i (HDTV) (season 1 only)
Audio format
Dolby Digital 5.1
Original release
8 October 2009 – 27 November 2014
Chronology
Related shows
Beauty and the Geek
Beauty and the Geek (UK TV series)
External links
Website
Beauty and the Geek Australia is an Australian reality television series on the Seven Network. It was originally hosted by Bernard Curry in the first four series and has been replaced by James Tobin as the new host. It is based on the United States program Beauty and the Geek created by Ashton Kutcher.
The premise of the show consists of a group of "Beauties" (young women who have relied primarily on their looks) and a group of "Geeks" (young men who have relied primarily on intellect rather than social aptitude or looks) are paired up to compete as teams for a A$100,000 prize.
As of 27 November 2014, 49 episodes have aired.[1]
Contents
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1 Season 1
1.1 Contestants
1.1.1 Teams
1.1.2 Episode progress
1.2 Episodes
1.2.1 Challenges and eliminations
1.3 Weekly Ratings
2 Season 2
2.1 Contestants
2.1.1 Episode progress
2.2 Episodes
2.2.1 Challenges and eliminations
2.3 Weekly Ratings
3 Season 3
3.1 Contestants
3.1.1 Episode progress
3.2 Episodes
3.2.1 Challenges and eliminations
3.3 Ratings
4 Season 4
4.1 Contestants
4.1.1 Episode progress
4.2 Challenges and eliminations
4.3 Ratings
5 Season 5
5.1 Contestants
5.1.1 Episode progress
5.2 Ratings
6 Season 6
6.1 Episode progress
6.2 Challenges and eliminations
7 References
8 External links
Season 1[edit]
Contestants[edit]
Xenogene later appeared in an audition episode of The X Factor[2] singing "Thriller". He also appeared in the several episodes of the second season of the same series; in a pool when the Geeks were being cabana boys and in crowd scenes at the Beauty Pageant, Bachelor Auction and Wedding Ceremonies.
Teams[edit]
Team
Status
The Beauty
The Geek
Emma Caminiti,[3] 21 NSW (Miss Congeniality) Jeremy Reading,[4] 24 ACT (Chess Champion) Winner
Lisa McMahon,[5] 21 SA (Aspiring Actress)
Corin Storkey,[6] 28 VIC (Synthetic Organic Chemist)
Runner-up
Michelle Smith,[7] 18 QLD (Meter Maid) Peter Scott,[8] 28 WA (Fungal Scientist)
Eliminated in episode 8
Hadassah Venn, 22 QLD (Spray Tan Technician) Xenogene Gray,[9] 30 NSW (Physicist) Eliminated in episode 7
Jenna Griffin,[10] 21 VIC (Air Hostess)
Toby Latcham,[11] 21 QLD (Studying Three Degrees)
Eliminated in episode 6
Elise Griffiths,[12] 20 SA (V8 Grid Girl)
Paul Amores,[13] 24 ACT (Econometrician) Eliminated in episode 4
Kimberley Ellsmore,[14] 20 NSW (Beauty Queen)
Nathan Carter, 20 VIC (Comic Collector)
Eliminated in episode 3
Kate Winton,[15] 20 SA (Glamour Model)
Alan Kwong,[16][17] 19 WA (Child Genius)
Eliminated in episode 2
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Emma WIN SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE RISK RISK RISK WINNER
Jeremy SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE RISK RISK RISK WINNER
2
Lisa SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE WIN RUNNER-UP
Corin WIN WIN SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Michelle SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN OUT
Peter SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE OUT
4
Hadassah SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
Xenogene SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
5
Jenna SAFE RISK WIN RISK SAFE OUT
Toby SAFE RISK SAFE RISK SAFE OUT
6
Elise SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
Paul SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
7
Kimberley SAFE SAFE OUT
Nathan SAFE SAFE OUT
8
Kate SAFE OUT
Alan SAFE OUT
The contestants won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win the challenge and neither were they nominated but their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant and their partner were nominated and survived elimination.
The contestant and their partner were nominated and were eliminated from the competition.
The contestants did not compete in the week.
Episodes[edit]
Episode 1: 8 October 2009
The beauties met the geeks for the first time, and are put into teams. The beauties had to teach a 5th grade class either science, mathematics, history or geography. The geeks had to perform a rap song for a nightclub audience including guest judges Molly Meldrum and Jessica Mauboy. There was no elimination, much to the surprise of the contestants.
Episode 2: 15 October 2009
The beauties studied the anatomy of the body. Meanwhile, the geeks practiced relaxing massage techniques, including developing their own signature move, which they put into practice on the beauties.
Episode 3: 22 October 2009
For many of the geeks, it was their first opportunity to go on a date when they embarked on speed dating. The beauties became budding rocket scientists when they attempted to build and launch a rocket from scratch.
Episode 4: 29 October 2009
The geeks are create a race day outfit for their beauties, including choosing a dress for dumaaaa and making the fascinator from scratch, to impress guest judges, milliner Pater Jago and Kate Waterhouse (daughter of horse trainer Gai Waterhouse). Meanwhile, the beauties brushed up on their current affairs knowledge to present a speech on a newsworthy topic.
Episode 5: 5 November 2009
The boys got a makeover in the hopes of improving their confidence. This week also contained the first team challenge, with the beauties and geeks teaming up for a special soap opera challenge with the help of Home and Away stars Ada Nicodemou and Luke Jacobz.
Episode 6: 12 November 2009
The Beauties become tour guides for a night at the museum, and the Geeks host a radio Love Hotline.
Episode 7: 19 November 2009
The Geeks teach a fitness class while the Beauties build a billy cart from scratch.
Episode 8 (Finale): 26 November 2009
The teams pair up for their own Amazing Race-inspired challenge. They receive clues and work together to track down three eliminated contestants scattered throughout Sydney. The first pair of teams to return to the mansion compete in the elimination room for the $100,000 prize.
