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All he can do is force another vote. But by that point, without Andrew and Mollie on Harry's side, he hasn't got the numbers to get rid of Harry so that vote is meaningless. If I'm Jaz at this point, I'm thinking I need to use Andrew's vote to help me remove Harry at the first vote of the...

Agreed, they could find enough votes to get rid of Andrew on this basis. But I find it very unlikely that Harry can be banished without Andrew being one of the people to vote for him. So banishing Andrew first surely puts Harry in the clear. For the Faithful to win, I think they have to...

I generally agree with you, but Ross v Andrew a couple of nights ago was borderline. "If I go tonight, I want you all to look at this man very closely." If the Faithful were more switched on, that should have given it away.

I think this is the point of the game where it becomes quite hard for the traitors. They need to keep the more trusting/gullible players in the game to be able to influence them in the final round, but they also need to keep the more noticeable players (the ones most likely to work them out) in...

It shows the brilliance of the show that there are at least three people, probably more, who know Paul is a traitor but for reasons of self-preservation don't want to say it out loud. Fascinating stuff. Although I think I disagree with the theory they're all afraid of that says any person who...