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Not to be confused with George Orwell's classic work ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]],'' in which Big Brother represents the totalitarian Party that treats free thought as a crime. Its name is, however, based on the fact that in the book cameras are everywhere, with everyone being watched by "Big Brother", which is about all most people (think they) know about it. For information on that trope, see [[Big Brother Is Watching]]. |
Not to be confused with George Orwell's classic work ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]],'' in which Big Brother represents the totalitarian Party that treats free thought as a crime. Its name is, however, based on the fact that in the book cameras are everywhere, with everyone being watched by "Big Brother", which is about all most people (think they) know about it. For information on that trope, see [[Big Brother Is Watching]]. |
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=== This series has examples of the following tropes: === |
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* [[Action Girl]]: Janelle Pierzina and Daniele Donato both won plenty of competitions in their respective seasons. |
* [[Action Girl]]: Janelle Pierzina and Daniele Donato both won plenty of competitions in their respective seasons. |
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** Not to mention in Big Brother 12, Britney managed to toss Veto back and forth with Brendon for a couple weeks before winning it twice in a show. Some people did think she was the next Janelle or Daniele. |
** Not to mention in Big Brother 12, Britney managed to toss Veto back and forth with Brendon for a couple weeks before winning it twice in a show. Some people did think she was the next Janelle or Daniele. |
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