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merged to Chatty Hairdresser
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* ButtMonkey: Some of the contestants seem to get this treatment by landing on a combination of punishment spaces and/or ridiculously hard challenges. The second season produced several particularly egregious examples; one of the finalists landed on [[TheBarber Rizotín]] and then lost all of his money on the wheel on his last turn, therefore leaving with one of the worst haircuts ever handed out on the show and emptyhanded (though not without the money he won in his previous appearances).
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* ButtMonkey: Some of the contestants seem to get this treatment by landing on a combination of punishment spaces and/or ridiculously hard challenges. The second season produced several particularly egregious examples; one of the finalists landed on [[TheBarber Rizotín]] Rizotín and then lost all of his money on the wheel on his last turn, therefore leaving with one of the worst haircuts ever handed out on the show and emptyhanded (though not without the money he won in his previous appearances).
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* RearrangeTheSong: Done when the show was brought back as ''El nuevo juego de la oca''.
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* RearrangeTheSong: Done Slightly subverted when the show was brought back as ''El nuevo juego de la oca''.oca'': they rearranged the Italian version's theme tune from six years before to use Spanish lyrics.
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* ReplacedTheThemeTune: Each series had a different theme tune: Series 1 had the famous one, Series 2's was slightly changed, whilst Series 3 used one based on the Italian version.
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Removal of What An Idiot potholes
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* TemptingFate: The sheer number of female contestants that mentioned at the beginning of the game either not wanting to land on Flequi or that they were indifferent to him altogether strangely ended up in his chair about 90 percent of the time. One in particular mentioned her grandparents putting out candles and praying to every saint in the Catholic faith that she wouldn't end up there... you probably already know the rest of the story. For male contestants, merely ''[[GenreBlindness coming to the show]]'' [[WhatAnIdiot with long hair]] was generally more than enough to guarantee their getting sent there.
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* TemptingFate: The sheer number of female contestants that mentioned at the beginning of the game either not wanting to land on Flequi or that they were indifferent to him altogether strangely ended up in his chair about 90 percent of the time. One in particular mentioned her grandparents putting out candles and praying to every saint in the Catholic faith that she wouldn't end up there... you probably already know the rest of the story. For male contestants, merely ''[[GenreBlindness coming to the show]]'' [[WhatAnIdiot with long hair]] hair was generally more than enough to guarantee their getting sent there.
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merged with Wire Dilemma
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* WireDilemma: The contestant is seated on a box with a series of wires attached to a "bomb" and must cut a certain number of them without detonating the "bomb". Cutting the WrongWire causes the charge to go off and the platform they are seated on to give way about a foot or so.
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* WireDilemma: The contestant is seated on a box with a series of wires attached to a "bomb" and must cut a certain number of them without detonating the "bomb". Cutting the WrongWire wrong wire causes the charge to go off and the platform they are seated on to give way about a foot or so.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: The "Beso o Tortazo" ("Kiss or Slap") challenge involved the contestant having to guess whether the Oquettes would give them a kiss or a slap based on what they said. Half the time the comments were misleading enough to trick them.
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: The lyrics are an invitation for you as the viewer to come play the game yourself if you are brave and "feel like {{Superman}}''.
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: The lyrics are an invitation for you as the viewer to come play the game yourself if you are brave and "feel like {{Superman}}''.Franchise/{{Superman}}''.
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trope was cut by TRS
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* EverythingsBetterWithLlamas: ''Paca la alpaca'', although not necessarily for the contestant that had to participate. The contestant was stuck in a cage with an alpaca and had to pull a certain number of ribbons of his or her color off its coat within the time limit; of course, the alpaca kicked and spit at the contestant the whole time.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* PieInTheFace: Turned UpToEleven with a "sweet firing squad" game in which the contestant had to catch a number of pies catapulted at him with his face. The entire segment, including the aftermath, is one of the [[Funny/ElGranJuegoDeLaOca funniest things to ever happen on the show]].
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* PieInTheFace: Turned UpToEleven Exaggerated with a "sweet firing squad" game in which the contestant had to catch a number of pies catapulted at him with his face. The entire segment, including the aftermath, is one of the [[Funny/ElGranJuegoDeLaOca funniest things to ever happen on the show]].
