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%%** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
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%%** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] also [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
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* The All-Stars Cycle had plenty:
** Cycle 5 alumnae Bre and Lisa winning the carousel challenge in episode 5. Around Cycles 3-7 were the times when J. Alexander ''[[SinkOrSwimMentor really]]'' hammered the contestants in runway challenges.
** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria makes sense. Shannon was from the inaugural cycle while Alexandria was from the recent and previous one.
** Tyra added the word ''again'' to the end of her usual pre-EliminationCatchphrase ("one of them will be going home") during the All-Stars Cycle, reflecting that Cycle's MyGreatestSecondChance theme. However, she just uttered her regular pre-EliminationStatement in two occasions. First in episode 9 when Shannon and Laura were the bottom two. And then in episode 12 when the bottom two were Allison and Laura. The reason is that the girls mentioned were runner-ups from their original Cycles.
*** During the aforementioned episode 9, Tyra's ''ExactWords'' to the final six were [[EliminationCatchPhrase she's only holding five photos in her hands]]. Shannon was eliminated because she refused to do the photoshoot.
** Angelea's ''[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]'' brand.
** The final two for this Cycle were Lisa and Allison. Originally, Lisa was from Cycle 5 while Allison was from Cycle 12. Adding five and twelve will sum up to seventeen (5+12=17). All-Stars was the ''seventeenth'' Cycle.
*** If Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner, then the math thing also counts for her. This was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, so 3+14=17.
** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes it relevant.
*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also being a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
* In Cycle 7, the go sees were for 10 designers in Barcelona. CariDee and Eugena teamed up, as did the twins, while Melrose went alone. Melrose strategy makes sense since the girls that teamed up had to wait for each other to finish with the designers. She ended up winning the challenge and going to the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.
** Cycle 5 alumnae Bre and Lisa winning the carousel challenge in episode 5. Around Cycles 3-7 were the times when J. Alexander ''[[SinkOrSwimMentor really]]'' hammered the contestants in runway challenges.
** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria makes sense. Shannon was from the inaugural cycle while Alexandria was from the recent and previous one.
** Tyra added the word ''again'' to the end of her usual pre-EliminationCatchphrase ("one of them will be going home") during the All-Stars Cycle, reflecting that Cycle's MyGreatestSecondChance theme. However, she just uttered her regular pre-EliminationStatement in two occasions. First in episode 9 when Shannon and Laura were the bottom two. And then in episode 12 when the bottom two were Allison and Laura. The reason is that the girls mentioned were runner-ups from their original Cycles.
*** During the aforementioned episode 9, Tyra's ''ExactWords'' to the final six were [[EliminationCatchPhrase she's only holding five photos in her hands]]. Shannon was eliminated because she refused to do the photoshoot.
** Angelea's ''[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]'' brand.
** The final two for this Cycle were Lisa and Allison. Originally, Lisa was from Cycle 5 while Allison was from Cycle 12. Adding five and twelve will sum up to seventeen (5+12=17). All-Stars was the ''seventeenth'' Cycle.
*** If Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner, then the math thing also counts for her. This was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, so 3+14=17.
** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes it relevant.
*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also being a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
* In Cycle 7, the go sees were for 10 designers in Barcelona. CariDee and Eugena teamed up, as did the twins, while Melrose went alone. Melrose strategy makes sense since the girls that teamed up had to wait for each other to finish with the designers. She ended up winning the challenge and going to the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.
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* In Cycle 5, Lisa D'Amato is [[ShockingElimination eliminated]] despite being a consistent performer, because that episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] is "Being a Top Model means people--fans, photographers, etc.--are always going to be watching you so you need to be a role model". In the previous episode, Lisa peed in a diaper at the Wild Boyz photoshoot and at the elimination panel, Lisa was criticized for her spitfire personality and perceived immaturity.
