One to One!

One to One! (Russian: Один в один!, romanized: Odin v odin!) is a Russian talent show based on the Spanish series Your Face Sounds Familiar. The show began airing on 3 March 2013 on Channel One Russia and its first season ended on 26 May 2013. The second season had been airing from 2 March 2014 to 15 June 2014 on Rossiya 1 Channel. The third season has aired since 8 February 2015 to 31 May 2015, fourth - since 6 February 2016.

One to One!
Один в один!
GenreReality competition
Directed bySergey Shesteperov
Presented byCurrent
Igor Vernik
Julia Kovaltchuk
Former
Alexander Oleshko
Nonna Grishayeva
JudgesCurrent
Jury Stoyanov
Tigran Keosayan
Larisa Dolina
Lyudmila Artemieva
Former
Gennady Khazanov
Ljuba Kazarnovskaya
Aleksandr Revva
Olga Borodina
Alexey Chumakov
Hibla Gerzmava
Maxim Galkin
Country of originRussia
Original languageRussian
No. of series6
No. of episodes57
Production
ProducerTimur Weinstein
Production locationMoscow
Camera setupMultiple camera
Running time120 mins. (inc. adverts)
Production companyWeiT Media
Release
Original networkChannel One Russia (2013)
Rossiya 1 (2014-)
Picture format16:9 (HDTV)
Audio formatStereo
Original release3 March 2013 (2013-03-03)
Chronology
Related showsYour Face Sounds Familiar

The show involves celebrities (actors, television personalities, comedians) portraying various iconic singers each week.

Manufacturer — company WeiT Media.

Format

The show challenges celebrities to perform as different iconic music artists every week, which are chosen by the show's "Randomiser". They are then judged by a panel of celebrity judges.

Each celebrity becomes transformed into a different singer each week, and performs an iconic song and dance routine well known by that particular singer. The 'randomiser' can choose any older or younger artist available in the machine, or even a singer of the opposite sex, or a deceased singer.

Voting

The contestants receive points from the judges based on their singing and dance routines, as well as voted from the other competitors.

Every judge scales the competitors from 2 to 12 (excluding 11, so called Eurovision System), with each competitor in a different position of the scale. The competitor every judge considers as the best of the week will be in the position with 12 points, while the worst will be in the position with 2 points. Then, the contestants count with 5 points to give to their fellow competitor. The total score of each contestant is then counted by summing the points from judges and the others competitors' votes.

Judges

The main panel of judges for the first season consisted of famous comedian Gennady Khazanov, opera singer Ljuba Kazarnovskaya, pop-singer and comedian Aleksandr Revva and actress Lyudmila Artemieva.

In season two, all the panel of judges was changed. It consists of Russian and Ukrainian parodist and TV-presenter Jury Stoyanov, winner of the first season Alexey Chumakov, famous opera singer, Grammy winner Olga Borodina and comedian Maxim Galkin.

In season three, Artemieva returned at the panel of judges and Borodina was replaced by Russian-Abkhazian opera singer Hibla Gerzmava.

In season four, Chumakov returned in show like a contestant, Galkin and Gerzmava left show. The new judges become Russian-Armenian film director and actor Tigran Keosayan and singer Larisa Dolina.

Presenters

Presenters of the season one were comedians Aleksandr Oleshko and Nonna Grishayeva, other seasons — actor Igor Vernik and singer Julia Kovaltchuk.

Main series results

Seasons Premiere date Finale date Number
of celebrities
Number
of weeks
Honour places
Winner
Second place
Third place
1
3 March 2013
2 June 2013
10
13
Alexey Chumakov
Yulia Savicheva
Timur Rodriguez
2
2 March 2014
15 June 2014
10
16
Vitaly Gogunsky
Vadim Kazachenko
Julia Parshuta
3
8 February 2015
31 May 2015
10 (9)
16
Ruslan Alehno/Batyrkhan Shukenov
Alexander Rybak
Svetlana Svetikova
4
6 February 2016
21 May 2016
9+1[1]
16
Alexey Chumakov
Ruslan Alehno
Julia Parshuta

