The Mole - All Seasons

The Mole - Season 1

Season 1

In the first season of The Mole, the players only knew ahead of time that they had applied to, and been accepted to appear on, a new reality game show. The knowledge that one among them was a traitor and working to sabotage their efforts was not revealed until just before the first round of gameplay began. Hundreds of people responded to a newspaper advertisement asking for applicants, and from this advertisement came the nine genuine contestants.
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Datesfévr. 27, 2000 - avr. 24, 2000
The Mole - Season 2

Season 2

Unlike any other season of The Mole anywhere in the world, this one began with sixteen players in the first episode, which were whittled to ten in what was referred to as the last step in the audition process. The maximum prize to be won in this season was $200,000. Filming took place throughout November and December in late 2000. More than 5,000 people auditioned to be on the show.
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Datesfévr. 21, 2001 - avr. 25, 2001
The Mole - Season 3

Season 3

This season was similar to the previous Australian seasons of The Mole. A twist introduced this season is that not all assignments are assessed on a pass/fail scheme. In previous seasons a $10,000 assignment resulted in the team adding $10,000 to the pot, or failing, and adding none. In this season depending on the level of the team's success, they may win a portion of the prize, i.e. $4,000. It had an announced maximum prize to be won of $300,000, with the absolute maximum considerably more than that. The main difference was that it had a larger cast, twelve players rather than ten, and as such, two additional rounds of play.
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Datesfévr. 20, 2002 - avr. 24, 2002
The Mole - Season 4

Season 4

The Mole in Paradise

This season had a higher announced maximum kitty than previous seasons, touting the maximum amount to be won to be $500,000. However, the final total in the group kitty was comparable with that of previous seasons, at $104,000. The first episode of this season took place in Sydney, with the host revealing during the elimination that nine of them, minus the player who was to be eliminated, would head to New Caledonia for the remainder of the season.
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Datesjuil. 27, 2003 - sept. 28, 2003
The Mole - Season 5

Season 5

The Amazing Game

The fifth season of the Australian version of The Mole, subtitled The Amazing Game, took place in New Zealand and was hosted by Tom Williams.
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Datesaoût 25, 2005 - oct. 28, 2005
The Mole - Season 6

Season 6

The sixth season of the Australian version of The Mole takes place in various locations around Australia, and is hosted by Shura Taft.
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Datesjuil. 2, 2013 - oct. 16, 2013

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