‘The Traitors’ U.K. Has Delivered Its Most Unpredictable Season Yet, but Self-Interest and Too Many Twists Keep It From Previous Heights
variety.comScott Bryan SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for Season 3 of “The Traitors” U.K., airing on the BBC and streaming on BBC iPlayer.
Put on your fingerless gloves, apply your dark eyeliner and fetch for a raven. Tonight is the finale of “The Traitors,” Britain’s biggest reality show, and right now it feels the most unpredictable the show has ever been.
Unlike Season 2, where Traitor Harry pretty much walked it, the banishment of Traitor Minah followed by fellow Charlotte’s risky move of recruiting Faithful Freddie (who then raised eyebrows as he voted for her at the roundtable) has resulted in more erratic gameplay.
That’s before we even mention the new twist of the Seer which, for the first time, allows one player to see who is truly a Traitor or Faithful during the game itself.
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