Why are the traitors allowed to vote? This is a big advantage because they can direct the result towards a particular faithful, especially in the early part of the show when the vote is split.

The voting should be secret, like nominations in other reality shows, with just the faithfuls participating.

 

The show is literally a traitors game, the clue being in the name. It's all about how they control it and if they can do it without being sussed out, makes total sense they get to vote, and as seen, they don't always direct the result towards a particular faithful, their votes were spread about this time, then two targeted a fellow traitor.

 

I am loving this again, I've watched UK, USA and AUS ones so far (AUS is the BEST for those who want to watch it... utterly BRILLIANT). Honestly cannot wait for the next episode to find out whether Ash goes or not! :w00t:

 

Brian's behaviour is so ridiculous lol, like the way he came out with the "i want to start" and instead of targeting someone went into a monologue about being voted the sheep, and brought all attention onto himself what...an... idiot! lol

Why are the traitors allowed to vote? This is a big advantage because they can direct the result towards a particular faithful, especially in the early part of the show when the vote is split.

The voting should be secret, like nominations in other reality shows, with just the faithfuls participating.

 

Isn't that the whole point of the show :lol:

Paul is starting to become insufferable to watch. Far too smug.

I pray Paul’s game comes crashing down eventually.

ENOUGH WITH THE CLIFFHANGERS.

I however do love this era of Streaming. I just watched the entire episode at the same moment it was released in the UK!

I cannot stand Paul one bit.

I think Paul's emotional blackmail outburst may be his undoing - I thought I was going to go... thinking his loved ones etc.

 

Very odd place for the cliffhanger though - however I guess we know Ash is a Traitor and we also know Meg is going to be murdered (as its between her and Paul) - so there isn't really a place where a cliffhanger could've gone.

 

Traitors wise, Miles is playing the best game as he seems completely off everyone's radar.

This cast is just so unbelievably bland or unlikeable, Paul is such an irritant and waaay too arrogant, and it puts me off he's only on the show because he basically begged producers and through connections 🙃. Harry is boring too, Miles is okay I guess.

 

As for faithfuls, no one is really giving me anything. There's some likeability in people like Zak, Charlotte and Jasmine but no big personalities at all imo. Sticking with Diane isn't mother, she's someone who would complain about the price of lurpak at your local co-op.

 

The Trust on Netflix does it much better with a stronger cast and more engaging imo

I'm guessing since we're all watching live now/after airing i can just type tag free?

 

I'm not a fan of how it's being edited rn, I feel like we're not seeing as much of the likes of Charlotte, Evie, Jaz, Jonny etc who are quieter but I reckon have a lot of potential to be firm fan favourites, the Paul show is very boring unless you want to turn it into a drinking game - "drink any time he says he's the most popular or a big character?" :lol: . It seems like a lot of the twists we saw towards the end of the last season have been done so soon here, not that we really want to see the same scenario play out again anyway but the whole Traitors turning on each other thing and Paul pretty much sentencing himself to banishment has happened too early but I also don't like Paul so I'm not mad at that :lol: I wish they'd made Ross or Diane a traitor just to see their dynamic with each other, especially as they're both just assuming they're faithful. I actually think Ross could be a great traitor so if there is recruitment I'd hope they'd pick him.

 

I definitely think they made the wrong call with picking the Traitors this time around, they're 100% going to have to boot Paul and Harry early so Miles can recruit a stronger team if this season is to go anywhere interesting imo.

Sticking with Diane isn't mother, she's someone who would complain about the price of lurpak at your local co-op.

 

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I'm guessing since we're all watching live now/after airing i can just type tag free?

 

I'm not a fan of how it's being edited rn, I feel like we're not seeing as much of the likes of Charlotte, Evie, Jaz, Jonny etc who are quieter but I reckon have a lot of potential to be firm fan favourites, the Paul show is very boring unless you want to turn it into a drinking game - "drink any time he says he's the most popular or a big character?" :lol: . It seems like a lot of the twists we saw towards the end of the last season have been done so soon here, not that we really want to see the same scenario play out again anyway but the whole Traitors turning on each other thing and Paul pretty much sentencing himself to banishment has happened too early but I also don't like Paul so I'm not mad at that :lol: I wish they'd made Ross or Diane a traitor just to see their dynamic with each other, especially as they're both just assuming they're faithful. I actually think Ross could be a great traitor so if there is recruitment I'd hope they'd pick him.