* In Cycle 7, the go-see challenge in Barcelona was to meet with 10 designers. [=CariDee=] English and Eugena Washington teamed up, as did Amanda and Michelle Babin, while Melrose Bickerstaff went alone. Melrose's strategy makes sense since the contestants that teamed up had to wait for each other before they could go on to the next designer. Melrose ended up winning the challenge and visited the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.
* The All-Stars Cycle (Cycle 17) had plenty:
** Cycle 5 alumnae Bre Scullark and Lisawinning D'Amato win the carousel runway challenge in episode 5. Around Cycles 3-7 were the times Cycle 5 was when J. Alexander became a full-time panel judge and ''[[SinkOrSwimMentor really]]'' hammered into the contestants in the importance of a good runway challenges.
**walk.
%%** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon Stewart being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria Everett makessense. sense, as Shannon was is from the show's inaugural cycle while Alexandria was from the most recent and previous one.
one. Also, Shannon had a "big sister" mentor during her original cycle (Robin Manning) so it makes since she'd want to be one herself.
** Tyraadded the word ''again'' to the end of switched up her usual pre-EliminationCatchphrase ("one to be "one of them will be going home") during the All-Stars Cycle, home ''again''," reflecting that Cycle's the cycle's MyGreatestSecondChance theme. However, she just uttered her regular She only said the usual pre-EliminationStatement in two occasions. First in episode 9 for when Shannon Stewart and Laura Allison Harvard were in the Bottom Two, to reflect that the two were the bottom two. And then in episode 12 when the bottom two were Allison and Laura. The reason is that the girls mentioned were first runner-ups from their original Cycles.
cycles.
***During the aforementioned In episode 9, Tyra's ''ExactWords'' to the final six were [[EliminationCatchPhrase that she's only holding five photos in her hands]]. Since Shannon was eliminated because she refused to do the photoshoot.
photoshoot, Tyra wouldn't have a photo for her and as such, Shannon was eliminated.
**Angelea's Angelea Preston being given the ''[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]'' brand.
brand. She was in the Bottom Two ''four'' times.
** The final twofor this Cycle finalists were Lisa and Allison. Originally, Lisa was D'Amato (originally from Cycle 5 while 5) and Allison was Harvard (originally from Cycle 12. Adding five and 12). Five plus twelve will sum up to equal seventeen (5+12=17). All-Stars was the ''seventeenth'' Cycle.
***If Additionally, if Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner, then wasn't disqualified, the math thing also counts for her. This She placed in the Top 3 and she was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, 14 so 3+14=17.
**three plus fourteen equals seventeen (3+14=17).
%%** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes itrelevant.
*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also being a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
* In Cycle 7, the go sees were for 10 designers in Barcelona. CariDee and Eugena teamed up, as did the twins, while Melrose went alone. Melrose strategy makes sense since the girls that teamed up had to wait for each other to finish with the designers. She ended up winning the challenge and going to the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.relevant.
* In Cycle 7, the go-see challenge in Barcelona was to meet with 10 designers. [=CariDee=] English and Eugena Washington teamed up, as did Amanda and Michelle Babin, while Melrose Bickerstaff went alone. Melrose's strategy makes sense since the contestants that teamed up had to wait for each other before they could go on to the next designer. Melrose ended up winning the challenge and visited the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.
* The All-Stars Cycle (Cycle 17) had plenty:
** Cycle 5 alumnae Bre Scullark and Lisa
**
%%** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon Stewart being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria Everett makes
** Tyra
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** The final two
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%%** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes it
*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also being a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
* In Cycle 7, the go sees were for 10 designers in Barcelona. CariDee and Eugena teamed up, as did the twins, while Melrose went alone. Melrose strategy makes sense since the girls that teamed up had to wait for each other to finish with the designers. She ended up winning the challenge and going to the most number of designers - 5 out of 10.