Challenges and eliminations[edit]
Week
Beauty challenge (winner)
Geek challenge (winner)
Elimination room
Eliminated
1
Primary School Knowledge (Emma) Rap Competition (Corin) None
2
Human Anatomy (Michelle) Massaging (Corin) Jenna and Toby
Kate and Alan Kate and Alan
3
Rocket Scientist (Jenna) Speed Dating (Xenogene) Elise and Paul
Kimberley and Nathan Kimberley and Nathan
4
Current Affairs Knowledge (Emma) Create A Dress From Scratch (Jeremy) Jenna and Toby
Elise and Paul Elise and Paul
5
Soap Opera (Corin/Lisa) None
6
Tour Guide (Michelle) Radio Love Hotline (Peter) Emma and Jeremy
Jenna and Toby Jenna and Toby
7
Building a Go Kart (Michelle) Teaching Fitness Class (Corin) Hadassah and Xenogene
Emma and Jeremy Hadassah and Xenogene
8
Race To The Finale (Corin/Lisa) Emma and Jeremy
Michelle and Peter Michelle and Peter
Winners
Emma and Jeremy
Weekly Ratings[edit]
Thursdays 8.30pm
WEEK
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Perth
TOTAL
WEEKLY
RANK
01 352,000 303,000 170,000 116,000 115,000 1,056,000 7
02 335,000 367,000 116,000 121,000 129,000 1,067,000 6
03 297,000 279,000 168,000 118,000 90,000 952,000 10
04 290,000 326,000 139,000 129,000 116,000 1,000,000 7
05 351,000 353,000 222,000 137,000 147,000 1,211,000 3
06 285,000 334,000 164,000 102,000 123,000 1,008,000 8
07 299,000 289,000 185,000 88,000 131,000 993,000 8
08 294,000 312,000 178,000 112,000 141,000 1,038,000 5
Season 2[edit]
The second season began recording on 9 August 2010, with the first episode going to air on 21 October 2010. There were six episodes in total. The first and last ones were one and a half hours instead of just one hour.
The season was won by the pairing of Michael and Jessie.[18]
Contestants[edit]
The second season of Beauty and the Geek Australia features the same contestant structure as the first season, with one big twist; one of the "Beauties" (Ellie) is actually a twin (Brooke; who also competes). In each challenge only one of the twins was allowed to compete and only that twin can study for that challenge. Also, Xenogene from season 1 was a background "Where's Wally" in at least six episodes. In no apparent order, the contestants for the second season are as follows.
The Beauties[19]
The Geeks[20]
Jessie Byrne,[21] 21 NSW (Dancer)
Ellie and Brooke Kelaart, 18 QLD (Menswear Consultant and Ice-Cream Scooper, respectively)
Ellynie-May Rasborsek, 20 NSW (Nail Technician)
Donna Thompson, 22 NSW (Hairdresser)
Kara Palmieri, 20 NSW (Personal Shopper)
Linette Goder, 20 WA (Promo Model)
Tamika Chesser, 20 QLD (Cocktail Waitress)
Nicola Cross, 21 SA (Nanny)
Michael Price, 23 QLD (National Maths Champion)
George Sinapius, 22 QLD (Dinosaur Fossil Expert)
Marlon Dance-Hooi, 25 SA (Completing Double Degree)
Daniel Iachini, 23 SA (Molecular Biologist)
Tim Young, 23 WA (Astrophysicist)
David Bathie, 19 VIC (Rover Scout)
Thomas Richardson-Smith, 22 VIC (Hawaiian Shirt Enthusiast)
Stuart Sandow, 31 SA (Comic Collector)
Winners are in bold
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
Jessie SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE RISK WINNER
Michael SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK WINNER
2
Tamika SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
Thomas SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Ellynie-May RISK SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
Marlon RISK WIN SAFE SAFE WIN RISK OUT
4
Donna SAFE RISK RISK SAFE RISK OUT
Daniel WIN RISK RISK SAFE RISK OUT
5
Kara SAFE WIN WIN SAFE OUT
Tim SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
6
Brooke & Ellie WIN SAFE OUT
George SAFE SAFE OUT
7
Linette SAFE OUT
David SAFE OUT
8
Nicola OUT
Stuart OUT
The contestants won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win the challenge and neither were they nominated but their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant and their partner were nominated and survived elimination.
The contestant and their partner were nominated and were eliminated from the competition.
The contestants did not compete in the week.
The contestant won immunity and was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won immunity and they were safe from elimination.
Episodes[edit]
Episode 1: 21 October 2010[22]
The Geeks apply their knowledge of beauty and fashion to design and dress their Beauties in a handmade bikini which best reflects who the Geeks are for a pageant before a panel of former Miss Australia winners. The Beauties build a flying device for their Geeks to fly.
Episode 2: 28 October 2010[23]
The Beauties have to handle creepy-crawlies in a challenge that incorporates mathematics, while the Geeks have to stand in as Cabana Boys at a five-star, luxurious hotel pool bar. In the creepy-crawlies challenge, the beauties had to transport bugs of different values to their own bowl and whoever scored 100 points worth of bugs won the challenge. Later, a second challenge was announced where beauties can gain immunity by eating a live witchetty grub. However, this winner is unable to nominate a pair for elimination.
Episode 3: 4 November 2010[23]
The beauties have to take a Legally Blonde style challenge that involves law, while the Geeks have to pose nude for a calendar. In the Legally Blonde showcase challenge, the beauties were given a topic and were announced if they were for or against. Between the two beauties, the judge would declare a winner. Then out of the three, there was a final winner. Later, Kara's feelings about Daniel kissing Ellie finally came out.
Episode 4: 11 November 2010[23]
The Geek make-over special involved style, fashion, hair and personality. The geeks changed from geek to chic as they transformed very differently. The beauties had to auction off their geek and in due with the auction, the got a date. The beauties were given tasks to set the geeks to do, if not so, they would be eliminated. No one got eliminated that week.
Episode 5: 18 November 2010[23]
The Beauties get down and dirty as they learn about history, where the Geeks have to form a boy band with Justice Crew in a local place. In the archeological dig challenge, the Beauties had to get dirty in a mud pool with items inside and needed to put them in year order. The Geeks were introduced to Justice Crew and were taught dance moves to perform to a live audience. The winner was declared by Justice Crew who they felt put a lot of energy into it.
Episode 6: 25 November 2010
The beauties had to do a spelling bee and the geeks were to declare their Cinderella with a shoe fitting, finding the correct sized shoe for their beauty among a pile of other shoes. Then the race was on with the geeks carrying their beauties in chariots to the finish line, in which Daniel and Donna were eliminated. A surprise came which no one expected, a challenge in which the beauties were a beautiful bride to their groomy geeks. The audience at the wedding voted for the best vow, dance and speech, where Marlon and Ellynie-May were eliminated. Michael and Jessie won the second season of Beauty and the Geek Australia, beating Thomas and Tamika with a score of 3-2 in the elimination room.
