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* BigRedButton: The panic button.

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* %%* BigRedButton: The panic button.



* NoAnimalsWereHarmed: The humans probably were, however.

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* %%* NoAnimalsWereHarmed: The humans probably were, however.

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!!This series provides examples of:----
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* XMeetsY: It's ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent horror movie.
** Also ''ScareTactics'', given it shares the same producer (Kevin Healey)

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* XMeetsY: It's ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent horror movie.
** Also ''ScareTactics'', given it shares the same producer (Kevin Healey)
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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of NightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. The first two levels usually involve a progressing through a "course", followed by a more involved task for level 3, capped off with an endurance-based challenge. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

And by the way, they don't even ''win'' anything

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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of NightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. The first two levels usually involve a progressing through a "course", followed by a more involved task for level 3, capped off with an endurance-based challenge. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

And by the way, they don't even ''win'' anything
anything.



* BigRedButton: The panic button

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* BigRedButton: The panic buttonbutton.



* ManipulativeEditing: It ''feels'' like the contestants shown in each episode are competing against eachother in different areas at the same time, but they may just be separate (and tailored) runs edited together to look like its a contest. Thenagain, its not really a competition, its more of a spiritual journey
* {{Squick}}: Deliberately invoked, because why not? One task involved taking jewelry and accessories off of ''carcasses in body bags''
* XMeetsY: Its ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent horror movie.

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* ManipulativeEditing: It ''feels'' like the contestants shown in each episode are competing against eachother each other in different areas at the same time, but they may just be separate (and tailored) runs edited together to look like its it's a contest. Thenagain, its Then again, it's not really a competition, its it's more of a spiritual journey
* {{Squick}}: Deliberately invoked, because why not? One task involved taking jewelry and accessories off of ''carcasses in body bags''
bags''.
* XMeetsY: Its It's ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent horror movie.

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* GameShowHost: Completely averted. The only voices you'll hear throughout an episode are the P.A. announcer and the contestants (either during their journey, or via the ConfessionCam)

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* GameShowHost: Completely averted. The only voices you'll hear throughout an episode are TheAnnouncer (specifically Marilla Wex, who does the P.A. announcer OpeningNarration, and is TheVoice in the facility), and the contestants test subjects (either during their journey, or via the ConfessionCam)



* ManipulativeEditing: It ''feels'' like the contestants shown in each episode are competing against eachother in different areas at the same time, but they may just be separate (and tailored) runs edited together to look like its a contest. The aforementioned lack of prizes may be a side effect of this process.
* {{Squick}}: Deliberately invoked, because why not; one task involved taking jewelry and accessories off of carcasses in body bags

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* ManipulativeEditing: It ''feels'' like the contestants shown in each episode are competing against eachother in different areas at the same time, but they may just be separate (and tailored) runs edited together to look like its a contest. The aforementioned lack Thenagain, its not really a competition, its more of prizes may be a side effect of this process.
spiritual journey
* {{Squick}}: Deliberately invoked, because why not; one not? One task involved taking jewelry and accessories off of carcasses ''carcasses in body bagsbags''



** Also ''ScareTactics'', given it shares the same producer (Kevin Healey)
* TheVoice: A British woman's voice over a PA system relays instructions. Aside from her, there is absolutely ''no'' host. At all.

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** Also ''ScareTactics'', given it shares the same producer (Kevin Healey)
* TheVoice: A British woman's voice over a PA system relays instructions. Aside from her, there is absolutely ''no'' host. At all.
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* GameShowHost: Completely averted. The only voices you'll hear throughout the episode are the P.A. announcer and the contestants (either during their journey, or via the ConfessionCam)

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* GameShowHost: Completely averted. The only voices you'll hear throughout the an episode are the P.A. announcer and the contestants (either during their journey, or via the ConfessionCam)

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* ConfessionCam: With analysis of their experience.
* GameShowHost: Completely averted. Beyond the P.A. system which gives the instructions, there is no host, no narrator, or anything; they just let the contestants "speak" for themselves.

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* ConfessionCam: With analysis of their experience.
* GameShowHost: Completely averted. Beyond The only voices you'll hear throughout the episode are the P.A. system which gives the instructions, there is no host, no narrator, or anything; they just let announcer and the contestants "speak" for themselves.(either during their journey, or via the ConfessionCam)

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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of NightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of NightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. The first two levels usually involve a progressing through a "course", followed by a more involved task for level 3, capped off with an endurance-based challenge. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.
suits.

And by the way, they don't even ''win'' anything



* GameShowHost: Completely averted. There is no narration beyond the PA instructions and the ConfessionCam.

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* ConfessionCam: With analysis of their experience.
* GameShowHost: Completely averted. There Beyond the P.A. system which gives the instructions, there is no narration beyond host, no narrator, or anything; they just let the PA instructions and the ConfessionCam.contestants "speak" for themselves.


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* ManipulativeEditing: It ''feels'' like the contestants shown in each episode are competing against eachother in different areas at the same time, but they may just be separate (and tailored) runs edited together to look like its a contest. The aforementioned lack of prizes may be a side effect of this process.
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* TheVoice: A British women over a PA system relays instructions. Aside from her, there is absolutely ''no'' host. At all.

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* TheVoice: A British women woman's voice over a PA system relays instructions. Aside from her, there is absolutely ''no'' host. At all.
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Updated to meet new Nightmare Fuel criteria.


A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of HighOctaneNightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of HighOctaneNightmareFuel NightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.
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* XMeetsY: Its ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent HorrorFilm.

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* XMeetsY: Its ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent HorrorFilm.horror movie.
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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[NetworkDecay/Slipped Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of HighOctaneNightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[NetworkDecay/Slipped ([[{{NetworkDecay/Slipped}} Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of HighOctaneNightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.
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A Canadian RealityTV series broadcast by Space ([[NetworkDecay/Slipped Yeah, they've changed a bit]]) that strives to have ordinary people face their greatest fears. Five contestants progress through a series of levels that invoke all manner of HighOctaneNightmareFuel (adding insult to injury, their studio is a building in Toronto that used to be a slaughterhouse), trying to be the last person standing. Of course, if anyone wishes to chicken out on their quest, they simply mash the BigRedButton on their suits.

!!This series provides examples of:
* BigRedButton: The panic button
* BuriedAlive: One contestant's final challenge was to be "trapped" in a coffin, joined by mealworms and even live rats.
* GameShowHost: Completely averted. There is no narration beyond the PA instructions and the ConfessionCam.
* NoAnimalsWereHarmed: The humans probably were, however.
*{{Squick}}: Deliberately invoked, because why not; one task involved taking jewelry and accessories off of carcasses in body bags
*XMeetsY: Its ''FearFactor'' meets, well, let's just say ''any'' recent HorrorFilm.
** Also ''ScareTactics'', given it shares the same producer (Kevin Healey)
*TheVoice: A British women over a PA system relays instructions. Aside from her, there is absolutely ''no'' host. At all.

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