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A "One Judge to Rule Them All" competition is a contest where the winner is decided by a panel of judges who vote to determine which contestant did best — but where there's one judge whose vote outweighs the votes of all the other judges combined, thus making them completely irrelevant. It can be any sort of competition: art, music, dance, sports, beauty pageant, science fair project, doesn't matter. How the contestants are evaluated, whether the judges have to assign scores to all of them or just pick one as the best, doesn't matter either. It may even happen that the person who singlehandedly makes the final choice actually isn't one of the judges, but someone else with the power to meddle in the matter — the financial sponsor of the competition, for example, or a local political authority. That's okay, too. The one important thing to establish that a contest is being judged in such a way is this: there must be one individual who can overturn whatever decision the panel of judges has pronounced, and declare a different contestant the winner. This condition is both necessary and sufficient. Curiously, more often than not, this trope tends to favor the heroes of the story. You'd think winning a contest this way would be considered unfair at best and cheating at worst... but no: the righteous heroes are almost always the ones who, facing unbeatable competitors, or a hostile judging panel, or both, still end up the winners thanks to the Deus ex Machina intervention of a providential protector. Also, the trope seems to be, for some reason, far more common in stories targeted at a female audience, to the point that this trope is sometimes known to fans of Shoujo Manga as an "Aoyama Panel" competition after a popular instance of it. A sister trope to Golden Snitch. The difference being, this trope is about stupid judging rules rather than stupid points rules. The Crack Defeat is a victim of this, and the winner of a Dark Horse Victory is a beneficiary of it. If they're a Harsh Talent Show Judge, say your prayers. Contrast the Joker Jury, where it's openly a mockery of justice. Something which is occasionally Truth in Television and looks like this trope, but isn't, is when one judge has the authority to break a tie. Say there are four judges, and two have voted each way, whichever contestant Chief Judge Bob voted for is the winner. In such a case his vote doesn't outweigh three others, it's merely worth "one-and-a-bit" in order to prevent a stalemate. |
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The Royal Council in the Heralds of Valdemar series has a similar rule. If the Monarch and Monarch's Own Herald vote as a block, they win, no matter how the rest of the council votes. Both are Heralds, and the job of Monarch's Own is to be the ruler's closest confidant, so any disagreements they might have would almost certainly be ironed out before the vote anyway. Decision-making power therefore rests with the Monarch, and this rule serves as a check on his or her power; if even your closest adviser disagrees with you in a formal vote, it's time to stop and reevaluate. This only comes up in one book, as the inner doings of the Royal Council are rarely a major part of the plot. | |
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Sluggy Freelance parodies the Harry Potter example in this strip. | |
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There's a variant during the 4th season of House, when House says something like "Who thinks we should do [X]?". His entire team raises their hands. He then says "And who thinks their vote counts?" while raising his own hand. | |
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One episode of Psych had an American Idol-style show that had a panel of three judges, but Nigel St. Nigel was really the only one with any clout. He doesn't let one of the other judges speak, for crying out loud. | |
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On an episode of Cheers Carla enters the Miss Boston Barmaid contest, even though the winner is always a buxom, blonde bimbo (except for the year Diane won). Carla aces every round and convinces herself she's going to win, until the end of the match when the emcee declares a random blonde bimbo contestant the winner because: "Look at her!" | |
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In The Simpsons, Lisa writes then-president Clinton asking him to overturn the outcome of a school band competition. He obliges. Though in fairness, the tactic the opposing band used (pulling out glowsticks in the shape of an American flag) was technically against the rules, but the rule wasn't enforced because of patriotic fervor. When the Olympic Committee is choosing the next city to host, the man at the podium reads a letter from Lisa. She says she understands her town is too small for such an honor, and she'd be satisfied if they could just pass the torch through it. The man reading her letter to the Olympic committee is moved by this, and ends with: |
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Near the end of season 7 of Canada's Worst Driver, Afiya is unanimously chosen by the experts to graduate, but host Andrew Younghusband is not convinced that she has really reformed herself. During the part of the episode where he reveals who that episode's graduate is, he implies that as the host who gives the drivers their licenses back, he might overrule the experts and not give Afiya's license back. Whether or not he has such a power (if he does, there are times where he hasn't used it), he relents and Afiya graduates. | |