Challenges and eliminations[edit]
Week
Beauty challenge (winner)
Geek challenge (winner)
Elimination room
Eliminated
1
Build a Flying Device (Twins) Making a Bikini (Daniel) Ellynie-May and Marlon
Nicola and Stuart Nicola and Stuart
2
Creepy Crawling (Tamika) Cabana Boys (Marlon) Linette and David
Donna and Daniel Linette and David
3
Courtroom (Kara) Pose Nude (Michael) Donna and Daniel
Twins and George Twins and George
4
None
5
Archaeology (Jessie) Dance Perform in a Live Audience (Marlon)
Donna and Daniel
Kara and Tim Kara and Tim
6
Race to the Finish (Tamika and Thomas) Jessie and Michael
Tamika and Thomas Donna and Daniel
Ellynie-May and Marlon
Wedding (Tamika and Thomas)
Winners
Jessie and Michael
Weekly Ratings[edit]
Thursdays 8.30pm
WEEK
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Perth
TOTAL
NIGHTLY
RANK
01 336,000 276,000 128,000 110,000 118,000 969,000 5
02 325,000 299,000 134,000 94,000 119,000 971,000 6
03 350,000 268,000 115,000 95,000 103,000 931,000 7
04 466,000 422,000 230,000 135,000 176,000 1,429,000 1
05 360,000 319,000 141,000 93,000 154,000 1,067,000 4
06 368,000 332,000 185,000 96,000 119,000 1,100,000 4
Winner Revealed 411,000 375,000 190,000 119,000 128,000 1,224,000 3
Season 3[edit]
The third season began airing on 22 September 2011, with the first episode being 90 minutes.
Contestants[edit]
The third season of Beauty and the Geek Australia features the same contestant structure as the first season, with one big twist; one of the "Beauties" is a male and the one of the geeks is a female.
The Beauties[19]
The Geeks[20]
Sarah Lawther, 20 NSW (Promo Model)
Darlene Grace Cook, 21 NT (Casino Hostess)
Ashley "Dolly" Knight, 20 QLD (Cosmetic Tattooist)
Emma Ceolin, 21 QLD (Receptionist/Miss FHM)
Gaia Booker, 19 WA (Part-Time Nanny)
Jacelle Kop, 20 VIC (Trainee Barmaid)
Jordan Finlayson, 20 NSW (Dancer)
Mackenzie Gogo Smits, 21 WA (Covergirl)
Maddy Fowler, 20 NSW (Cheerleader)
Troy Thompson, 21 NSW (Topless Waiter)
Lachlan Cosgrove, 22 QLD (Studying Constitutional Law)
Nathan Sinclair, 19 SA (Video Game and Cosplay Addict who has Never Been Kissed)
Bendeguz Daniel Devenyi-Botos, 21 NSW (Historian)
Adam Marshall, 25 VIC (Remote Area Meteorologist)
Colin Hockings, 23 VIC (Cambridge Scientist)
Theo Bendit, 23 NSW (Mathematician)
Julian Stevenson, 25 NSW (PhD Molecular Genetics)
Jimmy Reilly, 26 NSW (I.T. Support Technician)
Gilbert Moffatt, 19 VIC (Studying Double Degree)
Helen Arnold, 26 ACT (Statistician)
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
Sarah SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK RISK RISK WINNER
Lachlan WIN SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE WIN SAFE RISK RISK RISK WINNER
2
Jordan WIN SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE WIN RISK SAFE WIN WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
Julian SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Jacelle1 SAFE WIN SAFE OUT SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE OUT
Gilbert1 SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
4
Mackenzie SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE RISK WIN SAFE SAFE OUT
Jimmy SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE WIN WIN OUT
5
Troy SEEN WIN WIN SAFE SAFE OUT IN2 OUT
Helen SEEN SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE OUT IN2 OUT
6
Dolly SAFE RISK SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE OUT OUT
Bendeguz SAFE RISK WIN RISK SAFE SAFE OUT OUT
7
Maddy1 SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE QUIT OUT
8
Theo1 SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT OUT
9
Emma SAFE SAFE OUT OUT
Adam SAFE SAFE OUT OUT
10
Gaia RISK OUT OUT
Colin RISK OUT OUT
11
Darlene OUT OUT
Nathan OUT OUT
The team won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win any challenge but their pair was safe from elimination.
The team survived elimination.
The team was eliminated.
The team was seen as a replacement for the first eliminated team but did not compete in the week.
The contestant did not compete and was neither seen during the week.
The team was nominated and returned to the competition.
The team was nominated but did not return to the competition.
The contestant quit the competition.
The contestant won immunity and was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won immunity and they were safe from elimination.
The team was eligible to return to the competition but was not nominated.
The team was ineligible to return to the competition and therefore could not be nominated.
^1 In episode 6, Maddy quit the competition due to health reasons, Jacelle (from the team "Jacelle & Theo") was brought back to be Gilbert's new team partner, ending the teams of both "Jacelle & Theo" and "Maddy & Gilbert" and beginning the new team of "Jacelle & Gilbert"
^2 In episode 8, Mackenzie & Jimmy, and Jacelle & Gilbert had to nominate two teams to return to the competition instead of the usual nominating two teams to go home. Due to Maddy's "sudden departure from the mansion" Theo was ineligible for this nomination Jacelle & Gilbert nominated Gaia & Colin, while Mackenzie & Jimmy nominated Troy & Helen. In the end, Troy & Helen won the elimination room quiz and returned to the competition thus eliminating Gaia & Colin.
In episode 7, the winners of the challenges did not take part in nominating two teams for elimination after Lachlan & Sarah were immune from elimination. Remaining teams Jordan & Julian and Dolly & Bendeguz, were automatically nominated.
In the grand finale, Troy & Mackenzie announced their engagement. Their team maters bonded and Jimmy asked Helen out on a date, but Helen informed Jimmy that she was already taken by a guy in the Netherlands. Lachlan and Jordan started dating beyond the game. It was unclear what happened to Gilbert and Dolly.
Episodes[edit]
Episode 1: 22 September 2011[22]
The geeks applied their knowledge in a "Fashion-atomy" challenge, which involved painting on their beauties specific items of clothing and being judged by Camilla Franks. The beauties then did a "Round-the-World" challenge by matching selected foods to the country that they are associated with on a large map of the world.
Episode 2: 29 September 2011[22]
The beauties took part in a zoology challenge, in which they put their hand into five crates with an animal inside, feeling it, and then naming each animal. The beauties were then offered immunity in a challenge where a disk was placed in a crate with 50 000 cockroaches inside, and the beauties had to pick up the disk with their mouth. The geeks took part in a "What's Your Number?" challenge, which had them approaching a female (a male for Helen) and asking for their number by flirting and finding interests.
