I’m going to a premiere party hosted by Parvati lol. Don’t know why she’s coming to Pittsburgh of all places but I’ll take it!
Watched the first two, pretty strong episodes and good cast so far!! Pretty weird that Donna didn't participate in the second challenge
The end of last night’s UK episode may be the peak of this show. Unbelievable drama and Stephen’s face watching his fellow traitors just openly at war on front of the faithful over absolutely nothing is hilarious.
On a side note, as someone with a vocal disability, watching Jessie absolutely smashing it at identifying traitors, being the best faithful in this series, and still being largely ignored genuinely hit home with me in a way I didn’t expect. “It’s just so hard to be heard” absolutely got me. I love her.
They fumbled picking Donna as the secret traitor. She was terrible and don’t know how to play the game well
I don’t love the way the secret traitor power was executed here. On the UK version the secret traitor knew who their fellow traitors were at least. That gave them interesting options to either play “with” the traitors or set them up for failure with their picks for the shortlist. Here, because they didn’t know who their fellow traitors were, they basically had to play blind and I think it would have been hard for ANYONE to use it well.
Absolutely an all-time fumble from Fiona on the UK show this week. She’s gone from a secret traitor, subtly convincing people to banish one of her traitors, having no suspicion on her, and having easily the most power in the game, to blowing it all up because of her ego and getting betrayed and banished in a way that takes all the pressure off of Stephen. Loved Matt’s tactic for the “ask the traitors anything” reward. I said to my girlfriend that I’d ask for recruitment, but to offer up one of the strongest faithful in return is one hell of a gamble.
Pour one out for Michael Rapport's PR team Also can Johnny Weir just be Alan's assistant? The duo outfits those two could wear together...
I don't want to get all conspiracy theory, but Donna was definitely stunt casting with a contractual expiration date, right? They did it a couple times on US Celebrity Big Brother too. She conveniently didn't participate in challenges but wasn't dinged for it, she didn't really play the game at all (no reason when you know you aren't staying), the weird quick banishment where it was basically unanimous, being the secret traitor just to get banished right on time.... She certainly signed on for like a week away then getting to go home, and not having to hurt herself in the process
Shouldve just gone fuck the money and only burned Michael's shield. Either he's faithful and dies and you lose nothing because he's an asshole or no one dies and you vote him out Either way you get to see him get super mad which is worth 18,000
Now caught up on the US version. Wife and I are watching for the first time. Glad Michael is finally out so I don’t have to hear his voice anymore
Depending on how they nail the landing, UK S4 may be my second fav UK season. It's currently tied with S1, with S3 being my #1.
The Donna thing is still throwing me off now that I’m caught up. I went back and rewatched and she def wasn’t in either challenger. Obviously the group could tell something was up, but it’s just weird that none of them mentioned her sitting out either. Also, Michael was so annoying and glad he’s gone, but everyone just glossing over Colton’s past stalking/harassment charges is bizarre.
It’s been a fantastic season. Basically all the drama you want, and so many likeable personalities. Brilliant traitors, hidden secrets, warring traitors, and tasks where the Traitors were actually rewarded for treachery. I think it could be up there with season 2 if the ending is dramatic. I suspect whichever of Rachel and James survives, is simply banished tomorrow anyway, and then Faraaz pushes to get rid of Stephen for a faithful win. Either way, tonight’s final should be front to back drama and I love it. What a brilliant season after a slightly underwhelming season 3 (imo).
Yeah the whole season has been firing on all cylinders. The cast is memorable, the traitors are DAMN GOOD, and for a change the faithful aren't ALL idiots it's just that the traitors are extremely methodical. I'm so glad Stephen didn't waiver, and kept writing James name down. Him and Rachel are such a great duo. Rachel has too much heat on her but I don't know if Faraaz will be able to rally everyone else in the end or if Stephen will be able to talk his way and make everyone else look elsewhere. Can't wait for the finale!
Wow. What an ending. I loved the outcome of that. ”Two traitors, but totally faithful to each other.” What a fantastic season. Roll on UK S5 and celebrity season 2.
Agreed! When's the reunion? But yeah, now that's it's over my rankings are 2,4,1,3. This episode was FANTASTIC. So happy for them. Staying true to the end, they were the highlights of an already memorable season.
why don't you like him? can't tell if Rob is playing smart or not. Staying under the radar is always the best move in this game -- its one thing to follow the crowd and not defend Lisa but I don't really see the value in defending Natalie like that. All it does is draw more attention to himself and maybe swing a vote (which even if Rob votes for Lisa, its still better for his game if Natalie is banished and then Lisa can go next week)
US is really good this season. Love Rob! Dunno how true this is but this is would be fun. The Traitors producers assembling first All-Stars season - find out which celebrities made the short list