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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole and lost in the final quiz]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi [[spoiler:runner-up Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole and lost in the final quiz]].Mole]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole. She was wrong]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole. She was wrong]].Mole and lost in the final quiz]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole]].Mole. She was wrong]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win]].win, although part of the reason why she lasted so long was because she was very good at causing others to wrongly suspect her of being the Mole]].
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** In the Netflix season, [[spoiler:Joi spent the entire game believing eventual winner William was the Mole]]. In retrospect, [[spoiler:her even getting to be on the game that long was a pretty decent "pay" day, since she definitely wasn't going to win]].
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* NauseaFuel: The "Lookie Lookie Hot Pepper" and "Leftovers" tasks from U.S. seasons 3 and 4, respectively, which involved players showing partially chewed food (in the former) or Mark eating the other players' unfinished dinner to the point of retching.