Episode 3: 6 October 2011[22]
The beauties and the geeks take part in a hero challenge where they each had to shoot a ball of paint at pictures of geek and beauty heroes respectively, and then name the hero. The geeks later took part in a roller-skating derby challenge in which a Sydney women's roller-derby team would try to knock them over. The last two geeks standing would then have to protect their beauties from falling over.
Episode 4: 13 October 2011[24]
The beauties and geeks return to school as the beauties are assigned to teach a Year 7 class about either physics, chemistry, biology or volcanology. Afterwards the geeks paired up with their beauty to choreograph and perform a cheerleading routine, with the top two couples having to compete with a professional cheerleading team.
Episode 5: 20 October 2011[22]
The beauties and geeks posed in a photoshoot which saw many of them strip down into underwear. The couple with the best photo would appear on the cover of the Famous magazine, and the geek of this couple as well as the couple that came second in the challenge would receive a makeover. After Lachlan and Helen's makeover, each of the geeks went out on a date with a female geek (male for Helen) specifically chosen to match their interests, with the beauties having to serve them as waitresses. Afterwards they were given a choice; they had the chance to swap their beauty for their geeky date. After a lot of controversy, none of the geeks turned in their beauty for their date. As a treat there was no elimination for that week.
Episode 6: 27 October 2011[25]
The beauties designed a comic book superhero, and the geeks then had to design and make a costume for this superhero which the beauties would have to wear on a fashion parade. The geeks introduced their partner as they came out, and the beauties then had to describe the powers that their superhero had. Following this challenge the remaining four geeks who didn't have makeovers the previous week had their turn, with some amazing results. Using their new look they participated in a "Full Monty Challenge", involving each of them to perform a short dance dressed as The Village People at a local club with a big finale involving them stripping down to their underwear.
Episode 7: 3 November 2011[26]
The beauties took on a spelling bee based on their respective geek's interest. Each time they misspelled a word their geek would receive an electric shock, and if they got the same word wrong twice in a row they would be knocked out of the challenge. The geeks then took part in a biker race, which had the beauties construct a bike and sidecar for their geeks to ride in, with the first beauty to finish giving their geek an advantage in the race. The geeks were to carry members of the HOGS motorcycle gang in the sidecar, with the geek whose partner finished building the bike first having the advantage of carrying the lightest biker, and the heaviest biker riding in the bike of the geek whose partner finished last. After the race the geeks were offered immunity; the first geek to step forward to have their beauty's name tattooed on their body would go through to next week. Lachlan took the challenge much to everyone's surprise, getting Sarah's name tattooed on his buttocks and consequently causing much drama in the house.
Episode 8: 10 November 2011[27]
The beauties undertook a "Mustering Maths" challenge, which involved them attempting to round up a group of farm animals each with a number or mathematical symbol on them into a small enclosure to make an equation that would equal 60. Later the previously eliminated geeks who did not have the chance to get makeovers re-entered the house, with each of the geeks still in the competition giving them makeovers with a time limit of two hours. The beauties then voted on which made over geek had the biggest improvement, unaware as to which who made over which geek. However, a twist was introduce so that the two winning couples of the week (Gilbert and Jacelle in the Mustering Maths challenge, and Jimmy and Mackenzie in the style challenge) had the power to nominate a couple to return to the mansion, instead of nominating a couple to be eliminated.
Episode 9: 17 November 2011[28]
The geeks were brought into an art studio for a "Woman Appreciation" challenge, in which they had 20 minutes to sketch a naked female model. While they were sketching her, the model kept talking casually about mundane things in her life much to their annoyance, and was generally being very distracting. However, at the end of the challenge they were told that they were not being assessed on how good their artwork is, but how much they listened, and so they were quizzed on things the model said. Afterwards the beauties had to work with their geek to find a figure or icon that represents the "London Look", which the beauty then had to dress up as and represent in a beauty pageant.
Episode 10: 24 November 2011[29]
The geeks and beauties returned to school as they were graded on school subjects such as Science, Home Economics and Physical Education. The couple with the lowest average grade was eliminated, and the remaining three couples would attend the school formal. At the school formal the geeks would stand in a kissing booth and the beauties had to advertise their geeks to other people attending the formal. The couples then participated in a dance battle, and following these two challenges all the attendees had to vote on which couple had the strongest bond. The top two couples from this challenge then went to the elimination room for the final time where the scores were so tight that two tie-breaker rounds were held. The end result was a score of 5-4 with Lachlan and Sarah winning Season 3 of Beauty and the Geek Australia over Julian and Jordan.
Challenges and eliminations[edit]
Week
Beauty challenge (winner)
Geek challenge (winner)
Elimination room
Eliminated
1
Food Round the World (Jordan) Fashion Anatomy (Lachlan) Darlene and Nathan
Gaia and Colin Darlene and Nathan
2
Zoology (Jacelle) What's Your Number (Julian) Gaia and Colin
Dolly and Bendeguz Gaia and Colin
3
N/A Roller Derby (Bendeguz) Emma and Adam
Mackenzie and Jimmy Emma and Adam
Shooting Stars (Troy and Helen)
4
Science Fair (Jordan) N/A Jacelle and Theo
Dolly and Bendeguz Jacelle and Theo
Cheerleading (Sarah and Lachlan)
5
Couples Photography (Sarah and Lachlan) None
6
Superhero (Jordan) Full Monty (Gilbert) Troy and Helen
Mackenzie and Jimmy Troy and Helen
7
Spelling Bee (Mackenzie) Motorbike Race (Gilbert) Jordan and Julian
Dolly and Bendeguz Dolly and Bendeguz
8
Mustering Maths (Jacelle) Style (Jimmy) None
9
London Fashion Icon (Jordan) Woman Appreciation (Jimmy) Troy and Helen
Sarah and Lachlan Troy and Helen
10
Back to School (Jordan and Julian) Sarah and Lachlan
Mackenzie and Jimmy Mackenzie and Jimmy
School Dance (Jordan and Julian) Sarah and Lachlan
Jacelle and Gilbert Jacelle and Gilbert
Winners
Sarah and Lachlan
Ratings[edit]
Episode
Original airdate
Timeslot (approx.)