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** [[http://getglue.com/stickers/the_cw/americas_next_top_model_cycle_18_coming_soon The kiss-mark]] in the logo seems to be just a fancy design. But if you look into the winner's backstory or saw it beforehand, [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ca/Britain%27s_Next_Top_Model%2C_Cycle_5.jpg you'll figure that it's not]].
** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. The remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at the time Alisha quit. So basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestant to have a strong chance of having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in better light.[[note]]And the winner did achieved FlawlessVictory. Bonus points is that she's Alisha's teammate.[[/note]]
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three[[note]]as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.[[/note]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
** The red and blue clothes not only represent the colors of the US and UK flags, but also the [[RedOniBlueOni Oni dynamics]] of their teams.
** It makes sense that the eventual winner was from Cycle 5 of BNTM, considering that the international destination of ANTM Cycle 5 was London
** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. The remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at the time Alisha quit. So basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestant to have a strong chance of having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in better light.[[note]]And the winner did achieved FlawlessVictory. Bonus points is that she's Alisha's teammate.[[/note]]
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three[[note]]as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.[[/note]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
** The red and blue clothes not only represent the colors of the US and UK flags, but also the [[RedOniBlueOni Oni dynamics]] of their teams.
** It makes sense that the eventual winner was from Cycle 5 of BNTM, considering that the international destination of ANTM Cycle 5 was London
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** [[http://getglue.com/stickers/the_cw/americas_next_top_model_cycle_18_coming_soon [[https://americasnexttopmodel.fandom.com/wiki/Cycle_18:_British_Invasion?file=Cycle_18.png The kiss-mark]] in on the logo seems promo images first appears to be just a fancy design. But if you look into stylistic touch to acknowledge the winner's backstory or saw it beforehand, [[http://upload.British contestants and also a reference to the [[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ca/Britain%27s_Next_Top_Model%2C_Cycle_5.jpg you'll figure that it's not]].
Britain's Top Model Cycle 5 promo image]] from which several of the British contestants originally appeared on, but it also serves as a clue as to who the winner is.[[note]]The eventual winner, Sophie Sumner, was the first runner up on Britain's Top Model Cycle 5. [[/note]]
**Alisha's Alisha White's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners contestants. At that point, Annaliese Dayes, Laura [=LaFrate=], and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. The remaining girls Sophie Sumner were all having NoDamageRun at (having never been in the time Alisha quit. Bottom Two). So basically, her Alisha's decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestant frontrunners to have a strong chance of having at a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on to achieving before, herself in her original cycle, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in better light.[[note]]And Sophie Sumner, the winner winner, did achieved achieve a FlawlessVictory. Bonus points is that she's she was Alisha's teammate.teammate as well.[[/note]]
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to thegirls contestants every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at by the final three[[note]]as three[[note]]although the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.[[/note]] and then completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" itself because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A it's RuleOfSymbolism that there are no more teams and it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.now.
** The red and blue clothes not only represent the colors of the US and UK flags, but also the [[RedOniBlueOni Oni dynamics]] oftheir the teams.
**It makes sense that Sophie Sumner, the eventual winner was from of Cycle 18, originally appeared on Cycle 5 of BNTM, considering that Britain's Next Top Model. In Cycle 5 of America's Next Top Model, the international destination of ANTM Cycle 5 was London
London.
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** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the
** The red and blue clothes not only represent the colors of the US and UK flags, but also the [[RedOniBlueOni Oni dynamics]] of
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* Kayla in Cycle 15 had to be photographed with the word "queer" all over her body. The shoot was about "rising above the words that caused you pain in your life" or something like that. Then she revealed she was [[RapeAsBackstory sexually assaulted]]...
* In Cycle 16, Alexandria claimed she needed to "grow-up fast" in order to take care of her siblings due to ParentalAbandonment. Seeing her in Cycle 17 acting like Shannon or Lisa's TagalongKid pretty much solidified that she never really had a happy and proper childhood with significant adult figures. It's reflected by the fact that she constantly clashed with most of the contestants in her original season, people who belong in her age group, while act more carefree and less guarded in the second where she was surrounded mostly by elder contestants.
