Reality competition shows are television programs where contestants compete against each other in various challenges to win a prize, often money or a title. These shows can cover a wide range of themes, including cooking, singing, and survival, and they typically feature a panel of judges or a voting system to determine the winner. Popular examples include American Idol, Survivor, and The Great British Bake Off. Contestants are often eliminated throughout the season based on their performance, leading to a final showdown among the last remaining participants. The format encourages drama and excitement, as viewers become invested in the contestants' journeys and outcomes. Reality competition shows have gained immense popularity, attracting large audiences and spawning numerous international versions.