Traitors 2026

[st albans fox]

16 hours ago, StanSP said:

You're in for a wild ride! 

 

I think Hannah will intelligently argue her way out of danger. I don't think she's in that much danger. Blunt's naming of her was so random. 

Not banishment 

murder 

Only Hannah and Jerry can be murdered 
 

6 hours ago, Zear0 said:

Wonder if they'll over think it and get rid of Jerry, given nobody in their right mind would rationally eject her over the delightful Hannah, in the hope they come to same conclusion and vote Hannah as a traitor tomorrow?

If you were a traitor then you keep Jerry in 

she’s no threat 

Hannah far more likely to finger you 

[filthyfox]

13 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Not banishment 

murder 

Only Hannah and Jerry can be murdered 
 

If you were a traitor then you keep Jerry in 

she’s no threat 

Hannah far more likely to finger you 

I...  wouldnt mind fingering her!

(Sorry...  i couldnt resist!)

Edited 3 October by filthyfox

[st albans fox]

44 minutes ago, filthyfox said:

I...  wouldnt mind fingering her!

(Sorry...  i couldnt resist!)

I’ll cross em in 

Just don’t miss 😄

Edited 3 October by st albans fox

[Samilktray]

Ross Kemp hahaha 

[Zear0]

It was an interesting tactic…

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Jerry about as out her depth as Brussel!

[winteriscoming]

Very funny when Miranda found James Blunt taking charge strangely erotic. 

[kingfox]

Miranda Hart of all people working out that Hannah Fry is a Traitor, what a game.

[Zear0]

4 minutes ago, kingfox said:

Miranda Hart of all people working out that Hannah Fry is a Traitor, what a game.

Swear everyone is throwing so much s**t about that the editors can find a clip that gives us a cliff hanger.

[DennisNedry]

More excited about the new episodes of this than I am about the City games these days 

[Phil_Dunphy]

13 minutes ago, DennisNedry said:

More excited about the new episodes of this than I am about the City games these days 

My kids (both season ticket holders) sit and watch this without their phones. If LCFC are on tv when we're not there they wont even watch these days.

 

 

[phoneticerror]

Ross Kemp is a laughable little man isn’t he 😂

[filthyfox]

Hannah...   i would

[filthyfox]

1 hour ago, kingfox said:

Miranda Hart of all people working out that Hannah Fry is a Traitor, what a game.

Youre kidding me, right?  Miranda os super intelligent.

[Grebfromgrebland]

13 minutes ago, filthyfox said:

Hannah...   i would

You would what?

[StanSP]

Hannah sadly isn't lasting long, especially now that Miranda has worked it out. Even though there wasn't much heat on her at the Round Table tonight, I can't imagine that'll last for long. 

 

Jerry is chaos. Might as well keep her in/not murder her as it'll be an easy one later. 

 

 

[Trav Le Bleu]

35 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Hannah sadly isn't lasting long, especially now that Miranda has worked it out. Even though there wasn't much heat on her at the Round Table tonight, I can't imagine that'll last for long. 

 

Jerry is chaos. Might as well keep her in/not murder her as it'll be an easy one later. 

 

 

Dunno, I think they've (the traitors) got it sussed. Murder someone random, not someone who is actually on to them. Makes everyone re-evaluate their thoughts around, "so what were they doing that was a threat so that they were killed", when of course, there was no threat.

[Izzy]

I reckon if I was in there I'd accidentally call Bella 'she' instead of 'they' and get booted out for not being PC enough

[Trav Le Bleu]

3 hours ago, Izzy said:

I reckon if I was in there I'd accidentally call Bella 'she' instead of 'they' and get booted out for not being PC enough

Same. I often have to wonder, what are you talking about?

 

For me, calling a person you know "they" sounds like an insult, plus a person demanding that they (sic) be referred to differently to the vast majority of people, seems awfully pretentious, rather like demanding to be referred to as Sir or Ma'am.

[Zear0]

4 hours ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Same. I often have to wonder, what are you talking about?

 

For me, calling a person you know "they" sounds like an insult, plus a person demanding that they (sic) be referred to differently to the vast majority of people, seems awfully pretentious, rather like demanding to be referred to as Sir or Ma'am.

There’s actually three Bellas in the castle and the contestants need to use the plural pronoun.

[filthyfox]

My pronoums are...

Those   *points to groin*   these

[st albans fox]

9 hours ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Dunno, I think they've (the traitors) got it sussed. Murder someone random, not someone who is actually on to them. Makes everyone re-evaluate their thoughts around, "so what were they doing that was a threat so that they were killed", when of course, there was no threat.

It certainly got more interesting last night with the recruitment rather than murder. 
but Hannah is very exposed now -  @filthyfox

i have a feeling that they’ve murdered James 

I don’t think that will take much heat off Hannah though cos Miranda and now Joe seem to be onto her. 

 

id also like to see the farewell speeches restricted to thank yous and none of this cryptic crap which could incriminate a traitor. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

16 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

 

id also like to see the farewell speeches restricted to thank yous and none of this cryptic crap which could incriminate a traitor

Absolutely. If someone is killed off because they're on to something, dropping hints as they're departing could ruin the game.

[ALC Fox]

I know a couple of non-binary people who use they/them pronouns, both in different areas of my life (professional and personal) who don't know one another. Both are female-born and female-presenting. One continues to use the female first name they were born with and the other has changed their first name to one you would associate with being male.

 

Both of them don't expect you to get it right every single time. And accidental slips are waved away without concern because they know you're trying.

 

I imagine it's the same in the Traitors. I can't imagine that every single member of the cast and crew is using they/them every single time and there hasn't been the odd slip that was swiftly apologised for as soon as it was realised.

 

I think as long as you approach these things with respect for how people wish to be perceived and how they feel they are, then accidental slips are OK as long as there's no malice or belligerence associated with them.

 

From experience, it takes a little getting used to, but once you are used to it, it's absolutely fine. You shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes, as long as it's clear that you're not trying to make a point.

 

It's a quite natural thing to use they/them when you don't know the gender of a single person, so extending that to someone who you know is non-binary isn't much of a leap, in reality.

 

Of course, there may be people who are easily offended by accidental slips and the two people I know are just a bit more forgiving and understanding in nature.

[AKCJ]

6 hours ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Same. I often have to wonder, what are you talking about?

 

For me, calling a person you know "they" sounds like an insult, plus a person demanding that they (sic) be referred to differently to the vast majority of people, seems awfully pretentious, rather like demanding to be referred to as Sir or Ma'am.

It's not anything like that. 

 

They're not demanding anything and it's hardly burdensome. It's literally no different for a woman with the pronouns of she/her or a man with the pronouns of he/him. All they're doing is asking you to respect their gender identity.

 

Best part is that they're not fussed if you do refer to them as she/her. They've said as much in the media.