The BBC’s runaway success of last year The Traitors is back! Avid watcher Lauren Windle says one contestant has tried to put the ‘faith’ back into ‘faithful’, but would you be a contestant on the show?
I’m coming clean right now. I bloomin’ love The Traitors. I’ve watched the UK, Australian and US versions and have listed them in order of my enjoyment (most to least) for your convenience.
If you haven’t seen the epic series, let me give you the lowdown. It’s basically a grand televised version of the game Mafia. At the start of play three people from a group of 20 or so are assigned as “the traitors”. The rest of the contestants “the faithfuls” have to catch out the traitors and vote them out.
During the day the contestants take part in challenges to earn money for their prize pot. In the afternoon the contestants sit in a “knights of the round table” style room and vote off one person they believe to be a traitor. While at night the traitors meet and choose one person to “kill” who will not progress to the next day. At the end of the game, everyone left in will split the prize money (usually around £120k) unless a traitor is among them, in which case, they go home with the lot.
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