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[TV] The Traitors - BBC



stewart12

Well-known member
Jan 16, 2019
1,601
I think there are rules saying you can't divulge if you're a traitor. Sure I read that somewhere whilst S1 was airing.
damn, that's that dream over
 




Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
31,859
Brighton
damn, that's that dream over
Yeah, but the whole point is you DIDN'T say it (wink, wink). Take the mics off and tell them, and then completely deny it.
 


Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
50,207
Goldstone
You definitely can’t give anything away once officially revealed as a traitor (ie. post-banishment), in any parting comments. No idea about before that though.
Part of the traitor oath is to not reveal it
 


chrisg

Well-known member
Apr 9, 2012
643
BBC must like her too , with that 10 seconds clip of her soaping herself up in the bath, when the traitors discussed her.
 










Audax

Boing boing boing...
Aug 3, 2015
2,946
Uckfield
Expecting Zack to be the next one banished. Think Harry's played a blinder on putting his name in the spotlight: either he's a Traitor or a rubbish Faithful (keeps putting faithful's in the spotlight), so whether he is a traitor or not banishing him is beneficial to the faithful's. It means Harry can push him as a name to banish without getting too much blowback if he isn't, I think. Especially after he voted for Jonny for pretty much the same reason (once it was clear Jonny was doomed).

I think Paul's not going to make the final - he's got too arrogant thinking he's untouchable. But Harry and Miles, if they play it right, could both be in the final three and job done.
 






Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
50,207
Goldstone
Didn't someone reveal themselves in the last episode of series 1
As good as really - Kieron was stabbed in the back by fellow traitor Wilf, so instead of just leaving, he kept quiet at the banishment, put Wilf's name and said 'A parting gift'.

He made it obvious he wasn't the only traitor, and that Wilf was also one.
 






Publius Ovidius

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
46,069
at home
BBC must like her too , with that 10 seconds clip of her soaping herself up in the bath, when the traitors discussed her.
Truly marvellous scenes
 










Shopes

Active member
Jan 3, 2018
182
The Friday - Wednesday wait is too long, so I've binged through the Australian version on iPlayer. I highly recommend it.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
31,859
Brighton
The Friday - Wednesday wait is too long, so I've binged through the Australian version on iPlayer. I highly recommend it.
Aussie Season 1 - Very good.
UK Season 1 - Good.
US Season 1 - Pile of shite.
 


BBassic

I changed this.
Jul 28, 2011
12,351
The Friday - Wednesday wait is too long, so I've binged through the Australian version on iPlayer. I highly recommend it.
Off topic but I was thinking about this whilst watching 'Reacher' on Amazon Prime. They release that weekly on a Friday and I've actually quite liked it; I quite like having a show to look forward to.

Made me think about how TV was when I was younger and how it is now.

Netflix releasing entire shows all at once so you can sit there and binge it, which is kinda nice in some ways but doesn't allow your brain any time to actually process what you've just watched. It's the same with films now as well.

Watching a film on Netflix and as soon as the credits start to roll, they get shunted off into a box in the corner and you've got a "WHY NOT WATCH THIS NEXT!?" advert shoved into your face. Give me a chance to think about what I've just watched.

Everything feels like it's in a rush.

Having said that, I'm definitely going to go and binge the Australian traitors later :ROFLMAO:
 




Napper

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
23,896
Sussex
apparently that Charlotte Chilton is a lesbian.

It doesnt matter but normally can tell.

**edit and her wife is half decent too
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
31,859
Brighton
Netflix releasing entire shows all at once so you can sit there and binge it, which is kinda nice in some ways but doesn't allow your brain any time to actually process what you've just watched. It's the same with films now as well.

Watching a film on Netflix and as soon as the credits start to roll, they get shunted off into a box in the corner and you've got a "WHY NOT WATCH THIS NEXT!?" advert shoved into your face. Give me a chance to think about what I've just watched.
I could not agree more. A really good film or tv show often requires you to just sit in silence for half a moment or two, to just process what you've taken in.

Nothing more annoying than their equivalent of a pop-up....popping up straight after. The default should be the credits, or at least an option to make that the default.

EDIT - I also remember getting really annoyed in the cinema, at the end of possibly Inception I think it was. An ending that absolutely requires you to sit and contemplate, and I remember a load of people getting up immediately in front of me (like the split second the credits started), including one muttering "Well that was shit, made no sense at all."

I was FUMMING HUN PM ME xx (too meny snaks on here)
 
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