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Kanon (Chiho Saito), it's this manga that made the words "In Memory of Aoyama" a common expression among shoujo fans. Kanon Hayashi, the heroine, enters a very high-level competition for piano players named "17th Piano Competition in Memory of Aoyama." (Who this Aoyama was, we are never told.) The man sponsoring the competition is a rich playboy, Sachio Kajiwara. He is president of the judging panel as well. Kanon is not a good pianist: she started learning piano a few weeks before the competition, and can't even play Happy Birthday without making mistakes. However, she is also a very attractive young woman... and, when she is introduced to Kajiwara, she says some things that make Kajiwara misunderstand that Kanon will sleep with him if he makes her win! Come the day of the competition, Kanon plays horribly. All the judges are appalled at her poor performance. Kajiwara, however, outvotes them all with his single vote (it's one of his powers as president, as he explains himself) and makes Kanon win the Exceptional Special Prize. | |
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In Blue Monday, a radio station holds a contest for Adam Ant concert tickets. Bleu, a huge Ant fan, crushes the competition with her performance of Stand and Deliver, but the judge declares another girl to have won since she had bigger breasts. | |
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Discworld In The Wee Free Men, Granny Aching is not even technically a judge at the sheepdog competitions. However, everyone knows that her acceptance is the real grand prize of the competition. Granny Weatherwax pulls off the same trick at the Lancre Witch trials — twice. Ponder Stibbons of the Unseen University manages to inadvertently become this — he gradually gets saddled with all the jobs that require actual work. Because the University Council works on a job/vote system and not a person/vote system, and because one of the jobs he got was the one that was supposed to make certain that no one got too many jobs, this results in him having a majority vote on the Council (and forming a quorum on his own). He doesn't actually abuse this (it's only revealed because he ends up having to intervene in a conflict between UU's Archchancellor and Pseudopolis' Archchancellor — wizard wars are bad things), but still. |
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The Berenstain Bear Scouts book (see quotes page) has the cubs debating on which merit badge they should go after next. Miss Stickler, who is their scout leader just for this book due to the usual scout leader running for mayor (she doesn't win, by the way), turns down all their choices by telling them they're going for the History Merit Badge, which the cubs didn't even know existed. | |
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By all accounts, this is how the Motion Picture Association of America's ratings board works: There is a voting panel that decides on which films get which ratings, but the MPAA chairman can arbitrarily override panel decisions he disagrees with. Former chair Jack Valenti was notorious for this, as mentioned in the documentary This Film is Not Yet Rated . | |
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Nodame Cantabile has what is perhaps a borderline case, but worth mentioning. Megumi Noda wants a scholarship to study piano in Paris. Seiko Miyoshi runs an organization that gives scholarships in Paris to music students who have received recognition for their achievements. That's not the case of Megumi, not in the least: she never stood out at school, never won a prize, never did anything worth recognition. The examiners in charge of judging the achievements of the candidates would never have picked her for a scholarship. However, by Seiko's personal intervention, Megumi is one of the students who are awarded a scholarship that year. The reason? Megumi is Seiko's son's girlfriend... | |
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Dumbledore pulls one of these at the end of the first Harry Potter book, and actually does it during the celebration of Slytherin winning the House Cup. He stands up in the middle of the event, awards Gryffindor, formerly in last place, just enough points to win, and then magically changes the Slytherin banners and bunting to Gryffindor colors. In the fourth book, Ludo Bagman can't strictly do this, but still attempts to skew Harry's placement in the Triwizard Tournament with weighted point allocation. It turns out he was heavily in debt and had a huge wager riding on Harry. |
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Last Comic Standing had a panel of four celebrity judges in the Season 2 semifinals. However, it was revealed that the unseen producers' votes counted for 50% of each contestant's score, with the total scores from the celebrity judges counting for the other 50%. In addition, some of the finalists who advanced were revealed to be clients or employees of the producers. | |
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In Beauty Pop Shougo Narumi is training to be a beautician. His dad is himself a very famous beautician, and he owns and runs the prestigious Narumi Beauty School. At one point, the school organizes a contest for beauticians-in-training. Shougo enters the contest, and loses: a guy named Niida is declared the winner by the judges, while Shougo gets second place. Daddy Narumi then arrives and scolds the judges for being incompetent fools: it's obvious, he says, that his sonny Shougo is the best beautician! Then, by his authority as owner and principal of the school, he overturns the judges' decision and declares Shougo winner of the contest. To his credit, Shougo is not happy at all. | |