* The competition being allegedly rigged. If that's the case, imagine the efforts of the girls who are not the pre-selected winner..
* In Cycle 16, Alexandria claimed she needed to "grow-up fast" in order to take care of her siblings due to ParentalAbandonment. Seeing her in Cycle 17 acting like Shannon or Lisa's TagalongKid pretty much solidified that she never really had a happy and proper childhood with significant adult figures. It's reflected by the fact that she constantly clashed with most of the contestants in her original season, people who belong in her age group, while act more carefree and less guarded in the second where she was surrounded mostly by elder contestants.
* The competition being allegedly rigged. If that's the case, imagine the efforts of the girls who are not the pre-selected winner..
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* Kayla in In Cycle 15 4, Kahlan Rondot had to be photographed with pose in a coffin lowered six feet into the word "queer" all over her body. The shoot was about "rising above ground for a photoshoot, right after getting the words news that caused you pain in your life" or something like that. a close friend died.
* In Cycle 15, during a commercial for a fictitious energy drink, Kayla Ferrel is pressured to kiss the male model she was paired with. Then she revealed shewas had been [[RapeAsBackstory sexually assaulted]]...
assaulted]] when she was younger...
* In Cycle 16, Alexandria Everett claimed she needed to"grow-up "grow up fast" in order to take care of her siblings due to ParentalAbandonment. Seeing her in Cycle 17 acting like Shannon Stewarts or Lisa's Lisa D'Amato's TagalongKid pretty much solidified showed that she never really had a happy and proper childhood with significant proper adult figures. It's reflected role models, as indicated by the fact that she constantly clashed with most of the contestants in her original season, people cycle (people who belong were in her age group, while act more carefree group) and less guarded in the second where she was surrounded mostly by elder contestants.
quickly developed a mentor-type relationship with two people older than her.
*The competition Cycles being allegedly rigged. rigged, as rumored amongst the fan community and former contestants. If that's the case, imagine the efforts frustration and disappointment of the girls contestants who are not the pre-selected winner..
winner, especially if they were doing well and started getting nitpicks for random reasons in order to justify their elimination..
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* Contestants with RealityShowGenreBlindness in general.
** Specifically, there are girls who came to the show and claimed to be a fan of the show, yet when it's makeover time, they suffer from TraumaticHaircut? If it's the second or third cycle then it's okay. But until the double digit cycles?
** Specifically, there are girls who came to the show and claimed to be a fan of the show, yet when it's makeover time, they suffer from TraumaticHaircut? If it's the second or third cycle then it's okay. But until the double digit cycles?
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* Contestants with who keep RealityShowGenreBlindness in general.
** Specifically, there aregirls contestants who came come to the show and claimed claim to be a fan of the show, yet when it's makeover time, they suffer from cry and complain when they receive a TraumaticHaircut? If it's Or are shocked and appalled by the second or third cycle then it's okay. But until nude photoshoot assignments? By the time the show entered the double digit cycles?cycles, there should have been very little surprises as to the format and types of challenges that would be encountered.
** Specifically, there are
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*** TheOtherWiki lists Sophie as the first non-American to win the show. While Cycle 8 winner [[SpicyLatina Jaslene]] is not American, she grew up in the US, therefore a naturalized (American) citizen.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. The remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at the time Alisha quit. So basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestant to have a strong chance of having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in better light.[[hottip:*: And the winner did achieved FlawlessVictory. Bonus points is that she's Alisha's teammate.]]
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three[[hottip:*: as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three[[hottip:*: as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. The remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at the time Alisha quit. So basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestant to have a strong chance of having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in better light.[[hottip:*: And [[note]]And the winner did achieved FlawlessVictory. Bonus points is that she's Alisha's teammate.]]
