The Traitors - Episode 12: The Final

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Suomi said:
And his OTT reaction too…after he had criticised Kieran for playing too emotionally -
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I don't think that was in any way planned though. That was an emotional reaction in the moment as he sensed he was about to be voted out. Desperation that he couldn't control.
 
That was excellent TV and my heart was racing but it was so close to being INCREDIBLE GENRE-REDEFINING FOREVER ICONIC TV

and I think that could only REALLY happen in the first series
 
dUb Actually said:
That was excellent TV and my heart was racing but it was so close to being INCREDIBLE GENRE-REDEFINING FOREVER ICONIC TV

and I think that could only REALLY happen in the first series
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We said that about Season 1 of Big Brother and I think Jade, Nikki, Aisleyne and Makosi would have something to say about THAT.
 
Oh I think there's plenty more joy in future series. The format stands repeat plays. Just look at Moopy Mafia.
 
cwej said:
We said that about Season 1 of Big Brother and I think Jade, Nikki, Aisleyne and Makosi would have something to say about THAT.
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Oh there will be great moments and characters etc in the future but I mean it in the sense that all future applicants (presumably) will have seen this series and watched how it all works behind the scenes, so a traitor win most likely won't be QUITE the moment this would have been. @ ME IF I'M WRONG
 
Baby It's Ag Outside said:
What a fucking FABULOUS final episode.

Say what you like about but Kieran sabotaging Wilf was top tier reality TV.

And then Hannah and Aaron turning. Aaron beating the odds despite being gunned for almost every time. John said to be furious and bitter.
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I think it turned out absolutely the BEST way it could. Total drama, had me SHOUTING and WHOOPING at the TV, and I even had a single tear at the end. Such a satisfactory ending to a fantastic series!
 
What’s good about these shows is how the meta, and the way to play the game will shift with every season that airs. The way to win it in season 1/2 won’t be the same in 4/5.
 
Baby It's Ag Outside said:
Oh I think there's plenty more joy in future series. The format stands repeat plays. Just look at Moopy Mafia.
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I would add in a couple of hidden roles at random too later on too once the game is understood. Maybe Season 3 onwards. Like the Seer in Werewolf, who can find out the guilt or innocence of one person each night - but they need to be careful not to be found out or the Werewolves will take them out. Though not sure that would work well with the end game of this.
 
I feel mixed about that result - I agree with whoever said it felt like stepping over an unspoken boundary with Kieran's exit. It wasn't just his words, but his LOOKS and reaction to Wilf which everyone clocked. At this point, Wilf was the only one who (begrudgingly) deserved it - and was almost certainly going to get it UNTIL Kieran's actions which only happened once he knew he was going? That feels shitty and very unfair.

But where do you draw the line? I've always wondered what's stopping an angry banished traitor from revealing too much on their exit. I mean what do they actually have to lose?!

I think the round table should happen then banishings should take place in private with the reveal happening on a camera screen, because someone could surely ruin the whole game! And I think Kieran had far too much power in those parting actions.

I guess the only lesson learned is not to screw over a fellow traitor

Still incredible tv. Happy for them all, even stupid Meryl.
 
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Raining On Mary said:
I feel mixed about that result - I agree with whoever said it felt like stepping over an unspoken boundary with Kieran's exit. It wasn't just his words, but his LOOKS and reaction to Wilf which everyone clocked. At this point, Wilf was the only one who (begrudgingly) deserved it - and was almost certainly going to get it UNTIL Kieran's actions which only happened once he knew he was going? That feels shitty and very unfair.

But where do you draw the line? I've always wondered what's stopping an angry banished traitor from revealing too much on their exit. I mean what do they actually have to lose?!

I think the round table should happen then banishings should take place in private with the reveal happening on a camera screen, because someone could surely ruin the whole game! And I think Kieran had far too much power in those parting actions.

I guess the only lesson learned is not to screw over a fellow traitor

Still incredible tv. Happy for them all, even stupid Meryl.
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Yeah Kieran was unsubtle but Wilf put himself in that position. People have said Amanda deserved to go because she should have seen Wilf's betrayal coming; you could say the same for Wilf about Kieran
 
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