Viewers
(millions)
Nightly
rank
Weekly
rank
Notes
1 22-09-2011 !22 September 2011 Thursday 8:30 pm–9:30 pm
0.927[30]
#4[31]
029 !#29[30]
2 29-09-2011 !29 September 2011 Thursday 8:30 pm–9:30 pm
0.804[32]
#9[33]
042 !#42[32]
3 06-10-2011 !6 October 2011 Thursday 8:30 pm–9:30 pm
0.863[34]
#9[35]
036 !#36[34]
4 13-10-2011 !13 October 2011 Thursday 8:30 pm–9:30 pm
0.995[36]
#4[37]
026 !#26[36]
5 20-10-2011 !20 October 2011 Thursday 8:30 pm–9:30 pm
1.371[38]
#1[39]
009 !#9[38]
6 27-10-2011 !27 October 2011 Thursday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm
1.330[40]
#1[41]
007 !#7[40]
7 03-11-2011 !3 November 2011 Thursday 7:30 pm–8:30 pm
1.143[42]
#1[43]
018 !#18[42]
8 03-11-2011 !10 November 2011 Thursday 7:30 pm–8:30 pm
1.119[43]
#2[44]
N/A[45]
9 17-11-2011 !17 November 2011 Thursday 7:30 pm–8:30 pm
1.020[46]
#2[46]
10 24-11-2011 !24 November 2011 Thursday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm
1.075[47]
#3[47]
Winner Revealed
1.253[47]
#1[47]
Series average (ongoing)
1.064
#4
#21
Season 4[edit]
The fourth season began airing on 4 October 2012. This season saw some changes, including the theme song. In addition to winning the regular prize, the winner will receive two Holden Barina per one for each winning team member. Also, the nominations and eliminations room were expanded into a bigger size. This season's big twist was that one of the geeks is a secret millionaire, and in week 3 this was revealed to be Nathan. It was also Bernard Curry's last series as a host.
Contestants[edit]
The Beauties[19]
The Geeks[20]
Amelia 'Millie' Lincoln, 18 VIC (Professional Bra Fitter)
Kristy Clinch, 23 QLD (Window Dresser)
Jessica Zinna, 24 VIC (Stewardess)
Kim Muhovics, 21 SA (Fake Tanner)
Alin LingLing, 19 NSW (High Heel Collector)
Courtney Sander, 19 WA (Receptionist)
Bre Gorman, 18 NSW (Barbie Enthusiast/Babysitter)
Chontelle Berryman, 18 VIC (Trainee Make Up Artist)
Nikki Marks, 23 NSW (Nanny)
Greta Guy, 22 VIC (Cocktail Waitress/Hair Removalist/Beauty Therapist)
Richard "Chard" Oldfield, 22 NSW (Bionic Limb Expert)
Jason Newell, 23 QLD (Town Planner)
Nathan Hoad, 25 QLD (Programmer/IT Millionaire)
Richard "Rich" Bell, 24 VIC (Aerospace Engineer)
Dane Gade, 19 VIC (Health Science Student)
Matthew "Matt" Hall, 18 NSW (Psychologist/Insect Collector)
Oliver Mitchell, 22 NSW (Lawyer)
Cody Davies, 19 SA (Webmaster who has Never Been Kissed)
Jack Ferguson, 23 VIC (Experimentalist)
Yiran Tan, 19 SA (Boy Genius/Medical Student)
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
Millie SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK WINNER
Chard SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK WINNER
2
Alin SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
Dane SAFE WIN WIN SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE WIN WIN WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Chontelle SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE WIN RISK RISK OUT
Cody SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE SAFE RISK RISK OUT
4
Kristy WIN RISK SAFE RISK SAFE RISK SAFE RISK WIN OUT
Jason SAFE RISK WIN RISK SAFE RISK WIN RISK SAFE OUT
5
Kim SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE OUT
Rich SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
6
Nikki OUT IN3 OUT
Jack OUT IN3 OUT
7
Greta RISK SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE OUT
Yiran RISK SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE OUT
8
Jessica SAFE SAFE RISK OUT OUT
Nathan WIN SAFE RISK OUT OUT
9
Bre SAFE WIN OUT
Oliver SAFE SAFE OUT
10
Courtney SAFE OUT
Matt SAFE OUT
The contestants won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win the challenge but their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant and their partner survived elimination.
The contestant and their partner was eliminated.
The contestants did not compete in the week.
The contestants were brought back into the competition.
The contestants were nominated but did not return to the competition.
The contestant won immunity and was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won immunity and they were safe from elimination.
^3 In the first half of episode 7, Kim & Rich, and Kristy & Jason had to nominate two teams to return to the competition instead of the usual nominating two teams to go home. Kim & Rich nominated Nikki & Jack, while Kristy & Jason nominated Jessica & Nathan. In the end, Nikki & Jack won the elimination room quiz and returned to the competition.
In Week 3, Jason had the opportunity to receive immunity by getting a nipple piercing, he accepted it and therefore along with Kristy, was safe from elimination. They did not, however have the power to send a team to the elimination room.
Also in Week 3, Greta & Yiran and Alin & Dane won the challenge together, and therefore they all had to select one team to send to the elimination room.
In Week 4 the elimination was chosen by a vote, not a quiz. Each individual contestant voted for one of the two nominated teams.
In Week 5 the winning couples had the opportunity to choose whether to send someone home or not. If one couple decided to send someone home but the other didn't, the nominated couple would automatically be eliminated. Neither couple wanted to eliminate anyone, so everyone was safe.
In the grand final of Beauty and the Geek Australia season 4, it involved both the beauties and the geeks to dress as if they are medieval times. Their challenges included the geeks' ability to save their princesses by climbing a rock climbing wall and the beauties having to recite a sonnet and kiss a frog. Kristy and Jason were eliminated after this. The next lot of couples then attended a ball in which the couples had to tell the audience about their time in the mansion together while also dancing in a ballet together. Chontelle and Cody were eliminated in this challenge which then left Millie and Chard versus Dane and Alin to compete for the prize.
In the final round of Beauty and the Geek, the couples went up against each other in a quiz to see which couple knew the most about each other. Amid some controversy over the easiness of questions put to Chard & Millie, compared to Alin's & Dane's quiz questions, Chard & Millie were crowned the winners of Beauty and the Geek 2012.
Challenges and eliminations[edit]
Week
Beauty challenge (winner)
Geek challenge (winner)
Elimination room
Eliminated
1
Body Sense (Kristy) Double Eye (Nathan) Nikki and Jack
Greta and Yiran Nikki and Jack
2
Spelling Bee (Bre) Fashion Photography (Dane) Courtney and Matt
Kristy and Jason Courtney and Matt
3
N/A Hard Guy (Rich) Jessica and Nathan
Bre and Oliver Bre and Oliver
Longest Hug (Alin and Dane/Greta and Yiran)
4
Etiquette Class (Alin) Wrestling (Chard) Kristy and Jason
Jessica and Nathan Jessica and Nathan
5
Pageantry (Alin and Dane/Chontelle and Cody) None
6
Geography Quiz (Kim) Blind Date (Cody) Kristy and Jason
Greta and Yiran Greta and Yiran
7
Car Maths (Kim) Beauty Salon (Jason) None
Mystery Picture (Chontelle) Bodybuilding (Dane) Nikki and Jack
Kristy and Jason Nikki and Jack
8
Geek Job (Kristy) Outback (Dane) Chontelle and Cody
Kim and Rich Kim and Rich
9
Fairy Tale (Alin and Dane) Chontelle and Cody
Kristy and Jason Kristy and Jason
Masquerade Party (Alin and Dane) Millie and Chard
Chontelle and Cody Chontelle and Cody
Winners
Millie and Chard
Ratings[edit]
Episode
Original airdate
Viewers
(millions)
Nightly
rank
Ref.