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** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the finalthree[[hottip:*: as three[[note]]as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.]] [[/note]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's everyone for themselves now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final
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* Kayla in Cycle 15 had to be photographed with the word "queer" all over her body. The shoot was about "rising above the words that caused you pain in your life" or something like that. Then she revealed she was [[RapeAsbackstory [[RapeAsBackstory sexually assaulted]]...
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** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three[[hottip:*: as the final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe.]] and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's [[ThisIsACompetition everyone for themselves now]]. [[hottip:*: now. ThisIsACompetition after all.
** Thefinal three still had red and blue clothes not only represent the colors of the UK and US flags, but also the RedOniBlueOni dynamic of their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe, however.]]
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* In Cycle 16, Alexandria claiming claimed she needed to "grow-up fast" in order to take care of her siblings due to ParentalAbandonment in Cycle 16. ParentalAbandonment. Seeing her in Cycle 17 acting like Shannon or Lisa's TagalongKid pretty much implies solidified that she never really had a happy and proper childhood.childhood with significant adult figures. It's reflected by the fact that she constantly clashed with most of the contestants in her original season, people who belong in her age group, while act more carefree and less guarded in the second where she was surrounded mostly by elder contestants.
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*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
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*** Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a Top Model is also being a role model, which means you're always being monitored/watched so ''always'' be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
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*** Speaking of Lisa, her ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. So that cycle's remaining girls had a challenge with the paparazzi. The judges reminded them that they are always being monitored and that they should ''always'' be camera prepared. The panel dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they are tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] is "always act like a role model in any aspects all the time because that's what models (or public figures) are supposed to be" and Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But the episode before that is where Lisa made her infamous "peeing scene" and they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development.
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*** Speaking of Lisa, her Lisa's ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. So that cycle's remaining girls had That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] was "being a challenge with the paparazzi. The judges reminded them that they are Top Model is also a role model, which means you're always being monitored and that they should monitored/watched so ''always'' be camera prepared. The panel be paparazzi/camera prepared or else they may get a shot to use against you". During panel, the judges dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they are were tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] is "always act like a role model in any aspects all the time because that's what models (or public figures) are supposed to be" and Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But in the episode before that is where Lisa made her infamous "peeing scene" and previous episode, they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development. That was the same episode Lisa made her infamous "diaper-peeing" scene.
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*** If Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner then the math thing also counts for her. This was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, so 3+14=17.
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*** If Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner winner, then the math thing also counts for her. This was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, so 3+14=17.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
*** And the winner did had a FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
*** And the winner did had a FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is also true. But each Alisha had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 where she became an eventual finalist and came-up short but nonetheless proud of the it. The remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And the time Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, quit. So basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants contestant to have a strong chance for of having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
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** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's [[ThisIsACompetition everyone for themselves now]]. [[hottip:*: The final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe, however.]]
***
** Cycle 18 really enforced WearingAFlagOnYourHead to the girls every panel [[{{Anvilicious}} to hammer]] the US vs UK theme. This was largely abandoned at the final three and completely during the finale itself. They no longer wear their respective "team uniforms" because it is the point in the competition where they essentially can no longer function as such. A RuleOfSymbolism that it's [[ThisIsACompetition everyone for themselves now]]. [[hottip:*: The final three still had their nation's flag printed somewhere in their wardrobe, however.]]
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* The competition being allegedly rigged. If that's the case, imagine the efforts of the girls who are not the pre-selected winner.
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* Alexandria claiming to "grow-up fast" to take care of her siblings due to ParentalAbandonment in Cycle 16. Seeing her in Cycle 17 acting like Shannon or Lisa's TagalongKid pretty much implies she never really had a happy and proper childhood. It's reflected by the fact that she constantly clashed with most of the contestants in her original season, people who belong in her age group, while act more carefree and less guarded in the second where she was surrounded mostly by elder contestants.
* The competition being allegedly rigged. If that's the case, imagine the efforts of the girls who are not the pre-selectedwinner.
