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- Showmance abstract "A showmance (sometimes show-mance), also known as show romance, is a romance that develops between two individuals in theater, or on films and television series and between reality show contestants or participants for the running period of the show. When the two actively engage in a "made up" situation, it can be called a fauxmance. It is also considered a neologism and its usage is gaining popularity in the media.The term originated on the non-scripted American television show, Big Brother when it was first used by Will Kirby in 2001. Then it moved to films, theater and scripted television,\ It is primarily entered into as a ploy to gain more public and media attention and, in case of television, more camera time during the run of a theater piece, or a television series. It may be also just a publicity stunt. Showmances during reality shows are often motivated by the participants' wanting viewers to vote to keep them in the show, so that they can see the 'romance' continue. In some competitive reality tv shows (Big Brother or Survivor), contestants often engaged in a showmance for strategical purposes. A showmance couple, by protecting each other and by voting together, maintain power over other contestants. Sometimes, when an amorous relationship actually does continue after the end of a show, many people would still allege that it is "just a show" the two are putting on.Showmance is a portmanteau of the words show and romance. With a very few exceptions almost all showmance cases end as soon as the theater piece, or the television series or reality show is over. Although mostly involving two persons, it may also possibly extend into a three-way showmance or foursome often accompanied with real or acted rivalries and jealousies. Although mostly the relations involve partners of the opposite sex, at times, showmances may involve same sex relations as well.Often, a showmance occurs between two people playing lovers. The showmance could be caused because of the close contact between the actors in such situations, or because of a confusion between real emotions and the character's emotions.The term has however moved to broader general use, describing any "contrived romance", also known as a relationship between two people, when either or both "act out" or fake being in love without meaning it, or in many cases with ulterior motives, like benefiting from the other party or misusing and abusing their feelings.".
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- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Big_Brother_(TV_series).
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Big_Brother_(franchise).
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Bromance.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Category:2000s_slang.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Category:Friendship.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Category:Interpersonal_relationships.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sociological_terminology.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Category:Words_coined_in_the_2000s.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Film.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Glee_(TV_series).
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Neologism.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Portmanteau.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Publicity_stunt.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Reality_show.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Reality_television.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Romance_(love).
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Showmance_(Glee).
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Television_program.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Television_series.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Theater.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Theatre.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLink Will_Kirby.
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLinkText "Showmance".
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLinkText "season premiere".
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLinkText "second episode".
- Showmance wikiPageWikiLinkText "showmance".
- Showmance hasPhotoCollection Showmance.
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- Showmance subject Category:2000s_slang.
- Showmance subject Category:Friendship.
- Showmance subject Category:Interpersonal_relationships.
- Showmance subject Category:Sociological_terminology.
- Showmance subject Category:Words_coined_in_the_2000s.
- Showmance hypernym Romance.
- Showmance type Article.
- Showmance type Work.
- Showmance type Article.
- Showmance type Relationship.
- Showmance comment "A showmance (sometimes show-mance), also known as show romance, is a romance that develops between two individuals in theater, or on films and television series and between reality show contestants or participants for the running period of the show. When the two actively engage in a "made up" situation, it can be called a fauxmance.".
- Showmance label "Showmance".
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- Showmance sameAs Q7503270.
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- Showmance wasDerivedFrom Showmance?oldid=677958763.
- Showmance isPrimaryTopicOf Showmance.