The Traitors - Episode 12: The Final

Really quite shocked we got a faithful win. Wilf really fucked it. He should have recruited Meryl and got rid of her easy
 
Wilf played so well until the last two days but he made a bad decision taking on Kieran and a second bad decision trying to double cross him rather than just going for the shared win.
 
Wilf should have recruited Hannah. He could have convinced her to team up with him to the end.
 
What a fucking FABULOUS final episode.

Say what you like about but Kieran but 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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This has been an 11/10 series of television but the last 10 minutes or so was truly sensational. Wilf fucked himself over but it warmed my heart to see him so happy.
 
And now I'm quoting the wrong person as well. Definitely still got the shakes.
 
I don't think the idea of deciding to recruit a male was a bad one. But then considering how they all voted for a female next it's all quite MOOT anyway.

No, I think the logic was sound. It was the fact that almost immediately he started conspiring against Kieran and was absolutely incredibly obvious about it.
 
Are there any other TV shows (and not live events) that end up as Moopy live threads?
 
Wilf played so well until the last two days but he made a bad decision taking on Kieran and a second bad decision trying to double cross him rather than just going for the shared win.
And his OTT reaction too…after he had criticised Kieran for playing too emotionally -
 
Wilf was losing it for the entire series. It was just the direct glare of the final and the sabotage from Zaddy that finally exposed him.
 
No, I think the logic was sound. It was the fact that almost immediately he started conspiring against Kieran and was absolutely incredibly obvious about it.
That's the greed, isn't it? He'd just cleared his way to win the whole thing by offing Amanda, then been forced to offer half of 'his' money to someone else. There was no way he was going to stomach it.
 

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