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[TV] The Traitors - BBC
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basque seagull
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basque seagull
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Jake?
Irrationally, I’m watching season one, last. It’s fantastic, the best imho. Perhaps contestants in seasons two and three learnt from it, hiding temper tantrums, aggression and personal loathing? Big Brother worked like that, the early seasons had less fakeness.
We got bored of season two half way through, in that it was patently obvious that the traitor would win. Episode after episode the faithful discounted a 22 year from possibly being a traitor.
We got bored of season two half way through, in that it was patently obvious that the traitor would win. Episode after episode the faithful discounted a 22 year from possibly being a traitor.
No, he's a nasty ****.
The problem with season 1 is that the traitors didn't want to be bad to their friends. In later seasons they've got on with the idea that it's a game and shit happens.
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Looks like she's from near Rye https://www.ryenews.org.uk/culture/a-local-traitor
Minah …. if looks could kill.
That was an angry loser, she thought she’d serenely glide through to the final.
That was an angry loser, she thought she’d serenely glide through to the final.
Charlotte just played the winning move? Or will she get outed as a result as Freddie falls?
High risk, high reward. She could be the winner if Freddie is banished and reveals as a traitor and doesn't drop her in it.
Does Freddie turn on Charlotte or try to turn the heat on Alexander instead?
High risk, high reward. She could be the winner if Freddie is banished and reveals as a traitor and doesn't drop her in it.
Does Freddie turn on Charlotte or try to turn the heat on Alexander instead?
I think the organisers have learnt a lesson from the first series. I read that the participants have agreed to pay massive fines if they reveal any secrets. They won't have a repeat of that guy who dobbed his fellow in it.
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Charlotte has this wrapped up, would be amazed if she doesn't win.
Think Charlotte has made a mistake not going for Alexander IMHO, but hard to see how she doesn’t win from here unless she blows it
Huge fan in the task of Leanne being so utterly FURIOUS at being called “two-faced” when she’s literally an army sergeant pretending to be a nail technician
Huge fan in the task of Leanne being so utterly FURIOUS at being called “two-faced” when she’s literally an army sergeant pretending to be a nail technician
Stupid move murdering Leanne. When Leanne announces to the table that she told Charlotte she had a shield, Freddie is going to be like WTF?
It should be obvious to Freddie that Charlotte has just stitched him up, and if I was him I'd 100% take her down with me.
Whereas if Charlotte had just kept quiet, she'd have got to the final and no one would have voted her out, so she'd win.
But that's practically impossible to enforce. You're allowed to say who you think the traitor is, even if you are a traitor and you're right.
For example, Freddie (if stitched up) could then say 'I think Charlotte is a traitor'. People would point out he's been on her side before, and he can respond that he's had a change of heart. And then when banished at the round table, he can say 'I was recruited last night'.
You're not going to get fined for that.
It's going to be difficult for Freddie to make the play against Charlotte though. He's already got heat, and he can't go into the table with the argument that Charlotte told him to murder Leanne because that just outs himself.
IMO his smartest play is to try to turn it to Alexander. It's going to be very difficult to out Charlotte in a way that gets him to the end, even if he knows she's set him up.
I'm not sure why he'd 100% take Charlotte down with him. Yes he'd know she had set him up, but then equally Charlotte becomes the key to his success.
He could just try to convince everyone that maybe the traitors knew how it would look if they tried to murder Leanne. Don't forget, they could end up banishing more faithfuls from now on and nobody would know that was the case. If Freddie convinces others that Leanne or Frankie were traitors playing a cunning double bluff, both he and Charlotte are sitting pretty, with Charlotte suddenly finding it in her interests to keep the second traitor alive in case they can bring the elimination to a halt early together.
Yes I'm not saying he should out himself, but take Charlotte down once he's been outed. He should be furious with Charlotte when it's revealed she knew about the shield, and tell her that either she protects him, or he takes her down.
Obviously he can't out her and get to the end, but if they go for Leanne, then Freddie is already done. Charlotte has already stitched him up.