Celebrity Traitors (UK) S01E08 (1 Viewer)

ZenGiraffe said:
The argument between Kate and David was so compelling in how polite and vicious it is.

I don't read Joe as over aggressive at all! He clearly actually really likes Alan!
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To be clear, I don't see him as overly aggressive, I said his over aggressive going after people...different things. He clearly loves Alan.
 
I don’t really see an easy path to the money for anyone except Nick

Alan’s an easy target, Cat’s got heat but with no real substance to it, David has been accused throughout the series so it makes sense to ditch him to be on the safe side, and Alan and Cat can easily poison the well for Joe - he’s played a very traitory game, switching targets and leading campaigns which end up banishing a faithful.
The only time they successfully banished a traitor it was CAT who brought his name to the table; she has the strongest record of them all but that seems to have gone unmentioned.
 
Agtifa said:
Bit obsessed with Kate after the last few episodes. She has a distinct ability to laugh off every insult and criticism.

Other player: Kate you're shit and useless
Kate: I know, I'm so shit!

Kate (later): I'm having so much fun!
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It’s a testament to the healing properties of this show that it’s made me actually quite like Kate Go-away
 
Sheena said:
To be clear, I don't see him as overly aggressive, I said his over aggressive going after people...different things. He clearly loves Alan.
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Isn’t that the point of the show though? I don’t think he’s trying to intimidate anyone, he’s just breaking through the wall of celebrity nicey-niceyness which has probably been a factor of the faithfuls being so terrible this season.

On a civilian season I don’t think his approach would stand out as much.
 
I don't like Joe the way some of you do at all, but he clearly loves Alan, the game and the way he has been throughout feels playful to me.
 
VoR said:
Isn’t that the point of the show though? I don’t think he’s trying to intimidate anyone, he’s just breaking through the wall of celebrity nicey-niceyness which has probably been a factor of the faithfuls being so terrible this season.

On a civilian season I don’t think his approach would stand out as much.
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Again, I don't disagree, but, I think his theories have dominated the series.
 
Sheena said:
Again, I don't disagree, but, I think his theories have dominated the series.
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That’s probably partially editing - which tracks now that we know he’s a finalist - and partially, like I said, the other celebs being too nice about everything.

Do we really think there’s a bunch of exciting Lucy Beaumont moments on the cutting room floor?
 
What happens if David goes first? It's 2v2. I guess that's a default traitors win, unless the Traitors accidently split their vote. Or will it be another box?
 
The various outcomes are probably the most knife edge they've ever been. And it all comes down to the ever wrong David.
 
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It just occurred to me that surely it's obvious that Cat, as the only women left, is a traitor as there's no way they would just pick all men?
 
Yes, I thought just before they got rid of Lucy that Cat needed to think about the male/female balance going forward.
 
I think I mentioned this last time and I can’t figure out if there’s a rule to stop it but isn’t it in a faithfuls best interest just to keep banishing anyway until there’s two left? Lower the odds of a traitor being there at all?
 
PercyPig said:
I think I mentioned this last time and I can’t figure out if there’s a rule to stop it but isn’t it in a faithfuls best interest just to keep banishing anyway until there’s two left? Lower the odds of a traitor being there at all?
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Only that you risk you yourself being banished by invoking another round of banishment. But yeah, I see this point and it's what poor Francesca and Alexander fell foul of last year :(
 
Joe and Nick would do well to purposefully steer Alan and Cat onto David, then gun for Alan in the hope that Cat joins them, then it's game over.
 
Am I the only one who thinks it's a done deal and that Alan will go, then Cat, then the remaining three will split it?

Similar ending to S1, where the editing pads it out, but they've really gone in all knowing who's who by now. :MerylPerplexed:
 
Maybe. But if I was there I'd be thinking why would the BBC make the least famous one there a Traitor :D

(Same could be for Cat I guess though)
 
Managed to catch up with this. I’d love Cat to win but it really feels set up for Joe and Nick to split the win by banishing David as a final banishment. Hopefully something happens to cause something of a twist in the last episodes.
 
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