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The Apprentice Adept book Blue Adept pulls a convoluted version of this in the Harmonica Duel between Stile and Clef: In the first match, there is a general audience and a panel of experts, and their votes count equally. Stile manages a draw by playing to the general audience, as he saw that Clef concentrated on technical skill and ignored the general audience. A play-off round is setup, this time with Stile and Clef playing in duet, and the judging done by the general audience, the Games computer itself, and the panel of expert musicians, and while they're waiting for it to start, Stile obligingly tells Clef about tapping into the emotion of the music and connecting with the audience. When they start playing together, Clef adds that information to his technical superiority and completely outplays Stile, who knows that he's being outplayed and steps back to provide a solid foundation for Chef to build on.As Stile is congratulating Clef on his win, the Game Computer announces the winner is ... Stile. While both the Computer and the audience went for Clef, whoever the panel of experts voted for was the winner in this instance. They went for Stile, reasoning that 1) Clef improved more by playing with Stile than Stile did by playing with Clef, 2) Stile put the quality of the performance as a whole ahead of his desire to show off his own skill and 3) thus, Stile proved to be the superior musician, even though Clef had the superior technique. The GC isn't supposed to comprehend people well enough to judge that way (and avoids publicly revealing its real capacities), and the audience wasn't so much there to vote as to see how the performers interacted with an audience (Clef ignored them to start). A perfect example of the trope, but the reasoning's more Secret Test of Character. |
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In Ace wo Nerae Nishiko School's Tennis Club will send a five-person team to a tournament. There are strict, time-honored rules as to how the five representatives are to be chosen: the club members will be tested, their skills will be evaluated by the sempai, and, in the end, the five who perform best will get a place in the team. Hiromi Oka, the heroine of the manga, does horribly in the tests... however, Coach Jin Munakata claims that she has "hidden potential" and, by his own authority, against the judgement of the sempai, gives her one of the five places. Hiromi, who actually didn't want a place in the team, tries everything she can think of to turn down the opportunity — but Munakata forces her to be in the team against her will. This is a particularly twisted example of the trope, as the one person in charge has absolute power, not only over the judges, but over the contestants as well. |
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In Caddyshack, the official rules for the country club scholarship are never stated, but it's obvious to everyone that what really matters is being on the good side of Judge Smails, who owns the club. This is why Danny spends half the movie sucking up to him. When Danny decides to act as Webb's substitute in the final match against Smails, the Judge flat out states that if he plays, he will be removed from consideration from the scholarship. He plays anyways, and it is implied that Czervik pays Danny the equivalent of the scholarship from his winnings after the match is over. | |
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Averted on Project Runway: While Heidi Klum is the face of the show (along with Tim Gunn), her inability to sway Michael Kors and Nina Garcia led to Mondo Guerra's Crack Defeat in Season 8. | |
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In the Futurama movie Into the Wild Green Yonder Leela and her eco-feminist group are on trial in front of the Supreme Court. They receive votes from the five female judges, and believe they've won the case, except the female judges votes count half what the male judges do. One of them says, "It's a humiliating and biased system, but it works." | |
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A political variation in Foundation (2021). The Galactic Empire is ruled by a triumvirate of Brother Dawn, Brother Day and Brother Dusk, clones of Emperor Cleon I. However, it is clear that Brother Day is the one with real decision making power — Dawn is a child and his role is to observe and learn, while Dusk has a fair bit of power as the elder statesman, but his role is to advise Day in private and will not oppose him publicly. | |
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Downplayed in Skip Beat!, where Kyoko impresses the talent agency president with her unorthodox methods. However, the panel ultimately turns her down due to her hostile nature and inability to love others, forcing Kyoko to resort to even less orthodox methods to enter the agency. She actually impresses all of the judges, they still fail her though. But the president thinks up a new section just because of her inspiration and passion. So this is an example of the trope failing, but still prospering. Also, the (a?) winner of the competition is eventually placed in the same section, making this a subversion, alteration and holding true to the trope, all at the same time! |
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In The Wee Free Men, Granny Aching is not even technically a judge at the sheepdog competitions. However, everyone knows that her acceptance is the real grand prize of the competition. | |
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An episode of Doug revolved around Doug and Patty's fierce competition between their entries for the name of their new middle school. When the judges are about to announce their pick, one of them, Bill Bluff, claims the fact that he owns the school gives him the right to name it and as such names it the "Beebe Bluff Middle School" after his daughter, making the whole contest and conflict of the episode pointless. | |
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