Reality show clichés
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I made some friends for life.
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Across all reality shows: "I am fighting for my life" or "It's do or die".
"I don't want to go home" then blubbering how you miss your family.
The Biggest Loser: how they always refer to weight loss as "pulled" as in "He pulled 10 pounds this week" or "I only pulled a 4."
Big Brother: I hate Julie Chen's constant talk of the "chopping block" and her lispy way of saying "houseguests".
"I don't want to go home" then blubbering how you miss your family.
The Biggest Loser: how they always refer to weight loss as "pulled" as in "He pulled 10 pounds this week" or "I only pulled a 4."
Big Brother: I hate Julie Chen's constant talk of the "chopping block" and her lispy way of saying "houseguests".
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Originally Posted by raven56706
7 lives to live in a house... to find out what happens... when you stop being polite... and start being real
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Originally Posted by mwbmis
On shows like Project Runway and Top Chef the always appropriate "You haven't heard the last from me". Yeah, we probably have.
Originally Posted by Bluelitespecial
It sounds like we are listing every cliche from this season of Big Brother.
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Originally Posted by josepotato
"That's OK, That's OK."
On American Idol when the judges didn't like your performance, or Deal or No Deal when you pick a case holding a large amount.
On American Idol when the judges didn't like your performance, or Deal or No Deal when you pick a case holding a large amount.
Reminds me of the one I can't stand on Big Brother, said right before 1) revealing who's been nominated, or 2) revealing whether the Veto winner will use it: some long speech saying nothing about nothing, ending with "With that being said..." Huh? You didn't SAY anything!