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Pagulayan, C. (2026, October 29). You can see You Can See Everything everywhere. CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/you-can-see-everything-everywhere-memes-9.7401123?cmp=rss

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CBC News · collected 2026-10-29 · by Christine Pagulayan

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Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the defrauded blood-testing company Theranos who was recently convicted of fraud, has become a central figure in a new wave of internet memes thanks to the documentary "You Can See Everything." The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, features close-up conversations between Holmes and Fielder that have been parodied extensively online. These parodies include a shot-for-shot remake on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" with Jamie Lee Curtis playing Holmes, as well as satirical negotiations featuring Donald Trump and Mark Carney in Washington Square Park in New York City. The viral nature of these memes has led to numerous lookalike contests and user-generated content across social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit.
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Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos who was convicted of fraud, has become the subject of numerous memes due to You Can See Everything, a documentary film that features close-up interviews with Holmes. The movie's portrayal of these intense exchanges has prompted widespread parody and imitation online, including a segment on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon where Jamie Lee Curtis played Holmes in a shot-for-shot remake of one of the film's most memorable scenes.

The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, has sold out theaters and garnered significant attention for its portrayal of Holmes. A24, the production company behind the film, is now mounting an ambitious Oscars campaign, seeking consideration in categories including best picture and best director—an unprecedented push for a feature documentary on such a controversial subject.

The movie's viral success highlights both the public fascination with Holmes' story and the broader cultural impact of documentaries that capture intense and uncomfortable moments.

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The audience response has also prompted A24 to mount an ambitious Oscars campaign, seeking consideration for You Can See Everything in categories including best picture and best director — an unprecedented push for a feature documentary.
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You can see You Can See Everything everywhere Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos founder and convicted fraudster, has become a meme machine Some movies leave you with a memorable line. asserted
movies → see → line
You Can See Everything asserted
You → see → Everything
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's movie about Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos founder and convicted fraudster, has become a meme machine, powered by the film's most unnerving visual signature: close talking. asserted
movie → convict → signature
Online, the answer has been to turn the pauses, the proximity, the dead-serious eye contact and that discomfort into a format. asserted
answer → turn → format
You Can See Everything sells out theatres, and people can't stop talking about it Loved You Can See Everything? asserted
You → see → Everything
The latest take came on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where Jamie Lee Curtis played Holmes and Fallon took on Fielder. asserted
Fallon → come → Fielder
They delivered a shot-for-shot remake of of one of the film's most intense exchanges. asserted
They → deliver → exchanges
With tense music underneath, Fallon mirrored Fielder's measured questions and subtle expressions while Curtis held Holmes's wide-eyed stare and repeated her lines, including, "I'm engaging with you as a human being." asserted
I → mirror → being
The pair stayed in character until Fallon walked away and Curtis broke the tension. asserted
Curtis → stay → tension
The spoof quickly won over viewers online, with fans calling it Emmy-worthy and some saying Fallon looked so much like Fielder they briefly thought it was him. asserted
it → win → Fielder
This Hour Has 22 Minutes borrows the film's close-talking tension for a parody negotiation between U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney. asserted
Has → borrow → Trump
As Trump insists he isn't lying, Carney asks, "So you won't try to make Canada the 51st state?" asserted
Canada → insist → ?
Trump promises he won't, then admits, "I lied." asserted
I → promise → ?
Their face-to-face exchange spirals into an absurd argument about truth and trust, with Carney struggling to follow Trump's shifting story. asserted
Carney → spiral → story
The joke made its way to Washington Square Park in New York City, where dozens gathered for a Holmes and Fielder lookalike contest. asserted
dozens → make → contest
Organized by comedian Maddy West and a friend, the event drew more than 200 registration responses. asserted
event → organize → responses
The winners were Nicole Travolta, an actor and comedian who has been impersonating Holmes since 2022, and Joe Sivick, whose resemblance to Fielder was convincing enough to briefly fool one of the organizers. asserted
resemblance → impersonate → organizers
Fans react online asserted
Fans → react → ?
On platforms including X, Instagram, TikTok and Reddit, users have also been reacting to Holmes and Fielder's real-life exchanges, even making parodies of their own. asserted
users → include → own
One Reddit user reimagined the film as You Can Eat Anything. asserted
You → reimagine → Anything
Other memes transplant the film's dead-serious dialogue into everyday situations. asserted
memes → transplant → situations
One X user posted, "It's finally fall, we're going apple picking with my college friends next Sunday at 1 pm." asserted
we → post → pm
A user on Reddit re-shared this one, which said, "My cat telling me she hasn't been fed yet. asserted
she → re → me
Why would I deceive you? asserted
I → deceive → you
There's no reason for me to do that." asserted
me → be → that
A reddit user re-shared this meme that says, 'My cat telling me she hasn't been fed yet. asserted
she → re → me
Why would I deceive you? asserted
I → deceive → you
There's no reason for me to do that.' asserted
me → be → that
The film's reach extends beyond social media. asserted
reach → extend → media
It took in more than $15 million US during its opening weekend, the second-largest opening weekend for a non-musical documentary in domestic box office history, behind only 2004's Fahrenheit 9/11. asserted
It → take → 9/11
It's also currently the highest-rated movie in Rotten Tomatoes history, currently sitting at 97 per cent fresh. asserted
It → rat → cent
The audience response has also prompted A24 to mount an ambitious Oscars campaign, seeking consideration for You Can See Everything in categories including best picture and best director — an unprecedented push for a feature documentary. asserted
You → prompt → documentary
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