 

I definitely think they made the wrong call with picking the Traitors this time around, they're 100% going to have to boot Paul and Harry early so Miles can recruit a stronger team if this season is to go anywhere interesting imo.

 

With such a large cast, the edit has to be done in a certain way. I think it’s fine at the moment, they show enough of the characters for their moments in the show.

 

Personally I disagree with comments about the cast, I find them all likeable and all useless. The Traitors are trying to play a game but their strategy is not working at the moment, they’re over thinking things and it’s why I suspect Paul will be gone in the next few episodes. Plus now we’re going to be in a situation where people who didn’t vote Ash are going to be in the spotlight. All makes for good TV.

 

I thought episode 4 was great. The tasks this time around have a much bigger impact on the game and they’re well set up.

Sticking with Diane isn't mother, she's someone who would complain about the price of lurpak at your local co-op.

 

omg this, I'm sick of seeing loveofhuns or hunsnet, whoever that bald one is who runs it claiming she's a gay icon etc, nothing of the sort.

I think Diane has funny moments, like her in the breakfast room mainly but it does seem like some people just want another Amanda type to stan but she's not like Amanda at all really

 

I don't think the cast is bad either I just think we're seeing a bit of an imbalance but you're right Rooney, it could just be because of how many of them there are. I think it's too early to pass judgement on the quieter/less seen faithfuls, I'd like to see more of Charlie, Evie and Molly though so we can distinguish them a bit more as they're the ones fading into the background the most I feel - a lot of "omg they're not the same person?!" Tweets going around etc

 

Meg was great last episode, I'm sad that tonight will be her last night as I think she could have been a favourite further on as well l, just her whole "I have no idea what's happening, I just want my book" vibe is an absolute mood :lol:

I like Ash but my god she is a rubbish Traitor, she could have dropped hints at who the others were...

I like Ash but my god she is a rubbish Traitor, she could have dropped hints at who the others were...

Unless it's something the producers would allow down the line in future series' for a pissed off traitor to be eliminated and out everyone and them then have to select a brand new group of traitors, I feel like they all must be told prior that they're not allowed to strongly allude to anybody in particular being a traitor if they themselves come under suspicion/are banished?

 

That cliffhanger was... something :lol: Given they all already suspect Ash was a traitor anyway, I don't think things are going to really start ramping up again until someone cracks or they come down heavily on Paul. Harry and Miles are doing a good job of integrating well without being doubted, so I feel like those two recruiting someone else when Paul eventually is ratted out could make for a strong team of traitors.

Unless it's something the producers would allow down the line in future series' for a pissed off traitor to be eliminated and out everyone and them then have to select a brand new group of traitors, I feel like they all must be told prior that they're not allowed to strongly allude to anybody in particular being a traitor if they themselves come under suspicion/are banished?

 

They sort of do that with the Traitors oath when they officially meet for the first time

 

I think the whole parting gift thing worked last year because it was the final, doing that three episodes in is only going to ruin the game a bit when there's still space for it to run it's own course

I feel this is going to go Traitors Australia Series 2 with Paul.

 

Everyone is going to clock on too late and then go one by one - hope i'm wrong though

Anthony and Jaz REALLY need to start making waves and getting people on side re. Paul soon, or they're all just gonna end up wiped out and he's gonna be there until the bitter end. I was so mad that their suspicions basically just got swept aside during that round table because people love him so much and he couldn't possibly be a traitor. They're all going in so heavy based on absolutely nothing right now and it's seeming even worse than the likes of Hannah and Meryl in Series 1 :lol:

 

Glad Harry and Miles are still managing to avoid suspicion :clap: but I'm very worried Diane's going to end up getting killed off. She was way off with her initial instincts, but I think as the game progresses she's probably one of the likeliest to actually wisen up and have any sort of influence in swaying people.

Yeah hopefully Jaz and Anthony can team up to take down Paul tomorrow - he is becoming insufferable.