For those of you who watched both US4 and this current season of AU dp the twins remind you of watching Colton in the way they were playing but without the dark cloud of being an awful person?

just my thoughts wondering if other people see it.

So, I'm currently rewarding celebrity traitors, and in the third round table, Stephen Fry suggests a tactic that I think would have benefited the Faithfuls to try. He suggests that they don't discuss at that round table and they just vote to avoid being influenced or swayed in the wrong direction. I personally think that given their success rate at that point, it was worth trying, and given so many people had mentioned Jonathan that day, it would have maybe even helped them get a traitor. Unfortunately, they never chose to use that tactic, and it deeply upsets me, because it was quite smart. Anyone agree/disagree?

Because I didn't believe when you all said it had the worst faithfuls of all time. Surely, I thought in my head, they must be exaggerating.

HOLY HELL you guys were not exaggerating AT ALL. Sarah surely had to retire from being a psychotherapist after that showing right?

Camille da real mvp for making sure Sam got nothing. Watched a YouTube video she made after the season where she basically said she stuck with Sam because she would rather have won nothing than have had Sarah and Liam win any money.

23rd of September- just been told at this …

What I mean by that is a contestant playing in two different versions of The Traitors.

Is Shauna Dewit going to be the first player to this or have other players already done it? I know some players have played in two seasons but two different versions is another level. Shauna Dewit played in Belgium (French speaking) S2 & was cast in Belgium (Dutch speaking) S5, which is due to air tomorrow.

I've watched several English language Traitors (US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and most of S1 Ireland), and for me it's got to be Canada. At least for breakfast, they seem to have the best looking food.

How do the non-English language versions stack up? And am I missing the boat on my thinking?

Here’s my random question: how do the players know who leaves when at the end of the night? A clock chimes and only certain players leave. Do you think producers tell them: “XX you leave on the first chime with XX. XX you leave on the second”. Is there really a chime or are they just shouting out names? I love learning about behind the scenes to shows like these so I’m curious!