Traitors 2026

[Voll Blau]

One rule change they need to make is that deadlocked votes go to countback from previous votes, rather than just chance.

Edited 23 January by Voll Blau

[deejdeej]

The faithful this season was summed up by Jack saying at the end "maybe they're both traitors" 

 

Yeah they've just voted you out and and said its for reasons that'll become clear you ****ing dope 

[Dreadnought]

Jade looking very fit on Uncloaked. 

[Unabomber]

1 minute ago, Dreadnought said:

Jade looking very fit on Uncloaked. 

That’s the real quiz 

[st albans fox]

11 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Would’ve been interesting if Fataz had voted for Rachel like he said he was going to. Then Jack and him could’ve won potentially 

Yep

like he said he would 

would have ended up another shield in a box but 50/50 they could then have won 

[RonnieTodger]

How did they not see it after Fiona and Harriet so confidently went for Rachel? Faithfuls deserved to lose, especially Jack. 

[deejdeej]

Also, Amanda being the worst detective in history had a massive bearing on the outcome. Good job shes retired.

[Legend_in_blue]

Also it was good to see Rachel clinging on in the end after Stephen was doing the exact same after the first few episodes.  

 

There's no way either of them would of won without the other had there been a competent set of faithfuls though.

[Foxdiamond]

12 minutes ago, deejdeej said:

Also, Amanda being the worst detective in history had a massive bearing on the outcome. Good job shes retired.

Rather embarrassing for her

[UniFox21]

In the end the last few round tables were made more interesting not knowing what the faithfuls would vote due to how clueless they'd been

[SecretPro]

31 minutes ago, deejdeej said:

Also, Amanda being the worst detective in history had a massive bearing on the outcome. Good job shes retired.

Easy to see why the Met is in disarray. Not even joking as I work in this field, there must be so many wrongful convictions on the basis of 'coppers intuition'. It gets played up in dramas and film when Coppers become so one track minded and tunnel vision but it is evidently true. 

[brookfox]

All In thought it was great TV and pleased for the traitors to win. Fair play they played the game superbly to be there together from start to finish. Integrity and being faithful paid off! Some pretty vanilla faithfuls who just couldn’t see it definitely helped but I bet it’s so intense and hard to see when you’re in the house playing.

[danny.]

Best season yet. Rachel’s going into the birds you fancy off the telly thread aka weird crushes. I wasn’t sure what Stephen was going to do up until the last 20 seconds. Amazing telleh. 

[Spiritwalker]

The best show on TV.

[Mike Oxlong]

6 hours ago, deejdeej said:

Also, Amanda being the worst detective in history had a massive bearing on the outcome. Good job shes retired.

Dread to how many innocent people are locked up due to her investigations. She has the forensic instinct of a turnip

 

Edit - as Secretpro said above

Edited 24 January by Mike Oxlong

[Samilktray]

6 hours ago, danny. said:

Best season yet. Rachel’s going into the birds you fancy off the telly thread aka weird crushes. I wasn’t sure what Stephen was going to do up until the last 20 seconds. Amazing telleh. 

Better than season 2? 

[Tommy Fresh]

Annoying they didn't actually have to be good to win

[Tielemans63]

Does anyone else watch the start and the end intensely and then zone out completely during the tasks? Genuinely, I watched every episode and remember the trojan horse task at the start, the dam task at the end.... and that's pretty much it

 

That part of the show just doesn't register with me for some reason. Maybe I've got ADHD

 

[Foxdiamond]

5 minutes ago, Tielemans63 said:

Does anyone else watch the start and the end intensely and then zone out completely during the tasks? Genuinely, I watched every episode and remember the trojan horse task at the start, the dam task at the end.... and that's pretty much it

 

That part of the show just doesn't register with me for some reason. Maybe I've got ADHD

 

I do watch the tasks but not so interested 

[Stuntman_Mike]

31 minutes ago, Tielemans63 said:

Does anyone else watch the start and the end intensely and then zone out completely during the tasks? Genuinely, I watched every episode and remember the trojan horse task at the start, the dam task at the end.... and that's pretty much it

 

That part of the show just doesn't register with me for some reason. Maybe I've got ADHD

 

The tasks are the worst part of the show. 

 

They could do with making them more interesting somehow. 

[Stuntman_Mike]

11 hours ago, Samilktray said:

Awful people them pair 

What makes you say that? 

[Nick]

42 minutes ago, Tielemans63 said:

Does anyone else watch the start and the end intensely and then zone out completely during the tasks? Genuinely, I watched every episode and remember the trojan horse task at the start, the dam task at the end.... and that's pretty much it

 

That part of the show just doesn't register with me for some reason. Maybe I've got ADHD

 

I don't 'zone out' during the tasks I don't bother watching at all. I just fast forward to the table - I've watched all 4 series and never sat through a task, just like you say the breakfast then round table and traitor meeting. Around 15 minutes per programme.

[Samilktray]

14 minutes ago, Stuntman_Mike said:

What makes you say that? 

It was a relatively tongue in cheek comment on the heat of the moment when they won, voting off people who trusted them at the death to win just got me passionate at the time

 

[Tielemans63]

6 minutes ago, Nick said:

I don't 'zone out' during the tasks I don't bother watching at all. I just fast forward to the table - I've watched all 4 series and never sat through a task, just like you say the breakfast then round table and traitor meeting. Around 15 minutes per programme.

This is what I'd like to do but the wife and daughter insist on watching the tasks. Went down like a lead balloon when I suggested we skip to the end.

[Nick]

Just now, Tielemans63 said:

This is what I'd like to do but the wife and daughter insist on watching the tasks. Went down like a lead balloon when I suggested we skip to the end.

Yeah, if you have others in the family that watch it I guess you are hostage to fortune... My wife isn't interested in 'people who lie' - so the show is not really for her!