#bbc the traitors

[aliferousdreamer]

here's a screencap dump of (some of) my favourite traitors uk season 2 moments to celebrate tonight's finale

[dandelionjack]

been watching the traitors. can’t believe that over the course of one year i’ve become the type of person to actively enjoy reality tv game shows. but it’s okay because it’s spooky and psychological and basically a glorified game of mafia and i loooove mafia. and there’s a pink haired trans guy there. and some people that are a real delight to watch. and it’s set in an old scottish castle. and the challenges are sort of folk horror-y, i mean they literally burnt a wicker man one time. and claudia winkleman is a legend and a half

love armani and linda, but they’re no good as traitors — now minah on the other hand has potential; she may last until the end if she’s careful enough

that aside there is a faithful who is pretending to be welsh, accent and all. why would you do that, making life harder for yourself. but she’s stuck with it now

[cedarleaves]

me when i hate someone just because they’re smart and kind

[ragtag-band-of-murderers]

'im just being myself' she says, in her fake accent

[mooshedts]

thoughts about traitors s3 ep4

- kas isolating himself from everyone broke my heart everyone had it out for him from the start but it was so satisfying seeing everyone faces when he announced he was faithful.

- like when he immediately left the room when tyler started talking about his suspicions. man really deserved none of this he did nothing wrong.

- also fozia giving him a chance to defend himself was so nice what a girlboss. they would've made such a good team.

- poor poor mullet man jack my craziest hear me out except he really did have the worst pitch out of all the train crew.

- still pleased with the people we did get in although if fozia's recruited (which she probably will be unless minah throws anna or freddie under the bus but that seems too mean. wouldn't put it past them though; they did it with ross last season) i'm not sure if she’ll accept.

- freddie's breakdown after the round table bless him he's just a wee guy. i didn't pay a lot of attention to him before this episode but now i just feel really sorry for him.

- also dan is lowkey one of the best players he’s basically the only logical one there. hoping he makes it to the final he deserves it.

- joe. respectfully stfu. he’s possibly the opposite of dan despite me not being able to tell them apart for the first few episodes. kas wiping that smirk off his face was DESERVED.

- i feel like i should dislike linda based on how little she contributes to the traitors but she's so funny because of that.

- i love tyler, livi, leanne and leon's group drama it’s like they're in their own reality tv show outside of traitors.

- maybe tyler will get kicked out of his squad because he's the only one whose name doesn’t start with L (and him switching up his vote which i feel like is not a very big deal compared to other things happening).

- not a massive deal but anna, leanne and charlotte(?) eavesdropping on the guys’ conversation was quite funny.

- also anna talking about how she’s used to having arguments with her family at the dinner table and then acting as if that’s exactly what she was doing when interrogated at the round table.

[julesblackthorns]

every year people doubt if the traitors can live up and top itself and every year the people come through...... to new levels, even

[ginerva-mollyweasley]

OKAY SO AT LEAST SHE DOESNT HATE HIM!!

[ash4prez]

ok BUT fucking JOHN can actually go sit on a bonfire because i hated him from day 👏🏻 freaking 👏🏻 one 👏🏻 and i KNEW he would have a nasty streak

[photo-roulette-wheel]

The traitors moment

Basically, the traitors’ entire premise

[aliferousdreamer]

here's a screencap dump of (some of) my favourite traitors uk season 2 moments part 2

[dandelionjack]

Queen Minah my machiavellian girlboss of the week. backstabbing and manipulating her cocky teammate out, sisterhood or no, now that is how you play the GAME

[escespace]

Arthur: I know he might seem clumsy,disrespectful and idiotic but he is not a traitor.

Merlin: jeez... What have I done to earn such a good defense?

Arthur: Shut up Merlin, I'm trying to prove that you didn't break the law.

Merlin: Well, you certainly believe that so that's half the battle won.

[ash4prez]

no but Wilf was literally stabbing every single other traitor and then not even caring like “oh wow i’m so excited that kieran’s a traitor now let’s go buddies for life” and then five fuckin seconds later is like “yk what nahhhh lemme just betray ya real quick”

It’s been a day and I’m still not over it

[ragtag-band-of-murderers]

Linda isn't very good at defending herself I think, she just throws it back at whoever is accusing her

[dreamspring]

controversial take perhaps but one thing i will say is that i do think it's strange that gaius doesn't die by s5. i honestly think he should have and it would have been a good character/plot development moment. by s5 he's basically irrelevant anyway and merlin doesn't even listen to him really so why is he there!! he's kind of outgrown his role in the show. and i'm not saying this cuz im a gaius hater (i am NOT!) but because it feels thematically strange that he's just around... doing nothing. lowkey. also i hate to be that person but i just Think that it would make merlin's s5 insanity (lowkey.) even more understandable if morgana had just straight up killed gaius when she kidnapped him or if he died some other way in late s4/early s5. he's lost everyone who has ever known abt his magic (except his mother ig) he's sooo alone he has no support. he has to make all these decisions on his own he doesn't want to lose the only people he has left and its hash tag tragedy. like if ur gonna go in that direction... kill gaius. they should have done it. for the plot.

[julesblackthorns]

i watched the traitors finale never speak to me again