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* The competition being allegedly rigged. If that's the case, imagine the efforts of the girls who are not the pre-selected
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** Cycle 5 alumnae Bre and Lisa winning the carousel challenge in episode 5. Around Cycles 3-7 were the times when J. Alexander ''[[SinkOrSwimMentor really]]'' hammered the contestants in runway challenges.
** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria makes sense. Shannon was from the inaugural cycle while Alexandria was from the recent and previous one.
** Why does Bianca can't get along with Lisa? Because one of her SitComArchNemesis in Cycle 9 is [[NamesTheSame also]] [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Lisa]]. Also, Lisa (D'Amato) and Bianca's cycles were respectively the first and last season that Twiggy judged.
** Shannon being an [[CoolBigSis older sister figure]] to Alexandria makes sense. Shannon was from the inaugural cycle while Alexandria was from the recent and previous one.
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** Angelea's "[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]" brand.
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** Angelea's "[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]" ''[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]'' brand.
*** If Angelea ''was'' indeed the initial winner then the math thing also counts for her. This was the first (and only) time there's a final three and she's originally from Cycle 14, so 3+14=17.
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** Specifically, there are girls who came to the show and claimed to be a fan of the show, yet when it's makeover time, they suffer from TraumaticHaircut? If it's the second or third cycle then it's okay. But until the double digit cycles?
** Specifically, there are girls who came to the show and claimed to be a fan of the show, yet when it's makeover time, they suffer from TraumaticHaircut? If it's the second or third cycle then it's okay. But until the double digit cycles?
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
** And the winner did had a FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
** And the winner did had a FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
** *** And the winner did had a FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate. \n
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
** And the winner did had a FlawessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
** And the winner did had a FlawessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
** And the winner did had aFlawessVictory.FlawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate. \n
** And the winner did had a
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** And the winner did had a FawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
** And the winner did had a FawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
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** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist. She came finalist, came-up short but nonetheless proud of it, it. Basically, her decision to quit allowed the front-runners and the improving contestants to have a strong chance for having a FlawlessVictory, something she was so close on achieving before, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.light.
** And the winner did had a FawlessVictory. And what's sweeter is she's Alisha's teammate.
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* The All-Stars Cycle had plenty:
** Tyra added the word ''again'' to the end of her usual pre-EliminationCatchphrase ("one of them will be going home") during the All-Stars Cycle, reflecting that Cycle's MyGreatestSecondChance theme. However, she just uttered her regular pre-EliminationStatement in two occasions. First in episode 9 when Shannon and Laura were the bottom two. And then in episode 12 when the bottom two were Allison and Laura. The reason is that the girls mentioned were runner-ups from their original Cycles.
*** During the aforementioned episode 9, Tyra's ''ExactWords'' to the final six were [[EliminationCatchPhrase she's only holding five photos in her hands]]. Shannon was eliminated because she refused to do the photoshoot.
** Angelea's "[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]" brand.
** The final two for this Cycle were Lisa and Allison. Originally, Lisa was from Cycle 5 while Allison was from Cycle 12. Adding five and twelve will sum up to seventeen (5+12=17). All-Stars was the ''seventeenth'' Cycle.
** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes it relevant.
*** Speaking of Lisa, her ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. So that cycle's remaining girls had a challenge with the paparazzi. The judges reminded them that they are always being monitored and that they should ''always'' be camera prepared. The panel dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they are tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] is "always act like a role model in any aspects all the time because that's what models (or public figures) are supposed to be" and Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But the episode before that is where Lisa made her infamous "peeing scene" and they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development.
* Cycle 18
** [[http://getglue.com/stickers/the_cw/americas_next_top_model_cycle_18_coming_soon The kiss-mark]] in the logo seems to be just a fancy design. But if you look into the winner's backstory or saw it beforehand, [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ca/Britain%27s_Next_Top_Model%2C_Cycle_5.jpg you'll figure that it's not]].
