For the first half of S2, Paul was running that castle like a Victorian landlord. Banishment after banishment, he was pulling the strings, but putting himself in the dungeon was the exact moment his hubris caught up with him. Watching Charlotte and Harry turn on him at the Round Table was absolute poetry. He was a top-tier TV antagonist.
Rachel, Stephen or Fiona?
I'm tempted to judge it purely on who managed to survive the most pressure without becoming the obvious target, rather than who was the most entertaining.
If Mark won, how far would he have gone? To the finals? Or would he have won the whole thing?
Sometimes I watch the Traitors plotting in the dead of night and think, lads, you are overcomplicating this massively. They spend hours crafting these intricate, mastermind-level framing plots when they could literally just murder the most popular Faithful and call it a night. Stop trying to write Agatha Christie novels and keep it simple!
So Rachel won the shield in the chest of chance, but if she didn’t-would Stephen still have won the whole thing alone?
Picture the line-up walk into the castle. You want someone who completely contrasts with your personality - someone who can handle the social mingling, someone who looks completely innocent when lied to, and someone who won't crack under pressure.
Who from any past UK series would you pick as your ultimate co-conspirator in the turret?
If you had to pick one as the ultimate Traitor playbook, who takes it for you?
I don’t want to say how. Atleast yet. But as far as I know, the epic myth of Traitor (only airing in February of 2004 by host, Tony Livesy) was a one hit wonder. Many missed it, and it is now known as the ancestor of the Traitors.
Traitor is Lost Media.
Only episodes 1 and 2 were recovered to the public surface, fully. I’m not sure sonic how episode 1 was, but 2 came from a VHS Tape Recording.
However, I recovered episodes 3 and 4. And for now, Im not going to say how. If you guys also like this type of stuff, il l see if I can eventually reason how. Hopefully, episode 5, the final episode, can be found.
The theatre version of the popular BBC series will be called The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal, and will have its world premiere at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London's West End. The show begins preview performances on 11 May 2027, and its official opening night will be 8 June 2027.
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The producers have also revealed the stage show's unique twist on the format, which asks the question: how would the action play out if different players were chosen as Traitors?