Copycat
Copycat may refer to a person who adopts, copies, imitates, mimics, or follows the same thing as someone.
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Copycat may also refer to:
Crime
- Copycat crime, a criminal act that is modeled on previous crimes that have been reported in the media
- Copycat suicide, suicide inspired by or replicating another's suicide attempt
Science and technology
- Copycat (software), a computer model of analogy-making
- CC (cat) (born 2001), first cloned pet
Television and film
- Copycat (film), a 1995 thriller starring Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter
- Copycat, a competition series broadcast by MTV
- Copy Cats (TV series), British Comedy sketch show from 1985–1987 broadcast on ITV
- Copycats, a British children's game show
- Copycat Singers, a musical gameshow broadcast by TV3 Sweden
- The Copycat, an episode of The Real Ghostbusters
- Copycat, an episode of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Chat Noir
Music
- "Copycat" (Patrick Ouchène song), a song by Patrick Ouchène, representing Belgium for the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest
- "Copycat", a song by gothic metal band Lacrimosa, from the 1995 album Inferno
- "Copycat" (The Cranberries song), a 2000 song by The Cranberries from Bury the Hatchet
- Copy Cats (album), a 1988 album by Johnny Thunders and Patti Palladin
- "Copycat" (Billie Eilish song), a Billie Eilish song
- "Copycat" (Vocaloid Song), a GUMI song
- "Copy Cat", a Melanie Martinez song.
Characters
- Copycat (Marvel Comics), a comic book character in the Marvel Universe
- The Copycats, a musical band of cats in the cartoon Kidd Video
- Copycat, a character in the Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow games
Other uses
- CopyCat, a power in the board game Cosmic Encounter
- Copy Cats (short story collection), a short story collection by David Crouse
- Copycat Building, building built in 1897 as a manufacturing warehouse
- CopyCat, a reference to a recipe that tastes like a restaurant recipe or famous product purchased in a store.
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