1 4 October 2012 0.892 #8 [48]
2 11 October 2012 0.852 #8 [49]
3 18 October 2012 0.831 #7 [50]
4 25 October 2012 0.712 #12 [51]
5 1 November 2012 1.026 #3 [52]
6 8 November 2012 1.284 #1 [53]
7 15 November 2012 0.977 #2 [54]
8 22 November 2012 0.846 #8 [55]
9 29 November 2012 0.736 #8 [56]
Winner Announced 0.740 #7
Season 5[edit]
The twist in Season 5 saw 9 beauties and 8 geeks sent to live on a tropical island with no mansion and no luxuries. An extra beauty, Courtenay, joined the team of Alex and Bella after Alex won the first challenge. This season also had two New Zealand contestants, Bella and Zac, as was advertised earlier in the year.
Contestants[edit]
The Beauties[19]
The Geeks[20]
Emily Craig, 19 VIC (Ex-Professional Cheerleader)
Sheridan Sharpe, 21 VIC (Life Saver)
Temaura Lacaze, 22 QLD (Unemployed)
Jenna Tonkin, 20 NSW (Lara Bingle Look-a-Like)
Erin Barnett, 18 VIC (Babysitter)
Kassi Kashian, 18 NSW (Trainee Spray Tanner)
Ntula MacDonald, 19 WA (Shopaholic)
Bella Henry, 20 NZ (Eyebrow Technician)
Courtenay Williamson, 19 NSW (Wannabe WAG)
Brett d'Avoine, 24 VIC (Gamer)
Brandon Cowan, 19 NSW (App Developer)
Peter, 21 SA (Calibration Physicist)
Michael Ando, 26 QLD (Time Traveller)
Matthew Witham, 24 WA (Explosives Expert)
Nathan Glover, 22 WA (IT Guru)
Zac Klavs, 18 NZ (Young Historian)
Alex, 24 VIC (Doctor Who Fanatic)
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Emily WIN WIN SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK RISK WINNER
Brett SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN SAFE RISK RISK WINNER
2
Erin SAFE OUT IN RISK WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
Nathan SAFE OUT IN RISK WIN WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Ntula SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN OUT
Zac SAFE WIN SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN OUT
4
Jenna SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE OUT
Matthew SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE WIN OUT
5
Kassi RISK RISK SAFE SAFE WIN WIN OUT
Brandon RISK RISK SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
6
Courtenay SAFE RISK SAFE RISK OUT OUT
Alex WIN SAFE WIN RISK OUT OUT
7
Temaura SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
Michael SAFE SAFE SAFE OUT
8
Bella SAFE OUT
9
Sheridan OUT
Peter OUT
Upon winning the challenge in Week 1, Alex who was originally teamed with Bella received a surprise package, upon opening it, Courtenay was inside, which gave Alex two beauties to compete with. In Week 2 it was revealed he would have to eliminate one of his beauties, he decided to eliminated Bella, forming the official team of Alex & Courtenay.
Instead of the usual power to nominate two teams for elimination, instead the winning teams this week, Zac and Ntula, and Alex and Courtenay, had the power to mix up the couples of two teams. They denied the use of this power, leaving all the teams safe.
In the Episode 6, Kassi & Brandon and Emily & Brett, had to nominate two teams to return to the competition instead of the usual nominating two teams to go home. Kassi & Brandon nominated Courtenay & Alex, while Emily & Brett nominated Erin & Nathan. In the end, Erin & Nathan won the elimination room quiz and returned to the competition.
The contestants won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win the challenge but their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant and their partner survived elimination.
The contestant and their partner was eliminated.
The contestant was individually up for elimination and survived.
The contestant was individually eliminated.
The contestants did not compete in the week.
The contestants were brought back into the competition.
The contestants were nominated but did not return to the competition.
The contestant withdrew from the competition due to personal reasons.
The contestant won immunity and was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won immunity and they were safe from elimination.
Ratings[edit]
Episode
Original airdate
Viewers
(millions)
Nightly
rank
Ref.
1 10 October 2013 0.804 #8 [57]
2 17 October 2013 0.638 #14 [58]
3 24 October 2013 0.765 #12 [59]
4 31 October 2013 0.834 #7 [60]
5 7 November 2013 1.089 #1 [61]
6 14 November 2013 0.846 #6 [62]
7 21 November 2013 0.624 #10 [63]
8 28 November 2013 0.803 #5 [64]
Season 6[edit]
This season's twist had 8 Australian Geeks paired up with 8 Las Vegas Beauties for the initial round in Vegas. Then the 7 teams that survived moved back to the new mansion back in Australia where 7 Australian Beauties are introduced to the Geeks. The Geeks must choose which beauty to progress in the competition with. The first episode aired on 9 October 2014.
Episode progress[edit]
#
Contestants
Episodes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Candice SAFE RISK WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WINNER
Nick WIN SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE WIN WIN WIN SAFE WINNER
2
Nicole WIN WIN SAFE WIN WIN WIN RISK WIN SAFE RUNNER-UP
Alexander SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE SAFE RUNNER-UP
Frances RISK SAFE SAFE RISK SAFE WIN RISK WIN RUNNER-UP
Oliver RISK SAFE SAFE WIN RISK SAFE SAFE RISK WIN RUNNER-UP
3
Emily RISK SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
Tate SAFE SAFE WIN SAFE WIN SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
4
Hanna RISK RISK OUT IN OUT
Dylan SAFE SAFE RISK OUT IN OUT
5
Chrystal RISK RISK SAFE RISK OUT
James RISK SAFE SAFE RISK OUT
6
Brooke RISK OUT OUT
Shaun RISK SAFE OUT OUT
7
Sara OUT
Alisha OUT
Siobhan OUT
Rachel SAFE OUT
Toneata SAFE OUT
Amber RISK OUT
Vanessa RISK OUT
8
Jennifer OUT
Bowen OUT
The contestants won the competition.