Series 1 (2013)

Celebrity Occupation Result
Eugeny Kungurov Opera singer 10th - Week 12
Alexey Kortnev Singer 9th - Week 12
Sati Kazanova Singer 8th - Week 12
Sergey Penkin Singer 7th - Week 12
Eva Polna Singer 6th - Week 12
Anastasia Stotskaya Pop and musical theatre singer 5th - Week 13
Anita Tsoy Singer 4th - Week 13
Timur Rodriguez Comedian and singer Third place
Yulia Savicheva Singer
Eurovision 2004 participant
Runner up
Alexey Chumakov Singer Series winner

Series 2 (2014)

Celebrity Occupation Result
Nadia Hranovska
as Nadezhda Granovskaya
Presenter and singer
former Nu Virgos soloist
10th — Week 15
Dmitry Bikbayev Singer 9th - Week 15
Irakly Pirtskhalava Singer 8th - Week 15
Denis Klyaver Singer 7th - Week 15
Alyona Sviridova Singer 6th - Week 15
Teona Dolnikova Musical theatre actress and singer 5th - Week 16
Yulia Nachalova Singer 4th - Week 16
Yulia Parshuta Singer Third place
Vadim Kazachenko Singer Runner up
Vitaly Gogunsky Actor and singer Series winner

Series 3 (2015)

Celebrity Occupation Result
Evelina Bledans Comedian actress 9th - Week 14
Shura Singer 8th - Week 14
Mark Tishman Singer 7th - Week 14
Nikita Malinin Singer 6th - Week 14
Marina Kravets Comedian 5th - Week 15
Angelica Agurbash Singer
Eurovision 2005 participant
4th - Week 15
Svetlana Svetikova Pop and musical theatre singer Third place
Alexander Rybak Singer
Eurovision 2009 winner
Runner up *
Batyrkhan Shukenov Singer, composer Series winner
Ruslan Alekhno Singer
Eurovision 2008 participant
Series winner

† - On 29 April Batyrkhan Shukenov died after having a heart attack.[2] Until his death the season had finished twelve of its fifteen episodes. The recordings of the last episodes continued but without Shukenov. Before he died he was on the third position in the ranking. The broadcast of 17 May, which was recorded before Shukenov's death, was won by Shukenov and he was named finalist there. The episode which was broadcast before that episode, on 10 May, didn't feature Shukenov because the recordings of this episode were planned on the 30th of April, one day after Shukenov's death. In the end of semi-final episode Shukenov was named the one of two winners of the season posthumously. During the final episode all (including former) participants, judges and presenters paid a tribute to him.

* – Although the official rules only allow five finalists; Alexander Rybak was named as sixth finalist during the semi-final, after Maxim Galkin stated that the judges wanted him to be in the final. At the end of the show Rybak finished as runner up.

Series 4. The Best (2016)

In this season participated nine contestants from the past seasons. Moreover, one extra contestant (also from the past seasons) was in each new release.

Celebrity Occupation, season Result
Svetlana Svetikova Singer, third place of Season 3 9th - Week 16
Angelica Agurbash Singer, from Season 3 8th - Week 16
Anastasia Stotskaya Singer, from Season 1 7th - Week 16
Vadim Kazachenko Singer, runner-up of Season 2 6th - Week 16
Sergey Penkin Singer, from Season 1 5th - Week 16
Vitaly Gogunsky Actor, winner of Season 2 4th - Week 16
Yulia Parshuta Singer, actress, third place of Season 2 Third place
Ruslan Alehno Singer, winner of the Season 3 Runner up
Alexey Chumakov Singer, winner of Season 1, judge in Seasons 2 and 3 Series winner

Extras:

Celebrity and season No. of release
Yulia Nachalova
Season 2
2
Mark Tishman
Season 3
3
Sati Kazanova
Season 1
4
Nadia Hranovska
Season 2
5
Evelina Bledans
Season 3
6
Teona Dolnikova
Season 2
7
Nikita Malinin
Season 3
8
Denis Klyaver
Season 3
9

References

  1. one extra-contestant in each release of show
  2. http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=2540543
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