*** TheOtherWiki lists Sophie as the first non-American to win the show. While Cycle 8 winner [[SpicyLatina Jaslene]] is not American, she grew up in the US, therefore a naturalized (American) citizen.
** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist. She came short but nonetheless proud of it, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
[[AC:FridgeHorror]]
* Kayla in Cycle 15 had to be photographed with the word "queer" all over her body. The shoot was about "rising above the words that caused you pain in your life" or something like that. Then she revealed she was [[RapeAsbackstory sexually assaulted]]...
[[AC:FridgeLogic]]
* RealityShowGenreBlindness
* The All-Stars Cycle had plenty:
** Tyra added the word ''again'' to the end of her usual pre-EliminationCatchphrase ("one of them will be going home") during the All-Stars Cycle, reflecting that Cycle's MyGreatestSecondChance theme. However, she just uttered her regular pre-EliminationStatement in two occasions. First in episode 9 when Shannon and Laura were the bottom two. And then in episode 12 when the bottom two were Allison and Laura. The reason is that the girls mentioned were runner-ups from their original Cycles.
*** During the aforementioned episode 9, Tyra's ''ExactWords'' to the final six were [[EliminationCatchPhrase she's only holding five photos in her hands]]. Shannon was eliminated because she refused to do the photoshoot.
** Angelea's "[[EliminationHoudini Persistent]]" brand.
** The final two for this Cycle were Lisa and Allison. Originally, Lisa was from Cycle 5 while Allison was from Cycle 12. Adding five and twelve will sum up to seventeen (5+12=17). All-Stars was the ''seventeenth'' Cycle.
** Lisa was the first non-winner to guest during an on-going season (Cycle 6 along with Janice Dickinson). Winning the cycle featuring non-winning contestants somewhat makes it relevant.
*** Speaking of Lisa, her ShockingElimination ''way'' back in Cycle 5 was actually justified. So that cycle's remaining girls had a challenge with the paparazzi. The judges reminded them that they are always being monitored and that they should ''always'' be camera prepared. The panel dismissed Lisa as "uncontrollable" and stated that they are tuned-off by her spit-fire personality. That episode's [[AnAesop aesop]] is "always act like a role model in any aspects all the time because that's what models (or public figures) are supposed to be" and Lisa was actually tame in that episode. But the episode before that is where Lisa made her infamous "peeing scene" and they had a non-elimination week only to see the contestants' development.
* Cycle 18
** [[http://getglue.com/stickers/the_cw/americas_next_top_model_cycle_18_coming_soon The kiss-mark]] in the logo seems to be just a fancy design. But if you look into the winner's backstory or saw it beforehand, [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ca/Britain%27s_Next_Top_Model%2C_Cycle_5.jpg you'll figure that it's not]].
*** TheOtherWiki lists Sophie as the first non-American to win the show. While Cycle 8 winner [[SpicyLatina Jaslene]] is not American, she grew up in the US, therefore a naturalized (American) citizen.
** Alisha's HeroicSacrifice may count as a bittersweet FridgeBrilliance. Her ExactWords when she quit was she doesn't want to be selfish and take the deserving spot over the remaining girls (the front-runners and an improving contestant). It'll probably be dismissed as not wanting to be an EliminationHoudini, which is true. But each of the remaining girls were having NoDamageRun at that point. And Alisha herself had a NoDamageRun during BNTM Cycle 6 were she became an eventual finalist. She came short but nonetheless proud of it, thus putting her NonGameplayElimination in a better light.
[[AC:FridgeHorror]]
* Kayla in Cycle 15 had to be photographed with the word "queer" all over her body. The shoot was about "rising above the words that caused you pain in your life" or something like that. Then she revealed she was [[RapeAsbackstory sexually assaulted]]...
[[AC:FridgeLogic]]
* RealityShowGenreBlindness