The contestant won the challenge and their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won the challenge and they were safe from elimination.
The contestant did not win the challenge but their pair was safe from elimination.
The contestant and their partner survived elimination.
The contestant and their partner was eliminated.
The contestant was individually up for elimination and survived.
The contestant was individually eliminated.
The contestants did not compete in the week.
The contestants were brought back into the competition.
The contestants were nominated but did not return to the competition.
The contestant withdrew from the competition due to personal reasons.
The contestant won immunity and was safe from elimination.
The contestant's partner won immunity and they were safe from elimination.
In episode 1, each geek was partnered with an American Beauty. In episode 2, each of the remaining geeks was also given an Australian beauty (instead of having a challenge winner). At the end of episode 2, each geek had to choose between their American and Australian Beauties to determine who stayed. Nicole won immunity by winning the Beauty challenge that week.
In episode 1, the winning teams had to nominate who they wanted to save, and the remaining teams had to compete in a question round to determine the first couple to be eliminated.
In episode 1, Bowen was the first geek to be eliminated, but before he left the competition he was given the first makeover this season.
In episode 4, on winning the geek challenge, Oliver was the second geek who received his makeover this season.
In episode 5, Tate won a modeling contract by winning the geek challenge.
In episode 8, Nick won the geek challenge and Nicole won the beauty challenge. They were both through to the final quiz, as were their partners. Frances and Oliver competed against Emily and Tate in a third challenge, a spin of a roulette wheel. The game was won by Frances and Oliver, thus eliminating Emily and Tate. The three remaining couples participated in the final quiz, which was won by Candice and Nick. The two remaining couples did not get to finish the quiz, and therefore were all runners-up.
Challenges and eliminations[edit]
Week
Beauty/Geek
Challenge
Winner
Nominated
Eliminated
1
Beauty Australian dge (won by Chrystal/Nicole), afterwards an interview with Olivia Newton-John Nicole Dylan/Toneata (safe) Jennifer/Bowen
Geek Striptease Nick Tate/Rachel (safe)
2
Beauty Recite the table of 3 while being submerged in a fish tank Nicole N/A Sara
Rachel
Toneata
Alisha
Amber
Vanessa
Siobhan
Geek Kissing challenge No one Tate: chose Emily over Rachel
Dylan: Chose Hanna over Toneata
James: chose Chrystal over Alisha
Oliver: chose Frances over Amber
Shaun: chose Brooke over Vanessa
Nick: chose Candice over Siobhan
3
Beauty Talk with a historian about a given subject Candice Shaun/Brooke Shaun/Brooke
Geek Take as many selfies with girls Tate Dylan/Hanna
4
Beauty Give a science presentation Nicole Dylan/Hanna Dylan/Hanna
Geek Film a cologne commercial Oliver James/Chrystal
5
Beauty Identify body parts Nicole Oliver/Frances James/Chrystal
Geek Underwear commercial Tate James/Chrystal
6
Beauty Identify and eat animals Nicole Dylan/Hanna Shaun/Brooke
Geek 'What women want' advertorial Nick Shaun/Brooke
7
Beauty Teach foreigners English Frances Alexander/Nicole Dylan/Hanna
Geek Answer a question from a girl Nick Dylan/Hanna
8
Beauty Public debate Nicole N/A N/A
Geek Blind date with tasks Nick N/A N/A
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Ghost of Christmas Past
Scrooge "extinguishes" the Ghost of Christmas Past. Original 1843 illustration by John Leech
First appearance
A Christmas Carol 1843
Created by
Charles Dickens
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Spirit
Gender
Neutral
Occupation
Producer of Visions
Relatives
The Ghost of Christmas Present, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Jacob Marley
The Ghost of Christmas Past or The Spirit of Christmas Past is a fictional character in the work A Christmas Carol by the English novelist Charles Dickens.
Contents
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1 Description
2 Role in the story
3 Appearance in various film adaptations
4 See also
5 References
Description[edit]
The Ghost of Christmas Past is the first of the three spirits (after the visitation by Jacob Marley, his former business partner) to haunt Ebenezer Scrooge. This angelic spirit shows Scrooge scenes from his past that occurred on or around Christmas, in order to demonstrate to him the necessity of changing his ways, as well as to show the reader how Scrooge came to be a bitter, cold-hearted miser.
According to Dickens' novel, the Ghost of Christmas Past appears to Scrooge as a white-robed, androgynous figure of indeterminate age. It has on its head a blazing light, reminiscent of a candle flame, and carries a metal cap, made in the shape of a candle extinguisher. The ghost is often portrayed as a woman in dramatic adaptations of the story:
...being now a thing with one arm, now with one leg, now with twenty legs, now a pair of legs without a head, now a head without a body: of which dissolving parts, no outline would be visible in the dense gloom where in they melted away.[1]
Role in the story[edit]
After showing up in Scrooge's house, the Ghost of Christmas Past takes his hand and flies with him over London. It first shows Scrooge his old boarding school, where he stayed alone, but for his books, while his schoolmates returned to their homes for the Christmas holidays. The spirit then shows Scrooge the day when his beloved younger sister Fan picked him up from the school after repeatedly asking their cold, unloving father to allow his return, as she joyfully claims that he has changed and is now kinder than he was. Next, the spirit shows Scrooge a Christmas Eve a few years later in which he enjoys a Christmas party hosted by his first boss, Mr. Fezziwig, a kind and loving man, who treated Scrooge like a son, and was more compassionate to him than was his own father.
The spirit also shows Scrooge the Christmas Eve when, as a young man, his beloved fiancée Belle ended their relationship upon realizing that he now cared more for money than he did for her. Scrooge did not ask Belle to end their engagement, but he did not fight to keep her. Finally, the spirit shows him how she married and found true happiness with another man. After this vision, Scrooge pleads with the spirit to show him no more, to which the spirit replies:[citation needed]
"These are the shadows of things that have been. That they are what they are, do not blame me!"
Angered, Scrooge extinguishes the spirit with his cap and finds himself back in his bedroom, the time on the clock not having changed.[citation needed]
Appearance in various film adaptations[edit]
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Various adaptations have added to the history shown by the Ghost. For example, in a 1984 film version of A Christmas Carol, the spirit shows Scrooge an encounter between him and his unloving father, in which his father tells him that he has arranged an apprenticeship for young Scrooge, and that the boy's much longed-for homecoming is only to last three days.[citation needed]
Other significant variations over time have included the following:
In the 1935 film Scrooge, the Ghost is portrayed as an outline.
In the 1938 version of A Christmas Carol, the Ghost is portrayed as an angelic young woman.
In the 1951 film A Christmas Carol, the Ghost is an elderly man. In this version, the story is changed so that Fan is older than Ebenezer and the ghost shows him his sister’s death in childbirth.
In the TV special Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol, a 1962 animated version, the Ghost is portrayed as a young, slight, androgynous figure (voiced by a female voice actor) with a flame above his/her head, a sprig of holly and an orange glow (and appears, erroneously, as ghost #2, after the Ghost of Christmas Present and before the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come).
In the 1970 version titled Scrooge, the Ghost is portrayed as an elderly but elegant lady with a red dress and a black hat.
In the 1971 animated version of A Christmas Carol, the Ghost is depicted as a small, white, androgynous figure which shimmers in an effect similar to double-vision.
In the 1979 Dutch musical De Wonderbaarlijke Genezing van Ebenezer Scrooge ("The Wonderful Cure of Ebenezer Scrooge"), the ghost is played by Bram van der Vlugt[2]
In a 1982 version of A Christmas Carol, the spirit is a Cupid-like young man
In Disney's 1983 animated adaptation titled Mickey's Christmas Carol, Jiminy Cricket (Eddie Carroll) plays the role of the Ghost to Scrooge McDuck's Scrooge
In the 1984 made-for-television adaptation of A Christmas Carol, the Ghost of Christmas Past (Angela Pleasence) is portrayed as a middle-aged woman with blonde hair and a white robe.
In the 1988 comedy film Scrooged, the Ghost of Christmas Past (played by David Johansen) is portrayed as a cigar-smoking cab driver with a Brooklyn accent.
The 1992 film The Muppet Christmas Carol did not use a Muppet character to portray the spirit, but re-imagined it. This version appeared as a tiny, ghostly girl, dressed in white and floating as if immersed in water. This effect was created by immersing a special puppet in a large water tank and then green-screened into the film. The voice for the Ghost was provided by Jessica Fox, while the character was performed by Karen Prell, Robert Tygner, and William Todd-Jones. The Ghost of Christmas Past was featured in the "Holiday Time!" entry of The Muppets Character Encyclopedia.
In the 1993 Alvin and the Chipmunks episode Merry Christmas, Mr. Carrol!, released on VHS as Alvin's Christmas Carol, the Ghost of Christmas Past is portrayed by Dave Seville. In this appearance, Dave has white hair and wears a gray robe lined with holly green. He shows Alvin his first Christmas with his brothers, reminding Alvin of how kind he had been giving to Dave.
In Ebbie, the Ghost is portrayed as two spirits with but a single thought, played by Jennifer Clement and Nicole Parker, who also were the two perfume salesladies at Dobson's.
In the Animaniacs episode "A Christmas Plotz" The Ghost of Christmas Past is played by Wakko Warner, who shows Plotz his past misdeeds (ex. suing Santa for getting him a pony instead of a horse) through a home theater pulled from his "Gag Bag."
In the 1994 television special, A Flintstones Christmas Carol, a woman named Garnet was originally supposed to play the Ghost of Christmas Past, but Wilma ended up portraying the Ghost instead after Garnet caught "The Bedrock Bug".
In the 1997 animated version of A Christmas Carol, the Ghost of Christmas Past is portrayed as a mischievous young boy in a messenger boy's outfit.
In the 1998 animated musical television film An All Dogs Christmas Carol, Itchy becomes the spirit appearing to Carface Carruthers.
In the 1999 made-for-television version of A Christmas Carol, the spirit is portrayed as a glowing being of indeterminate age, as described in the novel.
In the 2000 made-for-television film A Diva's Christmas Carol, Kathy Griffin plays the spirit.
In the 2003 made-for-television film A Carol Christmas, Gary Coleman plays the spirit.
In the 2004 made-for-television film A Christmas Carol: The Musical, the Ghost of Christmas Past first appears in the real world as a lamplighter, and then as a barefoot fairy-like creature in a white shift and garlands.
In the 2006 CGI film A Christmas Carol, the Ghost is portrayed as an anthropomorphic stork.
In Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas, Granny (June Foray) and Tweety (Bob Bergen) take on the role of the Ghost of Christmas Past.
In the 2008 film "Barbie: in a Christmas Carol" the actress Tabitha St. Germain portrayed the Spirit of Christmas Past as a bubbly young appearing girl who wore a sparkling white and gold dress, accompanied with a golden wand that produced magical specks of gold. Using said wand she created portals and gave both herself, Eden (Morwenna Banks) and Eden's loyal cat, Chuzzlewhit the ability to fly. The Spirit of Christmas Past takes Eden back to her childhood home, showing her how cruel her Aunt Marie (Pam Hyatt,) was to her during her upbringing. The spirit continues to show Eden the memory of when she snuck out to join her only friend, Catherine (Kandyse McClure) and her family for Christmas. That was before (older) Eden demands the empathetic spirit to take back to her room, after reliving the wrath of Aunt Marie finding out and crashing the previously joyful Christmas party.
In the 2009 performance captured film Disney's A Christmas Carol, the voice and acting of the Ghost of Christmas Past is provided by actor Jim Carrey. Similar to the original novel, the spirit appears as a candle-like being with an occasionally flickering flame for his head. Scrooge extinguishes this spirit with its giant candle snuffer hat, but in this version, this causes Scrooge to be rocketed thousands of feet into the air while clinging onto the snuffer, only to have it disappear, resulting in Scrooge falling down to earth, back into his bedroom for the next visitation.
In the Doctor Who 2010 Christmas special "A Christmas Carol", the Doctor (Matt Smith) uses the TARDIS, his time machine, to play the role of the Ghost of Christmas Past to Michael Gambon's Scrooge.
In the 2016 My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic episode "A Hearth's Warming Tail", Applejack (Ashleigh Ball) represents the "Spirit of Hearth's Warming Past".
In the Thomas and Friends episode, Diesel's Ghostly Christmas, the Ghost of Christmas Past is portrayed by Salty.
In the 2017 film The Man Who Invented Christmas, Anna Murphy plays the spirit.
See also[edit]
Jacob Marley
Ghost of Christmas Present
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Stave 2, note 7, Hearn, Michael P. 1989. The Annotated Christmas Carol / A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens; illustrated by John Leach; with an introduction, notes, and bibliography by Michael Patrick Hearn. Avenel Books. New York. ISBN 0-517-68780-1.
Jump up ^ De wonderbaarlijke genezing van Ebenezer Scrooge, Theater Instituut Nederland
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